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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1969
Page
3
A readable ad compares fruit juice types from 100 percent juice to nectar and juice drinks with varying fruit content. BEAU-MAY RESTAURANT & LOUNGE at 225 North Bennington Road invites families and businessmen for daily lunch and a Sunday special HELPFUL HINT suggests adding oil to pasta water to stop sticking.
Miss Kathleen Sharron Berry daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter H Berry Jr of Walloomsac Inn Old Bennington wed Arthur Burton Kaiser son of Mrs William Kaiser of Dewey Street and the late Mr Kaiser in St Peter s Episcopal Church The Rev Edward B Geyer Jr officiated Assisted by Rev Theodore Shatagin The bride wore a candlelight peau de soie satin gown with Venetian lace and a fingertip veil Her bouquet consisted of white rosebuds and white mums Donna Berry was maid of honor with Arlene Berry and Susan Gilmore as bridesmaids The gown colors were aquamarine for senior attendants and lavender for the junior maid Best man Allen R Wade Usher Steven Yarosz and Burton Harwood attended Guests toasted at a reception in St Peter s Parish Hall The couple will reside on Valentine Street Both graduates of Bennington High School The bride attended the University of Vermont and worked at E L Nichols The groom served in the U S Air Force 1961 1965 and is employed in North Adams Mass Relatives came from Averill Park East Poestenkill Scotia Stephentown Armonk and nearby areas.
Delegates to the 29th annual Model Congress at American International College in Springfield Mass gathered March 27. Mt. Anthony Union High School sent Sharon Reed Douglas Paddock Victor Harwood and Edward Paquin with adviser Benjamin Rusileski. Senator Mark O Hatfield of Oregon delivered the keynote and received a doctor of humane letters from AIC before his speech on the United Nations.
The Women of St. Peters Church host a Thursday potluck luncheon at 12 30 in the parish house on Pleasant Street. After lunch Mrs. Stuart Holmes of Rutland, diocesan chair of the United Thank Offering, will speak. The UTO funds missions and good works and is collected twice yearly.
A long list of new books across fiction, biography, history, and juvenile titles. Authors include Delbance, Dintenfass, Ford, Fyton, Greenan, Irving, Jessup, Jones, McClure, Waugh, Williams, Barnouw, Bracken, Brann, Carr, Catton, Chapman, Cunliffe, Duncan, Eban, Haight, Hammen, Hunt, Huntley, Huxley, Lathem, Lawrence, Lehmann, Magarshack, Norton, Pepper, Petrow, Prescott, Ronan, Wier, Wolfe, Zeno, Zierold and others. Also notes radio broadcasting history and a ship reference U.S.S. Bennington 1968. If a title is unavailable the library will reserve it.
Judge John P. Morrissey presided in Bennington District Court over several cases. Jane D. Guimond faced a 30 day suspended sentence for petty larceny with probation. A 16-year-old Bennington youth, Frank Hurley, pleaded guilty to auto theft and received pre sentence review and release to his father. Joan Noakes pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated with a $150 fine. Arthur Devlin, 17, pleaded not guilty to careless and negligent driving after an accident and plate issue, released on $75 bail. James McCoy pleaded guilty to failing to stop his fuel truck, fined $15. Edward Bates pleaded guilty to motorcycle driving without facial protection, fined $15. Waivers included drivers from New York and Pennsylvania paying various fines for speeding and related violations on U S 7 and other area roads.
The Southern Vermont Underwriters Association presents a public program at Bennigton Free Library tonight at 7 30 p m. James F Cronin of Williston general agent of Aetna Life and Casualty will discuss The Fundamentals of Life Insurance. Cronin has long experience in the field and has taught life insurance courses at UVM and Champlain College. The talk is free and coffee and doughnuts will be served.
Lenore Romney wife of Housing and Urban Development Secretary George Romney will remain at Washington Hospital Center for up to a week following surgery to repair an injured shoulder. The injury occurred last fall and the operation was performed last week.
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