Miss Sylvia Harrington Becomes Mrs Wayne Phillips
Miss Sylvia Harrington daughter of Mr and Mrs Rupert Harrington Burgess Road and Wayne D Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Arthur E Phillips 107 Holden Street were married November 5 at 12 30 pm in the First Methodist Church The double ring ceremony was performed The bride wore a white chiffon street length gown with veil and bouquet The maid of honor Miss Carol Phillips wore royal blue with red rose corsage The groom wore a Navy uniform Best man Ronald Dommke A reception followed at Donald Phillips Lyons District A buffet dinner music and dancing The couple received a large purse of money and gifts They will reside at 107 Holden Street during the groom s leave then depart for Norfolk Virginia to reside while he serves aboard the Polaris submarine USS Lewis and Clark
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Sylvia Harrington
Rupert Harrington
Burgess Road
Wayne D. Phillips
Arthur E. Phillips
Holden St
First Methodist Church
Melvin R. McGaughey
Donald Phillips
Lyons District
Wallace Harrington
Norfolk
Engagement of Joan Marie Lyon to Michael Wayne Carpenter
Mr and Mrs Francis J Lyon of Shafts bury announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Marie to Michael Wayne Carpenter son of Mrs Ruth E Carpenter of Bennington The bride to be is a Bennington Catholic High School graduate class of 1964 and a 1966 St Joseph College graduate employed at Putnam Memorial Hospital The groom to be is a 1964 Bennington High School graduate presently at Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts An April wedding is planned
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Shaftsbury
Francis J. Lyon
Joan Marie
Michael Wayne Carpenter
Ruth E. Carpenter
Bennington
Miss Lyon
Bennington Catholic
St. Joseph College
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington High School
Otis Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Wichita Falls Couple Wed In Freewill Baptist Ceremony
Announcements report the marriage of Brenda Proctor and Dale Frost on October 8 at the Freewill Baptist Church in Wichita Falls Texas. A reception followed at Hoosick First Baptist Church. The couple reside in Wichita Falls where the groom serves at Sheppard Air Force Base.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Brenda Proctor
C.O. Proctor
Wichita Falls
Tex
Dale Frost
James Frost
Freewill Baptist Church
Hoosick First Baptist Church
Sheppard Air Force Use
Barns and Garage Destroyed In Weekend Fires
Weekend fires across Vermont destroyed a large barn and four sheds on Arsene La Perle’s Vermont 2 property in East Montpelier after nearly three hours of firefighting. Another blaze killed a hay barn and contents valued at 45000. Separate Burlington garage in the urban renewal area and an AMEX truck and car were also burned.
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Montpelier
UPI
Arsene la Perle
Vermont 2
East Montpelier
Plainfield
New Haven
Euclide Quesnel
Middlebury
Clifford Elmer
Bristol
Quesnel
Burlington
American Express Agency
Urban Renewal Agency
Staniford Bombard
Blood drives net 806 pints in region
Blood donations in Vermont and New Hampshire last week totaled 806 pints across seven drawings, down from 995 pints the prior week. Mansfield Avenue Red Cross in Burlington distributed 752 pints, with 628 going to 62 local hospitals, while 124 pints shipped to other centers as replacements for 22 out of state hospitalizations. St Michael’s College in Winooski Park led with 319 pints, St Anselm’s College in Manchester donated 210 pints, and Laconia posted 126 pints, the only community over 100.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Mansfield Avenue
St. Michael’s College
Winooski Park
St. Anselm’s College
Manchester
N.H
Laconia
TV Actor Chastises Interrogation Limits On Felony Squad
Denver UPI reports Ben Alexander, famed as Jack Webb's sidekick in Dragnet, says Felony Squad is written with the Supreme Court in mind. He told district attorneys that since the Court bans police inter rogation, TV cops have no choice but to shoot them, he stated.
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Denver
UPI
Ben Alexander
Jack Webb
Dragnet
Felony Squad
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Bennington Banner contact and subscription info
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news and advertising as 442-6300 442-2684 and newsroom 442-2800. It notes publication daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont with United Press International affiliation and varying subscription rates by distance and duration.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Viet Policy Debated As Nation Faces Escalation
Williamstown professor Frederick L. Schuman warns that the United States is near “national death by own action” due to Vietnam policy. He links Johnson’s escalation to a martial, business-driven state, citing a looming clash with China or Russia and denouncing war as profit for Big Business and Big Labor.
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Williamstown
Mass
U.S
Williams College
Johnson
Hanoi
Frederick L. Schuman
Woodrow Wilson
Johnson Administration
Viet Nam
LBJ & Co
Ike
Pentagon
Caribbean
Southeast Asia
Schuman
Charles de Gaulle
7Th Fleet
China
Russia
Springfield
Barry Goldwater
Europe
Williams Record
Record
Union School Music Dept Presents Informal Little Concert
The Mt. Anthony Union High School Music Dept hosts an informal concert Tuesday evening November 22 at Bennington Elementary School. The 7:30 p.m. program features the chorus band junior band and ensembles with works by Boyce Scheutz Morley Fine and others. The audience may join in a student taught song.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School Music Dept
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Boyce
Scheutz
Morley
Fine
Two Killed On Vermont Highways
Vermont reported two weekend highway deaths raising the 1966 toll to 106. Rebecca Ann Gardner 17 of South Burlington was killed when thrown from a car struck a ledge on Interstate 89 near Waterbury death ruled by skull fracture. Two other girls 15 and 16 received minor injuries. In Johnson a car was struck by a freight train at Vermont 15 crossing killing Charles Chuckle 28 of Jeffersonville and injuring Henry Chartier 43 of Underhill. Police said hunting trip preceded the incident.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Rebecca Ann Gardner
South Burlington
Waterbury
C.B. Orton
Deborah Lee Barlow
Burlington
Ellen Blair
Williston
Heaton Hospital
St. Johnsbury and
Lamoille County
Johnson
Charles Chuckle
Jeffersonville
Henry Chartier
Underhill
Disc Jockey Emcees Mt Anthony Band Contest
Lee Gray of WTRY Troy will host the Mt Anthony Junior Chamber of Commerce battle of the bands at Bennington Catholic High School Gym Friday at 5 30 p m. Six bands from Bennington to North Adams will perform twenty minutes each with judging on talent showmanship appearance and audience appeal. Prizes total 150 with 75 50 and 25 plus a best individual talent trophy. judges include local radio and school music staff. Advance tickets available at several outlets. tickets at the door.
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Lee Gray
WTRY
Troy
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Hoosick Falls
Knights of Day
Manchester
The
Crusaders
Adams
Mass
North Adams
Gray
Bob Harrington
WBTN
John Hansen
Wilemington
Whitingham
Jane LePage
Mt. Greylock Regional
Lewis Cuccinello
North Adams State Teachers College
Noveck- Shultz
Senecal’s Sound Center
Burt Brothers
YMCA
Charlestown Mill
Help Wanted Real Cowboys in Wyoming State
In Riverton Wyoming UPI reports a quest for real cowboys with wages from 175 to 225 dollars monthly plus room and board. Matador Cattle Co seeks riders who can rope brand and fence, while providing their own saddle and bedroll.
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Riverton
Wyo
UPI
Wyoming
Don Starr
Matador Cattle Co
Starr
Matador
World Affairs Seminar Assesses DeGaulle Policy
The Bennington College World Affairs Seminar examined DeGaulle's foreign policy and its impact on U S interests in Europe and Asia. Faculty members provided brief policy notes and a broad discussion followed, with President Bloustein in attendance and plans to organize a spring topic and date with a potential visit by Senator George Aiken.
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Bennington College
DeGaulle
United States
Europe
Asia
Thomas Brockway
Donald Brown
Leonard Rowe
Edward J. Bloustein
France
Far East
Foreign Policy Asso
WOTM Notes Women of the Moose Aux meeting details
The Women of the Moose Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Moose Hall with a penny sale led by Isabelle LaBarge and Marion Charest. Members bring new items for wrapping, board for new members, and guest speaker Albert Bachand of The Spruces Williamstown Mass a certified hypnotechnician. Future chapter nights move to 7 30 p.m. Guest welcomes and a social hour follow supervised by Bess Hall and Dorothy Dupee. Josie Baczek to bring the surprise package.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Isabelle LaBarge
Marion Charest
Albert Bachand
The
Spruces
Williamstown
Mass
Mr. Bachand
Bess Hall
Dorothy Dupee
Josie Baczek
League Meets To Discuss Vermont Constitution Revisions
The Bennington League of Women Voters will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 72 Monument Ave. to discuss the Vermont Constitution and possible revisions. The group has long followed constitutional reform efforts including the 10-year time lock and reapportionment debates.
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Nancy Lamb
Monument Ave
Vermont
League
Senate
House
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Washington Ave
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