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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1974

Page

3

Park to build horseshoe shed at Willow Park

Construction of a 12 by 12 foot scoring and storage building for the Willow Park horseshoe courts is underway funded in the recreation department budget. Fred Butler of the horseshoe club aided planning while the club, over three years, built pits, brought in clay and improved the area. Lights may come later and water access is part of the park development. Players must currently bring their own horseshoes.

Willow Park Recreation Department Loomis Dana Parks and Recreation Fred Butler The Horseshoe Club

State Republicans review finances for '74

MONTPELIER UPI The Republican State Committee met to review party finances and plans for the 1974 election campaign. Two members breached policy by endorsing a statewide candidate in the September primary. George Cameron and Frank Mahady backed James Jeffords for the GOP congressional nomination, while Lt. Gov. John Burgess remained silent. Committee leaders reported on a Washington trip and possible conflict of interest for Madeline Harwood, who plans to run for statewide office and congress. Boston's 85 degree day tops record. Hartford 91, Providence 90 as New England braces heat. Concord 86, Portland 82, Montpelier 76. Caribou 53 marked region’s cool point aside Mt. Washington.

Jeffords Luther Hackett John Burgess Cameron Mahady Stewart Smith Smith GOP Madeline Harwood Bennington County Washington Republican National Committee Harwood Boston UPI National Weather Service New England Hartford Providence Concord N.H Portland Maine Montpelier Mt. Washington Caribou

Save Narcissi For Horticulture Show At Monument

Community Horticulture Show opens May 25 at Monument Elementary School with narcissus preservation tips from Bennington Garden Club chairwoman Mrs Solon Rhode. Two methods explained involve dry refrigeration and damp towel storage, plus care points for selecting blooms and labeling stems with variety.

Monument Elementary School Solon Rhode The Bennington Garden Club

Des Moines couple wed at St Philomena's Church

Michele Marie Brunner and Michael Herbert Corey married March 23 at St Philomena's Church Des Moines. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Gennings with a turnout of family and friends. The couple will reside in Seattle after a wedding trip to Montreal.

Des Moines Wash St. Philomena’s Michele Marie Brunner Richard L. Brunner Kent Michael Herbert Corey Claren Corey North Bennington Gennings Nichole Bruner Anna Laurie Nancy Bernards Janet Thomas Jennifer van Winkle

Daugherty and Joly Wed at Pownal Community Church

Deniese Clare Daugherty and William Joseph Joly were married April 6 at 11 a.m. in Pownal at the Community Church with Rev. Henry Bourgeois and Rev. Melvin McGaughey officiating. Music featured Theme From Love Story and Greig selections. The bride wore a long white velvet gown with chantilly lace trim and illusion veil.

Pownal Pownal Community Church Deniese Clare Daugherty Eugene Daugherty Pownal Center William Joseph Joly Wilfrid Joly Barber’s Pond Road Henry Bourgeois C.S.C Sacred Heart Church Bennington Melvin McGaughey Schenectady, N.Y Herbert Millington Jr Gwendlyn White Hoosick Falls N.Y

Joly Daugherty Wedding Details in Vermont Paper

Mr and Mrs William J Joly celebrate their daughter Tracy Daugherty in a Pownal ceremony. Bridesmaids include Susan Vien and Crys Lennon while Terry Livingston serves as best man. Ushers Eugene Daugherty Jr and Gary Garofano. Reception at Pownal Center Firehall. They plan Atlantic City trip and reside on Barbers Pond Road. The bride is a Mt Anthony student and Union Carbide staffer. the groom is a 1973 Mt Anthony graduate.

Tracy Daugherty Susan Vien Pownal Crys Lennon Bennington Terry Livingston Eugene Daugherty Jr University of Maine Gary Garofano Pownal Center Rose Hu

Obituary of Hortensia A. Croff 78 Rupert widow of Gilbert Croff

Hortensia A. Croff 78 of Rupert widow of Gilbert Croff died Monday at Beverly Manor Nursing Home Rutland. Survived by two daughters Mrs Luther Clark of Pawlet and Mrs Wilma Batease of Rupert six sons Wilfred Utica NY Robert West Pawlet Ernest Albany NY Gerald Benn ington Lloyd Middle Falls NY Raymond Rupert two sisters Mrs Percy Waite Pawlet Mrs Hazel Kent Manchester 23 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Mc Clellan Funeral Home Salem NY Services 2 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home Rev Cornelius Vanden Broek Rupert Methodist Church Interment Rupert Cemetery.

Hortensia A. Croff Rupert Gilbert Croff Beverly Manor Rutland Luther Clark Pawlet Wilma Batease Wilfred Utica N.Y Robert West Pawlet Ernest Albany Gerald Bennington Lloyd Middle Falls Raymond Percy Waite Hazel Kent Manchester McClellan Salem Cornelius Vanden Broek Rupert Methodist Church Rupert Cemetery

Wells Couple Announce Sandra Beese Engagement

Beese of Wells Minn announce engagement of daughter Sandra Jane to Raymond Francis Cook son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cook of Bennington. Sandra a 1972 Ralston Neb High School graduate and Raymond a 1973 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate. Both stationed at Naval Hospital Corps School Great Lakes Ill. Wedding planned May 18.

Wells, Minn Gerald R. Beese Wells Sandra Jane Raymond Francis Cook Charles Cook Bennington

Harwood teacher shares China tour insights with SVEA

Harwood Union High School teacher Jonathan Weil describes a three week, 21 person U S educators tour of China in August. Sponsored by the NEA US China relations committee and the Foreign Policy Association. Weil notes limits on questions and photos and contrasts China’s education aims with U S schooling. He observes salaries and living arrangements, poverty elimination, and compulsory work for students. Weil says China seeks US technical knowledge in television and communications while archaeology and anthropology remain strong. He is helping draft China curriculum for Vermont schools.

Harwood Union High School Moretown Southwest Vermont Education Association People’s Republic of China Jonathan Weil Harwood Union China U.S National Education Association Mao Tse-tung Weil Mao Vermont Department of Education Vermont

New England Teachers Rally For Timberlane Strike

Teachers from around New England plan a one mile march and rally in Atkinson near the Massachusetts line to back the Timberlane teachers on their 10th week strike. State police say no extra patrols and no intelligence of trouble. NEA President Helen Wise will speak as Gov Thomson and Attorney General Rudman discuss the legality of teacher strikes.

Plaistow N.H UPI New England Atkinson Massachusetts Paul Doyon Doyon National Education Association Helen Meldrim Thomson Thomson New Hampshire Warren Rudman

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State Republicans Today Post Burgess Mrs Michael Herbert Corey Corey-Brunner Claren Corey Jr Richard Thomas Brunner Joseph Widden Frank Widden St. Philomena Church Hall Raymond Bowen Sunderland Montreal University of Seattle, Wash Salem's Super Hamburg Fairdale Reg Gros William J. Joly Mrs Sandra Jane Reese Raymond F. Cook Beese Cook Pownal View Barn Pownal, Vt ALL Fienberg Main ST Svea N.E Timberlane Nichols
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