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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
3
North Bennington announces Gayle Livingston to Dominick Carangio of Arlington with a spring wedding planned. Judith Ann Gauthier to John J. Gassaway with a fall wedding planned. Gloria Jean Howe to Richard Donald Stoddard with an August 22 wedding set in Chester Depot.
Mrs. Rosenburg Jenkins of Santa Monica announces the engagement of her daughter Marcia Leslie to Warren Allan Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chase of Santa Monica. Marcia attended Barstow School and Westlake School, now studies at USC, pledged Delta Delta Delta. Warren majors in chemistry and psychology at UCLA. Wedding set for July.
Rosemary Cecilia Pedtke of Morton Grove announces engagement to Arthur LaCroix of Bennington. Seaman LaCroix tours Japan. In Vermont and New Hampshire a historic covered bridge is moved from East Montpelier to North Woodstock New Hampshire for a tourist railroad display.
Mrs Gertrude Lempke and Mr Max Wright announce the engagement of their daughter Clara to Richard Clark Thome son of Mr and Mrs Orin A Thomas Jr of Rutland Vermont Clara attended Western Michigan University and Muskegon School of Business She is staff assistant for U S Senator Philip A Hart He graduated from Middlebury College and attended Georgetown University Law School He is research and press assistant for Senator Winston L Prouty A November wedding is planned.
Troy residents James R. Crozier Jr. of 324 Silver Street and Lawrence J. Landau of Harwood Hill were named to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s dean's list for the 1963 64 fall semester. Each student maintained at least a 3.0 GPA as the college's highest possible average is 4.0.
Bennington College drama faculty member Bill Sherman and his wife Pat spent six months in Greece with their three children. They lived on Mykonos and near Athens, studied Greek theater, painted scenes, and described Greek hospitality, slow time, and the bright clear light that sharpens perception.
Miss Lexine Lee Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Williams of Burgess Road wed William H Stratton of Bennington son of Mrs Anna Stratton of Los Angeles Calif The ceremony conducted by Rev Stephen C Greene at the bride's home followed a small reception Attendants Miss Nancy M Searles and Milton Goffin The bride wore a beige sheath with white orchid corsage The couple will reside on Main Street after a wedding trip to an undetermined destination.
The timetable lists YMCA activities by weekday including boys and grade school gym classes, junior and senior high sessions, wrestling, chess, bowling, baton classes, and clubs. It notes additional groups such as St Joseph College, North PowNal School, Farm Management meeting, stamp and coin club, and a fun night dance plus a rifle club session on Saturday.
National 4-H Club Week will be held in October instead of March this year. The change aims to better promote the meaning of the 4-H program to the public, attract new members, and highlight local civic projects by 4-H members. It also seeks to mobilize young leaders and supporters already engaged in youth work.
The Women's Republican Club of Vermont holds its second district workshop in Springfield with Lt. Gov. Ralph Foote Sen James Oakes and Consuelo Bailey among speakers. A luncheon at Hartness House follows as the first Montpelier workshop is noted.
Benhi students head to Stratford Conn to attend the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare to see Hamlet. They will view four off campus films on Hamlet and its themes and discuss the plays and characters. Nancy Danishh called the first film profitable and insightful for their stage viewing.
Mary Elizabeth Brunina, a senior at Bennington Catholic High School, was named the number one applicant in the Elks Foundation Most Valuable Student program. She aims to study teaching at the University of Vermont.
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