Weston Playhouse Opens June 16 With Black Comedy
Weston Playhouse enters its 38th season under Harlan F Grant with a ten week run starting June 26 featuring Black Comedy and a blend of Broadway hits. The lineup includes Mame Oklahoma Cactus Flower Dont Drink the Water The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Luv The Madwoman of Chaillot Thurber Carnival and more with returning cast members and the Cellar Coffee Cabaret after shows. Box office hours and ticket prices are listed with reservations via 824 5288.
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Weston
Weston Playhouse
Harlan F. Grant
The
Playhouse
Oklahoma
Abe Burrow
New York
Woody Allen
Jean Brodie
Jean Giraudoux
Chaillot
Weston Company
Marion
Tommy) Blake
William Lacey
Jean Goodale
Edmond Genest
Edward LeClair
di Patterson
Weston Theater
Musical Theater Company
Clark Art Museum Opens French Room With Weir Furnishings
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown will unveil a new French room on June 15 1969 featuring 18th century furniture bequeathed by Mary Hayward Weir. Also on display will be paintings by Fragonard and Claude, French silver and porcelains, and related loaned items from Williams College Museum of Art. Guided 3 pm gallery tours rotate through Clark’s collection all summer. Open daily 10 to 8 except Monday.
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Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Clark Art Institute
Mary Hayward Weir
Indiana
Weir
Ernest T. Weir
Weirton Steel Company
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cooper - Hewitt Museum of Design
Brooklyn Museum
Williams College Museum of Art
Fragonard
Claude
Clark
Edward Penfield
Walker Penfield
Williams
John H. Brooks
Rocky Collians of
Pownal
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
Elcox Post 4 Hosts VI Legion of Guardsmen
Manchester Vermont details the 23rd annual Vermont Legion of Guardsmen convention hosted by Walter D. Elcox Post 4 in Manchester Depot June 8 9 led by post commander Carl Rockwell and auxiliary president Wilma Rice. Attendees from Claremont and Concord NH included National Guardsmen President Frances Terrill and past national president Betty Burdick. Officers elected, memorial service held, banquet and installation planned with Rhode Island officers present.
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Manchester
Walter D. Elcox
Vermont
Alex Billings
Rutland
Carl Rockwell
Shaftsbury
Concord
N.H
Edward Gould
Bennington
Lewis Hunt
Randolph
Herbert DeBell
Bruce Wing
Vermont Department
Tina Bowen
Catherine Gould
Dorothy Hartwell
Manchester Depot
Ana Utley
Florence Fields
Loretta Clark
East Arlington
Alice Rockwell
Jean DeBell
Anna Mahan
Charity Sweet
Beverly Ballard
Vermont College graduation speakers named for June ceremony
Miss Muriel Galusha was among the graduates of Vermont College two year school for women in Montpelier. U S Rep Patsy Mink of Hawaii and the Rev Thomas Mc Neil Lange of Spencer New York spoke at the baccalaureate and commencement on Sunday June 1 on the college green.
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Montpelier
Vermont College
Montpélier
Muriel Galusha
A. Ranney Galusha
Route 7
South Shaftsbury
U.S
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Thomas McNeil Lange
First Presbyterian Church
Spencer
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Party Honors Two Graduates Schaefer Family
Mrs. Gordon Jones of 4 Hall Street Hoosick Falls hosted a Saturday evening reception for relatives and friends of Robert Schaefer who graduated Thursday from Albany College of Pharmacy and Bruce Schaefer who will graduate June 14 from Hudson Valley Community College. About 45 guests attended. Robert, a HFCS nurse, will start an apprenticeship June 15 at Fay’s Drug Store in Watertown and Bruce plans to study at Northeast University in Boston in September.
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Gordon Jones
Hall St
Robert Schaefer
Albany College of Pharmacy
Bruce Schaefer
Hudson Valley Community College
Petersburg
Berlin
Hoosick Falls
Jones
HFCS
Elizabeth Rowland
Dorothy Miller
Robert
Fay’s Drug Store
Watertown
N.Y
Bruce
Northeast University
Boston
Mass
Local Graduates and Summer Positions Highlight Burr and Burton Sendoffs
Burr and Burton graduates include Linda Johnson going to Colby Junior College and Michael Gaillard bound for Windham College. Polly Myhrum to NYU. Anna Dibble to the Boston Museum School. Nancy Hedges from Landgrove to The Thomas School. Bernard Baker wins the RPI Award for science and math achievement. Susan Dibble earns a ballet prize at Wykeham Rise. several students head to summer jobs and travel, with Myhrum to Ceylon and Nancy Hedges planning Europe trips.
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Burr and
Burton
Linda Johnson
Michael Gaillard
Linda
Colby Junior College
Mike
Windham College
Polly Myhrum
St. Timothy’s School
Baltimore
Polly
NYU
Anna Dibble
Cambridge School
Weston
Mass
Anna
Boston Museum School of Art
Nancy Hedges
Landgrove
Thomas School
Rowayton
Conn
Bernard Baker
RPI
Burr and Burton
Bernie
BBS
Susan Dibble
Wykeham Rise School
Washington
Peru
Chris Myhrum
Frank Launders
William de Schweinitz
Chris
Susan
Dulcie Bongartz
Southern Vermont Art Center
Jean Seymour
Ralph Parker
Haying
Bromley House
Ceylon
Cassie Mann
Manchester Journal
Daulton Mann Jr
Tyrol
Europe
Jessie Mayer
New York City
A.M. Pitcher
M.A. Pitcher
Munro O’flynn
O’flynn
Charles
Bromley Village
Richard More
Bufffalo
William More
Pomfret
David
Norman Anderson
Pitcher
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Sunderland
Gerald Raftery
Linda Beth Hill
Earle Hill
Albany Business College
Jerome Hill
Paul Ennis
Eric Hill
Ruth Romney
Dorset
William Day
Burton Burton Seminary
Theodore
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Ohio
Ain
Enith Teas
Stereos
Vermont Bank Americard
Richard
State Street Bank and Trust CO
Service Marks
Bank America Service Corp
Clark Art Museum
Elcox
Legion of Guardsmen
Edith Beaumont
Swift's
Walker
Eagle Square Co
T. T. Hoyt
James Hamilton
Richard Dorr
P. J. DeConnick
Smart Mammoth Mart
BU Ae
Sal Senvice - Acoun
Bert
Sennington
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Nichols
Frank
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