One-Man Shows at SVA Open Saturday in Manchester
The Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester opens on Saturday June 27 with three one man shows and three group shows. Featured are William H. Gale in Gallery IV, Daniel Farber in Gallery II, Roger Martin in Gallery V, and prints by Albany Print Club members in Gallery VI. The exhibit runs through July 12 with daily hours 10 am to 5 pm except Mondays, and 50 cent admission for non members. children under 12 and Tuesdays free. A July 8 lecture by Daniel Farber is at 11 am.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
William H. Gale
New England
Daniel Farber
Farber
SVA
Roger Martin
Martin
Child Life Magazine
The
New Yorker
N.Y. Times
Atlantic Monthly
Pigeon Cove
Mass
Bosto
New England School of
Perfect Attendance Winners At Fisher Elementary
Fisher Elementary announces students with perfect attendance for the current year. Grade 1 includes Karen Mattison. Grade 2 lists Ernest Baker Andrew Mahler April Wilkinson Susan Young. Grade 3 features Shane Crawford Laural Mattison. Grade 4 names Charles Pike Kevin Mattison Judith Putnam and Paul Woodard. Grade 5 includes Edward Pike James Putnam Adrea Brophy Bryan Jones. Grade 6 lists James Palin Anne Towne Sylvia Waugh Susan Wilcox Mathew Carrow James Pike James Tyrrell and Susan Woodard.
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The
Fisher Elementary School
Karen Mattison
Ernest Baker
Andrew Mahler
April Wilkinson
Susan Young
Shane Crawford
Laural Mattison
Charles Pike
Kevin Mattison
Judith Putnam
Paul Woodard
Edward Pike
James Putnam
Adrea Brophy
Bryan Jones
James Palin
Anne Towne
Sylvia Waugh
Susan Wilcox
Mathew Carrow
James Pike
James Tyrrell
Susan Woodard
West Arlington Community Notes and Visits
New residents Mr and Mrs Howard Steere from Dover N H settle on Syca Moore Lane with three sons aged four two and five months Steere works for Orvis Co in Manchester A birthday for Mrs Charles Lindsey Route 313 was noted at the June Home Extension meeting Mrs Leslie Waltman and Miss Ruth Stearns elected co-presidents Reelected were Mrs Eric Swanson secretary and Mrs J Donald Simson treasurer After a three day Lake Champlain trip Mr and Mrs Cornel Vaughn Battenhill Farm returned home Stanley and Edith Edgerton Zindle vacationed at Covered Bridge Farm with James Edgerton family in Albany A New Hampshire trip preceded their return The end of last week storm raised Battenkill level mudded it and caused branches to fall washing out driveways and gushing brooks from the heavy rain.
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Syca Moore Lane
Howard Steere
Dover
N.H
Steere
Orvis Co
Manchester
Charles Lindsey
Route 313
West Arlington
Home Extension
Leslie Waltman
Ruth Stearns
Eric Swanson
J. Donald Simson
Pleasant Valley Grange Notes and Summer Firsts
Pleasant Valley Grange held its regular meeting June 19 with Master Ernest Trinkle presiding. The program focused on “silent Majority” with readings on patriotism and “The Flag Goes By.” Members discussed What is an American and announced July 4 Honor America Day with national leaders led by Rev. Billy Graham and Bob Hope. Donations to youth funds and fair booth plans were noted. In Manchester, the Peacock Room at the Southern Vermont Art Center reopens July 3 with lunch, exhibits, and gardens open Tuesday through Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
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Grange
Pleasant Valley Grange
Ernest Trinkle
Hazel Brownell
Anna Greenwood
Beverly Borden
Yolanda English
Ada Cronk
Marilyn Robinson
Vivian Borden
William English
Margaret Borden
Duane Robinson
George Cronk
Mary Beth Robinson
Billy Graham
Bob Hope
Elton Borden
Washington County
Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Art Center
Ormsby DAR Notes ARLINGTON meeting honors and plans
Ormsby Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Orrin Griffis Arlington home June 17 with a colonial theme. A potluck luncheon featured modern casseroles and pies. birthdays and anniversaries were noted. Guests included Mrs. Carol Ford Bondville and others. Junior member Dale shared Continental Congress experiences. A national paper was read. Reports and notices followed. Summer meeting June 23 in Shoreham. auctions at John Strong Mansion Addison July 22. chicken barbecue July 29 at Schaghticoke Fair Grounds. Washington County junior deputy project tours Warren County airport July 11. Junior Grange cookie contest results listed.
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Arlington
Ormsby
Daughters of the American Revolution
Orrin Griffis
Fred
Marian Griffis) Hadley
G. Murray Campbell
Shoreham
John Strong
Addison
Rodney Brownell
Cochairman
William English
Schaghticoke Fair
Washington County
Warren County
Tickets On Sale For James Beard Cooking Show
Williamstown Massachusetts tickets nearly sold for "The Afternoon With James Beard" cooking demonstration to be sponsored by the Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts. The event on October 17 at 2 PM will be at First Congregational Church with 375 seat capacity. Tickets are available at multiple area shops and booksellers. Proceeds support NBCA cultural activities and a region cookbook is in progress with recipes solicited from local residents. Beard will cook food distributed as door prizes.
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Williamstown
Mass
James Beard
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts
Edward Bushnell
Gale Road
Bushnell
First Congregational Church
America
Peeble’s Jewel Shop
North Adams
Smith Studio
Adams
Renzi
College
Williams Book Store
Bennington
England Brothers
Pittsfield
Kurt Tauber
Southworth Street
NBCA
Beard
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Frederic F. Taylor
Garden Club of
Helene Thompson
Seiko
Jewelers
American Gem Society
Main St. Dial
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Ormsby Dar Notes
Mrs
Frank Pearson
Edwin Wheeler
Carol Ford
Bondville
Arthur Twitchell
Londonderry
Gladys Stein
Marjorie Meyers
Boonton, N.J
Dale
Continental Congress
Washington
National Society
Corliss Sheldon
New York
Louis Soderberg
Main Street
Bermudas
Oston
Portion Control Meat Processing Co., Inc
Wilkinsonville
Portion Control Meat Processing CO. Inc
Blackstone ST
Pialileid
Lialluy
Mrs. Filbert
Pars Fulberts
J.H. Filbert, Inc
Southwestern Vd
Baltimore
Maryland
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