Dumas Lamb Wedding Unites Two Bennington Families
Harriet Ann Lamb and John Frederick Dumas were married at First United Methodist Church in a 11 am ceremony. The couple, both with ties to Bennington, plan to reside there after a reception at the Elks lodge. The brideworked in Bennington and graduated in 1972 from MAUHS and Castleton State College with a physical education degree. The groom is a Mt Anthony and Vermont Technical College graduate in civil engineering. A Boston UPI weather note follows with a warm southern New England outlook through Friday.
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Elks Lodge
Maine
Bennington
MAUHS
Castleton State College
Mt. Anthony
Vermont Technical College
Boston
UPI
New England
BRAC opens drop-in center for information and fellowship
The Bennington BRAC Alcohol Information and Referral Center opens today June 21 offering information and referrals for problem drinkers and families. It operates 9 to 5 initially, expanding to 9 to 11 p.m. daily when staff allows, and serves as a non treatment gathering place in a white frame house between the Buckley Building and the Bus Depot. Volunteers and furniture donations are sought. call 442-5259 to arrange pickup.
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Bennington Regional Alcohol Council
BRAC
Buckley
South Street
Washington Avenue
Bennington
Wedding Bells In Hoosick Falls For Calhoun Gifford
Elizabeth Ann Calhoun and Frank John Gifford wed June 4 at the First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls with Rev N Gordon Luther and Rev Fr Bradley officiating. The bride wore a white crepe gown with lace accents, daisies, roses and carnations. Attendants included Holly Jones and Lynn Gifford. the ceremony featured organist Georgine Winney and soloist Lorraine Brownell. The couple plans a Boston Cape Cod trip before settling in Argyle. The bride is employed by Union Carbide. groom a Mont Pleasant High School graduate formerly with General Electric in West Milton. The report also notes the marriage of Gail Marie Breese and Robert B Parlin at St Francis de Sales in Bennington, officiated by Rev Thomas Mattison and Rev Harold Smith, with attendant details forthcoming.
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Harriet Ann Lamb
Edward R. Lamb
Crescent Blvd
John Frederick Dumas
Frederick Z. Dumas
Rollin St
First United Methodist Church
Richard Campbell
Joseph Quinn
C.S.C
Sacred Heart Church
John Riddle
Lori DeFrietas
South Newfane
Barbara Pegrum
Sanford
Maine
Cynthia George
Delmar
N.Y
John E. Lamb
Norwich
Patricia Candon
Pittsford
Patricia Kapitan
West Rutland
Deborah Wanzer
Fairfield
Robert Dumas
Hoosick Falls
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Ann Calhoun
John and
Eleanor Calhoun
Frank John Gifford
Frank
Elizabeth Gifford
Schenectady
N. Gordon Luther
Fr. Bradley
Georgine Winney
Lorraine Brownell
Holly Jones
Gary Wendall
Mary Beth Bullock
Katrina Watts
Lynn Gifford
Colleen Waters
Lester Dieterlie
Norman Richardson
John Falhoun
Paul Gifford
Wiliam Waters
Hoosick Falls Country Club
Boston
Mass
Cape Cod
Argyle
Gail Marie Breese
North Petersburg
Robert B. Parlin
Englewood
N.J
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bennington
Thomas Mattison
Harold Smith
Gary Boularo
R. Edward Klebbe
Joseph R. Breese
Charles C. Parlin
Parlin Breese wedding details and plans announced
Deborah Baldwin and Linda Hicks will wed with Susie Klebbe as flower girl and ushers Christopher Parlin Chris Breese Galen Seerup Wolfgang Haugh. Joseph Breese served as ringbearer. A reception followed at Mt. Anthony Country Club. The couple honeymoon August 1 to 16 in Hawaii and reside in Saratoga Springs New York. The bride trained as a medical secretary at Southern Vermont College and is a 1974 Hoosick Falls Central School graduate. The groom is a University of Missouri Columbia student completing a master's in park and recreation administration this December.
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Deborah Baldwin
Linda Hicks
Susie Klebbe
Christopher Parlin
Chris Breese
Galen Seerup
Wolfgang Haugh
Joseph Breese
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Hawaii
Saratoga
Southern Vermont College
Hoosick Falls Central School
Vermont seeks study of Act 250 to rebalance development law
Vermont Environmental Board Chairman Schuyler Jackson proposes a summer study of Act 250 to shift focus from large scale growth to managing numerous moderate developments. A report with recommended changes would go to the legislature for action. A second item notes a nurses association program in Bennington with Ann Janney speaking at St Peter's Episcopal Church on June 23 at 7 pm.
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Jackson
Bennington County
Wildman Hoag wedding features strawberry theme in Bennington
Nancy Oliver Hoag daughter of Oliver Hoag of North Bennington and Gary Michael Wildman son of Kenneth Wildman of Rock Island Illinois wed at 2 p.m. Saturday June 19 at First United Methodist Church Bennington. Officiant J Harold Hadley. Attendants Kathy Costarino Linda Wildman Thomas Shay Peter Schmitz David Hoag. Reception highlighted by strawberries in decor cake and punch. Bride and groom both SIU graduates work for Fox Photo and Deere and Co respectively. They plan residence at 1200 25th Street Rock Island after a Washington DC honeymoon.
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Nancy Oliver Hoag
Oliver Hoag
Overlea Road
North Bennington
Gary Michael Wildman
Kenneth W. Wildman
Rock Island, Ill
First United Methodist Church
Bennington
J. Harold Hadley
North Shore Unitarian Church
Plandome
N.Y
Kathy Costarino
Port Washington
Linda J. Wildman
Rock Island, Nl
Thomas Shay
Rock Island
Peter Schmitz
Milan
Girl Struck by Auto in White Creek on Main Street
A 16 year old girl from White Creek was struck by a car on East Main Street Saturday at 12 30 p m and treated and released at Putnam Memorial Hospital Police say Laurie Harrington fell in the path of a car driven by Francis M Vancraigh 72 of Grand Island N Y At 3 19 a m Saturday a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro driven by Brian G Crowley 17 of Bennnington went out of control on Silver Street near Imperial Avenue and struck two parked cars Damaged were a 1975 Toyota sedan owned by Lynn Brandalck 22 and a 1971 Datsun sedan owned by Phillip R Hannan both of Bennington At 6 15 p m in the driveway at 353 Branch Street Bennington a collision occurred between a 1967 Pontiac driven by Debbie L Bump and a 1969 Oldsmobile driven by Stephen R Andrews 29 both of Bennington There were no injuries and only minor damage.
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White Creek
N.Y
East Main Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Laurie Harrington
Francis M. Vancraigh
Grand Island, N.Y
Brian G. Crowley
Bennington
Silver Street
Imperial
Crowley
Lynn Brandalck
Phillip R. Hannan
Branch
Debbie L. Bump
Stephen R. Andrews
Vermont Supreme Court Denies Pass-Through Block on Bills
Vermont high court rejected a bid by the Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council to halt pass-through charges of 2.6 million dollars tied to an unscheduled 17 day shutdown at Vermont Yankee. PSB hearings address mismanagement and safety system flaws blamed for the outage while the plant faces a 20 hour shutdown caused by a valve error.
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Public Service Board
Supreme Court
PSB
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
General Electric Co
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Harriet and
John Dumas
Plante Jewelers
Main ST
Vermont
Eagle Street
North Adams
Rt Wellay
Abdui Pal E
Gifford Calhoun
Union Carbide
General Electric
Kathleen van der Kar
Timothy Parlin
Gail Smith
Martha Parsons
Frank and
Gail and
Robert Parlin
Bennington Brief
David G. Hoag
Northridge
Calif
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Paul D. Schreiber
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Fox Photo
Rock Island High School
Deere & Co
Moline, MI
Washington, D.C
25Th St
Gary M. Wildman
High Court
Vermont Yankee
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Large & Small
Arlington
Manchester
Shottsbury & Bennington
Ron
Maureen
Owers Wilker
Blowil
Main ST. Bennington
Jewelers
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