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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1968
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment mentions a vessel and a shooting event with unclear details. Names, places, and context are unreadable, leaving only fragmented references to a boat, ship, and potential victim or shooter. Further text is needed for a complete, grounded summary.
Kathleen N Moore and Jason N Proman married Nov 8 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Jamaica Plain in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Raymond J Thomas. Bride of Fort Lauderdale origin, computer systems analyst with New England Telephone, and Proman, electronics engineer with EG&G, plan to reside in Newton after a New York wedding trip.
Afro American artist Hughie Lee-Smith will lecture at Bennington College on 19th century Afro-American art on Tuesday November 19 at 8 30 in Barn 1. The public may attend free of charge and the talk is part of a Bennington College black culture seminar.
Miss Dorothy Ann Stinson of Wiscasset Maine is engaged to Spec 4 Donald G Woodard son of Mr and Mrs Douglas G Woodard of Arlington Virginia He is a 1964 Arlington High School and 1966 St Joseph College Bennington graduate He is stationed at Fort Devens Mass and recently served in Crailsheim Germany The couple has not set a wedding date
Miss Barbara Ann Burch daughter of Mr and Mrs George S Burch married Henry Joseph Jeskie son of Mr and Mrs Henry B Jeskie at St Patrick s Church Cambridge. The ceremony featured Rev William D Wynne OSA with maid of honor Laura Burch and others. A reception for 150 followed at Hotel Cambridge and the couple will reside in Cambridge. Both graduates of Cambridge Central School 1964 and 1965 respectively. The bride will work at Dodge Industries and the groom at Asgrow Seed Co. Numerous guests from nearby towns and states attended.
Vermont Education Television will replay the five part series Sons and Daughters starting Monday November 18 at 7 p.m. The programs explore human sexuality from conception to adulthood through informal taped interviews with teenagers and unwed mothers to be. An accompanying guidebook will be available from Vermont ETV.
Miss Donna Bertrand of Orwell and Eugene F. Madigan of Hoosick Falls wed at St. Paul’s Catholic Church in Orwell. The ceremony featured red and white roses, ivy decor, and a Venise lace gown. Attendants wore red velvet gowns. reception followed in Benson. The couple, graduates with nursing and electrical trades backgrounds, plan to live in Hoosick Falls after a Canada trip.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Anthony of Tunbridge announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Ram dall Chapman son of Mr and Mrs C Scribner Chapman of South Royalton Nancy is a 1964 graduate of South Royalton High School and Framingham State College She works as a county 4H agent for the University of Vermont Extension Service in Bennington Ram dall a 1964 South Royalton High School graduate attended Castleton State College served in the U S Army and studies at Vermont Technical College in Randolph Center A June wedding is planned.
A deep sea diver near a natural gas rig off Great Yarmouth reported a submarine passing within 100 feet and remaining submerged. A Ministry of Defence spokesman said the submarine was friendly and no further action was taken regarding the diver’s complaint.
Adult education offers two final decorating classes at Mt Anthony Union High School Room 209. Both sessions are free and open to all. participants must bring their own materials. Tuesday covers a felt pixie ornament. Thursday covers a Christmas kissing ball with specified material lists.
The YMCA lists a crowded weekly calendar with activities for youth and adults. Monday features boys bowling at 3 30 in Jr high and 4 in the high school gym, plus chess club at 7 and Air Force reserves at 8. Tuesday brings girls bowling at 3 30 and junior triathlon at 6 30 with student nurses at 6 and a supervisors course at 7. Wednesday offers women’s exercise and volleyball at 10 with baton class at 3 30, duplicate bridge at 7 30 and AWAYS at 8, plus Industrial Management Club at Heritage House New Englander at 6 30. Thursday includes girls’ gym at 4, high school boys’ gym at 7 and beginners bridge at 7 30. Friday has Jr high boys’ gym at 4. Saturday schedules tackle football at Memorial Park at 9, Gray at YMCA at 9, Rifle Club at Armory at 9, Jr high boys’ gym at 12 and high school boys’ gym at 1.
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