Morgan Brown wedding at St Francis de Sales Church
Miss E June Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Brown of 806 Gage St married Craig E Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Morgan of Sharon Massachusetts July 6 at St Francis de Sales Church The Rev Richard Thompson officiated The bride wore a peau de soie gown with illusion lace reembroidered with pearls and carried white orchids The wedding party included sisters in law Diane Brown and Stephanie Tifft Barbara Tidd Sharon MacLean and best man Douglas Morgan The couple will reside in Pownal with Brown employed at Warren Wire Co and Morgan a jockey at Green Mountain Park May be updated with future plans
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E. June Brown
Francis Brown
Gage St
Craig E. Morgan
Richard E. Morgan
Sharon
Mass
St. Francis de Sales
Richard Thompson
Diane Brown
Ludlow
Stephanie Tifft
Pownal
Barbara Tidd
Bennington
Douglas Morgan
Jerry Brown
Springfield
David Sullivan
Cambridge
William van Tassell
Dorsett Bride Weds Bruce Hawley In Arlington Vermont
Miss Laura Mac Kubbin Corum daughter of Rev. and Mrs Corum of Illinois married Bruce Richard Hawley son of Mr and Mrs Harold Hawley of Weedsport New York in Arlington Vermont Congregational Church. Ceremony followed by a reception at the bride’s grandparents home on Red Mountain Road. The bride wore silk organza with Venise lace and a cathedral train. Attendants included maid of honor Leslie Ann Hickland and bridesmaids Mary Ann Fulton Ruth Ann Ludeke and Eilene Hawley. Best man Robert Greig with ushers S Allan Stout Gordon Weller and brothers Jesse and Vance Corum. The bride, a two year Wilson College student, plans to finish at Syracuse University. The groom, Cornell graduate class of ’65, operates a dairy farm with his father.
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Donald N. MacRubbin
Red Mountain Road
Arlington
Leslie Ann Hickland
Robert Leach
Mary Ann Fulton
Ruth Ann Ludeke
Eilene Hawley
Robert Greig
S. Allan Stout
Gordon Weller
Jesse
Vance Corum
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Syracuse University
Cornell Uni
Big Three carmakers boost production in seven months
DETROIT. Nearly one million more cars were produced by GM Ford and Chrysler in the first seven months of this year. The three U.S. plants totaled 5,287,789 cars through July, up from 4,318,820 last year. July output surged 36 percent from 384,611 in 1967 to 596,123.
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Detroit
UPI
Naton
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
U.S
McWayne Baker engagement announced in Dorset
Mr and Mrs Paul McWayne announce the engagement of their daughter Marcia Lee to Scott Anthony Baker son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Baker of Pawlet Both Miss McWayne and Mr Baker are Granville Central High School graduates Miss McWayne plans Castleton State College placement and her fiancé will attend Adirondack Community College in Glens Falls New York No wedding date set.
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Dorset
Paul McWayne
Marcia Lee
Scott Anthony Baker
Douglas Baker
Pawlet
Miss McWayne
Mr. Baker
Granville Central High School
Castleton State College
Adirondack Community College
Glens Falls
N.Y
New England Weather Forecast Shows Warm, Showers Likely
The Weather Bureau predicts above normal temperatures across New England from Tuesday through Saturday with scattered showers or thunderstorms. Daytime highs range from the upper 70s to mid 80s in the north and 80s to near 90 in the south, while overnight lows fall mainly in the 50s to 60s.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Weather Bureau
Miss Kay Irene Moyer Becomes Mrs Schlieder
Miss Kay Irene Moyer married Richard Lee Schlieder at St Pauls Church Manchester Center on July 20 in a double ring ceremony. Rev James B Murray officiated. The couple will reside in Manchester after both are Burr and Burton Seminary alumni.
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Miss Kay
Irene Moyer
R. Schlieder
Golfer Louis Hacker Nets Third Hole-in-One
Louis A. Hacker, 68, a lifelong golfer, sank his third career hole-in-one at Rancho Park on Sunday. The Los Angeles area player, nicknamed a “hacker” by name only, is recognized for three aces over a three-decade span.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Louis A. Hacker
Rancho Park
Phone Workers Start Vote On NET Contract Proposal
IBTW members in New England states except Connecticut begin a week long vote on NET’s latest contract to end a 15 week strike. The executive council again recommends rejection while wage increases up to 27 dollars weekly over three years and immediate raises up to 14 dollars weekly are highlighted.
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Boston
UPI
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
IBTW
New England Company
NET
New England
Connecticut
Robert Pillsbury
Burlington
Local 18
Vermont
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Eva Marie Saint Jonathan Winters
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Latham
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Alan J. Lerner Musical
Wayne Janssen
Kona Coast
Richard Boone
Vera Miles
Harte Theatre
Walt ‘Disney
Bormnsone Eoe
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Mausic
Dorset Playhouse
Marcia McWayne
Manchester Center
Kay Irene Moyer
Richard Lee Schlieder
St. Paul’s Church
James B. Murray
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Schlieder
Leland Schlieder
Manchester
Karl Kilburn
Chantilly
Chester Taft Jr
Charles Thompson
James Heinel
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Burr and Burton Seminary
St. Joseph’s College
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Tyler Electric
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