West Wind

The West Wind
Wellspring Waldorf School Newsletter
November 30, 2010

Official School News

Next Board Meeting: Mon, Dec. 6, 6:30 pm at the New Campus.

Please make sure your child has indoor shoes at the school. It's getting
this time of the year.

Torsti Rovainen's phone number is presently 685-3175.

Sports: For Chelsea and Corinth students or students whose towns don't have
teams:
Chelsea School is looking for basketball players - girls grades 3 - 6 and
boys 6 and 7.
Call Heide if interested.

Three wreaths for sale from grades 5/6. $15 each. Please call the office.
Thanks.

Thanks to our Professional Development Grant from the Supervisory Union we
were able to invite Georg Locher from England to come to our school for the
week of January 10. He is a renowned Waldorf veteran with a wealth of
knowledge and experience. He will be evaluating our teachers, work with the
faculty, and offer lectures and workshops for the parents. Please keep the
week of January 10 open, especially Saturday Jan. 15. Don't miss him! He is
very charismatic and a lot of fun!

Downhill Ski Program Reminder
If you are looking to participate in this year's downhill ski program at
Suicide Six beginning Friday January 7, payment and completed registration
forms for each child participating are due no later than Friday December 3.
Please drop these off in the ski box in the office. There will be an
informational meeting scheduled soon for mid December and class and carpool
information will follow.

We need 30 or so medium size baby food jars for painting. Please call Laura
B. at 685-4858.

Thanks to everyone who made the Spiral of Lights so beautiful. What a great
way to remember the light within us all!

The Holiday Fair is undergoing a transformation. Please contact Allyson
Kokernot and Lava Mueller with ideas. They are hoping to put more emphasis
on craft workshops and a fair like atmosphere. New advertising avenues need
to be explored as well.

Community Announcements

Come anytime to cut your own Christmas trees at 40 Dodge Road, on the West
Hill in Chelsea. Call or email Collins Twing (ctwing@barndoormedia.com /
685-7824) if you need directions. Please make a donation to Wellspring for
any trees you cut.

Pam Reit is sick and will come next Tuesday instead. Same schedule.

The Loftus/Durham family of Crossmolina Farm has lamb for sale. $7.00 a
pound. $1.00 from every pound goes to Wellspring. Whole or half available.
439-3358.

2010 Maple Syrup - Get it while our supply lasts - All Grade A Medium Amber
Contact Mary Savidge 685-4670 or coldcree@sover.net
1/2 gals $25, Quarts $15

Wed. Dec. 1st, at the Green Mt Tavern in Barre, Wellspring Dads Jean and
Nate, former Wellspring dad Ted, and may be future dad (?) Bill, will be
playing at 9pm. If you want to carpool call Jean 889-3565.

Free ski boots- size 7/7.5 call Wendy 889-3565, They will be going to the
thrift store soon.

Next Parent Council meeting will be on Monday, Dec. 13. Allyson Kokernot
will be helping us to create a small felted animal in a walnut gift box.
Discussion will be centered around the homemade holidays. Bring a mug for a
warm drink and a donation for supplies.

Heather Jenkins is selling raw goat chevre and yogurt, and a small amount of
milk. She would love to hear from you if you want to be a regular customer.
889-9591

Wholesale Rounds of Blythedale Farm Green Mountain Gruyere Cheese for Sale.
The farm is cleaning the cave for the holiday season. $20.00 a round (8 or
so pounds). Must take whole round. Free delivery to school. Call Margaret at
439-3358.

The three Ellingson's are looking for a long term or short term housesit /
rental beginning in January or before within the Wellspring orb Amanda
685-7785 a_ellingson@hotmail.com

There will be an organizational meeting for the Biodynamic Study Group on
Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. at the Wee House. We will find the best time
to meet for everyone, discuss what to read and talk generally about
biodynamic gardening. If you are unable to attend, call or email Judy
Tharinger (439-5324) jtharinger@gmail.com. The study group is open to
anyone in the area who has an interest in biodynamic gardening.

Fresh Balsam Holiday Wreaths $20.00 decorated with bow, cones and berries.
Call Sharon Jones 763-2509

Heather Jenkins needs to borrow an electrical heater to do some painting in
her barn this week. 889-9591

New Campus Update

The roofing was installed on the EC porch, fire escape and front entrance
last week - it looks great. The building interior is currently a maze of
electrical wire, steel pipe, fittings and numerous tools as the electrician,
plumber and sprinkler contractor continue installing these systems. A
sample of the 'Atrium' light (highly recommended by architect Maryann
Thompson) has been installed in the lobby for testing purposes. We've
received numerous compliments on it. The CC and the Development committee
along with the help of parent, Heather Jenkins, are working on completing a
temporary sign for the school. It will read "Future Home of Wellspring
School" and be displayed on the front lawn along Route 110. Keep an eye out
- we hope to have it up by early next week.

Fundraisers and Special Events

Silent Auction is almost here! Saturday, December 11th from 5 to 10 pm at
the Tunbridge Town Hall. This is an Adult Only Gala Event. Admission at the
door $10. Come enjoy food by our own chefs Jeff Dutton, Jeff Jones and Shari
Dutton. Dancing to Music by "Nancy's Problem" featuring the talents of many
of our own parents and teachers! Don't forget the fun and excitement of
bidding on wonderful items all donated and supported by our local community!
New this year we have a Live Auction segment. For details about the Silent
Auction and Live Auction items please visit our blog at
http:/wellspringsilentauctionwordpress.com
For best bidding and optimal enjoyment, pls. don't be late!
Need a babysitter? Contact Bitsy Biron at 802-439-3492 or
bironalvarez@yahoo.com who can organize all your childcare needs! There is
no reason to miss this Annual Gala fundraiser.
There will also be an Open House at the New Campus at 4 pm. Stop by on your
way to the Auction to see the progress!

Our chefs are still hoping for some veggies and chicken.

Spanish Student Program:
Here is a great opportunity for our community to invite a foreign student
into your home for three weeks in the summer and learn about a different
culture and lifestyle. What a gift to our diversity deprived Vermont lives!
Believe it or not, you will get a stipend of $600 to feed your exotic
teenager and offer them some fun. To top it off, this exciting adventure
could be and has been one of Wellspring's best fundraisers! Please call
Melisa Mahony to sign up: 439-6155

West Wind

Official School News

Happy Thanksgiving!!!

ADVENT - a time of preparation and waiting for the shortest day of the year,
of moving through darkness toward the light, a time of quiet contemplation.
Put the garden to bed, come inside to the fireplace, celebrate the four
kingdoms of nature: mineral, plant, animal, and human with a candle for each
on your nature table or advent wreath. November 28 is the first day of
Advent and the day of our Spiral of Light Celebration - Town Hall, 4:30 pm.
This is a beautiful and reflective ceremony intended for children in the
Early Childhood program and grades 1 and 2. The children walk a spiral of
fir boughs with a candle- gathering light from a central source and carrying
it within to light the outer world. The procession is peaceful and quiet
and the children are guided by angels (students from the oldest class) in
and out of the spiral. Small children often like to go with family members.
All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Next Board Meeting: Mon, Dec. 6, 6:30 pm.

Please make sure your child has indoor shoes at the school. It's getting
this time of the year.

Torsti Rovainen's phone number is presently 685-3175.

Past due tuitions: We are going to start charging late fees at the beginning
of next month unless you call and make payment arrangements. Thank you.

The Holiday Fair was a grand success. Thank you so much to the many, many
volunteers. Patrick Alverez was my right hand man and kept us all smiling
throughout the day with his hilarious comments as our MC, Bitsy Biron was in
charge of all the P.R. for the event, and her efforts paid off; more people
than ever attended the fair, making it especially festive.
Anne Carroll put together a fabulous raffle table and she obviously got
major karma points for her hard work because SHE won the turkey! Granny
Gabriella Helen Heslop shined wisdom to all who entered her enchanting
grotto. From the spectacular story-telling, to the wonderful crafts,
awesome music, great food, and the behind-the-scenes work of all those who
helped with set-up and clean-up, all the volunteers had a wonderful attitude
and brought great energy to the event. What a lovely way to end an era of
Holiday Fair in the Chelsea Town Hall. Thank you to the town of Chelsea for
hosting us all these years. Next year we will be in our new school and a
new fair will be. Lava Mueller - Holiday Fair Chair

Sports: For Chelsea and Corinth students or students whose towns don't have
teams:
Chelsea School is looking for basketball players - girls grades 3 - 6 and
boys 6 and 7.
Call Heide if interested.

Three wreaths for sale from grades 5/6. $15 each. Please call the office.
Thanks.

Community Announcements

2011 Wellspring Downhill Ski Program. The registration and payment deadline
for this year's program has been moved to Friday December 3rd. Please drop
payment and completed forms off in the ski box in the office.

Next Parent Council meeting will be on Monday, Dec. 13. We will make a small
item of felt.
If anyone is interested in reading a copy of Kim Payne's remarkable book
Simplicity Parenting: Using the Extraordinary Power of Less to Raise Calmer,
Happier and More Secure Kids can borrow one from the Chelsea Library (inter
library loan copies are being returned by the end of the week!).

Heather Jenkins is selling raw goat chevre and yogurt, and a small amount of
milk. She would love to hear from you if you want to be a regular customer.
889-9591

The Jenkins are looking for a carpooling situation. Gilley Rd, Tunbridge. If
it is a bit out of the way, Heather is willing to barter goat dairy products
or help pay for gas or other compensation. 889-9591

Fresh Balsam Holiday Wreaths $20.00 decorated with bow, cones and berries.
Call Sharon Jones 763-2509

New Campus Update
Gary Thrasher has completed the fall site work. The site looks beautiful
and is ready for winter snows before he returns in spring to complete
entrance drive, install parking lot, refine grading and seed as necessary.
The building is completely framed (both levels). The sprinkler system and
lower level electrical installation will begin next week along with standing
seam roofing on EC/Kindergarten porch and main entrance overhang.
If you're driving by feel free to stop in and take a look.

Fundraisers and Special Events

Save the Date! Please plan on attending the Silent Auction Gala this year!
Saturday, December 11th at 5 pm at the Tunbridge Town Hall. Admission $10.
Kid Free Please!
Lots of practical and unique gift items! New this year - a Live Auction
with six items you won't want to pass up bidding on with Alumni parent
Auctioneer Dan Kinney! Music by Nancy's Problem. Food by our own chefs Jeff
Dutton, Jeff Jones and Shari Dutton.
There will also be an Open House at the New Campus at 4 pm before the Silent
Auction begins. Come out to our new school and see the progress!
Check out our blog for the Silent Auction:
http://wellspringsilentauction.wordpress.com The addendum will be posted up
there as well (no print addendum).

Thanks for all your food donations to the Silent Auction. Our food committee
is still hoping for some more contributions, esp. veggies and chicken.

Spanish Student Program:
Here is a great opportunity for our community to invite a foreign student
into your home for three weeks in the summer and learn about a different
culture and lifestyle. What a gift to our diversity deprived Vermont lives!
Believe it or not, you will get a stipend of $600 to feed your exotic
teenager and offer them some fun. To top it off, this exciting adventure
could be and has been one of Wellspring's best fundraisers! Please call
Alyson Mahony to sign up: 439-6069

Heidi Hoffecker is missing a basket from the Halloween Festival. Please
return. It has the name "Bond" at the bottom. 276-9910
Wholesale Rounds of Blythedale Farm Green Mountain Gruyere Cheese for Sale.
The farm is cleaning the cave for the holiday season. $20.00 a round (8 or
so pounds). Must take whole round. Free delivery to school. Call Margaret at
439-3358.
The three Ellingson's are looking for a long term or short term housesit /
rental beginning in January or before within the Wellspring orb Amanda
685-7785 a_ellingson@hotmail.com
Jessica Zaleski is looking for a good, safe, quality wood stove and
information from anyone who might know how to install the stove and piping
to the outside of the house. Thanks.685-4705 or jessicazaleski359@gmail.com
Pam Reit is coming to Wellspring to do a violin workshop on Tuesday,
November 30. Please let me know who will be participating in group class
($10), ensemble coaching ($10), or private lessons ($15 for 15 minutes or
$30 for a half hour for more advanced students). Please specify a
preference for whether your child's private lesson should be during or after
school. I need to receive payment before the Thanksgiving break.

West Wind

The West Wind
Wellspring Waldorf Newsletter
November 16, 2010

Official School News

ADVENT - a time of preparation and waiting for the shortest day of the year,
of moving through darkness toward the light, a time of quiet contemplation.
Put the garden to bed, come inside to the fireplace, celebrate the four
kingdoms of nature: mineral, plant, animal, and human with a candle for each
on your nature table or advent wreath. November 28 is the first day of
Advent and the day of our Spiral of Light Celebration - Town Hall, 4:30 pm.
This is a beautiful and reflective ceremony intended for children in the
Early Childhood program and grades 1 and 2. The children walk a spiral of
fir boughs with a candle- gathering light from a central source and carrying
it within to light the outer world. The procession is peaceful and quiet
and the children are guided by angels (students from the oldest class) in
and out of the spiral. Small children often like to go with family members.
All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Gratitude to everyone who helped make this year's Lantern Walk particularly
beautiful - especially to Sarah Wright for hosting it and making beautiful
lanterns to guide us on our walk around the pond!

Holiday Fair this weekend, 9:30 to 3:00. Remember, it's a school day! See
you there!

Please make sure your child has indoor shoes at the school. It's getting
this time of the year.

Past due tuitions: We are going to start charging late fees at the beginning
of next month unless you call and make payment arrangements. Thank you.

Jessica Zaleski and Bennett, McKenna, and Harper Zaleski Crance have moved.
We are now at 62 Pent Road off of Bobbin Shop Road in Chelsea. 685-4705.
We're thrilled to be closer to school! Thanks to everyone for their support
and help during this transition. We are so grateful.
Please correct Larry Satcowitz' phone # on the list: 685-4105, cell:
802-249-2280, and add Jenny's cell: 802-249-9793.
All string students will have the opportunity to play at the Holiday Fair.
We will meet in the lobby at 10:30 and play for an hour or so. Some of the
older students will play from 2:00 to 3:00.
Community Announcements

2011 Wellspring Downhill Ski Program.
The registration and payment deadline for this year's program has been
moved to Friday December 3rd. Please drop payment and completed forms off
in the ski box in the office.
AREA SKI SWAPS
November 19 - 21
Okemo Ski and Snowboard Swap
Main base lodge, Okemo Mountain
November 19, 4 - 7 p.m. (with a 3 - 4 pm employee preview; or $5 for non-
employees);
November 20, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.;
November 21, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Ski equipment drop-off is November 13, 14 & 17 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. each
day at Okemo's First Aid Building.
November 20 - 21
Cambridge Rotary Ski Swap
Cambridge Elementary School cafeteria, Jeffersonville
November 20, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
November 21, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Drop off equipment to sell at the school between 6-8 p.m. on Friday,
November 19.

Thank you Parent Council for wrapping Pocket Man gifts. We had a great
discussion with Judy Tharinger about increasing reverence and meaningful
traditions for the holidays. Our next meeting will be on Monday, December
13th. We plan on making a small homemade gift from felt.
If anyone is interested in reading a copy of Kim Payne's remarkable book
Simplicity Parenting: Using the Extraordinary Power of Less to Raise Calmer,
Happier and More Secure Kids can borrow one from the Chelsea Library (inter
library loan copies are being returned by the end of the week!).

Heather Jenkins is selling raw goat chevre and yogurt, and a small amount of
milk. She would love to hear from you if you want to be a regular customer.
889-9591

A biodynamic study group is forming to learn about the basic techniques of
biodynamic farming and gardening, the philosophy behind the practices, and
it's place in the farming and gardening movement. The plan is to meet once
a month over the winter and spring. Call or email Judy Tharinger to specify
which nights of the week (or after school) works best for you and if you can
meet before the holidays or whether you would prefer to begin in January.
439-5324, jtharinger@gmail.com. I am away for the coming week, but you can
email me and we can begin to plan.

Fundraisers and Special Events

The Holiday Fair is this Saturday! November 20th 9:30-3:00. Crafts for
children will be offered on the stage from 10:00-2:00. Eve Desjardins will
perform Waldorf-inspired story-telling in the library by at 12:30. Rudolph's
diner will serve soup, bread and (new this year!) homemade mac and cheese!
Also a new feature at the diner will be whole pies and cakes - eat them
right away or save them for Thanksgiving. Live music will be provided by
Wellspring teachers, students and parents. Face-painting by Wellspring's own
Jen Nelson! Pocket man has all new gifts, many home-made by parents and
students. Pocket Man also has a brand new (much needed) apron made by
Wellspring mom Sarah O'Green. The school store will be up and running with
beautiful and inspiring Waldorf gifts. There are a slew of new venders this
year including many Wellspring parents and students.
Be sure to visit the raffle table where you will find a beautiful display of
samplings from all our venders. Bid on them all! Win some fantastic
Holiday gifts!

New at the fair this year . . . get ready for the Gypsy, Grannie Gabriella!
With her singing crystal ball, shining jewels and flowing silk, Grannie
Gabriella can see the inner ways of wisdom. She guides all
(young and ageless) on a path of wisdom and love. Come pay a visit to
Grannie Gabriells's booth at the Holiday Fair this Saturday. You will never
be the same!

This will be Wellspring's last fair in the Chelsea Town Hall. Come
celebrate the end of an era. See you at the fair!

Check out our blog for the Silent Auction:
http://wellspringsilentauction.wordpress.com The addendum will be posted up
there as well (no print addendum).

Heidi Hoffecker is missing a basket from the Halloween Festival. Please
return. It has the name "Bond" at the bottom. 276-9910
Wholesale Rounds of Blythedale Farm Green Mountain Gruyere Cheese for Sale.
The farm is cleaning the cave for the holiday season. $20.00 a round (8 or
so pounds). Must take whole round. Free delivery to school. Call Margaret at
439-3358.
Mark Rosalbo, a Wellspring School parent will be performing the lead role in
a local production. The Parish Players present The Last Pad, a play by
William Inge will be performed at the Eclipse Grange, Thetford Hill,
Vermont. The play is about a death row inmate facing execution. The play is
put on with sponsorship by the American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont &
New Hampshire, and the N.H. Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty. Content
is not suitable for children. Showtimes are Thursdays, Fridays, and
Saturdays at 7:30 pm; November 4, 5, & 6/11, 12&13/18, 19 & 20, Sundays at
3:00 pm: November 7, 14, & 21. Please come out and support Mark and this
local theater group! General admission: $15 Seniors: $12 Reservations:
802-785-4434 www.parishplayers.org

The three Ellingson's are looking for a long term or short term housesit /
rental beginning in January or before within the Wellspring orb Amanda
685-7785 a_ellingson@hotmail.com

Jessica Zaleski is looking for a good, safe, quality wood stove and
information from anyone who might know how to install the stove and piping
to the outside of the house. Thanks.685-4705 or jessicazaleski359@gmail.com

Pam Reit is coming to Wellspring to do a violin workshop on Tuesday,
November 30. Please let me know who will be participating in group class
($10), ensemble coaching ($10), or private lessons ($15 for 15 minutes or
$30 for a half hour for more advanced students). Please specify a
preference for whether your child's private lesson should be during or after
school. I need to receive payment before the Thanksgiving break.

The Jenkins are looking for a carpooling situation. Gilley Rd, Tunbridge. If
it is a bit out of the way, Heather is willing to barter goat dairy products
or help pay for gas or other compensation. 889-9591.

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The West Wind
Wellspring Waldorf Newsletter
November 9, 2010

Official School News

Substitute teachers: Thank you, Jeff Dutton, Bitsy Biron, Jim Veneziano,
Amanda Ellingson, Megan O'Dell, Marion Lent, and Sally Hostetler for
responding to my plea and offering to volunteer in the classroom. I go in to
the second grade on Mondays myself, and it is fun and illuminating! We
cannot afford to pay parents for subbing, so your help is very much
appreciated!

Please make sure your child has indoor shoes at the school. It's getting
this time of the year.

Past due tuitions: We are going to start charging late fees at the beginning
of next month unless you call and make payment arrangements. Thank you.

Early Childhood is looking for a used dishwasher. $50 tops. Any offers?

Jessica Zaleski and Bennett, McKenna, and Harper Zaleski Crance have moved.
We are now at 62 Pent Road off of Bobbin Shop Road in Chelsea. 685-4705.
We're thrilled to be closer to school! Thanks to everyone for their support
and help during this transition. We are so grateful.
Thank you Sharon for a special and meaningful Day of the Dead celebration.
And thanks to all the bakers and helpers, too!
Please correct Larry Satcowitz' phone # on the list: 685-4105, cell:
802-249-2280, and add Jenny's cell: 802-249-9793.

Community Announcements

Parents, sign up forms for this year's downhill ski program at Suicide Six
have been e-mailed. Please return them with payment no later than November
23rd to the Administrator's Office. Any questions, contact Jim Veneziano.

Ski Swap November 13 - 14
Waitsfield Elementary School Ski Swap, Waitsfield. Swap is Saturday and
Sunday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Drop off consignment items November 12 from 4 - 7
p.m.

Parent Council meets next Monday, November 15th after the All School Sing
to wrap Pocket Man items and talk about simplicity and the holidays. Bring
your own mug and napkin for a yummy treat.

The Golf & Ski Warehouse in West Lebanon is having a Preseason Ski &
Snowboard sale this Thursday - Sunday. New adult and junior ski/snowboard
equipment, apparel and accessories will be on sale and they will have a
large selection of Used Junior Equipment: Used Ski and Snowboard Boots from
just $19 & Used Skis w/ Bindings starting at only $69.

A biodynamic study group is forming to learn about the basic techniques of
biodynamic farming and gardening, the philosophy behind the practices, and
it's place in the farming and gardening movement. The plan is to meet once
a month over the winter and spring. Call or email Judy Tharinger to specify
which nights of the week (or after school) works best for you and if you can
meet before the holidays or whether you would prefer to begin in January.
439-5324, jtharinger@gmail.com. I am away for the coming week, but you can
email me and we can begin to plan.

The three Ellingson's are looking for a long term or short term housesit /
rental beginning in January or before within the Wellspring orb Amanda
685-7785 a_ellingson@hotmail.com
For sale: One pair of youth cross country ski boots "NNN" size 3, $10. One
pair of girls skates size 3, $10.

The Triplets are looking for childcare from 2:30 to 4:30 Monday through
Thursday-your place or mine. (We are in the process of moving to Pent Road
off of Bobbin Shop in Chelsea. We will be settled by Nove. 8th). Pls. email
jessicazaleski359@gmail.com or call my office line 476-4493 ext. 209 if you
can help out in any way. Pay commensurate with experience and age. Thank
you.

FloweringChild.com is a Minneapolis-based, anthroposophically-inspired
company that provides parents with access to high quality wool and silk
undergarments for children. At the site, Ester Delhoofen, MD, also provides
Waldorf-inspired parenting advice for free for interested parents.

Fundraisers and Special Events

The Holiday Fair: Saturday, November 20th from 9:30 to 3:00. If you are on
a committee and you have not heard from me, or if you have any questions,
please email me at limeyfoe@sover.net or call me at 728-7173.
We could still use more volunteers for the craft tables. Two shifts: 10-12
and 12-2. Please let me know if you can put in some time.
Thanks to Bitsy, the 7th grade class (thank you Marion!) and many parents,
we now have enough Pocket Man items! Set-up for the fair will be all day on
Friday, Nov. 19th. Feel free to pop in and help out!
We look forward to a festive fair!
Lava Mueller - Holiday Fair Chair

Alumni Dad Corey Unger and his The Legendary Strafford Blues Band makes its
debut at The Pines, in downtown Chelsea, VT this Friday, November 12!
8:30-12:30. Admission is only $5! The Pines is a full service bar with food
available as well. Good dance floor too. Catch our red-hot blues, jumpin'
swing, and classic r&b. Now that Chelsea is the happening scene, come out
over the mountain, or up the river and be a part of the legend!

Please remember to contact Peter Blum (885-3587) by Nov. 23 if you want to
attend a violin class with Pam Reit. $10 group class,$15 for a 15 min.
private class.

Wholesale Rounds of Blythedale Farm Green Mountain Gruyere Cheese for Sale.
The farm is cleaning the cave for the holiday season. $20.00 a round (8 or
so pounds). Must take whole round. Free delivery to school. Call Margaret at
439-3358.

Mark Rosalbo, a Wellspring School parent will be performing the lead role in
a local production. The Parish Players present The Last Pad, a play by
William Inge will be performed at the Eclipse Grange, Thetford Hill,
Vermont. The play is about a death row inmate facing execution. The play is
put on with sponsorship by the American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont &
New Hampshire, and the N.H. Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty. Content
is not suitable for children. Showtimes are Thursdays, Fridays, and
Saturdays at 7:30 pm; November 4, 5, & 6/11, 12&13/18, 19 & 20, Sundays at
3:00 pm: November 7, 14, & 21. Please come out and support Mark and this
local theater group! General admission: $15 Seniors: $12 Reservations:
802-785-4434 www.parishplayers.org

My mother-in-law is moving here to the Upper Valley from North Carolina to
be near her family. This Southern belle needs a small apartment/house to
live in - one bedroom would work fine-between $400-600 per month. She has a
cat with very good manners. The closest to Thetford the better. If you
have any place in mind that you could refer us to, that would be
appreciated. Thank you so much. Megan O'Dell 802.785.4223 or
megan@maitricoach.com

Annual Wellspring Women's Hike - meet in Washington Village Post Office at
8:30 am this Sunday, November 14th! RSVP by email or phone Alyson Mahony.

New Campus Update: Floor Plans

Floor plans and the entire site plan for the new campus are below.

New Campus Update: Site Plan

New Campus Update: Grades 3 and 4 Spread Grass Seed

Here are pictures of Ms. Nelson's class of third and fourth graders spreading grass seed at the new campus recently.