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UNM College Of Fine Arts - Scholarships/Funding
Membership, and go up to $500 or more for Elizabeth Waters Membership. Stewart HoweBrian Bustos Forrest Byers Robert Caldwell Mr. Mrs. WG Chapman Isaac
http://www.unm.edu/~finearts/about/publications/2000/2000friends.htm

Extractions: Fine Arts' Finest, an annual celebration of scholarship donors and their recipients, was held January 23 in Keller Hall. By showcasing students in action, the College of Fine Arts can easily demonstrate how scholarship funds are used. Participation included representatives from almost every discipline/department. Michaela Koerner, a music and theatre double major, is the Ana Chavira Memorial Award recipient. She sang classical and musical theater pieces. Susan Erickson, master of fine arts candidate in dramatic writing, is a Thelma and Edmund Evans scholarship recipient who wrote a one-act play performed by tow other theatre students. Aaron Fry, a doctoral candidate in art history, received the Henry Luce Scholarship for Doctoral Dissertation Candidates Stydying American Art. He discussed his dissertation subject, " The Kiowa Five," Native american painters of Oklahoma. Dance major Jessica Jahner has Daniel Blumenfeld and Friends of Dance scholarships. She choreographed and performed a piece that evoked her flamenco and modern dance training. Rounding out the evening was a Brahms movement from the Abe Franck String Quartet, made up of music students Mabio Duarte, Mariusz Kozak, James Harvey and Ben Vickers.
Lake Artists Society
1948) Mr William G Collingwood, (19041932) Mrs WG (Edith M 61) Mr Robin Wallace,(1920-1939) Mrs S Walshaw Waterhouse, (1976-1983) Mr F Boyd Waters, (1950-1957
http://www.lakeartists.org.uk/2004book.html

Extractions: To mark the Centenary of the Society in 2004, a prestigious volume, a history of the Society, is in course of preparation. The intention is to illustrate the book with at least one example of the work of every member, past and present, and also those who were invited to submit work to exhibitions prior to 1954, when this practice ceased. It is hoped that friends and relatives of past Lake Artists' members, also buyers, may be able to help in locating works. Below is a list of past members and invitees. If you own or know the whereabouts of works by any of these artists, the author of the book, Jane Renouf, will be very pleased to hear from you. In the case of the more obscure past members, this may be the only way to find examples of their work. Please help if you can and if you could do so as soon as possible, this would be much appreciated. All information will be treated as confidential. We are aware that some of the artists on the list are represented in public collections, but we would still be pleased to know of any privately owned works. Past Members (membership dates in brackets) Mr John Abbot, (1939-1956)
Fortieth Reunion In 1906
Mrs. Mary GOULD, Mrs. Lucy ROBINSON, Mrs. BF CLOUGH, Mrs. M. JennieCUTTING. Commissarysergeant WG Waters, who had planned his trip from Santa Barbara, Cal
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Extractions: RECALL OLD ARMY DAYS : Fortieth Reunion of Men of 15 th Regiment. Observe Anniversary of Balls Bluff. Gen. J. W. Kimball Reelected President. Contributed by Charlene Olexiewicz , descendant of Church Howe The 40 th annual reunion of the 15 th regiment, Massachusetts volunteers, was in Worcester yesterday. The reunions are usually Oct. 21, the anniversary of the battle of Balls Bluff, near Leesburg, Va., in which the regiment lost 310 men, but the 21 st falling on Sunday this year the reunion was advanced to the day previous. The steady rainfall did not keep the veterans at home, and members of the regiment were present in large numbers, and beside the routine business, the splendid dinner and the speechmaking, swapped reminiscences and fought some of the old battles over again. At 10:30 a.m., the veterans assembled at the board of trade rooms, Foster street, for a business session. Gen. John W. KIMBALL, president of the regimental association, not having arrived from Fitchburg, comrade W. G. WATERS, Santa Barbara, Cal., was called to the chair amid rousing cheers. He opened the meeting by a few introductory remarks, and the minutes of the meeting of a year ago were read by Secretary Edward A. RICE, Worcester. A committee on nominations was appointed, consisting of the following:
1866 American Association Of Spiritualists
GrotonNL Fowler, WG Brown. VERMONT. CincinnatiMr. and Mrs. HT Ogden, Mr. andMrs. Judge, AGW Carter, Mr. DH Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. CH Waters, Mr. Henry
http://www.spirithistory.com/66aas.html

Extractions: MASSACHUSETTS. BostonJohn Wetherbee, H. F. Gardner, M. D., Charles H. Crowell, Mrs. J. H. Conant, A. B. Child, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wilson, Noah Little, Jacob Edson, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith, Jonathan Pierce, Miss Sarah A. Southworth, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hayward, Edward Haynes, George A. Bacon, J. H. W. Toohey, Edward S. Wheeler, A. E. Giles. CharlestownFirst Society of Spiritualists: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Lane, Mrs. and Mrs. D. Hill, Mrs. L. F. Wood, Mrs. M. M. Wood, J. H. Bickford, Mrs. Annie Lord Chamberlain, Mrs. Anna Cushman, Mrs. D. Mansfield, Mrs. P. Stone. Independent Society of Spiritualists: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. York, Mrs. Susie A. Hutchinson, Mrs. Sarah A. Byrnes, Mrs. Hiram Brown, Mrs. Spencer Thomas, Mr. C. H. Vose. LowellN. S. Greenleaf, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nichols, Mrs. Mary Perrin, Enoch B. Carter, A. B. Plympton. SalemGeorge Knowlton, A. C. Robinson.
Garlic Quotations
judgment, and the dexterity of hand which go to the formation ofa great artist. Mrs. WG Waters, The Cook's Decameron (1920).
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Extractions: If ever son a parent's aged throat with impious hand has strangled, his food be garlic.... Horace (65-8 B.C.), Odes Since garlic then hath powers to save from death, Bear with it though it makes unsavory breath. Salerno Regimen of Health (12th century) Well loved he garleek, oynons, and eek lekes. And for to drinken strong wyn, reed as blood. Geoffrey Chaucer (1340 ? - 1400), Canterbury Tales I must tell you that I have had a whole field of garlic planted for your benefit, so that when you come we may be able to have plenty of your favorite dishes. Beatrice d'Este, writing to her sister Isabella in Mantua, (1491) And, most dear actors, eat no onions nor garlic, for we are to utter sweet breath. William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616). A Midsummer Night's Dream Much more of Garlick would be used for its wholesomeness, were it not for the offensive smell it gives to the by-Standers. John Woolridge, The Art of Gardening Garlick, Allium; dry towards Excess; and tho' both by Spaniards and Italians, and the more Southern People, familiarly eaten, with almost everything, and esteem'd of such singular Vertue to help Concoction, and thought a Charm against all Infection and Poyson (by which it has obtain'd the Name of the Country man's Theriacle) ...we absolutely forbid it entrance into our Salleting, by reason of its intolerable Rankness, and which made it so detested of old; that the eating of it was (as we read) part of the Punishment for such as had committed the horrid'st Crimes. To be sure, 'tis not for Ladies Palats. nor those who court them. farther than to permit a light touch on the dish. with a Clove thereof. much better supply'd by the gentler Roccombo combo. John Evelyn
MSSDAR HISTORICAL MARKERS
Committee Katie Wooten Roberds (Mrs. WG), Chairman; Marie Mrs. WA); Mattie WaughtUnger (Mrs. JR), Regent Placed by Rosannah Waters Chapter DAR 1938. Site
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Food Quotes: Garlic
to possess the delicacy of perception, the accuracy of judgment, and the dexterityof hand which go to the formation of a great artist. Mrs. WG Waters in 'The
http://www.foodreference.com/html/qgarlic.html

Extractions: Arthur Baer Garlic lost some of its popularity during the 17th century: "We absolutely forbid it entrance into our Salleting [salad], by reason of its intolerable Rankness, and which made it so detested of old, that the eating of it was . . . part of the Punishment of such as had committed the horrid'st Crimes. To be sure, 'tis not for Ladies Palats, nor those who court them, farther than to permit a light touch on the Dish, with a Clove thereof."
Food Quotes: Soul Of Cookery
judgment, and the dexterity of hand which go to the formation ofa great artist.. Mrs. WG Waters, The Cook's Decameron (1920).
http://www.foodreference.com/html/qsoulofcookery.html

Extractions: Szechwan Food Garlic used as it should be used is the soul, the divine essence, of cookery. The cook who can employ it successfully will be found to possess the delicacy of perception, the accuracy of judgment, and the dexterity of hand which go to the formation of a great artist. Mrs. W. G. Waters, The Cook's Decameron
Violence: Directions For Australia - Appendix C [Publications]
Hennessy; WG. Hesketh; J. Walter; RJ Walton; Professor Brent Waters;Mrs Joan Waters; Mr John Watt; Mr Peter Webb; Ms Helen Wenham; Mr JF
http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/vda/vda-ap3.html

Extractions: You are using a browser that does not correctly support internet standards. This page should be readable in all browsers, but may not be correctly formatted. We recommend that you upgrade to a standards-compliant browser The following is a list of organisations and individuals who made written submissions. It includes those who responded to requests for information sought by the National Committee on Violence. Organisations and individuals who gave presentations at community forums and Committee meetings are listed in Appendix B. Organisations, authorities, institutions ACT Association for Mental Health ACT Council on the Ageing Adelaide Rape Crisis Centre Al-Anon Family Groups (South Qld) Alcohol and Drug Foundation (Qld) Annie Kenney Young Women's Refuge, Hobart Anti-Violence Project, NSW Arndell Public School Parents and Citizens Association Australian Children's TV Action Committee Australian Council for Children's Films and Television Australian Federation of University Women Australian Montessori Society Australian National Association for Mental Health Australian Women's Self Defence Academy Barnardo's Australia Betsy Women's Refuge, Bankstown, NSW
AIC Crime And Violence Prevention - Violence Directions For
Harradine Mrs N. Hawkins J. Hawkins Ms Maria Heaney Ms Alice Hennessy WG. Mrs ElsieWalsh Mr J. Walter RJ Walton Professor Brent Waters Mrs Joan Waters
http://www.aic.gov.au/research/cvp/ncv/vda-ap3.html

Extractions: Australian Institute of Criminology Violence: Directions for Australia The following is a list of organisations and individuals who made written submissions. It includes those who responded to requests for information sought by the National Committee on Violence. Organisations and individuals who gave presentations at community forums and Committee meetings are listed in Appendix B. Organisations, Authorities, Institutions ACT Association for Mental Health
Special Collections
Palmer, A. Mitchell. Parish, Mrs. WG. Park, Maud Wood. Parker, Valeria H. Waterman,DL. Waters, Mrs. Watertown Printing Binding Co. Watkins, Gertrude.
http://www.usd.edu/library/special/pylecorres.htm

Extractions: Correspondents "Aberdeen Daily American" [Aberdeen, SD] "Aberdeen News" [Aberdeen, SD] "Alexandria Herald" [Alexandria, SD] "Blunt Advocate" [Blunt, S.D] "Dakotan" [Pierre, SD] "New York Tribune" [New York, NY] "The Clipper" [Canistota, SD] "The Democrat" [Wessington Springs, SD] "The Enterprise" [Worthing, SD] "The Gazett" [Burke, SD] "The Register" [Tyndall, SD] Acker, Mrs. C.S. Allen, Mrs. Charles C. Allen, Mrs. Charles R. Amaden, C.S. American Press Assoc. Anderson, C. H. Anderson, Elmer W. Anderson, John Q. Anderson, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs. J.Q. Anding, Ida M. Atwater, Harry P. Bacon, Mrs. M. E. Bagley, Grace H., (Mrs. Frederick P.) Baisch, Mrs. R. W. Baisch, Mrs. Stella P. (Mrs.R. W.) Barbee, Mrs. A. J. Barkley, Mrs. W.E. Barnes, H.E. Barnhart, Mrs. W. H. Barron, Mrs.James Barry, Herbert Bastian, T.E. Bates, Eleanor Bates, Mark P. Beach, Metta W. Beach, Mrs. B. E. Beebe, Alice C. Beebe, Mrs. Lucy V. Beebe, Mrs. Marcus P. Beebe, Mrs. Plin Bennett, Mrs. M. M. Bennett, Mrs. M.M. Benson, Lewis Berry, Mrs. S. B.
Native Sun Books
Cook Books. A Study In Taste Over Two Hundred Itilian Dishes. By Mrs.WG Waters. $1.49. Recipes Tried True. By The Ladies Aid Society. $1.29.
http://nativesun.virtualave.net/cook.html
Special Thanks
WG SMITH, ALLEN JANE SMITH, Mrs Mrs. CHARLES WALLACE, CHRIS DAVID Waters, MARJORIEWHITLOCK, BRAD LAURA WIGGINS, WILLIAM R MARY LOU WILEY, SALLY AVARY
http://www.uplibrary.org/html/special_thanks.html

Extractions: Kudos to . . . Robert Bruner , a Boy Scout working on his Eagle, recently organized a drive for video movies and audio books, and through his drive and diligence, collected over 500 video movies, and 100 auido books. What a great addition to our collections! Thanks, Robert!! We recently received a donation of $5,000 which was designated to pay the clerks on the Circulation Desk a really big boost in our funds! Thanks so much!! Glenn Galloway and his helper, Larry Futerfas have put in yoeman service in creation of our new library shelving from Hockaday. They have to be disassembled there, trucked over to our site, and reassembled here quite a job! And that is not to mention that all the books where they are going have to be temporarily moved, the old shelving taken out, and then the books reshelved on the new shelves. But what a difference the make!! Thanks, guys!! Terry Davenport is providing the funding for four brand-new permanent bookshelves, which will be used in the present location, and then transferred to our future permanent location, when it is built. Also for the wonderful children's table and four colorful chairs! Thanks, Terry!
GENUKI: Down A Cobbled Street
50 Martin, Mr., 61 Matilda, 17, 53 Maton, WG, 4 May Fred, 32 Shackson, Mr., 29 Shackson,Mrs., 29 Shackson 33 Vine, Will, 60 Wantage Sisters, 49 Waters, John, 40
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Neuse Regional Library - Calendar Of Events
Mr. Jonathon L. Sargeant. Sponsor Mr. Mrs. Louis G. Boccetti Kinston WinterBluegrass, Inc. Mrs. WG Waters, Jr. Back to HOME. Comments or Suggestions?
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Extractions: April 2003 Printable Version of Calendar Story Time Booktalking Playtalking ... New Online Database Sat 10 a.m. - Main Library - Adult Room - Intro to Internet 2 p.m. - Pink Hill Branch Library - Dino Discovery April 6-12 National Library Week Sun Daylight Savings Time Begins - All clocks "spring" ahead one hour! Tue 10 a.m. - Main Library - Adult Room - I ntro to Internet Scooby Doo Thu 7:30 p.m. - Main Library - Schechter Auditorium - Bookmark Contest Awards Ceremony Sat 2 p.m. - LaGrange Branch Library - Birds of a Feather Tue 6 p.m. - Main Library - Schechter Auditorium - Michael Cable Wed 2 p.m. - Main Library - Adult Room - Intro to Internet Fri Good Friday - Library Closed Sun Easter Sunday - Library Closed Tue 2 p.m. - Main Library -
Cusk (SS-348)
Boat Co., Groton, Conn.; cosponsored by Mrs. CS Gillette, and Mrs. WG Reed; and Shesailed to Alaska and northern Waters between 16 July and 20 August, then
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Extractions: From: Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships Cusk A large food fish related to the cod. SS - 348: dp. 1,526 l. 311'9" b. 27'3" dr. 15'3" s. 20 k. cpl. 66 a. 1 x 5", 10 x 21" tt. cl. Gato Cusk (SS-348) was launched 28 July 1945 by Electric Boat Co., Groton, Conn.; cosponsored by Mrs. C. S. Gillette, and Mrs. W. G. Reed; and commissioned 5 February 1946, Commander P. E. Summers in command. Departing New London 24 April 1946, Cusk made an extended cruise through the Caribbean Sea, and arrived at San Diego 6 June 1946. She sailed to Alaska and northern waters between 16 July and 20 August, then carried out local operations out of San Diego. A pioneer in the missile field, Cusk was designated SSG-348, 20 January 1948 and was the first submarine to launch a guided missile from her own deck, a forerunner of the ballistic missile submarines of the future. She entered Mare Island Naval Shipyard for extensive modernization in 1954, but remained in the missile program because of her special guidance equipment although redesignated SS-348, 1 July 1954. Cusk arrived at Pearl Harbor, her new home port, 13 May 1957. Continuing her missile experiments she operated in Hawaiian waters except for a cruise to San Diego in 1957 and duty in the Far East in 1958 and 1960.
History
BRONINGTON was launched two years later on the 19 March 1953 by Mrs WG John, wife amajor refit in 1974 in Gibraltar, the ship returned to home Waters in the
http://www.riverweb.co.uk/bronington/history.htm

Extractions: M1115 - 'Old Quarter Past Eleven' Laid down on 30 May 1951 in the yard of Cook, Welton and Gemmell, in the Yorkshire town of Beverley, HMS BRONINGTON was launched two years later on the 19 March 1953 by Mrs W G John, wife of the Director, Naval Constructors. Completed in June 1954, the ship was renamed HMS HUMBER and assigned for four years to the 101st Minesweeping Squadron, in the RNVR Humber Division, based in Hull. During this period, she won the Thornycroft Trophy for minesweeping excellence, against competition from both regular and reserve units. Reverting to her original name in 1958, HMS BRONINGTON rejoined the Fleet and served in various squadrons before entering refit in 1963 to begin her minehunter conversion. Alterations included the fitting of an enclosed bridge, a tripod mast and the latest sonar. In her new role, HMS BRONINGTON saw service in the 1960s and 1970s around the coasts of Britain and north western Europe and Scandinavia. After a major refit in 1974 in Gibraltar, the ship returned to home waters in the 1st Mine Counter Measures Squadron and in 1976 embarked her most famous Commanding Officer for an active and varied year's programme. In the 1980s, in her final active years, HMS BRONINGTON deployed to the Mediterranean as part of the 2nd Mine Counter Measures Squadron, spent a period detached in the NATO Standing Naval Force Channel and was employed for a time as a member of the Fishery Protection Squadron. She entered Portsmouth to pay off on 30 June 1988 after more than 30 years' service.
Knapp's Creek
1924 overview of the history of Knapp's Creek, WV.Category Regional North America Counties Pocahontas the valley are numerous limestone springs, the Waters of which settled in our valleynear where WG Ruckman lives was built on land now owned by Mrs. Myrta Moore
http://www.wvculture.org/history/agrext/knappsck.html

Extractions: Written by Enid Harper in 1924 In the eastern part of Pocahontas County, West Virginia, is Knapp's Creek which has its source in the Alleghany Mountains about five miles above Frost. Its two branches unite at Frost from which place it continues to flow along the base of the mountains to the place where it empties into the Greenbrier River at Marlinton, a distance of almost twenty miles from Frost. The East fork of the creek is fed by a spring which comes forth out of the rugged mountain side near Paddys Knob, a peak with an elevation of 4450 feet. One of the principal tributaries of Knapp's Creek is Douthard's Creek of the Minnehaha neighborhood which carries with it the waters of Cochran's Creek. At Huntersville Knapp's Creek receives two other streams, Brown's Creek fron one side and Cumming's Creek from the other. Springs Along the valley are numerous limestone springs, the waters of which are cold, an indication of purity. These help to make the creek larger. The first of them is a bold spring gushing out from under a hill near the fine home of S. Gibson. Further down the valley we find the stream called Mill Run near I. B. Moore's which receives water fron a number of springs within a half mile. Next is the Mill Run at D. W. Dever's flowing through his farm where fine cattle graze. From here we go on to W. G. Ruckman's where there is another stream of about equal volume. The source of it is also a magnificent never-failing spring.
Details Of The History Of HMS Bronington
Bronington was launched two years later on 19th March 1953 by Mrs. WG John, wife amajor refit in 1974 in Gibraltar, the ship returned to home Waters in the
http://www.historicwarships.freeserve.co.uk/History/history.htm

Extractions: Ships Crest This crest was designed by the ship's company in 1976 for their Commanding Officer, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. It was fixed to the front of the bridge in place of the officially authorised version. Taken down when his Royal Highness relinquished command, it has now been restored to the ship. History of the Vessel M1115 - 'Old Quarter Past Eleven' Laid down on 30th May 1951 in the yard of Cook, Welton and Gemmell, in the Yorkshire town of Beverly, HMS Bronington was launched two years later on 19th March 1953 by Mrs. W G John, wife of the Director of Naval Constructors. Completed in in June 1954, the ship was renamed HMS Humber and assigned for four years to the 101st Minesweeping Squadron, in the RNVR Humber Division, based in Hull. During this period, she won the Thornycroft Trophy for minesweeping excellence, against competition from both regular and reserve units. Reverting to her original name in 1958, HMS Bronington rejoined the Fleet and served in various squadrons before entering refit in 1963 to begin minehunter conversion. Alterations included the fitting of an enclosed bridge, tripod mast and the latest sonar.
Year
Bates, Mrs. WG (Delma) and Wayne Witt Bates, 01, Index of Articles Bates, Mrs. WalterGurney, Jr Edward James Ba, 48, Bates Boys on the Western Waters, Covers sons
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Extractions: BFOOV Lending Library-All Books by Author This index is in progress- Author BookNumber Title Description Branch Notes Bates excerpts from 827 page book "Adventurers of Purse & Persons" ALL As stated. Third generation "JY" branch of Bates became Quakers in York Co., VA JY Martha Nancy Rachel Ann Bates Cox Butler Follow-on to Book No. 33, descendants of Wm. Bates b1749 of Halifax Co., VA JY Royal House of Britain - Eduring Dynasty As state. Includes Bates entries on page 105 thru 114 from book "Fuqua, Fight for Freedom." JY Virginia Rev. War State Pensions As stated. Includes widow of John Bates of Louisa Co., Va., believed son of Reuben Bates, Sr. JS Bates, Onward, 1914 (Reprinted in Book No. 52) Desc Tho. Fleming Bates (1742-1805) of Goochland (See book 52) JY Rare book dated 1914 American Gen. Research Institute The Bates Family ALL Bass, Daniel

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