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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1977
Page
6
Phoenix Memorial Hospital opened a two room birthing suite that lets parents observe deliveries and allow siblings and relatives to watch through a viewing window if approved. The program started Sept 1 1976 and aims to recreate a home environment while avoiding an overnight stay.
Cherie Ann Candib and Randolph Bernard Harrington were married July 30 at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Bennington. The ceremony featured a white organza gown for the bride and a reception at the Bennington Elks Lodge. The couple plan to reside on White Creek Road Shaftsbury after a Maine trip. Both graduates are employed at Union Carbide.
Susan Jean Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Allen of Middle Pownal Road Pownal and Timothy Charles Saunders son of Mr and Mrs Herman N Saunders of West Rupert were married Saturday July 30 at 1 pm in the Rupert Community Building with Rev Allan Hull officiating Organist Debbie Croft provided music The couple will reside in West Rupert in a home built by the bride groom and friends. The bride a 1970 Mt Anthony High graduate works as secretary at J H Winslow Plumbing and Heating Supply Co Inc. The groom attended schools in West Rupert Vermont and Salem NY and is a self employed carpenter. The Exchange and Thrift Shop at 140 Park St lists available items and shop hours.
The Bennington Lions Club voted to donate $100 to the United Cerebral Palsy of Vermont scholarship fund during a recent meeting. The gift followed a benefit concert at Willow Park by Pine Island, a Burlington bluegrass band, co-sponsored by the Recreation Department, which added $400 and drew about 200 attendees.
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