Area Program To Feature Civic Ballet in Williamstown
The New Haven Civic Ballet will present a program at Adams Memorial Theatre on Sept. 27 in Williamstown Massachusetts. Arranged by Henry Holth the free performance is sponsored by 20 north county residents. The program includes Chopin Les Sylphides a Poulenc pas de deux Dvoraks Slavonic Dances a Minkus Don Quixote pas de deux and a two scene piece to music by Schonberg and Webern choreographed by Michael Lee. Holth choreographs the Poulenc pas de deux. The New Haven Civic Ballet led by Beverly Williamson offers a school summer workshops and seminars and recently drew favorable notices from Walter Terry at Princeton. Holth a former professional dancer is a Berkshire Civic Ballet choreographer and Berksh ire Regional Educational Theatre staff member.
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Williamstown
Mass
New Haven Civic Ballet
Adams Memorial Theatre
Henry Holth
North County
Chopin
Poulenc
Dvorak
Minkus
Sixth Dimension
Schonberg
Webern
Michael Lee
Holth
Beverly Williamson
Saturday Review
Walter Terry
Princeton
N.J
Berkshire Civic Ballet
Berkshire Regional Educational Theatre
Hootenanny Raises $500 For Day Care Center
Manchester residents raised five hundred dollars at a Friday hootenanny in the Equinox House Garden Lounge. Leonard and Lillian Stokes organized volunteers from Pro Musica and local groups to support the new Child Development Center. Proceeds fund buying a house with yard space to establish a day care center for working mothers and their preschool children.
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Manchester
New Child Development Center
Equinox House
Leonard
Lillian Stokes
Battenkill Inn
Robert Armstrong
Leonard Stokes
Orrin Beattie
Forrest Munger
Canada
Dee Doran
Sean Breen
Richard Farley
Douglas Harrigan
Richard Bartholomae
Leo Charbonneau
Clarence Comar
Reginald Counsel
Stokes
Henry Travers
Lambert Zoller
Basket Barn
Walker S. Kimball Jr
Hugh Putnam
Vernon Bushee
Robert Eaton
MES Board Adopts Dress Code and Adds Custodian
In Manchester the MES board approved advertising for a third elementary custodian and allowing culotte skirts in the dress code after parent concerns. They also accepted checks from parents for a week of hot lunches amid streamlined ticketless service and rapid lunch lines. Superintendent Cross praised a smooth start with 681 students in grades 2 and 3 at St. Paul’s.
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Manchester
Philip G. Squires
St. Paul’s
Clifford B. Harwood
MES
Robert P. Wood
Outstanding Lecturers Slated for Antiques Show
Weston VT will host the Weston Antiques Show October 3 to 5 at the Weston Playhouse with two noted lecturers Mrs Warner B Hartford of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts presenting Colonial America Our Cultural Heritage and George Michael host of the Antiques program discussing How To Collect and Enjoy Antiques. An antiques auction will follow Michaels lecture conducted by Yankee Auctioneer George Martin with items donated by 25 exhibitors.
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Weston
Weston Playhouse
Warner B. Hartford
Boston Museum of ‘Fine Arts
America
George Michael
Michael
George Martin
Hartford
John Singleton Gray
Paul Revere
New England
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Boston
Wgbh-Tvv
Wenh-Tv
Durham
N.H
Educational TV
Mansion Seen Too Deteriorated For Apartment Renovation
In Hoosick Falls New York Kenneth Lester and others backing the Walter A Wood mansion conversion say weather and vandalism have left the building too deteriorated for rehab. They propose demolishing and rebuilding with new plans to be submitted to the village board. Mayor Leo Albowicz has discussed the proposal and may report at tonight's meeting alongside a plan for a public parking lot.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Kenneth Lester
Walter A. Wood
Lester
Leo Albowicz
Village Board
Clark Art Institute Names New Officer
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute trustees appoint John H. Brooks of Washington DC as assistant to the director. Brooks, a Princeton and Columbia alum, has worked at the National Gallery of Art since 1964 and taught at Maryland and USDA graduate schools. He joins Clark on Sept 15.
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Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
John H. Brooks
Washington, D.C
Brooks
Princeton University
Columbia University
National Gallery of Art
University of Maryland
United States Department of Agriculture
France
Clark Art Institute
Two Thefts Reported In Manchester Sunday Night
Manchester police report two thefts on Sunday night. Between 20 and 25 gallons of gasoline were drawn from the Manchester School District's two school buses parked at Manchester Elementary School. Also that night, two flood light bulbs were taken from Dave Hosley's cabins on U.S. 7.
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Manchester
Dana L. Thompson
Dave Hosley
U.S. 7
Airman J C Richard Lyon Arrives for Brief Leave
Airman J C Richard Lyon arrives in town to spend a brief leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Francis Lyon. He came east with his sister in law Mrs James Lyon and three children of Walkerton Ind. He will be in town until Friday before transfer to Vietnam where he serves as crew chief of a USAF cargo plane. The Junior Senior High Choir of the First United Methodist Church holds its final rehearsal tonight at 7 pm for Rally Day next Sunday during morning worship.
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North Pownal
J.C. Richard Lyon
Francis Lyon
James Lyon
Walkerton
Ind
Lyon
Vietnam
USAF
First United Methodist Church
Adams Memorial Theatre Opens Fall Tryouts For AMT Season
AMT invites area residents to open tryouts Thursday and Friday for its fall season. Readings include Arthur Miller's The Crucible for the Freshman Revue and a studio bill of experimental plays. The Crucible runs Oct 24 27 with about 10 men and 10 women. Auditions start at 7 30 pm at the theatre. scripts available at the AMT box office.
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Williamstown
Mass
Adams Memorial Theatre
Arthur Miller
the Crucible
Studio Theatre
Miller
AMT
John van Szellski
The
Crucible
Cap and Bells
Williams Student Theatre Organization
Megan Terry
Steve Travis
West Rupert Greeting for Local Residents Returns
Arthur Blomberg is home in West Rupert after a stay at Glens Falls Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Chiger of Farmingdale Long Island and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sweeney of Upper Black Eddy Pennsylvania visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walther in West Rupert. Chiger and Walther were both employees of the New York Telephone Co. in New York City. Mountain View Calif UPI NASA reports animal cells are less affected by weightlessness than plant cells.
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Arthur Blomberg
West Rupert
Glens Falls Hospital
Glens Falls
N.Y
Martin Chiger
Farmingdale
L.I
Wallace Sweeney
Upper Black Eddy
Albert Walther
Chiger
Walther
New York Telephone Co
New York City
Mountain ‘View, Calif
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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