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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
5
The Mt. Anthony Union High School board accepted a report recommending oil heat. In a Thursday night vote, trustees Franklin D. Frantz and Dr. Arthur S. Faris supported following the architects' engineer’s plan for a medium grade No 4 or 5 oil heating system.
Patricia Dockum of North Branch Street Extension will wed Harold C Warner Jr at 11 a.m. Saturday at St Francis de Sales Church following multiple pre nuptial showers. Betsy Stockman hosted a campus shower with St Joseph College classmates. other friends hosted a second shower. A pink carnation corsage and bridal cakes from relatives and friends were gifted as plans proceed for the wedding and building costs.
The Bennington County Red Cross drive has collected 16865 toward a 19500 goal. Gerald D. Nelson says the fund has gained about 2700 since late April and that three towns have surpassed quotas including Arlington Dorset and East Dorset. Water safety classes start June 28 funded by drive proceeds.
The Bennington office of the Vermont Department of Employment Security announces a Nurse Aide course to begin June 21 at Crescent Manor Convalsement Home Bennington. Eight to ten trainees, 30 hours weekly for five weeks, learn basic patient care and nursing tasks. Courses are funded by the Manpower Training Act through the Departments of Employment Security and Education.
Mr and Mrs Burt L Waite of 316 Elm St observed their 25th wedding anniversary on May 30 with an open house. More than 100 friends and relatives attended. Mrs Waite is former Ethel Vallencourt a nurse at Putnam Memorial Hospital. He is retired from the Cooper Needle Shop. They wed May 30 1940 at St Johns Episcopal Church Williamstown Mass. A buffet lunch was served. An anniversary cake was made by Edna Seymour. Mt Anthony Order of Eastern Star members and hospital nurses attended. Relatives came from New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Secretary Wirtz announced four summer Neighborhood Youth Corps projects in Rhode Island Maine and Vermont plus one regular Rhode Island program. Vermont leads with a $271,300 effort for 575 youths, mostly in school, funded by $243,800 federal support. Rhode Island projects in Central Falls Cranston and East Providence cover 331 in school enrollees with 75 in the regular NYC program in East Providence. Maine adds a small Farmington project for 30, funded mostly by federal dollars. New England totals: 33 NYC projects costing $5.94 million, with five summer programs totaling $532,700 to employ 1,046 youths 991 in school.
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