April vows unite Hansen and Micheels in Bennington
Lisa Mary Hansen wed Henry John Micheels at St Francis de Sales Church Bennington in a ceremony officiated by Rev Thomas Mattison The couple from Bennington and Richmond Hill prepare to reside in North Bennington After a reception at Paradise Restaurant they depart for a New York City wedding trip The bride is a Brewster NY graduate and recipient of a Vermont GED The groom works at Green Mountain Furniture in North Bennington
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Lisa Mary Hansen
Jerry Hansen
Imperial Ave
Bennington
Henry John Micheels
Madeline Micheels
Richmond Hill
N.Y
St. Francis de Sales Church
Thomas Mattison
Thomas Spinn
Elmhurst
Marie Bartell
Candace Reed
Donna Ayer
Rutland
Darlene King
Brewster
Sherryann Hansen
West Rutland
George Williams
State of
Vermont
Green Mountain Furniture
North Bennington
Paradise
New York City
Mailbox Improvement Week set for May 17 22
Postmaster Warren E. Gager announced Mailbox Improvement Week will be observed May 17 to 22 to promote repairs repainting and improvements to about 24 million rural curb-line and star route mailboxes served by 1 700 Bennington Post Office routes. Rural carriers serve about 13.5 million families along 32 480 routes and rural mail service began in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Gager
Bennington
Sager
Teenagers' Patriotism Triggers City Sidewalk Ban
In SOUTH BURLINGTON UPI Maureen Sissel 12 and Julie Verret 13 painted a Colonial flag on a sidewalk to honor the nation's birthday. The City Council adopted a resolution against sidewalk paintings to avoid offense, asking the girls to repaint the flag for City Hall and have crews clean the sidewalk. The girls defended the gesture as patriotic and constructive, while comments noted the project’s good intentions despite imperfect flag reproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Burlington
UPI
Maureen Sissel
Julie Verret
Maureen
Julie
Street Department
Lauretta Verret
William Szymanski
Szymanski
Betsy Ross
Elks Move Camp Site to Ripton for Summer Opening
The Vermont State Elks sponsor Silver Towers Camp shifting from Brookfield to Ripton. Trustee Virginia Perrotta says the move includes a new in ground pool and septic leach field, with work weekends set for May 15 16 and May 22 23. Volunteers needed. meals provided. applications for the camp available at the Bennington welfare office.
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Elks
Ripton
Silver Towers
Vermont State Elks
Brookfield
Virginia
Max’’ Perrotta
BPOE
Perrotta
Middlebury
US. 7
Claire R. O’leary
Vermont Department of Social Welfare
North Street
Bennington
Bennington Housing Authority Sets Monday Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Bennington Housing Authority commissioners will be held at 4 p.m. Monday May 10 at the Willowbrook office in Bennington. The agenda covers only the approval of a modernization funds resolution for completing two unfinished Brookside rooms. Applications for two-week sessions starting June 20 July 4 July 18 and Aug 1 are available via Bennington Friends of Retarded Children and must be submitted promptly.
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The
Bennington Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Willowbrook
Bennington
Brookside
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
Putnam Memorial Hospital Earns Joint Commission Commendation
Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington receives commendation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation for its quality patient care. The recognition comes during National Hospital Week May 9 15 as the commission notes the hospital’s strive to deliver optimum health care to the community.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
The
Joint Commission On Ac
Creditation of Hospitals
JCAH
Joint Commission
America
Commission
John D. Porterfield
Students donate to Rescue Squad during school visit
Monument School second graders in Judith A. Pennock's class collected funds for the Bennington Rescue Squad. All 22 pupils earned money through chores and returned signed parent forms, presenting $20.50 to squad members Austin and Maroney with president Bernie Bourgeois arranging the visit.
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Monument School
Judith A. Pennock
Bennington
Austin
Maroney
Bernie Bourgeois
Bennington Briefs Cancelled Taxi Refunds and Salmon Ad
Pay phone refunds of 20c offered. Bettys Taxi lists two phone numbers. Service runs 6 am to midnight daily. Fresh salmon advertised this weekend at Shirkshire Restaurant located at 663 Main Street.
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Betty
Shirkshire
Main Street
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U.S. House
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Jeffords For Congress Committee
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Copper Lamp Studio
Lisa and
Henry Micheels
Marra
North ST. Bennington
Torrey
Troy
Petersburg
Mt. Anthony Union High School
High School
Frank Savic
P.J. Johnson
Mimi Milby
Putnam Nursing School
Donald Lindsey
Bird's
Faller’s
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Therese Goodermore
Burton Potter
Potter
Mount Anthony Union High
Federation of Business and Professional Women
Gerber
Legendary Blades
Putnam Hospital
Roland E. Bacon
South Branch Street
Hanson-Walbridge
Arlington
John Adams
St. James Episcopal Church
Albert Boynton
Paul Matteson
Richard Davis
Willard Best
Ernest Bolster
Fred Sheldon
Order of Eagles of Manchester
Evergreen Cemetery
Adams
OWEN
Safford & Gage
Bennington Briefs
ADV
Thomas Joe Mey
Randolph
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
South Street
Alan H. Page
Bennington, Vermont
Norelco
Clairol
Roberts Drive
North Adams
Mass
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