Vermont Libraries Sponsor Children's Caravan Summer Program
The Vermont Department of Libraries announces a statewide Children's Caravan as part of its summer education effort. Puppetry storytelling singing and dramatics will be presented in 60 public libraries with a puppet show inspired by Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears featuring large marionette puppets.
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Montpelier
Vermont Department of Libraries
Caroline Heilmann
Children’s Services
Cate Peck
Johnson State College
Wil
Sandy Lewis
Children’s Theater
Burlington
Miss Lewis
Bennington Bride Weds in Sacred St Francis Ceremony
Marie Ann Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Green of 105 Chimes Bennington married David O Morse Jr son of Mr and Mrs David O Morse Sr of Springfield at St Francis de Sales Church at 11 am July 3. Rev Thomas Mattison officiated. Music by Gary Boulet with Monica Murray singing More Sunrise Sunset and The Wedding Song. Bride wore white silk crystalette gown with Venise lace, chapel train and lace veil. Matron of honor Kathleen Griffith and best man Andy Rogstad. Bridesmaids included Michele.
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Marie Ann Green
Henry Green
Chimes
Bennington
David O. Morse Jr
David O. Morse Sr
Springfield
St. Francis de Sales
Thomas Mattison
Gary Boulet
Monica Murray
Kathleen Griffith
North Remington
Andy Rogstad
Chester
Michele
Manchester
Pamela Ann Reynolds
Leo A. Reynolds Sr
Manchester Center
Harvey H. Halbur
Ben Halbur
East Arlington
First Baptist Church
Richard Olmstead
John Adams
St. James Episcopal Church
Arlington
Ellen Wilcox
Joseph Stannard
Cynthia Zandy
Erna Halbur
Deborah Bentley
West Rupert
Helen Bickford
Newport
Lynn Duval
Fayetteville
N.Y
Jessica Reynolds
Kelly Owen
Michael Reynolds
Morse-Green Niles, Kathy Shea wed in Bennington area
The ceremony included Julie Griffith as flower girl and ushers Stephen and Thomas Green, brothers of the bride. A reception at Jermain Community Hall in White Creek, N.Y., featured catering by Florence Hattat and music by the Nite Caps. The couple will reside at 1 Union St., Springfield after a Maine wedding trip.
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Jermain
White Creek
N.Y
Florence Hattat
The
Nite Caps
Maine
Union St
Springfield
Manchester Center couple wed in double ring ceremony
Pamela Ann Reynolds and Harvey H. Halbur united in marriage July 10 at First Baptist Church Manchester Center. Rev. Olmstead and Rev. Adams officiated. Ceremony featured Ellen Wilcox soloist and Joseph Stannard on organ. The couple resides on Barnumville Road in Manchester after receiving degrees from UVM and working in local roles.
Dinner Downtown Hot Meals Move Outside Next Thursday
The US Hot Meals Program for the Elderly will relocate to Deer Park for lunch at noon next Thursday, July 29, weather permitting, with dinner at Brookside Apartment House and additional service at the Senior Center on Tuesday. Reservations are required by 10 am the day before and can be made via Hot Meals office lines 2012 or center line 23643, with mini bus bookings available. meals are catered by Bennington Convalescent Center and feature daily menus from Monday to Friday along with beverages.
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Deer Park
Brookside
South St
Hot Meals
Rutland college reaccredited by NEASC panel
The College of Saint Joseph the Provider in Rutland was recommended for full institutional reaccreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges NEASC. A June 18 1978 NEASC vote advised continuing membership for two years, pending full membership action in December 1976. The college underwent a NEASAC review after a year of self study and campus evaluations by educators from New England states.
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Rutland
College of St. Joseph
Norman Storrs
Board of Trustees
Fran Wiliam E. Kenrick
Commission On Institutions of Higher Education
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Kenrick
CSIP
Commission
Association
College of Saint Joseph
CSJP
Neasac
New England
Vermont
Adams Joins Barber Gilman Morrissey Law Firm
Jane A Adams joined Barber Gilman and Morrissey in Bennington. A Pembroke College Brown University graduate with a Boston University Law School degree in 1968 she was admitted to the New York Bar in 1969. She previously worked at Fogarty Nielsen McLaughlin Semel, and served as general counsel staff for the NYC Commission on Human Rights. She joined Stephen H Gilman in February and was admitted to the Vermont Bar on July 6. She is the daughter of Mrs Dorothy Aja and the late Dr Arthur E Adams.
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Jane A. Adams
Barber, Gilman and Morrissey
Pembroke College
Brown University
Miss Adams
Boston University School of Law
New York
Fogarty, Nielsen, McLaughlin and Semel
New York City
Auto parts firms eye bigger share after recession rebound
Detroit report notes MEMA forecast 15 percent rise in 1976 auto parts sales over 1975 for original equipment and replacement markets. First quarter sales up about 23 percent from 1975. MEMA president William Raftery cites inflation and price pressures easing in 1976 but warns regulations could raise costs for customers and consumers, especially clean air laws affecting warranties.
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Detroit
API
Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association
William Raftery
MEMA
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