Daniels Cowie-Daniels wedding in Old First Church
Catherine Ann Daniels and Ronald E. Daniels wed Dec 12 at Old First Church Bennington in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev. Arvel M. Steece. Attendants included Matron of Honor Mrs. Ernest Mills and Flower Girl Miss Katherine Mills. Guests from New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut and New York attended.
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Douglas M. Cowie
Mill Road
Hampton
N.H
Catherine Ann
Ronald E. Daniels
Herbert L. Daniels
Route 7
Shaftsbury
Old First Church
Old Bennington
Arvel M. Steece
J. F. Flagg
Dior
Ernest Mills
Granville
Mass
Katherine Mills
George F. Daniels
Edward Knight
West Arlington
Engagement of Vanessa Loomis to W Hebert Planned
Mrs. Sanders of Shaftsbury announces the engagement of her daughter Vanessa Renee Loomis of Chapel Road to W Hebert son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hebert of 343 School St The bride to be will graduate from Mt Anthony Union High School in June and is employed at First National Stores The fiancé attended Benn ington Catholic High School and works at Bijur Lubricating Corp A July wedding is planned
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Hampton
N.H
Scott Daniels
Shaftsbury
Fiske Bakery
Manchester
Winn Regional High School
Vesper George School of Art
Boston
Catamount National Bank
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Knights Radio and TV Service, Inc
R.D. 2
Arlington
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Harry Sanders
Sanders
Vanessa Renee Loomis
Chapel Road
Academy to offer N E culture lectures and Shakespeare films
The Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences announces a three lecture series starting January 26 on Value Transitions of New England Culture Past and Present. Professors Stocking Little and Steece join Dr. A M Steece in Old Bennington with films on Shakespeare beginning in March.
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Bennington
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
New England
A.M. Steece
Old Bennington
Fred H. Stocking
H. Ganse Little
Christmas Bird Count tallies 29 species in Bennington area
The Bennington Christmas Bird Count logged 29 species with Starling 679 and House Sparrow 565 as the top counts. Native birds included Blue Jay 249, Tree Sparrow 222, Black-capped Chickadee 210, and Mourning Dove 110 while rare sightings featured a single Catbird and other low totals such as Pine Siskin 1 and Purple Finch 1. Census participants noted 6:45 am to 4:15 pm with 264.5 miles traveled by car and on foot.
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Bennington
Ruth Harte Eddy
Fairview Street
Patricia Beck
Curtis Flory
John Johnson
Ruth Ellen Bloustein
Marie Legacy
Dorothy Tristman
Ruth
Eugene Kosche
Thomas H. Foster
Post Office Observes Friday January First 1971 Holiday
Postmaster Stanley J Pekalski announced that Friday January first 1971 will be a legal holiday at the local post office. There will be no window service or carrier deliveries but Special Delivery will be provided. Mail box pickups are limited to the front box while the lobby stays open for lock box holders. Normal operations resume Saturday January second.
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Stanley J. Pekalski
Conservation groups sue AEC over nuclear plant safeguards
Three groups led by the Calvert Cliffs Coordinating Committee sue the U S Atomic Energy Commission in federal court alleging NEPA safeguards are inadequate to protect the environment. They challenge exemptions for pre March 4 1971 hearings and demand stronger pollution controls and halted construction pending NEPA reviews. They cite 54 plants under construction and 47 planned nationwide and note the AEC’s new rules include public testimony on non radiological impacts and immediate environmental reports for underway projects.
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Washington, D.C
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Calvert Cliffs Coordinating Committee
Maryland
National Wildlife Federation
Sierra Club
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
AEC
National Environmental Policy Act
U.S
Nixon
President's Council On Environmental Quality
NEPA
Commission
Critics name best actor of year 1970
George C. Scott earned the best actor award for Patton while Glenda Jackson was named best actress for Women in Love and Five Easy Pieces won best film. Chief Dan George and Karen Black won supporting honors. My Night at Maud s captured best screenplay.
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New York
UPI
George C. Scott
Glenda Jackson
New York Film Critics Monday
Scott
Patton
Miss Jackson
Dan George
Karen Black
Maud
Au Hazard de Balthazar
Ryan
Tristana
Anna
Fellini
Dozen Drown in Heat Wave at Argentine Uruguayan Beaches
Police said at least a dozen people drowned over Christmas at beaches in Argentina and Uruguay as heat in the mid-90s drove thousands to the coast. Nine drowned in the Parana River at Rosario, two were missing, and three drowned in Montevideo. Temperatures reached 95 in Buenos Aires before a Friday night rain cooled the area to 87.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Parana
Rosario
Argentina
Montivideo
Uruguay
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Bennington Banner
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New York Times News Service
Shannon
Vermont
Shakespeare
Williams College
Max Reinhart
Orson Welles
Academy
American Express
Eli
Sean
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Sevan &Ee
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Federal Deposit Insurance R
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U.s.atomic Energy Commission
Nichols
Maud’s
Brewster McCloud
Melvyn Douglas
Jack Nicholson
Marcello Mastroianni
Miss Black
Liv Ullman
Francois Fabian
KODAK
Itdy
Main St
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Ata
Salem's Supermarket
Bennington, VT
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