Morales Morales Johnson wedding at First Methodist Church
Miss Phyllis Anne Johnson daughter of Mrs Frank Johnson and the late Mr Johnson wed Marcus Anthony Morales son of Mrs Jen n ie Morales of New York City at 2 p m May 7. Rev Melvin R McGaughey officiated with organist Ralph Lindsey providing wedding music. Bride's sister Eleanor Johnson served as maid of honor and Louis Rivera of Bronx was best man. Addressed to a reception at the Johnson home, the couple will reside in New York City with guests from New York Albany Rockland County and Boston.
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Phyllis Anne Johnson
Frank Johnson
Morgan St
Mr. Johnson
Marcus Anthony Morales
Jennie Morales
New York City
First Methodist Church
Melvin R. McGaughey
Ralph Lindsey
North Bennington
Oakley M. Frost
Eleanor Johnson
Louis Rivera
Bronx
N.Y
Johnson
Albany
Rockland County
Boston
Mass
Wells River watershed plan approved for 63 360 acres in Vermont
Senator George D Aiken says the Soil Conservation Service has given formal approval to plans for the Wells River watershed project spanning 63 360 acres across three Vermont counties Caledonia and two others. The approval includes federal aid to prepare a work plan for the project in Caledonia.
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UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Soil Conservation Service
Wells River
Vermont
Aiken
Caledon
Orange
Connecticut
Jewell Brook
Ludlow
Brown’s River
Castleton
Hayes Picks Up Support in Vermont Gubernatorial Bid
Hayes gains backing from Franklin Billings John Alden and Judge Henry Black as he campaigns from Montpelier. They urge broadening the Republican base in the pre convention race while Wells River flood control project plans move forward with federal funding.
Engagements noted for Miss Carole-Lee Smith and Joyce Marie Downing
In WINHALL Miss Carole-Lee Smith and Robert Allen Horton announce their engagement. Smith, a Burr and Burton Seminary graduate, will finish Dean Junior College this June. Horton, a Marine veteran, attends Vermont State Police Training School. An early fall wedding is planned. In TROY, Joyce Marie Downing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Downing, is engaged to Cpl. Robert Reimer Montgomery Jr. Montgomery recently returned from overseas duty and is stationed at Quantico. No wedding date set.
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Winhall
Carole-Lee Smith
Robert Allen Horton
Howard P. Horton
Oak Lawn
R.I
Miss Smith
Norman G
Strattonwald
Mass
Louis Moller
Royden Keith Smith
Malden
Horton
Leland and Gray Seminary
Marines
Vermont State Police Training School
Montpelier
George M. Smith
Howard M
Troy
N. Y
Leon T. Downing
Cambridge
Joyce Marie
Robert Reimer Montgomery Jr
Montgomery
R.D. 2
Buskirk
Miss Downing
Cambridge Central School
Dietary Department of Samaritan Hospital
Cpl
Cambridge School
U.S. Marine Corps
Quantico, Va
Miss Archambault Weds In Williamstown Ceremony
Miss Donna-Marie Archambault marries James Robert Mason on May 7 at St. Raphael's Church Williamstown. The bride, a nurse, wore peau de soie gown with a watteau train and crown of seed pearls, carried pink carnations and red roses. Bridesmaids wore mint green gowns. A reception followed at Elwal Pines Inn. The couple plans to live in North Adams after a Niagara Falls Canada honeymoon.
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Williamstown
Mass
Donna-Marie Archambault
Hermenegild Archambault
First St
James Robert Mason
Warren W. Mason
Doris Lamb Mason
Cedar Hill Farm
Pownal
St. Raphael’s Church
Paul Bernard
Lawrence Kelly
Pittsfield
Lucius Burr
Mother
Panis Angelicus
Judith Szlachetka
Dalton
Alice Hunt
Sharon Hunt
Anson A. Mason
Roy Hunt
Warren W. Mason Jr
Elwal Pines Inn
Dolores Hunt
North Adams Hospital
North
Middlebury College Receives NSF Grant for Geology Equipment
Middlebury College President James Armstrong announced a 9800 dollar grant from the National Science Foundation to fund industrial scientific equipment for the geology department.
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Middlebury
UPI
Middlebury College
James Armstrong
National Science Foundation
Cornell Davie engagement announced in Buskirk NY
Mr and Mrs Charles W Cornell of Buskirk announce the engagement of their daughter Arlene May to Stephen Hancock Davie son of the Rev Ralph Davie Mechanicville and the late Mrs Davie Miss Cornell a Hoosick Falls Geneseo graduate and elementary special class teacher in Whitehall. Davie a Mechanicville High School and Hillsdale College graduate is employed at Greer School in Millbrook.
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Buskirk
N.Y
Charles W. Cornell
Arlene May
Stephen Hancock Davie
Ralph Davie
Mechanicville
Davie
Cornell
Hoosick Falls Central School
State University College
Geneseo
Whitehall
Mechanicville High School
Hillsdale
Mich
Greer School
Millbrook
Two Engagements Announced in Bennington Area
Howard Durand of Shaftsbury announces the engagement of his daughter Harriett Nellie to Oliver Hager Durand of Bennington College. Harriett, a 1962 North Bennington High School graduate, attends the University of Vermont in home economics education. Oliver is a 1962 North Bennington High School graduate serving in the Navy at Charleston. A July wedding is planned for Beverly Taylor and Jesse Sims, with Beverly a 1965 Bennington Catholic High School graduate employed at Tansitor Electronics and Jesse a 1964 Albany High School graduate. He works for Goodrich Associates in New York and attends Long Island University. no date set.
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Arthur Howard
East Street
Harriett Nellie
Oliver Hager Durand
Oliver H. Durand
Bennington College
Bennington
Howard
North Bennington High School
University of Vermont
Durand
U.S. Navy
Howard W. Gilmore
Charleston
S.C
Harold Taylor
Vail Road
Beverly
Jesse Sims
R. Brooks Sims
New Hyde Park
L.I
N.Y
Miss Taylor
Bennington Catholic High School
Tansitor Electronics
Sims
Albany, Ga
Goodrich Associates
New York City
Long Island University
Callaghan Says Copper Penny Worth 1.2 Pence
London Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer James Callaghan announced that the copper in a British penny is worth 1.2 pence. The statement implies potential reconsideration of coin metal value and minting policy.
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London
UPI
James Callaghan
Greenwich couple to wed in near future engagement
Mrs. Ernest Bronsveld of Greenwich announces the engagement of her daughter Janice Ruth to Paul Irving Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Baker of R D 1 Buskirk. The wedding is scheduled for the near future.
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Greenwich
N.Y
Ernest Bronsveld
Janice Ruth
Paul Irving Baker
Theodore Baker
R.D. No. 1
Buskirk
YMCA Schedule For The Week At Red Brick School
University YMCA listings show daily activities from Monday through Saturday including sports teams, youth programs, and club meetings. Notable items include Sr Hi and Jr Hi gym sessions, NIU Local 158 display, Chess Club, Air Force Reserve, Wreckers vs Carbon, Globe vs Sals, and various bowling and wrestling blocks plus a rifle club and rummage sale.
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Jr. Hi
NIU
Air Force Reserve
Wreckers
Carbon
Globe
Sals
Ymca Board of Directors
Bijur
Guard
Cushman
Industrial Management Club
Jr, Hi-Y
Carpenters Local Union
Jr. Rifle Club
Eastern Star
Connie Tonken's New England Concert Tour At Goddard College
Connie Tonken, a Bennington College graduate, performed a five part 20th century piano recital at Goddard College featuring German expressionism and atonality, jazz and blues idioms, Bartok folk influence, and works by Copeland Debussy Milhaud Stravinsky and Webern. The article notes her prior Connecticut performances, orchestral debut at 13 with the Hartford Orchestra, and upcoming college tours through New England and New York. It also mentions her recent Chopin Concert No. 1 with the Colby Community Symphony in Waterville Maine. Kindergarten registrations for rural and village children born in 1961 will be held Tuesday at Bennington Elementary School from 1 to 6 pm requiring birth certificates and shot records.
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Copeland
Bennington
Miss Tonken
Connecticut
Connecticut Opera Association
Hartt Orchestra
New England
New York State
Park Street
Tax Study Group Hires Consultant
MONTPELIER UPD The Legislative Council Tax Study Committee Thursday hired William Miller of Princeton New Jersey as consultant. Miller will receive up to 20 000 for his services. He is staff director for New Jersey Commission on State Tax Policy and has led tax studies for multiple states. The committee aims to finish a detailed investigation of state and local tax needs by November 1.
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Legislative Council
William Miller
Princeton
N.J
Miller
New Jersey Commission On State
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New York
Maryland
New Hampshire
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New Jersey
Oregon
Utah
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