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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1972
Page
24
Isabelle Strasser of Dillon is an artist with many talents. She sculpts in clay and hand models, paints with watercolors oils and pencils, favors western themes with humor, and enjoys pottery wheel work. Her eight years of art span ceramics sculpture and painting, with three children also noted as artistic.
Mr and Mrs Mollish donated a Chief Joseph painting by Marilyn Dwyer Mason to McKinley School in memory of their son John who died in 1971. A dedication program featured colors, the national anthem, a choir, Rev Patrick Brown speaking, and a McKinley String Orchestra performance.
Veteran arranger and trumpeter Sy Oliver forms his first own band at age 59, shaping a lean nine-piece group that plays standards and newer tunes with a swing focus. He recalls his fame with Lunceford and Dorsey, notes the cost of big bands, and emphasizes recruiting over-40 stars to create a compact, potent ensemble.
Polson will host the Montana Institute of the Arts 24th festival from Thursday to Saturday with national artists. Keynote speaker and juror F. Carlton Ball of the University of Puget Sound will demonstrate ceramics. Ace Powell, noted western artist, discusses western art and painting. Jan Perea of Clancy conducts Saturday demonstrations in watercolor, oil, and acrylic-rice paper technique. She is State fine arts chairman with works in several Montana galleries.
Washington DC listings seek players aged 16 to 23 for the Wolf Trap American University Academy National Youth Orchestra. Apply by contacting Eugene Kassman at area code 202 686 2449. Session runs June 23 to August 20 with scholarships available.
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