Frechette-Dickie Wedding Sets July Fourth Union Church
The Frechette Dickie ceremony took place July 4 at a Methodist church. Attendants included Norma Therriault as matron of honor and Melinda Kinney as maid of honor with Ellen Dickie Candy Rogers Debbie Oldham and Denise Boutin as bridesmaids from Bennington. Wendy Dickie was flower girl and Jeff Crawford served as best man with ushers Roger Cross Steve Gallant Robert Reynolds Jr Jim Frechette and Ed Frechette. Jeffrey Dickie was ringbearer. The bride wore a full length white organza gown with lace trim and a chapel train. A three tier chapel length veil featured Chantilly lace. Reception was at Knights of Columbus Hall and the couple left for a Montreal trip. Both graduates of Mt Anthony Union High School. The bride works at Price Chopper and the groom at Catamount Campers. They will reside in White Birches Trailer Park.
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Norma Therriault
Melinda Kinney
Ellen Dickie
Candy Rogers
Debbie Oldham
Denise Boutin
Bennington
Wendy Dickie
Jeff Crawford
Roger Cross
Steve Gallant
Robert Reynolds Jr
Jim Frechette
Ed Frechette
Jeffrey Dickie
Knights of Columbus
Montreal
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Price Chopper
White Birches
New Rotary president conducts first meeting
Robert Matteson, the new Bennington Rotary Club president, led his first meeting and outlined goals for the year. He said Rotary is a leadership club and emphasized fellowship, improved communication among members, and stronger dialogue with other groups including youth programs. The club donated 200 pounds of grass seed to the local Little League field.
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Robert Matteson
Bennington Rotary Club
Matteson
Rotary
Little League
Patterson couple visiting relatives on coast to coast
Brief notice says Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Patterson of Daytona Beach Florida formerly of Bennington have driven north to visit their daughter Shirley Welch on Willow Road. They also stopped to see daughter Joan Gates and her family in South Windsor Connecticut before visiting more friends and relatives and plan to return home.
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Samuel A. Patterson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bennington
Shirley Welch
Willow Road
Joan Gates
Windsor
Cary Grant Elected to MGM Board of Directors
Cary Grant, age 71, was elected to the board of directors of Metro Goldwyn Mayer. Board chairman Frank Rosenfeldt praised Grant for his outstanding achievements in entertainment and business insight. Grant had retired from moviemaking for nearly a decade and previously led a men's toiletries firm.
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Culver City
Calif
UPI
Cary Grant
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Frank Rosenfeldt
MGM
Grant
No cancellations after SPAC melee in Saratoga
Officials at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center say no rock concerts have been canceled after a wild Sunday night melee. Hundreds of beer cans were hurled at the stage and youths stormed it, wrecking equipment from the J. Geils Band. The disturbance followed an unusually short Geils set, ending in under 45 minutes after Muddy Waters canceled his opening appearance.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
J. Geils
Geils
Muddy Waters
SPAC
Schenectady
Eros
Albany County
Peter Wolfe
Saratoga
Park
Local nurse attends Boston conference
Elizabeth Hendee of Putnam Memorial Hospital attended a one day Primary Nursing Conference at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston on June 16. Attended by over 160 nurses, the session covered planning implementation and measurement of primary nursing effects on staff and patients.
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Boston
Elizabeth Hendee
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Beth Israel Hospital
Beth Israel
Eloise Balasco
Joyce Clifford
Mitchell T. Rabkin
Ms. Balasco
Fast buck artist fleeces two Maine banks
A con artist drained small checking accounts in Bennington and Ellsworth Maine, turning brief visits into about 3000 dollars. State police say the fraud occurred last week as authorities investigate the banking losses and clothe the suspect’s identity.
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Bennington
Ellsworth
Maine
Glenn Hall
Kids Dog Show at Rec Center This Friday
The Recreation Department invites youngsters aged 4 to 14 to enter seven categories at Memorial Park Friday night starting at 6 30 p m. Entry blanks are at four community playgrounds or the recreation office with a 4 p m Friday deadline. Entries earn merit ribbons and a dog care book. No entry fee. Sponsored by Ken Station Company and the National Parks and Recreation Association.
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Recreation Department
Memorial Park
Stark Street
Bennington
Ken Station Company
National Parks and Recreation Association
Florida names first black judge to Florida Supreme Court
Florida Governor Reubin Askew chose U.S. Magistrate Joseph Hatchett of Jacksonville as a top judge, making him the state's first black Supreme Court justice. Hatchett, 42, will take seat in September to replace Justice David McCain who resigns to avert impeachment. Courthouse sources say Hatchett could also be considered for two upcoming federal judgeships in Jacksonville.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Florida
Reubin Askew
Ford
U.S
Joseph Hatchett
Jacksonville
Hatchett
Supreme Court
David McCain
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