Engaged couples announced in two Vermont notices
Ingraham Serkes West Hartford and William Serkes of Belle Harbor announce the engagement of Nancy Elizabeth Ingraham to Lloyd William Serkes. Nancy is a West Hartford graduate with degrees from Southern Vermont College. Lloyd is a Motorola technical consultant with a bachelor in mechanical engineering from Carnegie Institute of Technology. An Oct. 9 wedding is planned. A second notice from Middle Pownal announces Darlene Marie Mears to Steven James Gallant, both Mt. Anthony Union High School graduates. They plan a Nov. 6 wedding.
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West Hartford
Conn
Clifford S. Burdge Jr
High Farms Road
William S. Ingraham
East Main St
Bennington
Nancy Elizabeth
Lloyd William Serkes
Paul J. Serkes
Roe 130Th St
Belle Harbor
Ingraham
Westford Academy
Southern Vermont College
SVC
Communications
Motorola
Glen Rock
N.J
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Nington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mears
McDonald’s
Lauzon Machine Co
Unification Church probe launched in Vermont Senate panel
A five member Vermont Senate committee will investigate the Unification Church led by Sun Myung Moon, concentrating on fundraising practices and tax-exempt status and examining alleged emotional and mental suppression of members. The probe, requested by Democrats Crowley and O'Brien, may face constitutional challenges from the church and the ACLU.
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Thomas Crowley
John O’brien
Chittenden County
Photographs by Paul Wigger on display at New Harte Theatre
Recent photos by Paul Wigger from rehearsals and performances of the Advanced Black Music Ensemble at Bennington College directed by Bill Dixon are on display in the Community Gallery at the New Harte Theatre. The show comes from rehearsals and performances, with the gallery run by the Community Arts Association and supported by a Vermont Council on the Arts grant.
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Paul Wigger
Bennington
New Harte Theatre
Wigger
Bennington College
Bill Dixon
Community Arts Association
CAA
Stone-Novotny rites held in Arlington
Debra Sue Novotny and Airman 10 Eugene James Stone wed at St. James Episcopal Church Arlington in a 1 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. James Adams. The couple, who will reside at Loring Air Force Base, Limestone, Maine, following a reception at the VFW Post, were joined by a full wedding party and will begin their married life after his 1973 Arlington Memorial High School graduation.
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Arlington
St. James Episcopal Church
Debra Sue Novotny
George Novotny
West Arlington
Eugene James Stone
James Stone
Sunderland
James Adams
Lorraine Moody
Cindy
VFW
Manchester Center
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Loring Air Force Base
Limestone
Arlington Memorial High School
Manchester
The
Orvis Co
Shelton, Conn
Rogalskis Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Rogalski of 316 Silver St Bennington marked their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday July 18. The couple wed July 7 1951 at St. Francis de Sales Church. They have five children Robert Mary James Joanne and Louise.
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Casimir Rogalski
Silver St
Bennington
Rogalski
Helen Krawczyk
Michael Krawczyk
Putnam St
St. Francis de Sales
Thomas J. Henry
Honor
Anne Klak
Michael Bolder
Mason Amadon
Zygmund Cwalinski
Louise Krawczyk
Robert
Mary
James
Joanne
Louise
Clarence Chandler
Harwood Hill
Pardons Panel to Review Lawrence Case Recommendations
A three member commission chaired by Michael Krell will study about 175 cases to decide pardons for those convicted on testimony from discredited ex-narcotics agent Paul Lawrence. The panel began reviewing evidence from special prosecutor Robert Gensburg after his Wednesday presentation.
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Salmon
Larence
Krell
Public Card Party For Senior Citizens At Center
Senior citizens plan a public card party Friday at 8 p.m. at the center 168 North St Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served The weekly jackpot is 21 dollars Winners last week include Marie Kenyon in ladies Sal Macarie in men and Laura Riley for door prize A Sunday social is scheduled for August 1 at 1 30 p m at the center
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North St
Marie Kenyon
Sal Macarie
Laura Riley
Solar energy exposition at Mass trade center
Woburn Massachusetts hosts the First Solar Energy and Conservation Exposition at the Northeast Trade Center July 29 through August 1. Edward J. King of the New England Council for Economic Development calls it a major step toward easing energy problems. The event runs July 29-30 for professionals and July 31 to August 1 for the public. admission is 3 dollars for adults with free entry for children under 16 and seniors.
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Mass. Trade Center
Woburn
Mass
Northeast Trade Center
Sylvan Road
Edward J. King
The
New England Council For Economic Development
Vermont Gas Price Hike Impacts State Costs
UPI reports Rep. James Jeffords cites a 500000 annual impact on Vermonters from a January 1 price rise in imported Canadian natural gas. He condemns the State Department and Kissinger for scrapping a proposed multi pricing plan that would have spared Vermont higher increases by relying on domestic gas.
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Washington
UPI
Canada
United States
Jeffords
Vermont
State Department
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Loring Studios
Nancy E. Ingraham
Ingraham Serkes
Darlene Mears
Steven Gallant
Krawczyk
Unification Church
Jericho
Crowley
New York
Charles Dhaney
D Grand Isle
Seeley Reynolds
RD Addison
Keith Wallace
R-Franklin
Harte Theatre
Vermont Council On the Arts
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Marion Vince
Florence Smith
Econoline Ford
ADV
En Business World Inc
Main Street
Kennington
Battenkill Arcade
Manchester Ctr
Andrick
Debra and
Eugene Stone
Marquis of
Shelton
Peter Matteson
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Lorie Novotny
Mary Clayton
Rosie Keough
June Novotny
Traci Thompson
Randy Novotny
Clifford Stone
Kevin Keough
Paul Clayton
Rogalskis
Lawrence
Bennington Banner
Bammer Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Armour Star
Iford & Gage
Bennington, VT
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