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Conference turris::womannotes-v3

Title:Topics of Interest to Women
Notice:V3 is closed. TURRIS::WOMANNOTES-V5 is open.
Moderator:REGENT::BROOMHEAD
Created:Thu Jan 30 1986
Last Modified:Fri Jun 30 1995
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1078
Total number of notes:52352

834.0. "Fresh Ground CoffeeHouse, Sat night" by CADSE::KHER (I'm not Mrs. Kher) Thu May 23 1991 18:53

    This is the Fresh Ground Coffee House sign up note. I have no idea
    who's performing that night. Maybe Kathy Maxham can put in a note.
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834.1Bill Staines is performing. Come early!LJOHUB::MAXHAMWhen does the good part start?Fri May 24 1991 09:3342
Bill Staines is performing. Admission is $8. The show starts at 8:00.

Bill is one of the most popular performers on the national folk circuit,
and we're not selling tickets in advance. We'll open the doors at 7:30.
FIRST COME, FIRST SEATED, so get there early!

Kathy

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Directions to the Fresh Ground Coffeehouse in Gardner:

        From the East: Follow Route 2 West about 13 miles
                       past Leominster. Take the _FIRST_ Gardner
                       exit. Then take the first exit off the rotary
                       to go under the railroad overpass.
                       At the first light, turn right
                       onto Elm Street. The First Unitarian
                       Society is on the right, shortly after
                       the two schools. If you get to the
                       next rotary, you've gone too far.

                       Driving time: approximately 30 minutes
                       west of the Route 2/495 junction;
                       15 minutes west of Leominster.

        From the West: Follow Route 2 East, and take the _SECOND_
                       Gardner exit. Go almost full-circle
                       around the rotary, taking the exit
                       that brings you under the railroad
                       overpass. At the first light, turn right
                       onto Elm Street. The First Unitarian
                       Society is on the right, shortly after
                       the two schools. If you get to the
                       next rotary, you've gone too far.

                       Driving time: approximately 40 minutes
                       east of Greenfield.

        From other places: send me mail, and I'll be happy
                        to help you figure out your route.
     
834.2About Bill Staines....LJOHUB::MAXHAMOne big fappy hamily....Fri Jun 07 1991 15:5933
		BILLS STAINES ON SATURDAY, JUNE 22

	Popular folk singer Bill Staines appears at The Fresh
Ground Coffeehouse on Saturday, June 22. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.,
for an 8:00 performance. Admission is $8 at the door (sorry, no
advance ticket sales!). The Fresh Ground Coffeehouse is located at
The First Unitarian Society, 66 Elm Street, Gardner, Massachusetts.
(Directions follow the form feed at the end of this press release.)

	Always a favorite with folk audiences, Bill Staines is a
singer, storyteller, and championship yodeler who weaves a magical
blend of wit and gentle humor into his performances. He performs
mostly his own material, which ranges from traditional folk tunes
to contemporary country ballads.

	Staines' voice is a rich, clear, baritone; perfect for leading
singalongs. Some of his well-known songs include "A Place in the
Choir," "Spirit Song," "The Ballad of Jake and Ten Ton Molley,"
and "Wild, Wild Heart." His guitar playing is expert and unique:
left-handed, he plays a right-handed guitar without reversing the
strings.

	Staines began performing full-time and traveling extensively
in 1969. Since then, he has performed in nearly every state. He has
appeared frequently on Public Radio's "A Prairie Home Companion" and
has also appeared on "Mountain Stage" and "The Good Evening Show."

	The Fresh Ground Coffeehouse provides entertainment by
experienced folk musicians in a smoke-free, alcohol-free environment.
Refreshments are available at reasonable prices.

(For directions, see .1)
834.3BUBBLY::LEIGHcan't change the wind, just the sailsTue Jun 11 1991 10:511
    Mabel and I are coming.
834.4LEZAH::QUIRIYLove is a verb.Tue Jun 11 1991 13:094
    
    I'm planning on being there.
    
    cq
834.5SMURF::CALIPH::binderSimplicitas gratia simplicitatisTue Jun 11 1991 15:426
Re: .3

What, Bob, and leave the bears in the car after dinner at Chopsticks?
Heartless, just heartless!

-d
834.6me toCASCRT::LUSTHugs - food for the soulTue Jun 11 1991 16:423
    I would also like to go.
    
    Linda
834.7I wouldn't do that!BUBBLY::LEIGHcan't change the wind, just the sailsTue Jun 11 1991 18:154
    re .5 re .3
    -d, you can assume that the bears are coming to _all_ the events of the
    weekend!  I left them out of my signup replies, after the first couple,
    so that folks wouldn't get tired of hearing about them.