NBHS alumni return for school reunion and open house
North Bennington High School Alumni Association invites all former students and friends to reunion events at the school on June 22. An open house from 6 30 to 7 30 p m offers a look at five years of changes to adapt the building for elementary use. Dinner reservations through Lois Keen due by June 12, with officers Ronald Nadeau James Myers and Helen Squiers available for contact.
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North Bennington High School Alumni Association
NBHS
Publyck House
Lois Keen
Shaftsbury
Ronald Nadeau
James Myers
Helen Squiers
Southern Vermont Artists meet to mark 45th anniversary
The Members' Spring Meeting of Southern Vermont Artists, Inc. is set for Saturday June 15 at 2 30 p m in the Louise Ryals Arkell Pavilion at the Southern Vermont Art Center. Dr Ilsley S Zecher will chair and committee reports on summer activities will be heard. The group will celebrate 45 years with events at the Art Center and refreshments in the Peacock Room after the meeting. The gallery also features the permanent collection and a new Art in the Schools exhibit by students from Manchester Dorset Sunderland Danby and West Pawlet.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Artists, Inc
Louise Ryals Arkell
Southern Vermont Art Center
Ilsley S. Zecher
Art Center
Dorset
Sunderland
Danby
West Pawlet
Bennington College stage: Recipe by Margaret Holloway
Margaret Holloway, a Bennington College senior, will perform her two act play Recipe at the Barn Studio Theater June 12 13 at 8 pm and June 14 at 9 30 pm. The one woman show portrays Jeanette with flashbacks Haitian dancers and live music. Director Robert Glaudini returns from last year.
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Alan Fortney
Margaret Holloway
Bennington College
Barn Studio
Richard Kerry
Jennifer Jebens
John Luckacovic
Jeanette
Leslie Lowe
Terri Huggins
Philomena Williamson
Sidney
Ms. Holloway
Hoosick Falls Flea Market By Hoosick Area Seniors July 4
Hoosick Falls NY July 4 flea market sponsored by Hoosick Area Senior Citizens at Reynolds Gilchrest building on Barton Avenue. 150 dealer spaces with about 20 signed up. preregistration preferred but walk-ins accepted. Vendors offer antiques books plants crafts. Co chairs Mary Morin Idella Pine. Ruth Van DerKar in charge of food booths. Proceeds fund seniors. no admission for customers.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Area
Reynolds- Gilchrest
Barton Avenue
Rose Waythus
Mary Morin
Idella Pine
Ruth van DerKar
MES board wrestles with boiler insulation and school bus deal
Manchester School Directors discussed insulation for aging boilers with bids from Winslow Heating at 4386 and Stans Combustion at 1650, planned checks, and potential alternates. They approved a 10632 bid for a new bus, with possible 10 percent rise. Additional hires include Richard Owens, Nancy Matthews, and Anthony Flower as teachers, and Grade 5 vacancy remains.
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Manchester
Charles E. Skiptonas
Winslow Heating and Plumbing
Abraham Madkour
Skiptunas
Michael Powers
Powers
Madkour
Justin
Stans Combustion Association Inc
Stans
Latham
N.Y
Jennison Engineering
Skiptonas
Winslow
Warren
Neil Manders
Austine School
Owens
Burr and Burton Seminary
Virginia Wilkins
Nancy Matthews
Rupert
Ms. Matthews
MES
Anthony Flower
New York City
Dorset
Vermont Isle LaMotte Revered by Amateur Archeologists
Vermont researchers document early Iroquoian links and red ocher burials among so called red earth people in Addison County while Isle La Motte preserves Paleozoic coral reefs and pre Columbian Abnaki village history. The island hosts Jesuit mass and St Anne shrine with Revolutionary War artifacts found nearby near Valcour Island including sunken fleets and bronze cannon awaiting divers.
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Isle Lamotte
Vermont
Green Mountain
Mares
Addison County
United States
Canada
Pittsford
Furnace Brook
Otter Creek
Champlain
Lake Champlain
St. Anne
Valcour Island
Benedict Arnold
Thomas Pringle
Philadelphia
Williams College alumni hold 152nd reunion weekend
About 1000 Williams alumni and families gather in Williamstown to hear President John W. Chandler report to the Society of Alumni at Chapin Hall on Saturday. Eleven reunions span classes from 1924 to 1969, with the 1949 group leading festivities and the 1906 group attending their 68th reunion. The weekend includes a procession, a memorial service, and the election results for an alumni trustee and Tyng bequest administrator.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
John W. Chandler
Chandler
Society of Alumni
United States
Chapin Hall
Old Guard
Williams
Greylock Quadrangle
Kenneth D. Cranstoun
Summit
N.J
Harold A. Namer
Ossining
N.Y
Joseph E. Perry
Shelburne Falls
Frederick F. Wright
Newark
Ohio
Jesup Hall
Main Street
Robert J. Geniesse
New York
Edwin P. Maynard III
Chestnut Hill
R. Cragin’Lewis
Tenafly
Tyng
Sidney B. Smith
Boston
Arlington graduate earns high honors and honors society memberships
Arlington resident Paul Lundeen graduated with highest honors from the University of Delaware and gained memberships in Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Beta Kappa. He plans to study at Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, starting in September.
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Paul Lundeen
Arlington
University of Delaware
Lundeen
Dickinson School of Law
Carlisle
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Jennifer Shannon Fisher
Greenwich, Conn
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Southern Baptist Church
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Haiti
South
Gwendolyn Brook
Pearl Mae Lee
United Counseling Service
Me Ty
Hoosick Far Country Club
Candle Mill
Si. Candle Mill
MES Board
By Martha Elliott
Burr and Burton
Richard Owens
Crisco
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Allan W. Fulkerson
Weston
John P. English
James R. Briggs
Francis H. Dewey III
Richard W. Wells Jr
Sudbury
Albert R
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Sinclair D. Hart
Grace Episcopal
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Nichole Marino
Kristin Elizabeth
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Paul Wade
College of St. Joseph
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Ethan Allen
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Manchester Center
Idlenot Restaurant
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