Ski Skate Sale and Book Fair at Pine Cobble
Final plans announced for a ski skate sale and book fair at Pine Cobble School in Williamstown Mass to be held in the Carriage Barn on December 5 and 6 from 2 15 to 5 p m Items for the sale include skis skates and winter sports clothing sold on a 60 40 commission with 40 to the school athletic fund Books for all ages will be sold in partnership with Renzi s College Bookstore and ten percent of book sales go to the library fund Entries should be labeled with name address size and price and brought to the main building December 2 3 and 4 from 9 a m to 3 p m contact Mrs Milton Cross at 442 3165 for pickup in Bennington area. The sale and book fair also feature Nouveau art and psychedelic posters and fundraising details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Bennington
Milton Cross
Renzi
Miss Kathleen Robare Weds Richard J. Singleton
Kathleen Robare daughter of Leon Robare of Bennington and the late Mrs Robare married Richard J Singleton son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Singleton of Glens Falls at St Francis de Sales Church. Nuptial Mass conducted by Rev Thomas A Bransfield with Mrs Thomas Donovan at organ. Bride wore velvet Aline gown with lace details and veil. carried white roses. Reception at Paradise Restaurant. Couple to reside in Pownal after Quebec wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Robare
Leon Robare
Bennington
Susan Casey
Donald Singleton
Kenneth Perrottee
Burlington
John Witalee
Ludlow
Paradise Restaurant
Bennington Catholic High School
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Probation and Parole Office
St. Mary’s Academy
Glens Falls
Castleton State College
Pownal
Quebec City
Canada
Alta Mobile Park
Hoag-Fi ll Hoag to Wed LaFortune in Troy
Engaged Hoag unfinished Miss Margaret Mary Hoag daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Hoag Sr of Hoosick Falls N Y to Edward L LaFortune Jr son of Edward L LaFortune of 126 Second Ave Troy and late Mrs LaFortune Both are X-ray technicians at St Marys Hospital Troy Miss Hoag a St Marys Academy grad and Guild X-ray School Saranac Lake Also Waterford Halfmoon High School graduate The spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
James F. Hoag Sr
R.D. 2
Margaret Mary
Edward L. LaFortune Jr
Edward L. LaFortune
2Nd Ave
Troy
LaFortune
Miss Hoag
St. Mary’s Academy
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cole-Shea engagement announced in Troy family notices
Mr and Mrs J Gregory Cole of 95 Euclid Ave Troy announce the engagement of daughter Karen E Cole to Peter M Shea son of Mr and Mrs Robert Shea of 1009 East Main St Bennington VI Karen is a Troy Catholic Central High School and St Joseph College graduate employed by The Travelers in Albany Peter is a Fort Bragg NC serviceman and a graduate of Benn ington Catholic High School and St Joseph College Old Bennington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N.Y
J. Gregory Cole
Euclid Ave
Karen E. Cole
Peter M. Shea
Robert Shea
East Main St
Bennington
Bennington Catholic High School
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Bennington Emblem Club Sets Christmas Party Date
The Bennington Emblem Club met at the club rooms on Washington Avenue with President Emma Halladay presiding. Donations were made to Bennington Community Welfare, Bennington Friends of the Retarded and Brandon Training School. The next meeting will be Wednesday Dec 18 at Mt Anthony Country Club for a Christmas party starting at 7 p.m. Members bring grab bag gifts. For attendance, call Jean Stone. Cards were sent to sick member Helen Foster in hospital. The mystery package went to Mary Macauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Emblem Club
Washington Avenue
Emma Halladay
Bennington Community Welfare
Bennington Friends of the Retarded
Brandon Training School
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Jean Stone
OES Notes Mt Anthony Chapter 1 Meeting and Party
Eastern Star chapter will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple followed by a Christmas party. Husbands and wives invited. Pecans to be sold this year with orders via Ellen France. Dues are due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ellen France
Jehovah's Witnesses Agent Visits Here
A traveling representative of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, J. W. Stuefloten, will visit the Bennington Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses at 601 Gage St. He starts Tuesday at 7 25 p m and ends December 8 with a public talk at 1 30 p m titled Learning From the Miracles of Jesus Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
J. W. Stuefloten
Kingdom Hall
Gage St
Jesus
Annual Holiday Bazaar in Williamstown aids hospital
The Williamstown Auxiliary to North Adams Hospital hosts its annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday December 7 from 10 am to 4 pm at Mitchell School gym. Hundreds donate and serve on committees. features include homemade foods hand knits wreaths books records toys and a silent auction with noon 1 pm and 2 pm drawings. Proceeds support hospital equipment and a $20 000 solarium pledge for the new wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
North Adams Hospital
Mitchell School
C. Frederick Rudolph
Timothy Breen
Peter P. Welanetz
North Adams
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Burton D, Shapiro
Norton Cushman
P. Kerry Walsh
Marshall Witten
Bruno Kissel
Pamela Weatherbee
Willard D. Dickerson
Dudley Bahlman
Francis Jenkins
John MacFadyen
Barbara Smith
Gerard Smith
Ano
Tee
Phoenix
James
Drysdale’s
R.J. Singleton
Richard J. Singleton
Andrick
Grand Union
Lloyd
Margaret Mary Hoag
Hoag-LaFortune
Gustav Lorey
Cole
Shea
Helen Foster
Mary Macauley
OES
Vermont
Vermont Mothers Committee
Charles Cassin
Phillips St
Rutland
George Patch
Hullcrest Road
R.D
Los Angeles
Phyllis Dudley
East Montpelier
William H. Wills
Montpelier
Gulbransen
Duarhunes. Furniture Inc
Elm Street
Winslow
Thrusday
Banner
Hail SusarNie Pyecountt Vermon National Bank
Sammnnes
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Vermont National Bank
Coun
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Chester
Jamaica
Newfane
Proctorsville
Springfield
Wilmington
Windsor
Woodstock
Member
Federal Reserve System
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