Engagements in Maine and Vermont Prompt Upcoming Weddings
Engaged in Portland Maine are Sally Ann McQuinn and John Edward Elwell with Oct nuptials planned. Sally Ann, a Cathedral High School graduate, works in First National Stores sales, while Elwell, an ex Bennington and UVM alumnus with Cornell graduate work, is a First National grocery buyer. In Pownal Gail Elizabeth Campbell and Bruce Edmond LaBonte, both 1964 Bennington Catholic High School graduates, are engaged and set for a November wedding. both work for General Cable Co.
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Portland, Maine
George McQuinn
South Portland
Maine
Sally Ann
John Edward Elwell
Rudolph Elwell
East Arlington
Miss McQuinn
Cathedral High School
Portland
First National Stores
North Bennington High School
University of Vermont
Cornell Univeristy
Pownal
Earl Campbell
Gail Elizabeth
Bruce Edmond LaBonte
Edmond LaBonte
Miss Campbell
Bennington Catholic High School
General Cable Co
Married Hurd Devenow Bride in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Florence Devenow daughter of Mrs Irene Devenow Manchester and Alex Devenow Chester Conn married James Hurd of Bennington Aug 7 at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Lawrence McAun liffe officiating. Paul Devenow was best man and Marion Devenow matron of honor. They will reside in Bennington after a trip to New Hampshire and both work at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Devenow
Irene Devenow
Manchester
Alex Devenow
Chester, Conn
James Hurd
Bennington
Sacred Heart Church
Lawrence McAunliffe
C.S.C
Paul Devenow
Marion Devenow
New Hampshire
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Deer Park votes to buy new fire truck
Deer Park City Council approved purchasing a new fire truck to replace an aging WWII era crash truck. Fire Chief Odis Chappell noted the old vehicle required a fireman to lie along a fender and hammer the carburetor to keep it running, signaling the need for modernization.
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Houston
UPI
Deer Park
Odis Chappell
Miss McCarthy Weds Lawrence J Colyer in Hanover
Miss Jane C. McCarthy daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel McCarthy of 109 Coolidge Ave and Lawrence J Colyer son of Mr and Mrs Howard Colyer of Huntington New York were married August 7 at 11 am in St Dennis Catholic Church Hanover The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev John Pitts The bride wore a peau de soie gown with bell shaped shirt and bateau neckline and carried a cascade bouquet of white roses stephanotis and ivy The bridal party wore blue and rose gowns with matching Dior hats A reception followed at Montshire restaurant West Lebanon with music by Chick Wells Orchestra The couple will reside in West Lebanon and both have ties to nursing and scientific work with military research units in Hanover New Hampshire and Huntington New York.
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Hanover
N.H
Jane C. McCarthy
Daniel McCarthy
Coolidge Ave
Lawrence J. Colyer
Howard Colyer
Huntington
N.Y
St. Denis Catholic Church
John Pitts
Mary Jane Colyer
Judy Robbin
Bellows Falls
Dior
Stephen Portnow
Leonard Tetrault
Centerport
Gary Cunningham
Lebanon
Peter Conlin
Floral Park
Rute
Bennington High School
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Athens
Greece
Basel
Switzerland
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Huntington High School
New York State Maritime College
Army of Cold Regions Research Engineering
Airline Travel Increases in Vermont July figures
Aeronautics Commissioner Edward F. Knapp reports July air travel in Vermont rising as Northeast Airline boardings at Barre Montpelier reached a record 741, up 59 percent from July 1964. Mohawk led air cargo gains with 81 percent at Burlington and 79 percent at Rutland, while passenger loadings reached 2534 at Burlington, up 27 percent. total state travel approached 8600 people, not counting Vermonters using Lebanon or Keene airports.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Edward F. Knapp
Northeast
Barre-Montpelier
Mohawk
Burlington
Rutland
Newport
Knapp
New York Police In Search For 2 Vermont Escapees
New York State Police search a wooded area near Ticonderoga for two escapees from Chittenden County Jail Burlington Vermont. William Smith 38 of Florida and David Cram 19 of South Burlington escaped with Robert Barr 22 of Boston Dorchester section after overpowering a deputy sheriff and locking him in a cell. Barr was recaptured after a 100 mile per hour chase when their car crashed near Ticonderoga. Barr faces sentencing Tuesday in Chittenden County Court on burglary and kidnapping charges.
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Ticonderoga
N.Y
UPI
New York
Chittenden County
Burlington
William Smith
Florida
David Cram
South Burlington
Robert Barr
Boston
Dorchester
Barr
Chittenden
Smith
McGurn Seduski Nuptials In Schenectady Church
Miss Susan Frances McGurn and Edward John Seduski wed at St Columba s Church Schenectady with Rev John Fitzpatrick officiating. Bride escorted by her father. reception at 1000 H Hall Scotia. Couple, residents of Waterford since Aug 1, honeymoon in Maine.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Susan Frances McGurn
Patrick J. McGurn
Spry Lane
Edward John Seduski
Edward F. Seduski
119Th St
Troy
St. Columba’s Church
John Fitzpatrick
Patricia Campana
Jeanne Marceau
Mary Hewson
Benenington
Christopher Marceau
Bennington
Dennis McGurn
Edeward Jagielski
H. Hall
Scotia
Bennington Catholic High School
Keveny Academy
Cohoes
Fairview Ave
Waterford
Maine
Morin Clark-Wedding Held at Sacred Heart Church
Miss Jacqueline Marie Morin, daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Morin of 200 Park Street, married Robert Thomas Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Clark of 738 Main Street, July 17. Rev Joseph E Wiseman officiated at Sacred Heart Church. They reside at 1004 Gage Street after a New York State wedding trip. Adele Cole served as maid of honor and Michael Cole as best man. about 80 guests attended a buffet at North Bennington Firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Marie Morin
John D. Morin
Park St
Robert Thomas Clark
Charles E. Clark
Main St
Joesph E. Wiseman
C.S.C
Sacred Heart Church
Adele Cole
Meriden
Conn
Michael Cole
North Bennington
New York State
Gage St
Cree Opposes St John Power Project and Favors Private Utilities
Rutland’s Albert A. Cree, chairman of the Electric Coordinating Council of New England, told a House subcommittee that the federal Dickey Lincoln School hydro project on the St John River should not be built. He argued private utilities can meet peak and base-load needs cheaper with pumped storage hydro and nuclear plants closer to load centers, citing Yankee Atomic at Rowe, Connecticut Yankee at Haddam, and Millstone Point, plus a proposed pumped storage at Northfield Mountain and a Vermont unit by CVPS and Green Mountain. He said these developments would lower costs and taxes while delivering reliable power for New England.
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Rutland
Albert A. Cree
Washington
Electric Coordinating Council of
New England
New England Electric Utilities
Subcommittee On
United States
House of Representatives Committee On Public Works
Interior Department
New England States
Cree
Dickey-Lincoln
Yankee Atomic Electric Company
Rowe
Mass
Northfield Mountain
Massachusetts
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Green Mountain Power Corporation
Millstone Point
Connecticut
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Vantine
Sally Ann McQuinn
Gail FE. Campbell
Drysdale
Armory
Hurd-Devenow
Rothbard
Cape Cod
Call Rothbard
Miss McCarthy
Canada
West
Lawrence L. Colyer
Mr. and
Mrs
Edward J. Seduski
Clark - Morin
Robert T. Clark
Bennington, Vt
Yardstick
Putnam
Bennington, Vermont
St. John
St. John River
Department of the Interior
Passamaquoddy
The
Electric Coordinating Council
Vermont Electric Power Company, Inc
Nichols
Dolank
Noveck-Shukz
AGS
Schram
Union St
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