Miss Leonard Weds Bernard Montant in New York
Evelyn Ruth Leonard daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Leonard Jr of Dorset and Marion Massachusetts married Bernard Montant son of the late Mr and Mrs Francois Montant of Annecy France February 12 at the Church of St Ignatius Loyola New York. Recption followed at the Cosmopolitan Club. The couple will reside in New York.
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New York
N.Y
Evelyn Ruth Leonard
Robert Jarvis Leonard Jr
Dorset
Marion
Mass
Bernard Montant
Francois Montant
Annecy
France
St. Ignatius Loyola
Dom
Leo van Winkle
Portsmouth Priory School
Rhode Island
Cosmopolitan Club
Phyllis L. Collins
Princeton
N.J
Richard J. Riker
Rumson
Jean Sauvage
Paris
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Noroton
Conn
Bennett College
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Lycee d’Annecy
Faculte de Lettres
Paradis-Bushee Nuptials At Second Congregational Church
Mr and Mrs Barlow Paradis of White Chapel Road announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Ann Paradis to Thomas J Bushee son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Bushee of Robinson Avenue. The candlelight ceremony was conducted by Rev Thomas Steffen at 7 30 p m on Feb 18 with attendants Linda Bushee and Douglas Guerard. A reception followed at Harold Shays home on Burgess Road.
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Barlow Thomas
White Chapel Road
Dorothy Ann Paradis
Thomas J. Bushee
Thomas E. Bushee
Robinson Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Thomas Steffen
Linda Bushee
Douglas Guerard
Harold Shays
Burgess Road
Sally Caslin Marries Burt Bushee in St Francis De Sales
Mr and Mrs Basil Caslin Stark Street announce the marriage of their daughter Sally M Caslin to Burt B Bushee US Navy son of Mr and Mrs Burton Bushee Oakes Street. Father Richard McGowan conducted the ceremony at St Francis de Sales Church February 19 with attendants Mrs Richard Watson and Rene Boutin. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at Simon Lake Charleston SC where the bridegroom is presently assigned.
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Basil Caslin
Stark Street
Sally M. Caslin
Burt B. Bushee
U.S. Navy
Burton Bushee
Oakes Street
Richard McGowan
St. Francis de Sales Church
Richard Watson
Rene Boutin
Simon Lake
Charleston
S.C
Whale on Beach Spurs Coast Guard Question
At Jones Beach New York a dead 10 foot black whale was found on the sand. A Coast Guard spokesman noted it is difficult to identify individual whales and asked if this was the same whale earlier helped to refloat after it ran aground in the surf.
Paquin Eschholz Engagement Set for Spring Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Paquin of North Bennington announce the engagement of their daughter Eva Lillian Paquin to Paul Anderson Eschholz, son of Mrs. Paul A. Eschholz of West Hartford Conn. Eva is a Bennington Catholic High School graduate and a senior at the University of Vermont. Paul, a Kingswood School graduate, earned a Wesleyan University degree in 1964 with Delta Kappa Epsilon membership, and is pursuing a master’s in English at Vermont with plans for a doctorate beginning September 1966. the couple plans a May 28 wedding.
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North Bennington
Edward H. Paquin
Eva Lillian Paquin
Paul Anderson Eschholz
Paul A. Eschholz
Fairlee Road
West Hartford
Wesleyan University
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
University of Vermont
YMCA Schedule and Open Hours at Red Brick School
Weekly timetable lists activities by day from Monday to Saturday including basketball league chess club camera club and air force reserve on Monday. conditioning classes and basketball at Pownal Center on Tuesday. bowling baton class and IMC Ex Com on Wednesday. Thursday repeats conditioning and junior high activities. Friday features gym junior high bowling and a record hop. Saturday covers rifle club and girls bowling with North Adams YMCA swimming. building hours 9 am to 10 pm Monday through Saturday with supervised programs and open periods for various activities.
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Red Brick School
Air Force Reserve
North Adams
YMCA
Bay State tax to be signed soon by Volpe plan
Boston reports Gov. Volpe’s 180 million tax package likely to be signed midweek with a 3 percent sales tax on most purchases after April 1. Excise taxes on chosen items would take effect immediately, while exemptions apply to food clothing motor fuel certain services drugs and utility bills. The plan aims to raise about 145 million from the sales tax with additional revenue from excises and bank and corporate taxes.
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Boston
UPS
John A. Volpe
Volpe
House
Senate Vere Sion
Senate
Lawsuer
Muslim Chief In New Incident At Chicago Meeting
Elijah Muhammad leader of the Black Muslim sect told about 5,000 attendees at a Chicago convention that Muslims could destroy America in the twinkling of an eye and that the white man hates war. Cassius Clay, in Muslim guard attire, urged him on from the front row as Muhammad criticized Martin Luther King and described the Nobel Prize winner as a "friendly man" who has fallen in with unfriendly people.
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Chicago
UPD
Elijah Muhammad
America
Muhammad
Martin Luther King
Cassius Clay
Malcolm X
Edgerton to Take New Post in Vermont Extension Service
James A. Edgerton 4 H Club agent for Bennington County will resign March 15 to become Area Resource Development Specialist for southeastern Vermont. He will replace Keith Bradley who left to lead Canada resource development. Edgerton, a 1952 UVM graduate, has led youth activities in Bennington County and will base headquarters in Woodstock.
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James A. Edgerton
Bennington County
Vermont
University of Vermont Extension Service
Edgerton
Keith Bradley
Canada
UVM
Washington County
Robert Davison
Thas
Bennington youths join Marine Corps recruits at Parris Island
MSgt R H Camp announced that Robert A Washburn 20 son of Harlan K Washburn of Bennington Robert R Kennedy Jr 19 son of Robert R Kennedy Sr of Bennington and Lloyd W Slade 19 son of William A Slade of Bondville departed Feb 23 for Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island S C to begin recruit training The trio originally had a 120 day delay in orders program Slade and Washburn chose two year enlistments Kennedy opted for three years After training they will go to Camp Lejeune N C for four weeks of combat training then a 20 day home leave before their first duty assignments
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Slade
Washburn
Kennedy
Bennington
Bondville
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Attacked By Shark Near Sydney Hospitalized Boy
Raye mond Short, 13, was in critical condition after a bluepointer shark bit him in four feet of water at Coledale south of Sydney. Five lifeguards fought the surf, dragged him to shore, and killed the shark to free him. Experts note blue pointers are among the most ferocious sharks with documented attacks in Australia and other regions.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Rayemond
Coledale
South Africa
California
Glee Club Concert At BCHS on March 26
Notre Dame High School Boys Glee Club from Bridgeport Conn will perform its third annual concert March 26 at the Bennington Catholic High School gym. The 100 strong group features piano accompanists and a jazz combo. Tickets from BCHS Guild members. In a separate item, a New Jersey man speeding at 100 mph was cited, later clocked at 80 mph, by Connecticut troopers.
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Glee Club
Notre Dame High School
Bridgeport
Notre Dame Boys
Bchs Guild
Ted Sausville
Joseph Latif
Middletown
Conn
UPI
Franklin H. Trigg
Jackson
N.J
Harry Greenman
Trigg
Wethersfield
John Hughes
Juniper Schnapps The Dutch Pioneered Gin Making
In 1600 the Dutch first crafted gin by adding juniper berries to a base spirit called schnapps. The detail links juniper to early gin production and highlights Dutch innovation in spirits history.
GBA Favors Regional Planning
The Greater Bennington Association poll at its annual awards dinner shows 75 percent in favor of regional planning, 15 percent against, and 10 percent undecided. Thomas Hall Jr. urges voters to back regional planning, calling it valuable if properly carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bennington Association
GBA
Donald Hicks
Hicks
Thomas Hall Jr
Soviet Test Recorded Seismic Signals Near Semipalatinsky
Washington dispatch reports UPI that the United States logged seismic signals Sunday from the Semipalatinsky Soviet testing grounds. The AEC estimated the blast output between 200000 and 1000000 tons of TNT and said the event appeared underground. The ban treaty prohibits underground explosions excepted. Previous AEC tremor notices dated January 15, 1965.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Semipalatinsky
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
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Eval
Paquin
Pownal Center
IMC
Jr. Hi
St. Francis
Xiao
Burt
Bay State
Ralph Catron
Mecca
Calif
Lambda Iota Fraternity
Alpha Zeta
National Agricultural Honorary
Future Farmers of America
Arlington
Arlington Playground Association
Arlington Fish and Game Club
Woodstock
Shark
BCHS
Lausville
the Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Bellows Falls
Chester
Brattleboro
Rutland
Manchester
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
W’ Trade
Elm Street
Dustuwmed Furniture Incorporated
Juniper ‘Schnapps
American Gem Society
Noveck - Shultz Reveter
Main St
Nichols
Wools / CaltrTows Cc
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