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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1965
Page
3
East Arlington announces the betrothal of Jane Eleanor Albee to Stephen A. Grzenda, both with strong Tufts connections and academic honors, while Diane Marie Morse plans a June wedding to Jack Connolly in South Londonderry. Barbara Ann Wharton and Luella Rose Connolly also announce engagements with ties to Bennington and local institutions.
Miss Wilhelmina Moran of Laredo Texas and Ronald J Marcoux of Bennington were married February 14 at Toul Rosieres Air Base Chapel France by Rev R Archoff The bride is daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Mario Moran and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Roland L Marcoux The bride attended Martin High School was in Library Service Club Pep Squad and Future Homemakers of America Airman JC Marcoux is a Bennington Catholic High School and Burdette College graduate who trained in San Antonio and was stationed at Laredo AFB then Toul Rosieres France since June
The state PTA announces a series of district meetings and panel discussions titled Excellence of Education across the state. In Bennington County a session is set for Wednesday April 7 at Manchester Elementary School with dinner starting at 6 p.m.
Williams College mathematician Dr. Donald E. Richmond will speak on The Clue That Was Missed History of an Idea at Bennington College on Tuesday March 23 at 8 p.m. The lecture, first in the spring science series, outlines number systems sets and rings for general readers. Public invited.
Engaged couple Carol Ann Lindsey and Ralph C. Lindsey plan a June wedding. Carol Ann is a senior at North Bennington High School and Ralph, a North Bennington High School graduate, works at the Vermont National Bank in Bennington and serves as organist at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. He also guest organist at the United Church in Hoosick Falls New York.
MONTPELIER The 1965 Official Vermont Highway and Touring Map has been released detailing interstate and state highways plus town roads. Insets show Burlington and Rutland with a New England regional map. Features include 10 mile grid, ski areas, golf, fishing, camping, bridges, ferries, airports, railroads and a recreation chart. Copies available from the Vermont Development Dept Maps Division Montpelier.
UVM extension economist Houghaboom will visit North Bennington Library Hall on Wednesday March 24 at 8 p.m. to answer questions on income tax reporting and revisions to the tax law. He will review changes and address attendee questions, inviting residents to bring blank tax reports for reference. The program moves to Manchester Depot Legion Auxiliary rooms on Thursday March 25 at 2 p.m. sponsored by the County Extension Service.
Senior Regent Bessie Burgess thanks co workers who donated to the spring home and rummage sale. At March 17 meeting Christine Potter and committee used St Patrick Day theme. Shirley Burgess received a surprise gift. April is Home Making Month with initiation and program on April 7 meeting. Marion Davenow will enroll as a new member sponsored by Bessie Burgess. Doris Sweet will bring. Any affiliated co worker interested in an office should contact the senior regent before the third week of April.
A 12 week evening course in police narcotics will be offered by Hudson Valley Community College. John J. Bellizzi, director of the Narcotic Control Bureau for New York State Department of Health, will instruct. Classes meet Mondays 7 to 9 p.m. starting March 29 and are open to law enforcement officials. The program covers drug identification, classification, addiction issues, narcotic laws, and case developments.
A Bennington County effort to develop teen employment includes thrift shop donations and requests for baby clothes, screens, pillows, quilts, and more. Volunteers from the Bennington League and two church parishes will canvass employers and staff a teen desk at the state employment service office for orientation training.
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