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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
3
A lightheartedQ and A format shows a wife and husband disagree on money, house duties, and daily routines. The piece ends with the reader noting their own answers diverge yet they feel happy.
Mr and Mrs Abe Ruskin of Bennington announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Ruth to Robert Marc Nataupsky son of Mr and Mrs Leo Nataupsky of Boston Mass The bride is a Bennington High School graduate now in her junior year at Boston University The fiancé an accounting major at Northeastern University will graduate next April The wedding is planned for next summer.
The U S Department of Agriculture and the Illinois Crop Rotating Service report Illinois is 12th in the nation for commercial apple production with Washington and New York leading the list.
Jacob Liberles, Bennington College MA candidate in music, will perform a Sunday 8 p.m. trumpet concert at the Carriage Barn. A 25 girl chorus will sing short works as part of his MA fulfillment, with piano and trumpet pieces by Haydn, Mozart, and Diamond among others. Constance Holden accompanies, and the public is invited.
The Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont Inc announces its 27th annual meeting in Middlebury June 12 13. Registration begins June 12 at the Middlebury Inn from 1 to 5 p m with a 3 p m tea and 4 30 film Adventures With Flowers at the Inn. A 5 30 social hour and 6 45 dinner at Dog Team Tavern precede an 8 30 program Fun With Flowers by Mrs Robert Richards of Boston. June 13 starts 8 30 a m registrations for a 10 a m meeting led by Mrs James H Thompson, with reports and officer elections. A 1 p m luncheon at the Inn and awards follow, plus a Flower Show themed An Interpretive Arrangement Depicting Louise Thompson and the Grow-to-Show Horticultural event chaired by Mrs William Eray and co chairman Mrs Horace Loomis in the church basement. Rooms at the Inn via registration. remaining program through Mrs Walter Burn, Middlebury.
A car driven by Edward G. Styles, 48, of Troy New York, left the highway westbound on Vermont and struck a utility pole near the Bennington Historical Museum. The pole broke in two but Styles escaped injury. Police Chief Joseph Young led the investigation.
Miss Mary Ann Bozek daughter of Mrs Stella Bozek and the late Stanley Bozek married Dennis Michael Furman son of Mr and Mrs Walter Furman in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Hoosick Falls. The ceremony featured Rev Kenneth Kennedy OSA with organist Raleigh Tatro and soloist Joseph Burns. They will reside at 13 Main St Hoosick Falls after a Bermuda wedding trip.
Bennington Graded School District trustees appoint Ormal Pierce Jr. as custodian at Cora B. Whitney School, succeeding the late George Harrington. Also noted are social visits by Manchester couple to Bennington, a clergy open house hosted by the Troy-Bennington Methodist district, and a Phoenix trip by Miss Mabel Harris with relatives.
Diane Whitney named worthy advisor with Sue Riley drill leader and Cynthia Stewart chaplain leading the new Rainbow Assembly slate at Masonic Temple Burlington Vermont. Guest speakers included Floyd M. Lawton and Franklin D. Spicer as Vermont Rainbow and Masonic officials attended the installation.
A contingent explains proposed Cuba policy shifts and urges withdrawal of foreign troops. They call for lifting political restrictions in Cuba and promote peace through UN mediation. Marchers include John MacLeod, 24. Paul A. Band, 25. Michael A. Kirby, 25. Jeffrey Whittier, 17, all from Massachusetts.
Miss Carol McGurn daughter of Mr and Mrs James R McGurn Bank Street was guest of honor at a surprise shower hosted at her home Twenty two friends and relatives attended The bride to be will wed Donald E Pacher of Bennington on June 15 and had earlier been honored at Trinity College Burlington by Mrs Peter Cristo
Miss Constance Killian, valedictorian at Bennington High and 1963 Vermont Vassar Club scholar, and her mother were welcomed at the Vermont Vassar Club luncheon at Woodstock Inn. The group announced new entrants to Vassar in September and elected officers including Miss Wesbrook’s replacement as secretary.
Bennington High School's Drama Club held its annual banquet and awards night at Mt. Anthony Country Club. Gary Harbour presided as toast master and announced next year's officers Ann Marie Goyette president Lillian Hurlburt vice president Martha Wallace successor Nancy Finnegan secretary successor Jim Santarcangelo treasurer replacing Regina Hurley. Senior honors went to Martha Wallace and Gary Harbour for roles in The Income Tax earning best actress and best actor. Invited guests included Principal and Mrs. Paul E. Kirsch and other faculty and parents.
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