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oik song concert Dy Woodville residents Chuck and Nan Perdue.
1970: Helen Gahagan Douglas reading Emily Dickinson’s poems.
Monthly programs by local residents. Topics included planned parenthood, ecology, and the stock market.
1971: July Fourth Musical Day, featuring “The Graven Image” rock group; spiritual singers led by Mrs. Rachel Aylor; a folk guitarist; a square dance demonstration; and a crafts exhibit.
Program “a foxhom-blowing contest" and foxhunting tales with Jane Mcllvaine McClary.
1972: James J. Kilpatrick on the election.
1974: Kenneth Clark’s film series “Civilization.”
1977: Art exhibit, featuring local * artists.
Carla Eugster reading her poetry. Music by Michael Krueger, Judy Bomberger, and Brad Fisher.
1978: Programs included Elizabeth Taylor’s film “National Velvet,” Senator Eugene McCarthy reading his poetry and discussing politics, Bryon Schumacher’s tripleimage slide show ‘The Face of Rural America,” naturalist/photographer John Trott on Virginia birds and other wildlife, Joseph Scherschel’s Australian slides, and Diana Bird’s China slides.
1981: Exhibitions of bookbinding and medieval stained glass techniques by Sally and Ed Sharp.
1982-84: Local zoologist John Rood on the Serengettis.
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