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2Youths Can Explore Science This SummerThe ever-popular Summer of Science series is back, offeringkids a chance to delve into a number of scientific fieldsfrom herpetology to microbiology with the help of experts intheir fields.University of Vermont Extension 4-H is sponsoring thisfree learning opportunity for students entering Grades 7-12 inthe fall. The series also includes one workshop for Grade 9-12students on rocketry and another for Grades 2-5 on bees.Space is limited for these hands-on, in-person sessions, soearly registration is advised. Registration for each workshopcloses one week in advance to allow organizers time to sendrequired paperwork, directions and additional information.For full workshop descriptions or to sign up, go to https://go.uvm.edu/4h-sos. If a program is full, contact LaurenTraister at lauren.traister@uvm.edu to be placed on a waitinglist. If requiring a disability-related accommodation to participate,please contact her three weeks prior to the workshopdate.Dates, topics and locations for workshops are as follows:June 22: Rockin’ around Champlain (geology of lakeshore),9 a.m.-2:30 p.m., North Beach Shelter, Burlington. In theevent of severe weather, this program will take place on June28.June 24 and 25: Snakes! Lizards! Amphibians! Oh My! (herpetologyfocusing on Vermont reptiles and amphibians),noon-4 p.m., Ethan Allen Homestead Pavilion, Burlington.Severe weather date: July 14 or 15.June 29, July 6 and 13: Plant Biology Series, 9-11 a.m.,Ethan Allen Homestead Pavilion, Burlington. Students maysign up for one or more sessions in this series. Collect,Dissect and Discover: Plants! (June 29); the Power ofPollinators (July 6); Ecology and Engineering (July 13).Severe weather date: July 14 or 15.June 30 (remote, 1-4 p.m.) and July 21 (in-person, 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.), Build-A-Rocket! Open to youths entering Grades9-12 only. Participants will design, build and test a smallhybrid rocket engine. Benchmark Space Systems, SouthBurlington. Launch rain date: July 22.July 17: Natural Resources Management Academy, 9 a.m.-7p.m., Green Mountain Conservation Camp, Woodbury. Theacademy will provide an opportunity for extensive in-thefieldexploration of aquatic ecology, forestry, watershed scienceand plants in a changing climate, among other topics.Severe weather date: July 24.July 19 and 20: Biology Series, 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m., RotaryPark Pavilion, Barre. Students may register for one or bothsessions. Intro to Biology and Science Career Pathways (July19), Intro to Virology, Microbiology and Bugs (July 20).July 28 and 29: Microbes in the World Around You (explorationand experiments with microbes), noon-4 p.m., EthanAllen Homestead Pavilion, Burlington.Aug. 7: Busy Bees! (close-up look at bees), 9-11 a.m., EthanAllen Homestead Pavilion, Burlington. For students enteringGrades 2-5 in the fall.Moving Light Dance Company Presents: IlluminatedFollow Sirona down the trash can as she embarks on an adventureto return home to her heart and awareness of our deepconnectedness with one another and nature.Friday June 4 at 7 p.m., Saturday, June 5 at 7 p.m., Sunday,June 6 at 7 p.m. at Peck Farm Orchard 750 Sibley Road, EastMontpelier. Tickets: www.movinglightdance.com.In a world where we are in relationship mostly throughtechnology and unaware of the true impacts of our behavior,one girl is called by the Sea Goddess to plant a seed of lightand love. Sirona must open to all that the spirits of the water,air and earth want to reveal to her however painful to see. Thetruths of pollution, destruction, harm and suffering pull her tothe garden. Here she begins anew connecting with the earthand the abundant support for life and aware of her responsibilityto honor this precious gift.Guaranteed to open your heart and uplift, this original storyof transformation brings new characters to life and many thatyou share this beautiful land with. The larger-than-life SeaGoddess, plastic straw, sea creatures, smog, forest animals,polar bear, crows, wild strawberries, trees, Phoenix and moreall share wisdom on this adventure to reclaim the spark within.Join friends and family on an eye-opening journey broughtCamp Meade Announces Bees & Friends BalletBallet Vermont is bringing its Bees & Friends ballet toCamp Meade on May 30 to celebrate spring with its balletdepicting bees, bugs and birds and their spring rituals.The show is set to Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and featuresdancers costumed as caterpillars, fire ies, lady bugs andmore. The show illuminates the small creatures that are criticalto a healthy Vermont and explores pollination, metamorphosis,bio-luminescence and more.The Camp Meade shows take place at 2:00 p.m. and 5:30p.m.Katie Decker, executive director of the ballet said that the45 minute show that is staged outside on the grass is appropriatefor children and adults alike as both an educational opportunitybut also an opportunity for kids to dance right along.“We’re really trying to make this accessible, especially forkids. Kids love to dance. They’re not self-conscious and theydon’t get many chances to see dance. At our shows they candance along and then have pictures taken of themselves withdancers in bee costumes and tutus,” Decker explained.“The show takes place in a garden setting and each characterhas a dance that they do which highlights the importantroles that these critters play in our ecosystem,” she said.For example, there is a pas de deux between two fireieswhose varying lights attract each other through their ash patterns.In addition to the dance performance Bees & Friends showsgenerally highlight some aspect of farming in Vermont alongwith local food. The Camp Meade show will have stationsfor kids to eplore, including a ladybug station and butteryChelsea, Barre, West Fairlee Girls Invited to Summer Day CampMaking new friends. Becoming a skilled swimmer. Buildingthe confidence of being able to make her own decisions.That’s what Girl Scout summer day camp offers. Don’t missout! Camp Farnsworth is open this summer with a special oneweekday camp program, Splash and Splatter, running July5-9, with free bus service provided from Barre, Chelsea andWest Fairlee.Girls entering kindergarten through Grade 8 are invited toexplore forest trails, swim in the saltwater pool, boat acrosssparkling Lake Abenaki, sing songs, and make new friends.Day camp is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and costs $245 for theweek. There’s no need to be a Girl Scout already – membershipis part of the camp experience. Financial assistance isavailable, too.At summer day camp, your camper will have counselorswho genuinely want her to be the best version of herself andwho will encourage her to try new activities, explore the outdoors,and connect with other girls in a way that only thesementors can. While your camper plays gaga ball, she is practicingcooperation while she builds her first campfire, she isconquering her fears; while she plans the Capture the Flagstrategy, she is leading the way.Guided by her counselors, she’ll have new adventures everyday at camp, and make decisions about how she spends hertime – at the craft area, at the nature pavilion, at the archery• • •to life on an outdoor stage by all- ages, 45 member cast ofprofessional company dancers, local students and handmadedancing puppets, with all-original choreography, and an imaginativearray of locally made sets and costumes.• • •• • •screen printing for kids. Camp Meade organizers are workingwith local honey-makers and others on a variety of attractionsfor the show.Bees & Friends performances are one of several seasonalfocuses for the troupe. They also offer summer Farm to Balletcamps for kids. Bees & Friends is a production of BalletVermont which runs rehearsals at Green Mountain PerformingArts in Waterbury and features dancers from all over the state.The artistic director of Ballet Vermont and Bees & Friendsis Chatch Pregger. He returned to Vermont after dancing professionallyat multiple companies. He began working withadult ballet dancers in Vermont 15 years ago, developing thiscompany of professional and amateur dancers.range. Young people thrive when they experience supportivepeer and mentor relationships and have opportunities to contributeand learn while participating in meaningful decisionmaking.(T. Rosenberg, Camping Magazine, January 2021)She’ll plan the activities for all camp; plan out a cookout (includingclean up!) and create a skit or song for family night.What begins at Girl Scouts will take her anywhere shewants to go. See more about day camp at Camp Farnsworthat https://www.girlscoutsgwm.org/en/camp/our-camps/farnsworth.html.About Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains:Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains is recognizedthroughout New Hampshire and Vermont as a leading experton girls. Our Girl Scout Leadership Experience is a one-of-akindleadership development program for girls, with provenresults. It is based on time-tested methods and researchbackedprogramming that helps girls take the lead—in theirown lives and in the world. Through our exciting and challengingprograms, Girl Scouts not only participate but alsotake the lead in a range of activities—from kayaking, archery,and camping, to coding, robotics, financial literacy training,and beyond! Serving girls throughout New Hampshire andVermont, girls discover the fun, friendship, and power of girlstogether. 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Kevin Grant ClicheKevin Grant Cliche (age 55) ofMarshfield, VT passed away April 22,2021 surrounded by family at his mother’shome in Barre Town after a heroicbattle with cancer. Kevin was bornDecember 15, 1965 to Joyce M. (Parker)and Arnold F. Cliche both of Vermont.Kevin attended U-32 in East Montpelier,VT. From High School Kevin used histalents to pursue sales, he was often inthe local newspapers as ‘Salesman of the Month’. In 1991 hewas hired by Gibraltar Swimming pools where he was able toshare his passion of water and swimming with all of NewEngland. Kevin was with Gibraltar just shy of 30 years,departing as District Sales Manager when he fell ill. WhenKevin was not working, he spent time pursuing his hobbies ofswimming, fishing, boating, Harley Davison motorcycles andspending time with family and friends. Kevin was a man youcould always count on, with a silent but large presence. Hewill be deeply missed by many.He leaves behind his second wife of over 22 years LynneM. (Schubach) Cliche of Marshfield, VT; his mother Joyce M.Parker of Barre Town, VT; his father Arnold F. Cliche ofMontpelier VT; his son Hunter J. Cliche (Lynne’s) ofMarshfield, VT; his son Kevin G. Cliche II of Marshfield,VT; stepdaughter Sherilyn Matthans of Northfield, VT (fromfirst marriage); his brother Clint E. Cliche of Barre Town,VT; his sister Carolyn K. (Cliche) and Alan Beauregard ofCalais, VT; his sister Seandell (Parker) and Steven Durgin ofBarre Town, VT; his lifelong best friend Budd Shedaker ofBerlin, VT; along with many cousins, nieces, nephew andstep-grandchildren.He was predeceased by his favorite uncle, Henry Parker Jr.;maternal grandparents Edith (Fair) Parker and Henry ParkerSr., both of Vermont and by his paternal grandparents Evelyn(Gilbert) and Ernest Cliche, also of Vermont.Due to COVID guidelines a small outdoor gathering isplanned later this year to remember Kevin and celebrate hislife.Jeffrey Dorwood MacKenzieJEFFREY DORWOODMacKENZIE, 73, ofWorcester, VT, beloved father, grandfather,brother, uncle and friend, departedthis life on May 10, 2021, at his home.He was born February 8, 1948, at WestPoint, NY, the fourth child of Joan A.(Belanger) MacKenzie and JamesDorwood MacKenzie, Sr.Jeff attended grammar school inNorthfield where he learned to swim, was a Cub Scout andBoy Scout, served as an altar boy at St. John’s CatholicChurch, and played baseball for the Topeka minor leagueteam. He graduated from Montpelier High School, served inthe U.S. Navy, married, and attended Cypress College, inCypress, CA.Jeff was a quiet, gentle soul, kind, loving, compassionateand generous, with a keen and uplifting sense of humor. Hegraciously opened his home to friends and family, and ifanyone needed a ride, food, or medical care, he made surethey got it.Jeff was remarkably self-motivated and self-sufficient; tohim, all things were possible. He got the information andtraining he needed. He used it for himself and shared it. Hewas a licensed electrician and plumber, and a certified HVACtechnician. He managed apartment buildings and rentalproperties, rehabbed RVs, and built his own home. He felledthe trees, peeled and dried the logs, notched and fitted them,and hoisted them into place.Jeff found a mountainside spring, and routed the water tohis cabin. He dug a pond to collect rainwater, and he plantedblueberry seedlings around it. The seedlings persisted andflourished. Frogs gathered in the pond and populated it withpolliwogs each spring.Jeff was durable like the California Coast Redwood seedling,named “Burt,” that he transplanted to his back yard;Burt might be an apt monument to Jeff’s stalwart character.Each winter, when the first snow arrived, Jeff stoppedshaving; he put the winter tires on his car, and pulled out hisdeck of playing cards. As the days grew shorter and his beardlonger, Jeff went to his friends’ homes one night a week forcamaraderie, card games and hot toddies.In spring, when ice still covered the pond, Jeff tapped hissugar maples, boiled the sap, and shared the syrup. When theice fell from the ledges into Wrightsville Reservoir, he shavedhis winter beard. When the melting snow exposed last year’scarrots, Jeff uprooted and ate them, he said they always tastedsweeter after a setting for a long spell under the snow.PRUNEAU-POLLIFUNERAL HOMEServing All FaithsFamily Owned & Operated58 Summer Street • Barre, Vermont802-476-4621Proud MemberNational Funeral DirectorsAssociationHandicap Accessiblepage 10 The WORLD May 26, 2021Jeff was an avid fisherman. He got his license early andtook his pole and bait out at dawn with every day to visit thelocal streams. He lived off the land as much as possible, eatingvenison, wild turkey, partridge, and quail, with wildasparagus and fiddlehead fern fronds.In summer, Jeff watched for deer and fawns, foxes and kits,porcupines, raccoons, ruffed grouse that strutted and preened,chipmunks and tiny shrews; when an occasional moose orbear stopped at the pond, he took their picture.Each fall, when the blueberries were ripe, Jeff invitedfriends and neighbors to pick them. He used some of thatsweet fruit to make blueberry wine, which he shared withfamily and friends for the holidays.Jeff acted in several films: he was the clockmaker inHidden Blueprints, and did the voice-over for the frog in TheAnimal Court, both directed by his son, J. Lee, and he gave astellar performance as an old man in The Gypsy Wagon,directed by Michael B. Fisher.Jeff’s surviving children include Jeff MacKenzie, ofPittsburgh, PA; Kristi Marie (MacKenzie) Thomas of WindGap, PA; Jeremy Lee MacKenzie; his mother, TammyJenkins; and brother, Josh, of Burlington; and Katheryn(Marsha) MacKenzie, of Montpelier. His infant daughter,Julie Isabel MacKenzie, predeceased him. His siblingsinclude: Joseph D. MacKenzie of Los Angeles, CA; John D.MacKenzie of Interlachen, FL; Jane A. MacKenzie ofGraniteville; Jerrold D. MacKenzie and wife, KatharineStone, of Worcester; Judith A. (MacKenzie) Peters and husband,Geoff, of Novato, CA; JoAnne (MacKenzie) Hoblit, andhusband, Bill, of Worcester; and Janice A. (MacKenzie)Golonka and husband, James, of Whately, MA. His brother,James D. MacKenzie, Jr., predeceased him. Jeff leaves hisgrandchildren, each of whom was a source of great joy forhim. He also leaves many dear cousins, nieces, nephews, andfriends. He was especially grateful for the extraordinarycomfort, care and support provided by his siblings and medicalservice professionals.A celebration of Jeff’s life will be held Friday, June 4th,from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m., for family and friends, at 213MacKenzie Road, Worcester, VT, the last house on the right.Immunocompromised children and adults will be present,and masks will be required.NICANOR AJA JR., 93, formerlyof Wildersburg Common, and EastBarre, died Friday, May 7, 2021, at South Harborin South Burlington. His family was at hisbedside. Nicanor was born in Barre in June of1927, the son of Nicanor and Carlotta (Sassi)Aja. He attended East Barre schools and SpauldingHigh School. He was inducted into the U.S. Navy in Julyof 1945 Survivors include his children, grandchildren and extendedfamily. Nicanor will be interred in the Hope Cemeteryin Barre, Vermont. At his request, no public services will beheld. Memorial donations can be made to the Michael J. FoxFoundation at www.michaeljfox.org. Arrangements are in careof the Cremation Society of Chittenden County. To send onlinecondolences to his family please visit www.cremationsocietycc.com.LEWIS “TINKER” AMELL — The committal service withmilitary honors for Lewis “Tinker” Amell, who died Dec. 14,2020, will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, June 5, 2021, in Calvaryemetery in Northfield. rrangements by ingston uneralHome.PATRICIA BALDASARO — The committal service for PatriciaBaldasaro, who died Jan. 8, 2021, will be held 11:30a.m. aturday, une , in alvary emetery in Northfield. rrangementsby Kingston Funeral Home.DAVID D. BALDWIN SR. of Beverly Hills,Florida, passed away at his home on May 12,2021, at the age of 68. David was born in Morrisville,Vermont, on July 18, 1952. He workedat the granite quarries in Barre, Vermont, andowned ave Baldwins sed ars in Northfield,Vermont, before moving to Florida in 2001. Davidis survived by his wife, Mary, son siblings, and extendedfamily. A prayer service was held on Thursday, May 20, 2021,from 5-7 p.m. at the des Groseilliers Funeral Home in Hardwickand a graveside service will take place in the BranchCemetery in Craftsbury, Vermont, on Friday, May 21, 2021, at1 p.m. Memories and condolences may be conveyed to thefamily at dgfunerals.com.PATRICIA CAROL BARBERI, 76, a longtimeresident, passed away peacefully on Jan.14, 2021. Born on Jan. 28, 1944, in Barre, shewas the daughter of Garibaldi and Joanne (Modica)Barberi. She attended Spaulding HighSchool and then graduated from Cohasset HighSchool, in Cohasset, Massachusetts. Patricialoved spending time with her family, gardening, hunting, raisingchickens, cooking and watching sports. Some other hobbiesincluded drawing, painting, writing and crafts. Survivorsinclude her daughter, sister, and extended family. The gravesideservice to honor and celebrate her life was held on Friday,June 18, 2021, at 1 p.m. in Hope Cemetery in Barre. There areno calling hours. n lieu of owers, memorial contributionsmay be made to the Central Vermont Council on Aging, 59North Main St., Suite 200, Barre, VT 05641; or to the CentralVermont Humane Society, P.O. Box 687, Montpelier, VT05601. Arrangements are by Hooker Whitcomb FuneralHome, 7 Academy St., Barre. For a memorial guestbook,please visit www.hookerwhitcomb.com.TAMMIE BEAUREGARD of Worcester, Vermont,passed away on Nov. 12, 2020. Her familyand friends would now like to take this time tocelebrate and honor the memory and life of suchan amazing woman. There will be a service followedby a Celebration of Life for anyone whowishes to attend. The funeral service will be heldon Saturday, June 26, in the Worcester Cemetery at 11 a.m.The cemetery is located at 39 Elmore Road, Worcester, VT05682. There will also be a celebration of her life directly followingthe service that will be held at the Large Shelter Pavilionlocated at Wrightsville Beach, 369 VT Route 12, Middlesex,VT 05682, and will continue until 5 p.m.EVERETT W. COFFEY — The graveside servicefor Everett Walter Coffey, 83, who diedDec. 19. 2020, was held at 10 a.m. Saturday,May 22, 2021, in Maple Street Cemetery in WaterburyCenter. Arrangements are by Perkins-Parker Funeral Home and Cremation Service ofWaterbury.THELMA R. COREY — The graveside service for ThelmaR. Corey of South Woodbury and Randolph, who died Nov.14, 2020, was held at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 12, 2021, inSouth Woodbury Cemetery, with Pastor Bill Richardson officiating.rrangements are by ian . olcomb of NorthernVermont Funeral Service in Hardwick.BRADLEY R. DENSMORE — The graveside service forBradley R. Densmore, who died Dec. 2, 2020, was held at 11a.m. Saturday, June 5, 2021, in Pleasant View Cemetery inMorrisville, followed by a reception at Lamoille Valley Fish &ame lub, arfield oad, in orrisville.RALPH E. FULLER JR. — The graveside service for RalphElwin Fuller Jr., 83, who died Feb. 5, 2020, will be held 2 p.m.Thursday, May 27, 2021, in Green Hill Cemetery in Wallingford.Memorial contributions may be made to Rutland CountyHumane Society, 765 Stevens Road, Pittsford, VT 05763. Arrangementsare by Aldous Funeral Home.CARMEN C. GALE — A Mass of Christian burial to honorand celebrate the life of Carmen C. Gale, 87, of Barre Townwas held on Saturday, May 22, 2021, at 11 a.m. in the St.Monica Catholic Church in Barre. Burial will follow the Massto St. Sylvester’s Cemetery in Lower Websterville, Vermont.Carmen passed away on Dec. 23, 2020. Arrangements are inthe care of the Pruneau-Polli Funeral Home, 58 Summer St.in Barre.JOHN GAUTHIER — The service to honor and celebratethe life of John Gauthier, 93, will be held on Friday, May 28,2021, at 11 a.m. in the Berlin Corner Cemetery in Berlin. Hepassed away on Feb. 4, 2021. Arrangements are by HookerWhitcomb Funeral Home, 7 Academy St., Barre.MICHAEL GINTOF — The funeralMass for Michael Gintof, 87, whodied Nov. 26, 2020, will be celebrated at 11 a.m.May 29, 2021, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church inpringfield, ermont, followed by burial in t.Mary’s Cemetery. The Rev. Peter Williams willofficiate.BASIL N. GOSLANT — The service to honor and celebratethe life of Basil N. Goslant, 87, will be held on Friday, May28, 2021, at 10:30 a.m. in the Grace United Methodist Churchin Plainfield. e passed away on an. , . n lieu of owers,memorial contributions may be made to the Grace Unitedethodist hurch, P.. Bo , Plainfield, . rrangementsare by Hooker Whitcomb Funeral Home, 7 AcademySt., Barre.GERALD E. HALL SR. — The graveside service for GeraldEdward Hall Sr., 84, who died Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020, willbe held 2 p.m. Friday, May 28, 2021, in Hillside Cemetery inastleton, with the ev. obert Noble officiating. emorialcontributions may be made to Alzheimer’s Association, P.O.Box 96011, Washington, DC 20090-6011, https://alz.org/;or Our House Activities Fund, 196 Mussey St., Rutland, VT05701. Arrangements are by Durfee Funeral Home.HAROLD E. JONES — The service to honor and celebratethe life of Harold E. Jones, 82, will be held on Wednesday,May 26, 2021, at 12 p.m. (noon) in the Wilson Cemetery inLower Websterville. He passed away on Jan. 17, 2021. Arrangementsare by Hooker Whitcomb Funeral Home, 7 AcademySt., Barre.F. CLARK LEONARD — The committal service for F. ClarkLeonard, who died Jan. 30, 2021, will be held 1 p.m. Saturday,une , in alvary emetery in Northfield. rrangements byKingston Funeral Home.WAYNE JOSEPH SPRAGUE, 50, died Saturday,May 15, 2021, surrounded by the love of hisfamily, at his home in Chelsea, Vermont. He wasborn Aug. 14, 1970, in Mount Kisco, New York,the son of Wayne W. and Deborah A. (Dorton)Sprague. He attended school in Chelsea, graduatingin 1990 from Chelsea High School. OnSept. 12, 1998, he married Dawn Lund in the Chelsea Westill hurch. e enoyed soccer, fishing, camping and cars. eis survived by his wife, daughters, sister and extended family.Memorial calling hours were held Friday, May 21, 2021, from6 to 8 p.m. at the Pavilion Building on the Tunbridge Fairgrounds,Tunbridge, Vermont. A celebration of life servicewas held Saturday, May 22, 2021. Memorial contributionsmay be made to the Norris Cotton Cancer Center, One MedicalCenter Drive, HB7070, Lebanon, NH 03756-0001. A privatemessage of sympathy for the family can be shared atwww.boardwayandcilley.com. The Boardway and Cilley FuneralHome, Chelsea, Vermont, is in charge of arrangements.EDNA STUART — The service to honor and celebrate thelife of Edna Stuart, 84, will be held on Wednesday, May 26,2021, at 11 a.m. in the Hooker Whitcomb Funeral Home, 7Academy St., Barre. Following the service, inurnment willtake place at 1 p.m. in the Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemeteryin Randolph Center. She passed away on Jan. 30, 2021.LEONARD SURPRISE — The funeral service with militaryhonors for Leonard Surprise, who died Feb. 28, 2021,was held 1 p.m. Monday, June 7, at Vermont Veterans MemorialCemetery Chapel in Randolph Center. Arrangements byKingston Funeral Home.continued on next page
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