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June 30 - July 6, 2005 Edition
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Achievements June 30, 2005 Zonta holds final meeting Zonta of Martha’s Vineyard held its final meeting until the fall on June 2. Zonta is a volunteer organization that consists of professional women who dedicate their time and energy toward local service projects advancing the status of women. The meeting was highlighted by the induction of several new officers. Brenda Lehman was installed as the new president, Dotti Arnold and Ruth Britton were named co-vice presidents, Susan LaPerle is the new treasurer, the new secretary will be Michele Segal. Connie Teixeira is now in charge of membership and Phyllis Kugler was named the new publicist. For more information regarding Zonta, please contact Phyllis Kugler at 508-696-7177. Sioux Eagle Designs Nominated Yet Again Sioux Eagle Designs of Vineyard Haven has once again been selected as a nominee for the 2005 Top 100 Retailers of American Craft. NICHE magazine, the exclusive trade publication for retailers of fine American craft, will announce the 100 winners this August. This is the fifth time in 10 years that Sioux Eagle Designs has been nominated. Nominations were made by over 18,000 professionals from the United States and Canada and were based on the following criteria: treating artists with courtesy and respect, paying on time, promoting and marketing American crafts, giving back time and energy to the craft community, mentoring emerging artists, and maintaining an inventory that is at least 85 percent American craft.

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