Engagements Key in South Dorset and Arlington Notices
Mrs. Gertrude Bowen announces daughter Jean Bowen to James P. Stannard Jr. of South Dorset. Jean, a Burr & Burton Seminary 1967 graduate, attends Vermont Beauty Academy. Fiance James Stannard Jr. is a Burr & Burton graduate and works for Stannard Plumbing. A wedding date is not set. In Arlington, De bra Carole Pierce to Ray S. Stratton. De bra is Mt. Anthony Union senior, Ray Stratton attends Bennington schools and works at Putnam Memorial Hospital. A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dorset
Gertrude Bowen
Jean
James P. Stannard Jr
James Stannard
Miss Bowen
Burr & Burton Seminary
Vermont Beauty Academy
Rutland
Worth Bowen
The
Stannard Plumbing, Inc
Arlington
Carroll B. Pierce Jr
Debra Carole
Ray S. Stratton
Esther R. Stratton
Harvard Street
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Engagements Record Two Vermont Couples
Elizabeth Ann James and Philip George Roy announce their engagement. Elizabeth is a Shaftsbury Elementary School teacher and North Bennington Trinity College graduate. Philip, a Rice Memorial High School and St Michael’s College alumnus, serves in the U S Air Force in Thailand. Constance Ellen White and John R Turner Jr announce their betrothal. Constance is a dental hygienist and North Bennington High School and Fones School graduate. John is a St Cloud High School graduate, Air Force member stationed in Da Nang, Vietnam. Wedding set for June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
John B. James Jr
Elizabeth Ann
Philip George Roy
George Roy
Johnson Ave
Winooski
James
Bennington Catholic High School
North Bennington High School
Trinity College
Burlington
Rice Memorial High School
St. Michael’s College
Winooski Park
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
North Bennington
Albert L. White
School Street
Constance Ellen
John R. Turner Jr
Turner
17Th St
St. Cloud
Fla
Miss White
William J. Burnham
Bennington
Fones School of Dental Hygiene
University of Bridgeport
Bridgeport
Engaged Couple Plans April Wedding in South Cambridge
Mrs. Curtis J. Petty of Cossaguna Road announces the engagement of her daughter Carol Irene Petty to Gilbert Benedict Yanke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yanke of South Road, South Cambridge. Carol Irene, Greenwich Central School graduate, works at Sherwood Medical Industries Argyle plant. Gilbert attended Cambridge Central School and farms dairy cattle. An April wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cambridge
N.Y
Curtis J. Petty
Cossaguna Road
Carol Irene
Gilbert Benedict Yanke
Paul Yanke
South Road
Miss Petty
Greenwich Central School
Sherwood Medical Industries, Inc
Argyle Plant
Cambridge Central School
Bernstein Feted in Vienna at Salute to Bernstein Program
In Vienna 6500 attended the Salute to Leonard Bernstein honoring the New York conductor and composer. Bernstein is in the city for a new opera production of Der Rosenkavalier scheduled to premiere April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
UPID
Leonard Bernstein
New York
Bernstein
der Rosenkavalier
Daniels-Shaftsbury couple to wed in May
Miss Daniels Sandra Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Daniels of Shaftsbury, will marry John W. Hamilton son of Mrs. Edith Hamilton and the late John Hamilton of Shaftsbury. She is a North Bennington High School and St. Joseph Business College graduate now in a managerial post at Mt. Snow. He attended local schools and works at J H Winslow Plumbing and Heating Supply in Bennington. The wedding is set for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Herbert Daniels
Sandra Jean
John W. Hamilton
Edith Hamilton
John Hamilton
Miss Daniels
North Bennington High School
St. Joseph Business College
Mt. Snow
J.H. Winslow Plumbing and Heating Supply
Bennington
Mathers To Speak At AARP Meeting
C.W. Mathers will speak on Time and Clocks at the AARP meeting. The event is Thursday at 2 p.m. in the First Methodist Church following a brief business meeting. A silent auction will follow with refreshments served by Marjorie Hayes and helpers Jennie Gardinier Mildred Hayes and Ruby Schindler. Transportation may be arranged by calling 2-5059.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
AARP
C.W. Mathers
American Association of Retired Persons
First Methodist
Marjorie Hayes
Jennie Gardinier
Mildred Hayes
Ruby Schindler
Peace Corps Test Set For April 20 In Middlebury
Bennington area residents may take the Peace Corps Placement Test at 1 30 p m Saturday April 20 at the Middlebury Post Office building The test gauges general aptitude and language learning ability not education or achievement It has no pass fail result and requires no prep Applicants must file an application with the tester if not already done Applications are available at post offices or from the Peace Corps in Washington D C 20525 The organization notes twelve thousand volunteers serve in Asia Africa Latin America and the Pacific Islands with programs in agriculture nutrition auto mechanics education and health Many volunteers are needed for programs starting this spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Area
Peace Corps
Middlebury
Washington, D.C
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Pacific Islands
Cancer Prevention Film Shown For Senior Mothers And Girls
A free cancer prevention film will be shown to mothers of all seniors and senior girls on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in MAUHS auditorium. Dr William Flood and Dr Curtis Flory will lead a Q and A session. The American Cancer Society VF Division sponsors with local support from Bennington County Medical Society Health Service at MAUHS. Written invitations were sent through senior students. For more information call Frances Crozier RN Head Nurse Health Service at MAUHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAUHS
William Flood
Curtis Flory
Putnam Memorial Hospital
VF. Division
The
American Cancer Society
Bennington County Medical Society
Health Service At
Frances Crozier
R,n
Turkey mistaken for eagle escapes from zoo
In Great Barr England Albert Shale spotted a large bird on his lawn and called police. Authorities warned him to keep his dog indoors after he was told the bird was an eagle, not a turkey. The creature had escaped from a private zoo.
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Great Barr
England
UPI
Albert Shale
Shale
Turkey
Hall Kovaly wedding noted with post party in Massachusetts
Edward Warren Hall and Roslyn Kay Kovaly married March two at Indian Head Baptist Church. The couple, now living in Bennington, were honored at a post wedding party Saturday night in Williamstown. Both work at Sprague Electric in North Adams. Twenty guests attended. He recently completed a four year U S Air Force tour including a homecoming from Thailand. She previously worked as a stenographer for the General Services Administration in Washington. He is son of Mrs. Wilson A. Roberts of Williamstown and the late Edward Wilkinson Hall of North Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Warren Hall
Bennington
Williams Inn
Williamstown
Mass
Hall
Roslyn Kay Kovaly
Indian Head
Indian Head Baptist Church
Edward Wilkinson Hall
North Adams
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
Sprague Electric Co
Analytical Laboratory
Roberson Rogers Bride in Hoosick Falls Nuptials
Susan Rogers daughter of Ralph and Mrs Rogers of 159 Benmont Ave married Eugene Roberson son of Mr and Mrs Harold Roberson of North Hoosick New York on March 23 at 3 pm. Justice of the Peace John Proud performed the ceremony. The couple will honeymoon at an undisclosed destination and reside in Hoosick Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Rogers
Ralph R. Rogers Sr
Benmont Ave
Eugene Roberson
Harold Roberson
North Hoosick
N.Y
John Proud
Bennington
Ruth Cornell
John Cornell
Four 21
Hoosick Falls
Wedding Delay in Toronto Prison Sentence for Grudge
Stanley James Grudge pleaded guilty to passing bad checks and said he planned to marry Joyce Cormier after receiving a marriage license. The judge postponed the wedding by sentencing him to five months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
UPI
Stanley James Grudge
Grudge
Joyce Cormier
Electrical Engineer Lectures on Cosmic Influences at College
Lt Commander David Williams ret discusses cosmic influence on society in a non astrological lecture titled Cosmic Influence on Man at Bennington College Barn 1. The third lecture in The Heavens and their Meaning series, Williams cites power failures Great Lakes water levels and betting volumes to argue a scientific basis for astrologers claims and notes 45 years studying cycles and a 1965 Astro-Economics publication linking planetary configurations to business cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
Barn
Bennington College
Williams
New York City
Consolidated Edison Co
The
Guild of American Astrologers
Great Lakes
New York Academy of Sciences
Henry George School of Social Science
American Foundation For Cyclic Research
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Jump from Japan Tower Claims Nobuo Fudo
Nobuo Fudo, 39, died after leaping from Japan’s tallest building. He worked for the firm building the 36 story Mitsui Kasumi gas eki building slated for completion April 18. It marked a second suicide at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Nobuo Fudo
Japan
Fudo
Mitsui Kasumigaseki
Dale Carnegie winners named at Springfield course
Mike Censale, Roberta Haynes, Vi Day head sixth session best speeches on Lincoln the Unknown. Other winners include Gerald Stowell, Ronald Nadeau, Roland Cormier, Brad Riley. Course members meet at Bennington Free Library Tuesday evenings through May 21 for effective speaking and human relations training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Mike Censale
Springfield
Mass
Roberta Haynes
Vi Day
Lincoln the Unknown
Gerald Stowell
Ronald Nadeau
Roland Cormier
Brad Riley
Bennington Free Library
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Stannard
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Jean Bowen
Debra Carole Pierce
Elizabeth Ann James
James Roy
Lloyd Constance FE. White
White-Turner
Denby’s
Troy
Denby
Petty-Yanke
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Dial
Main St. Bennington
Vermont Bank
Andrus
the Bank
Daniels Hamilton
Sandra Jean Daniels
Just
Jia
Main ST
Hall-Kovaly
Roberson
Rogers
Bermuda
Peggy Callahan
Albert Callahan
Medfield
Joe Paresky
Paul Paresky
Elm St
Peggy
Boston City Hospital School of Nursing
Joe
University of Vermont
Banner News Office
Ray
Rinses
Anak
ORTH
American Gem Society
Jewelers
Diamond Importers
Nichols
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