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Kathleen Ann Mallette Steven Terrance Vandevord Mallette Vandervord ESSEX JUNCTION Mrs. Beverly Ouellette announces the gagement of her daughter, Kathleen Ann Mallette, to Steven Terrance Vandevord, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vandevord of Charlotte. Miss Mallette graduated from Bur.

lington High School in 1974 and from Johnson State College in 1978. She is a counselor at the St. Joseph Child Center. Mr. Vandevord graduated from Champlain Valley Union High School in 1974 and attended Vermont TechniCollege.

He is' a technician at Hazelett Strip Casting Corporation. An Aug. 7 wedding is planned. Judy Anne Wark David J. Sassi Wark Sassi BRADFORD Mr.

and Mrs. David L. Wark announce the engagement of their daughter, Judy Anne, to David J. Sassi, son of Rep. and Mrs.

Gino J. Sassi of Barre. Miss Wark graduated from Oxbow High School in 1977, from Community College of Vermont in 1979 with an associate's degree in psychology, and will graduate from Lyndon State College in December with a B.A. degree in elementary education. Mr.

Sassi graduated from Spaulding High School in 1973 and has been a partner in the family granite business, Celestial Memorial Company. Both Miss Wark and Mr. Sassi are enrolled in the summer session at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks, where Wark will complete her teacher certification requirements. Miser Mr. Sassi will be employed by the Alaska State Fish and Game Department.

A June 1983 wedding is planned. Baranik LaRose ENOSBURG FALLS Mrs. George L. Baranik of Sheldon Springs, announces the engagment of her daughter, Mary Beth, to Daniel Steven LaRose, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Claude LaRose of Enosburg Falls. Miss Baranik graduated from Bellows Free Academy of St. Albans in 1977 and from Johnson State College in 1981. She is a Paraprofessional teacher at the St. Albans City Elementary School.

Mr. LaRose graduated from Missisquoi Valley Union High School in Swanton in 1971 and is employed at Boudreau Brothers in Sheldon Junction. An Aug. 21 wedding is planned. LET THE CHILDREN LIVE Duet Plays At Coffeehouse From Page A5 cast of the Calais Occasional Players for last week's show, sings with the Onion River Chorus, and is a self-employed seamstress.

Though Billings and Sutherland have only performed as a duo for about a year and a half, they have sung and played together since meeting in 1972. "I heard this beautiful sound," Billings recalled. "I followed it and found Pete playing hammer dulcimer." Billings began sitting in with the Arm and Hammer String Band, of which Sutherland was a founder. The band exposed many Vermont listeners to Southernstyle Appalachian music for the first time, and proved to be extremely popular. "The time spent with Arm and Hammer was a great experience," Billings said.

"I had to learn the give and take which never entered into a solo act." That interaction remains apparent. On stage, the two listen to each other and anticipate, without overshadowing each other. They do what is necessary to allow their own self-expression to appear while maintaining a respect for tradition. "We're not purists," Billings said. "Music can only live if it means something now, and for us that means choosing material we love and interpreting it in our own style.

We're like a string band without the band because we play more than a dozen instruments between us." "Neither of us likes to sing in smoky bars," Sutherland said, "because it hurts our voices. We do enjoy the Welcome Table atmosphere and were inspired to write lots of new songs for this show. We like to perform at places that feel like home. The reality of that is we can't make a living performing. It's a far cry from the glory days around the bicentennial when jobs were plentiful.

"We're not giving up though. There are ways to make do. It's not unusual to trade fiddle lessons and yarn for fresh eggs, milk and meat." "For a while I felt I had withdrawn too much into music and that I didn't do anything else," Billings said. "Now I'm choosing to pursue music despite the fact that there are other things I could do. I'm finally realizing the foolishness of avoiding what makes me feel most alive." In addition to playing, both Billings and Sutherland like contra and square dancing.

They have called dances around the state and it is what they are best known for, even though they feel it is the least of their talents. And what are their long range goals? "We're really juggling three careers: Karen's, mine and the duo," Sutherland said. "I imagine we'll always do music together, but also keep things fluid enough to follow our individual opportunities." The Welcome Table is in the College Street Congregational Church at the corner of College and South Union streets in Bur- lington. Tonight's show begins at 8. Admission is $2.50, $2 for senior citizens.

A star-studded celebration of kids, courage and hopel See miracles in the making as courageous children, their families and doctors wage a heroic war With hosts of hope against childhood's Michael Landon and deadliest killers. Diana Canova SID CAESAR NORM CROSBY JOSE FELICIANO ELLA FITZGERALD JAYNE KENNEDY MARILYN McCOO TONY ORLANDO HELEN REDDY WILLIAM SHATNER VIC TAYBACK AND BILLY DAVIS "A moving human drama every parent should see." Danny Thomas DANNY THOMAS DENNIS WEAVER A special television Research Hospital presentation of St Jude 7:30 PM AM CM 22 French-Canadian Art Exhibit Will Open at City Hall The opening of an exhibit of French- arts and crafts will take place Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at the City Hall Municipal Art Gallery in City Hall. The exhibit, part of the city's observance of Franco-American Week, is sponsored by the Mayor's Council on the Arts and Culture and La Societe des Deux Mondes of Burlington. Also, the society holds its annual picnic today from noon-6 p.m.

at Oakledge Park. In case of rain, the picnic will be held Sunday. THE MARKET? Get closing prices on every stock traded on the New York Exchange daily in the Money section of the Free Press. Call 863-3441 for home delivery. ON TV THIS WEEK: Plan your video schedule seven days in advance with TV This 2 June Saturday, Press, Free The Barbara Jean Thibodeau Gene Bell Thibodeau Bell WILDER Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Thibodeau announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Jean, to Gene Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell of Vergennes. Miss Thibodeau graduated from Hartford High School in 1980 and from O'Brien's School of Cosmetology in 1981.

Mr. Bell graduated from Vergennes Union High School in 1975 and is employed by G.S. Blodgett in Burlington. A May 1983 wedding is planned. Karen Ann Greenough John Alan Lemieux Greenough Lemieux WINOOSKI Mr.

and Mrs. Donald C. Ward of Winooski, and Leo Greenough of Westford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Ann Greenough John Alan Lemieux, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lemieux of Winooski.

Miss Greenough graduated from Winooski High School in 1978 and is a receptionist with J.C. Penney Companv in Burlington. Mr. Lemieux graduated from Winooski High School in 1978 and from the University of Vermont in 1982. A Sept.

25 wedding is planned. Mann Pawulak UNDERHILL Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mann announce the engagement of their daughter, Debra Marie, to Bruce David Pawulak, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Pawulak of Jericho. Miss Mann graduated from Mount Mansfield Union High School and the Henry S. Goldman School of Graduate Dentistry at Boston University. She is employed as a dental assistant for Dr. John Summerville in Jericho.

Mr. Pawulak graduated from Mount Mansfield Union High School, and is in the Air Force. A summer wedding is planned. King -Fortune SOUTH HERO Mrs. Frankie of South Hero and Mr.

Malcolm King of St. Albans, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lorna a to William G. Fortune, son of Mr. George Fortune of Colchester and the late Dorothy Fortune. Miss King graduated from South Burlington High School in 1976 and is employed in the offices of Dr.

Charles J. Averill. Mr. Fortune graduated from Burlington High School in 1974 and was discharged from the Air Force in 1979. He is employed with St.

Michael's College. An August 1982 wedding is planned. O'Brien Betit Mr. and Mrs. Mark O'Brien of Burlington announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Ellen, to Timothy Marshall Betit, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Betit of Burlington. Miss O'Brien graduated from Rice Memorial High School in 1978 and St. Michael's College in 1982. Mr.

Betit graduated from Mount Union High School in 1976 Anthony, Michael's College in 1980 and is a microbiologist at M.A. Bioproducts in Walkersville, Md. A September wedding is planned. Brenda Leah Hanley Randall Kyle Locke Hanley Locke JEFFERSONVILLE Mr. and Mrs.

Kim Hanley and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rogers announce the gagement of their daughter, Brenda Leah Hanley, to Randall Kyle Locke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Locke of Waterville.

Miss Hanley graduated from Lamoille Union High School this year and is employed by Hanley's Store. Mr. Locke graduated from Lamoille Union High School in 1981 and is employed by Valley View Harvestore Systems, Inc. Pamela Jean Collins John Loren Boivin Collins Boivin COLCHESTER Paul A. Collins announces the engagement of his daughter, Pamela Jean, to John Loren Boivin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Boivin of Burlington. Miss Collins graduated from Colchester High School in 1981. She is employed with the Chittenden Corporation. Mr.

Bovin graduated from Burlington High School in 1981. He is employed with Burlington Lincoln Mercurv. Ostiguy -Trahan ST. ALBANS Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Ostiguy announce the gagement of their daughter, Pauline to Todd J. Trahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Trahan of Highgate. Miss Ostiguy graduated from Bellows Free Academy of St.

Albans in 1980 and is a typesetter at Vermont Publishing Corp. Mr. Trahan graduated from quoi Valley High School in 1980 and is employed by Paquin Plymouth Motors. A Sept. 11 wedding is planned.

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