A L U M N I M A G A Z I N E - Colby-Sawyer College

Marilyn “Woodsie” Woods Entwistle
’52 (left) and Elizabeth “Betty”
Carlson Salomon ’52 (right) had
a chance encounter with another
Colby-Sawyer alumna, Margaret
Marchak ’83, during a day on the
slopes at Saddleback Ski Area in
Maine. The ladies decided to take a
run together, despite the blizzardlike
conditions.
Maritime Law and his testimonies
in Washington following
the oil rig explosion.” Sae, Ben
and a large audience enjoyed his
wonderful talk and afterward
he and others had dinner at
the Gilsons’ home in Hanover.
Sae also saw Noel Henriques
Brakenhoff in Dec. before Noel
left for FL for the winter. Janica
Walker McDonough is still
in Harwich, MA, enjoying a
very active life. Although she’s
recently retired from a vacation
rental company, the new owner
talked her into returning part
time. She also works 2 shifts
at the Family Food Bank and
volunteers at the library, but
still has plenty of time to relax
and have fun. Sally “Itchie”
Hueston Day and Richard are
living quietly in Little Falls, SC,
while keeping track of a growing
family: 3 children, 7 grandchildren
(4 already married) and 7
great-grandchildren, ranging in
age from 2 to 15. Joanne “Judy”
Fowle Hinds has been wintering
in Man-O-War in the Bahamas
since 1988 and summers in
Newmarket, NH, when she is not
traveling all over: a transatlantic
trip to Scotland, Ireland and
England; France by car; back to
Ireland and the historic Orkney
Islands; and, this past May, to
Austria, Germany and a 2nd trip
to her grandmother’s birthplace,
Prerow on the Baltic Sea. Judy
sings in a chorus of 200 women
called Voices from the Heart
and does bereavement work for
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check it out at
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Hospice in Exeter, NH, but her
greatest joy is family and being
“Nana.” Also, Judy is coming
to our 2012 reunion. Are you?
Marny Scruton Green sent a
quick note to say that she and
Brem were enjoying themselves
in Longboat, FL. Elizabeth
“Betty” Carlson Salomon and
I get together every year in Mar.
for a week of skiing. In the lodge
at Saddleback, during a casual
conversation about the crazy
weather, we discovered we were
talking to a fellow CSC alumna,
Margaret Marchak ’83, who had
taken a week off from her law
firm job in Washington, DC, to
ski with family. I will end hoping
to hear from you. Send pictures
and tell about your adventures,
joys, hobbies, and good works—
and can anyone beat Itchie’s 7
great-grandchildren?
Please See In Fond Memory
1953
Jane Pearl Dickinson
80 Maple Street Unit #204
Danvers, MA 01923
(978) 777-2778
e-mail:
jane.dickinson@verizon.net
Dear girls, it has been a long time
since I asked for your participation.
You must have some news
we would all be interested in.
Have you taken any trips, any
news of grandchildren, what are
you doing with your time? Get
with it and let me know. I spent
2 weeks with my daughter who
lives in Orlando. I keep busy with
my church, hospice and other
various activities. Joy Appel
Halsted is heavily involved in
her arts and lives in Gloucester,
MA. Vaughan Peters Rachel
lives in San Diego (Pacific Beach).
She has 2 grandsons who are
attending NSC and NYU. Also,
she has 2 granddaughters living
in Berkeley. She had seen Naomi
Nylund Ogden and hopes to
see her again in Les Vegas. Sue
Bice Huetteman, from Sun
City Center, FL, writes that her
husband has dealt with health
issues, and they retired to FL at
that time. She is writing children’s
books and lives in RI during
the summer months. I had a
note and picture from Hannah
“Nan” Langdon Darche. She
was a beauty at Colby and still
is. My news is that youngest son
Clark Lefavour had his 1st baby
at age 50. Her name is Nicole
Pearl Lefavour. Also, my former
husband, John Lefavour, died
last year. I spoke with Stan Tuller,
Sheila Welsh Tuller’s husband.
He is doing okay without her and
keeps their children close by. I
also had a visit here with Janet
Arminio Connolly. She travels
extensively and has kept her gorgeous
2nd home in Milford, PA.
That’s it for now. Just remember
your promise to keep in touch...
Please See In Fond Memory
1954
Jo-Anne Greene Cobban
9 Mayflower Drive
Keene, NH 03431
(603) 352-5064
I like to receive mail from around
the country as well as from
another country, so I’m pleased
to begin with Tokyo, Japan.
Sachiko “Sachi” Mizoguchi
Get involved with
your college!
There are plenty
of volunteer
opportunities.
Find out more at
www.colby-sawyer.edu/
alumni/volunteers
Taneda wrote that she and her
husband are doing fairly well
and keeping in good health. This
was received just prior to the
earthquake in Japan. Later she
reported the family was all right,
but they were experiencing the
same shortages and problems as
everyone in Japan. From Hawaii,
we learn Frances “Frannie”
Pryor Haws is enjoying life
with 6 great-grandchildren. She
writes, “I take my 8-year-old
great-granddaughter to ice skating
classes—in Hawaii, would
you believe? I’m found at soccer
and T-ball games but I do get
some golf in, too. I drove Janet
Spurr ’76, around the island.
Janet is the author of Beach Chair
Diaries.” Next stop is the coast
of CA, where Barbara Knight
Price wrote about her collection
of slides from 1950 and beyond;
she’s selecting ones to keep on
a CD. She’s been trying out new
activities, from sampling Indian
sauces to becoming a neighbor
on Farmville and Cityville on
Facebook. In San Diego, Sally
Mortimer Cameron writes, “I
have 3 grown children and 5
grandchildren. Now retired, I
love to shop, gamble and exercise.
No husband now, but I
have a wonderful dog and many
friends.” Margot Thompson,
who lives in Denver, is skiing
again after a total hip replacement.
A trip of a lifetime to
Africa last fall included 4 safaris
in 3 countries, and ended
in Cape Town. She and Anne
Dwyer Milne planned a Rhine
River cruise in Holland and
Belgium in the spring. Margo saw
Allison Faccone from the Alumni
Office last Jan. Emily Spencer
Breaugh in MI writes that her
son-in-law, Scott, was on life support
due to brain surgery last Feb.
Everyone’s prayers were requested.
Emily and her husband plan
to attend the Nat. Encampment
for the S.U.V. of the Civil War
to be held in Renton, VA, this
year. Next stop: Kansas City, MO,
where Annette Nilsson Connor
lives. We have been collaborating
on our Swedish ancestry.
Annette’s mother is living with
her, and, come June, will celebrate
her 105th birthday! Jane
Doherty Johnson writes, “I lived
in Chicago for much of my life
and I am now in Pittsburgh, PA.
I lived in Mt. Lebanon, PA, for