Engagements Miss Ann Halter Weds Edward F Shea
Miss Ann Patricia Halter of New Rochelle will marry Edward F Shea of Yonkers on June 27 at Holy Family Church New Rochelle. Both are teachers at Scarsdale Junior High School and have extensive education credentials. He directs a teenage camping program at Greenwood Lodge Woodford. she holds a master's in education from Hunter College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Halter
Edward F. Shea
New Rochelle
N.Y
Ann Patricia Halter
Anthony P. Halter
Mr. Halter
Yonkers
Holy Family Church
Miss Halter
Marymount Academy
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Marymount College
Tarrytown
Hunter College
Mr. Shea
Joseph A. Shea
Bennington
Fitchburg State Teachers’ College
Massachusetts
Greenwood Lodge
Woodford
Scarsdale Junior High School
Raiche Sprague Engagement Announced in Danby and Manchester
Mary Elizabeth Raiche daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed ward P Raiche of Danby becomes engaged to Reldon B Sprague son of Mr and Mrs Reldon A Sprague of Mount Tabor. Mary Elizabeth a 1963 Mildred Elley graduate works for C F Orvis Co in Manchester. Reldon B Sprague a 1962 Burr and Burton Seminary graduate works for Grand Union Co in Manchester. No date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danby
Edward P. Raiche
Mary Elizabeth
Reldon B. Sprague
Reldon A. Sprague
Mount Tabor
Raiche
Mildred Elley Secretarial School
Albany
N.Y
C.F. Orvis Co
Manchester
Burr & Burton Seminary
Grand Union Co
Greenslet-Hronek engagement announced in Ludlow
Miss Gail L. Greenslet of Ludlow announces engagement to Louis A. Hronek of Springfield. Miss Greenslet, a University of Vermont graduate and dental hygienist in Rutland, and Hronek, a fellow UVM graduate, is loan manager for Commercial Credit Plan Inc in Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Gail L. Greenslet
Richard A. Greenslet
Louis A. Hronek
Fred Hronek
Springfield
George Greenslet
Bennington
Miss Greenslet
University of Vermont
Earl E. Johnson
Rutland
UVM
Commercial Credit Plan Inc
Marriage of Sandra Harrington and Raymond Pinsonneault
The couple from Bennington exchanged vows February 14 at the Harrington home on Charles Street. The bride daughter of Pearl Harrington of Troy NY and the late George Harrington, and the groom son of Edward Pinsonneault Sr. of Park Street. Both work at the Vermont Restaurant. Relatives traveled from Troy, Middlebury, Burlington, Pownal Center and Connecticut to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Harrington
Raymond Pinsonneault
Bennington
Harrington
Charles Street
Pearl Harrington
Troy
N.Y
George Harrington
Edward Pinsonneault Sr
Park Street
Joan Giroux
Pownal Center
Thomas Harrington
Vermont
Middlebury
Burlington
Connecticut
Area Language Institute Attended by Local Teacher
Mrs. Marianne Reeves of 722 Main St a Molly Stark Junior High School teacher attended a seven day spring institute on language linguistics and school programs in Providence Rhode Island Sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English The event drew 80 attendees from 13 states and Washington DC Lectures were given by Dr Karl Dykema Dr W Nelson Francis Dr Albert Marckwardt and Dr Henry Lee Smith The Providence session was the first of five planned institutes Trustees granted Reeves 175 for tuition and expenses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Reeves
Main St
Molly Stark
Providence
R.I
National Council of Teachers of English
Washington, D.C
Karl Dykema
Youngstown University
W. Nelson Francis
Brown University
Albert Marckwardt
Princeton University
Henry Lee Smith
New York State University At
Buffalo
Providence Institute
Greater
Bennington
Reeves
Used Photos Accumulate at The Banner
A large stock of bridal photos and engagement pictures has built up at The Banner. Space is limited and many photos will be discarded soon. Pick up any photos now, and those needing returns should visit the office within a week after publication.
Pine Cobble Faculty Attends National Conference
Mrs. Frederick C. Copeland, director of Pine Cobble School, and 12 faculty members will attend the National Association of Independent Schools meeting at the Statler Hilton in New York City next Friday and Saturday. Copeland to speak at the elementary headmasters dinner. Pine Cobble closes Friday March 6 for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Frederick C. Copeland
Pine Cobble School
National Association of Independent Schools
Statler-Hilton
New York City
William Atwater
Robert Potter
John Handy
Edgar Killian
Margaret Dale
Thomas Abernethy
Philip Viereck
Kenley Dove
Deans Erickson
Graham Phipps
Michael Povsner
Copeland
New York
Cross Bruso Vie For Road Commissioner
Two candidates, James H. Cross and Joseph A. Bruso, contest the town road commissioner post at Town Meeting. Cross, 57, Republican, would begin a 15th year in the role and oversees six workers in the unified district. Bruso, 60, Democrat, brings heavy equipment experience from decades with local firms and civil engineer Burrington’s estate. Both are Bennington natives, married with children, and Bruso previously ran for the office, losing by one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Cross
Cross
Branch Street Extension
Bennington
Joseph A. Bruso
Bruso
M.J. Burrington
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Green Acres
Ford Zecker Jr
Charles A. Hosley
Shaftsbury
Clarence Decker
Ezekiel S. Cross Jr
Searsburg
Clifford W. Davis
Albert France
Rupert
Horace Moore
Vernon Beebe
George Towslee
Selectman
Harold Higgins
Thomas Ayers
Orla Tifft
Stamford
Leon Beverly
Alfred Mullett
Brewster Barry
Barry
Man Steals Antique Kettle Dragging It Behind Car
A Rambler wagon towed a large antique kettle through Vermont and into Massachusetts after hitting it in a yard. The kettle remained wedged as the car fled south on U S 7, leading to a stolen car report and ongoing police investigation in Williamstown and state police in Shaftsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard A. Fowler
Raceway
Fowler
Nature
U.S. 7
Williamstown
Mass
Massachusetts
Benhi Class of '39 Plans 25th Reunion in June
The Bennington High School class of 1939 outlines a June 27–28 reunion with 1 p.m. registration at the K of C hall and a dinner at 7 p.m. with Msgr. John Lynch as master of ceremonies. Bill Hart's band will provide dancing after the dinner and a chicken barbecue will be held at the Latif camp in Shaftsbury Hollow. Letters to all 99 members go out by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington High School
Marion Charest
Putnam St
Katherine Vallencourt
Eleanor Murphy
Marie Turgeon
K of C
John Lynch
Bill Hart
Latif
Shaftsbury Hollow
County towns face elections and budget questions statewide
Shaftsbury Searsburg Rupert Stamford and Dorset see town positions for selectman road commissioner and school posts. Voters weigh kindergarten plans tax increases and debt amortization while Manchester Arlington Read sboro and Readsboro consider zoning offices station purchase and possible town manager roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Dorset
Arlington
Manchester
Howard B. Ambrose
Rutherford M. van Veghten
Eugene V. Kayatta
Readsboro
Province of
John Browne
Vermont Life Spring Issue Highlights Burlington Sugaring and Trolleys
The spring Vermont Life features Burlington as the lead subject in a 12 page picture story filmed by Hanson Carroll with text by Ralph Natling Hill and aerial color by Irwin Abrams. Other features include sugaring in Pleasant Valley, Vermont power and flood control dams, area business pieces on the William Ladds electronic microscope operation and Hinesburg garden carts, a six page look at Vermont trolley systems, and photos of the St Albans trainshed Bennington Woodford Railway Moss Glen Falls and more. Ronald Rodd writes Return of the Whatzit a woodcock feature with illustrations by Robert Candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont Life
Hanson Carroll
Burlington
Queen
Ralph Natling Hill
Irwin Abrams
Sugaring
Pleasant Valley
Vermont
Murray Hoyt
William Ladds
Colchester
Joseph Noonan
Hinesburg
Albert Spaulding
Main Street
David Plowden
St. Albans
Bennington- Woodford
Townshend
Needle’s Eye Farm
Tunbridge
Mt. Ascutney
Williamsville
Sugaring Pictures
East
Barnard
Readsboro
Sheffield
Moss Glen Falls
Granville Gulf
Ronald Rodd
Robert Candy
Louise Andrews Kent
Paul Aschenbach
Samuel R. Ogden
Landgrove
Hoosick Falls Airman Reassigned After Training
Airman Third Class Douglas L. Morey, son of Mr and Mrs Howard O Morey of Hoosick Falls New York, is reassigned from Amarillo to Travis Air Force Base California after completing jet engine mechanics training. He trained in inspection repair and assembly of turbojet engines and related ground equipment. He is a graduate of Hoosick Falls Central High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amrillo Afb
Tex
Douglas L. Morey
Howard O. Morey
RD 2
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Travis Afb
Callif
United States Air Force
Morey
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D’ Arlene
Hronek
Pinsonneault
Fulton
UPI
Hillcrest Cemetery
Blazers
Institute On Languages
M.L
Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Golden Playtex
Shaftsbury Barracks
Benhi
Fulton D. Fields
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Jane and
Joseph Latif
Mrs. Charest
Donald Sullivan
Marie Hogan
Irene Jolly
Vermont Life Magazine
State Development Department
Hoosick Falls Central High School
Madkour
Scottish Imports CO
Une
Suzanne Coe
Walloomsac Road
Bride
Bassett
Bennington Sealy
Durhanes
Bennington, Vermon
ELM Street
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