St Marys Seniors Plan Command Performance at Academy
St Marys Academy seniors present a two night musical at 8 p.m. in St Marys High School Auditorium Saturday and Sunday. The program opens with Gilbert and Sullivan Trial by Jury featuring Leo LaRoche as the judge and William Benkoski as Edwin alongside Catherine Brophy as Angelina. A chorus of bridesmaids and jurors plus lawyers light up the courtroom as Edwin proposes solutions to the biased jury. The second part includes scenes from Bernstein West Side Story, Verdi La Traviata ballet, and a Michael trio with ballet numbers. Other pieces include Swanee River and Do Re Mi, with You Cant Get a Man with a Gun and There is No Business Like Show Business closing.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
St. Mary’s High School
Leo LaRoche
William Benkoski
Edwin
Lawsui
Angelina
Cath
Erine Brophy
Kenneth Buck
Stanley Rimkunas
William Fox
Buxton School Stages The Lady's Not For Burning
Buxton School presents Christopher Fry comedy in medieval witchcraft with three performances at North Adams State College May 26 and 27 at Buxton Theatre and Darrow School New Lebanon May 27 8 p.m. Cast includes Thomas Saltonstall Paul Cooper Catharine Fincke William Plettner Nancy Fuller Kieron Kramer James Hoe Ruth Ordway David Costello Jeffrey Gross William Baker Katharine Fetzer and others. Proceeds from Lake Paran concert will fund trees. North Adams and Darrow shows open to public while Buxton is limited to students.
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Williamstown
Mass
Buxton School
Christopher Fry
North Adams State College
Harlequin
The
College Drama Club
Buxton Theatre
Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
Thomas Saltonstall
John L. Saltonstall
Boston
Paul Cooper
Henry Cooper
Adams
Catharine Fincke
Benjamin G.C. Fincke
William Plettner
Stuart Plettner
Barrington
R.I
Nancy Fuller
James Fuller
Copake
Kieron Kramer
Carol Kramer
New York City
James Hoe
Arthur J. Hoe
Weston, Conn
Ruth Ordway
Nelson K. Ordway
Orange, Conn
David Costello
Margaret Costello
Jeffrey Gross
Jean Gross
Little Neck
William Baker
Henry Anderson
Sherman, Conn
Katharine Fetzer
Ernest L. Fetzer
Winstead
Maine 50 Artists of the 20th Century extend run
The traveling show including Jay Connaway’s Sunset Gale Winds is extended to December 1966 due to rising interest from colleges and museums. Connaway’s winter solo exhibition of marine and landscape paintings opens December 5 at John Herron Art Museum Indianapolis.
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Pawlet
Maine
USA
Jay Connaway
Connaway
John Herron Art Museum
Indianapolis
Ind
Monhegan Island
Portugal
Spain
Northern Vermont Artists Association
Fleming Museum
Uvm
Vermont Artists
Norwich University
Cushiontone acoustical ceilings cut noise in homes
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Vermont Nursing Home Week Highlights Rehabilitation Focus
North Bennington Prospect Nursing Home, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hauck, marks Vermont Nursing Home Week with a strong emphasis on rehabilitation and recreation. The facility, part of VNHA, offers communal dining, birthday parties, and outings while welcoming Senior Girl Scout volunteers aiding patients.
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North Bennington
Vermont Nursing Home Association
Vermont Nursing Home
VNHA
Prospect Nursing Home
Norman Hauck
Vermont Dept. of Health
Prospect Street
Bennington College
James H. Walbridge
A. S. Payne
Haucks
Carl Center
Cambridge Scouts Camporee at Crown Point Elates City
A weekend camporee in Cambridge drew 967 Boy Scouts and leaders to Crown Point. Troop 92 Cambridge earned a red ribbon while the gold hunt and gold-painted stones provided large fun. Leaders praised the event for community effort and park improvements. A Chapin Air Park fly-in breakfast drew about 120 meals and featured precision flying contests.
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Crown Point
Troop 92
Cambridge
Chapin Air Park
Grange Notes Honor Mem Battenkill Grange Meeting
Memorial markers were given to families of deceased members at a Wednesday meeting with Clarence Decker Sr. presiding. Sewing, bread contests recognized. donations to shrub program and Camp Thorpe noted. Ground use granted for Arlington school picnic. Stratford trip for Pine Cobble students tied to Shakespeare festival. Memorial service featured floral al tar, Psalm 23, and a roll call of 38 deceased members. Next meeting June 2 includes a World’s Fair film. refreshment hosts listed.
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Battenkill Grange
Clarence Decker Sr
George Cooledge
Elaine Decker
Carrie Hawley
Flora
Hawley
Doris Wright
North Bennington hosts food and rummage sale day
North Bennington residents are invited to a community event at the library starting at 10 a.m. sponsored by the Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church featuring food and a rummage sale. Nearby, Lions Pony League players will offer car washing at Moriarity’s Gas Station on Bank Square.
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North
Bennington
Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Boys of the Lions Pony League
Moriarity’s
Bank Square
Teachers honored in St Mary’s Academy Mass at Immaculate Conception
A special Mass at Immaculate Conception Church honored St Mary’s Academy teachers on Teachers Recognition Day with Rev. Lawrence Gerrity assisted by Rev. Thomas Cook and Rev. Alfred Ellis. Faculty enjoyed an afternoon outing at Lake Lauderdale. Girl Scout Troops 282, 488 and others prepare weekend trips to the World’s Fair and a Red Oaks Camp weekend. Altar and Rosary Society hosts final meeting of the year with a covered dish supper and a talk on the revised liturgy and Ecumenical Council by Rev. Alfred Ellis.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Immaculate Conception Church
Lawrence Gerrity
OSA
Thomas Cook
Alfred Ellis
Father Ellis
Morgan Burke
Sisters of St. Joseph
Lake Lauderdale
SCOUT
Gilbert Green
D. D. Gerken
Ralph Moll
Betsy Cullen
Stephanie Bromirski
Ann Hyland
Jo Ann LaMagdeleine
Kyle Shiland
Ecumenical Council
Frank Driscoll
Thomas Nugent
Mary Migs
Angela Carelli
Philip Houlton
Joseph Careli
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Roger Pile
Essex
Hope Alswang
Ralph Alswang
North Adams
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Hoosick Guild
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All Saints Guild
Barl Kipp
Harold Prebble
Armstrong
Armmstron
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DIAL
Nursing Home
Ruth Bates
Cambridge Valley Flying Club
Dick Gray
Kenneth Wilbur
George Pfitze
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Viola Cooledge
Home Economics
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Hazel Curran
Community Progress
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U.S. 7
Arlington Garden Club
Camp Thorpe
Arlington School
Stratford
Pine Cobble School
Petruchio
Clara Edgerton
Maude Law
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William Lemberg
Pomona
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Viola Wilcox
Taconic Grange
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
I. C. Neil Strong
Detroit
Jesse Strong
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Arthur Robinson
Framingham
William Strong
Lanesboro
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May Andrew
East Arlington
Longtin
William Myers
Guy Mattison
Hilda Peacock
Clarissa Peacock
Frank Rice
Elizabeth Dwyer
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Claire Lukas
Marilyn Frazier
Lynn Buswell
Laurie Shaw
Ruth Brenenstuhl
Red Oaks
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