Play of Daniel casts by collegians and town
A large cast from Williams College and Williams town joins Adams Memorial Theatre and Williams College Music Department for the December 5 production of The Play of Daniel. About 50 singers actors and instrumentalists participate in the 12th century musical drama focusing on Daniel, idol worship and the overthrow of Balshazar by Darius with Daniel’s rise.
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Collegians
Daniel
Williamstown
Mass
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams College Music Department
Williams College Chapel
Williamstown Associated
Medieval operatic spectacle at Shaftsbury parish venue
Shaftsbury Fire Company Auxiliary hosts a 7:30 pm Wednesday meeting at the firehouse. Last week visitors to First Methodist Church included Mr and Mrs Kean of New Jersey and Mrs Kean, former Helen Watson, daughter of Rev George Watson. The church guest list also featured Miss Stag, with framing notes about a complex performance narrated by Rev Buckwalter. The Williams College cast includes King Balshazzar Jeff Rothenberg and other students and locals. English narration by poet W H Auden. Principal roles filled by Daniel OConnor, Robert Holst, John Hunisak, and a chorus of young performers. Music by Kenneth Roberts, staging by John von Szeliski.
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First Methodist Church
Kean
New Jersey
W.H. Auden
Robert Buckwalter
Methodist Church
Williamstown
Daniel
Tom Gunn
Williams
Balshazzar
Jeff Roth
King Darius
Daniel O’connor
Prince
Robert Holst
John Hunisak
Bill Sander
Peter Bagg
Carroll Perry
Don Reinke
Dan Kingman
Bob Howard
Steve Hornberger
Angel
Gore Effinger
Satraps
Gregory Piper
David Auty
Steve Mesick
Teddy Taylor
Alan Eusden
J.D. Eusden Jr
Alec Scherr
Tom Kalt
Robert Lee
Kenneth Roberts
John von Szeliski
Adams Memorial Theatre
American University Dean To Lecture On State Department
Charles O. Lerche Jr. dean of American University School of International Service will lecture at Williams College on The State Department A Critical Evaluation. The talk in Jesup Hall Friday at 8 is open to the public with a discussion and refreshments to follow. Lerche, a noted political scientist, recently toured European universities and has authored several works on foreign policy.
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Williamstown
Mass
State Department
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Charles O. Lerche Jr
School of International Service
The
American University
Washington, D.C
Lerche
Prospect and Berkshire
Department of Political Science
Prospect-Berkeshire
Williams
Dean Lerche
Berkshire- Prospect House
South
America
West Arlington Rifle Shoot Winds Up Hunter Safety Course
Twenty boys gathered at a gravel range owned by Clifford McKee to practice rifle shooting under National Rifle Association instructors Robert Stroffoleno and John Maars. Each boy received 15 rounds and shot kneeling, sitting, and prone positions, capping a series of lessons for 60 youths aged 10 to 14 co sponsored by the Arlington Fish and Game Club and…
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West Arlington
Clifford McKee
National Rifle Association
Robert Stroffoleno
John Maars
Arlington Fish and Game Club
Final Sandgate church service and community updates
The final Sandgate Methodist Church service of the year is set for next Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Regular services resume in spring. Women at West Arlington plan a turkey supper Thursday starting 5 p.m. Nina Hadlock and her daughter Dorothy of Morrisville are visiting Wilcox relatives. Vernon Davies of Maplewood New Jersey spent the weekend with local residents. Arnold Wilcox, James Bud Edgerton and others hunt in Maine near the Canadian border, with plans to move to Rangeley Lake if needed. Walter Finney nears discharge from Mary Hitchcock Hospital. West Arlington Home Demonstration forms two classes due to high interest. Hunter safety courses cover gun handling, climbing fences, target awareness, and rules consequences. certificates require NRA passing marks. Landowner respect discussed by R. W. Jones. Instructors include Stroffoleno and Mears. boys’ transportation organized by Mrs. George Hess. The fish and game club provided ammo, badges, and study material.
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Sandgate Methodist Church
West Arlington Church
Nina Hadlock
Dorothy
Morrisville
Wilcox
Vernon Davies
Maplewood
N.J
Richard Stolz
Arnold Wilcox
James
Bud) Edgerton
Maine
Rangeley Lake
James Edge
West Arlington
Wagon Wheel
Arenold Wilcox
East Arlington
R. W
Pownal Community Activities and Elections Recap
The WSCS of Pownal Methodist Church hosts its monthly meeting at the Quinn home with Oct 25 to 31 observed as Call to Prayer and Self Denial Week. A student council campaign at Pownal Center School ends with today’s election by ballot. Proceeds from a turkey supper totaled 250.55.
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WSCS
Pownal
Dorset notes and events from Dorset and nearby towns
Dorset and South Dorset residents receive family news and local events. Pfc Lewis Dean of the U S Marines reports safe arrival at Camp Pendleton before Japan transfer. Mrs Henry Barlow leaves Dorset Hollow for winter in Florida. Dave Brooks and his Singing Guitars begin Saturday dances at Dorset Playhouse on Oct 30. Dorset PTA to share in proceeds. Church trustees dinner at United Church of Dorset and East Rupert. Hitchcocks visit Swampscott, Massachusetts. Bloodmobile returns to Manchester First Congregational Church for a 100 pint goal with Dorset volunteers helping with registrations and refreshments.
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Walter Miller
South Dorset
Pfc
Lewis Dean
U.S. Marines
Camp Pendleton
San Diego
Calif
Dean
Albany
California
Japan
Henry Barlow
Dorset Hollow
Connecticut
Vero Beach
Fla
Dave Brooks
Dorset Playhouse
Dorset Pta
Roy Casey
United Church of
Sherman Hitchccock
Roger
Ramona
Swampscott
Mass
Fred Evesleth
Dorset
First Congregational Church
Manchester
Charles Smith
Emma Willard Day Observances Planned Nationwide
Mrs Donald S Kendall Jr is on the Emma Willard Day committee for Vermont. Emma Willard alumnae in 25 areas plan celebrations nationwide for a social event at Woodstock Inn Vermont next Tuesday featuring a noon buffet luncheon with guest Mrs Charles H Dauchy director of admissions. The Woodstock committee includes Mrs Fred C Clarke Jr chair Miss Martha Robinson Mrs J B Nichols Miss Betty S French and Mrs Richard H Goldsborough.
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Arlington
Donald S. Kendall Jr
Vermont
Emma Willard School
Troy
N.Y
Woodstock Inn
Woodstock
Petersburg Halloween Collection Planned
Petersburg Halloween solicitations for MCOR an agency of the Methodist Church will take place Saturday between 2 and 3 PM. The agency serves persons afflicted by disaster regardless of race color or creed and provides clothing food medicines and provisions for shelter.
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Petersburg
N.Y
MCOR
The
Methodist Church
Judge Lillie to Speak at Stamford Rally
Stamford voters are invited to a District 32 rally at Stamford School Wednesday at 8 p m. The meeting welcomes all voters, not only Republicans, to hear Miss Margaret E Lillie probate judge and Bennignton County Republican chair, and candidates Ira D Whitney and Mrs Kenalne J Collins. A Q A session will follow and brief committee meetings will wrap up.
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Stamford
Republican Committee
Margaret E. Lillie
Bennington County
Ira D. Whitney
Kenalene J. Collins
Peru School Club Book Fair Boosts Treasury
Peru The Community House buzzed on Primary election day as the Peru School Club staged a book fair upstairs while voters cast ballots. Children toured rooms selecting titles, with donations from Mrs. Charles Noyes of Peru and New York City. About $56 was raised for the club as mothers assisted selling and volunteers sorted sold and unsold books for return to the bookstore.
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Peru
Peru School Club
Susie Cole
Chase
Charles Noyes
New York City
Ground-Breaking Ceremonies Set for Union Elementary School
Ground breaking ceremonies for Union No. 20 Elementary School will be held at the school site north of Londonderry on Vermont Route 11 Wednesday morning at 9 53. Union No. 20 School Board Willard A. Kiggins architect Charles Leach contractor Victor Rouillard and Supt Charles Nason will participate. Construction equipment moved to the site Monday. The Connecticut Valley Construction Company of Springfield won the school contract for 510 522 dollars. The new school will serve kindergarten through eighth grade from Landgrove Londonderry and Weston starting the 1966 term.
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Londonderry
Union No. 20
Londonderry Village
Union No. 20 School Board
Willard A. Kiggins
Charles Leach
Victor Rouillard
Charles Nason
Carlson and Lundin
South Londonderry
Connecticut Valley Construction Company
Springfield
Landgrove
Weston
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