Marcantonio Atwood rites held Saturday wedding in church
Cynthia Atwood daughter of Mrs. George D. Atwood of Bennington wed Albert L. Marcantonio in an ecumenical ceremony at Second Congregational Church. The couple’s backgrounds span real estate, museum work, Columbia and Parson’s design studies, and Navy service with Marcantonio a senior systems engineer and former P 3 Orion pilot.
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Cynthia Atwood
George D. Atwood
Bennington
Albert L. Marcantonio
United States Naval Reserve
Second Congregational Church
Thomas D. Steffen
Century 21
Chatham Realty
Chatham
N.J
Bennington Museum
Marcantonio
Pine Manor Junior College
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Sorbonne
Paris
Columbia University
Parsons School of Design
New York City
Mr. Marcantonio
Academy of Aeronautics
Command and Staff
United States Naval War College
Albert Marcantonio
Bayside
N.Y
Bulova Watch Co
Carl C. Marcantonio
Bayside, N.Y
Charles G. Bennett
Wedding of Debra Wheeler and John Ciempa in Manchester NH
Debra Lee Wheeler and John F. Ciempa married on Oct 29 at St Hedwig s Church Manchester. The ceremony featured organ and vocal performances, with a Qiana gown, cathedral train, and roses and carnations in the bouquet. Guests included family from Manchester Hooksett and Whitehall New York. The couple, residents of Amherst Street, plan a wedding trip to the Virgin Islands and reside in Manchester. Wheeler, a 1974 Green Mountain College graduate, is a personnel consultant. Ciempa, a 1966 Central High School graduate, works for National Engineering Services.
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Manchester
N.H
Debra Lee Wheeler
Amherst St. Ext
Felicia Wheeler
Orchard Road
Bennington
John F. Ciempa
Walter J. Ciempa
Maplehurst Ave
Alfred Daniszewski
St. Hedwig’s Church
John Gladycr
Roberta Flack
Barbra Streisand
Debbie Boone
Fortin Sisters
Suncook
Peter Lipniakas
Debbie Deperteau
Nancy Roy
Mary O’brien
Hooksett
Nancy Redburn
Glenna Kingsley
Whitehall
N.Y
Bride
Poultney High School
Green Mountain College
Availability Personnel Consultants
Bedford
Central High School
Loyola College
Montreal
National Engineering Services
MAUHS Class of 1968 seeks classmates addresses
MAUHS Class of 1968 requests locating Sharon Baker Sheena Calder Stephen Hatfield Debbie Anne Johnson Jeanne Kuiken Wayne Ramey Douglas Richards Stephen Rice Cliff Senior Larry Sourcliffe Jeannette Agard Debra Pierce Mike Walsh Jane Wolfe Neil Mattison Suzanne Mayer Celeste Gallant Janie Gates Theresa Gangloff Sally Pratt Mattison Richard Oakes. Contact Peggy Gershaneck RD 2 Morgan Street Extension Bennington at 447-7962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauhs
Sharon Baker
Sheena Calder
Stephen Hatfield
Debbie Anne Johnson
Jeanne Kuiken
Wayne Ramey
Douglas Richards
Stephen Rice
Cliff Senior
Larry Sourcliffe
Jeannette Agard
Debra Pierce
Mike Walsh
Jane Wolfe
Neil Mattison
Suzanne Mayer
Celeste Gallant
Janie Gates
Theresa Gangloff
Sally Pratt Mattison
Richard Oakes
Peggy Gershaneck
Morgan Street
Bennington
County cancer drive nets improved 18242 dollars in Vermont
Mrs Henry Lambert of Manchester and Mrs David Aldrich of Bennington report Bennington County residents contributed 18242 during the 1977 Crusade. Vermont division raised 279229, with 60 percent staying in state and 40 percent for national research. County totals and town by town breakdown listed.
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Montpelier
Henry Lambert
Manchester
David Aldrich
Bennington
Bennington County
American Cancer Society
Vermont
Society
Retired Yale professor cites long FBI file on rights
New Haven Connecticut based Emerson a Yale law professor and former aide to the attorney general says the FBI compiled a 1500 page file on him from 1941 to 1972 over liberal causes. He argues the file violated his First Amendment rights and fears its intimidating potential. Emerson also ran for Connecticut governor in 1948 with the Progressive Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
UPI
Yale
Thomas Emerson
FBI
Emerson
Bureau
U.S
Connecticut
Progressive Party
Arlington man improves after self-inflicted wound
Herbert E. Phillips, 18, of Arlington was listed in satisfactory condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital after being found with a abdominal wound on Crow Hill Road by State Trooper Robert J. Vargo around 1:30 a.m. Friday. A witness said the wound was personal safety related. Phillips was taken to the hospital by the Arlington Rescue Squad.
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Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Herbert E. Phillips
Robert J
Vargo
Phillips
Crow Hill Road
Putnam Hospital
Arlington Rescue Squad
New Hampshire pilot and son escape wreck after plane lands in woods
Dewey B. Durrett and his 15 year old son Keith F. Durrett escaped injury when their Cessna 180-H engine failed after takeoff near Ellamore West Virginia. They walked to a nearby home to report the crash and planned to continue to Lawrence New Jersey. Police estimated aircraft damage at 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellamore
W.va
UPI
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Dewey B. Durrett
Salem
N.H
Barbour
Keith F. Durrett
Durrett
Lawrence
N.J
Main St
Epoxy Safety Advice From Illinois Aeronautics
Springfield Ill UPI reports the Illinois Division of Aeronautics urges model airplane builders to use epoxy outdoors or in a spray booth only and wear a face mask. Vapors from resins and hardeners can inflame lung and heart tissues, causing coronary problems, with risks rising with repeated exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, Ill
UPI
Illinois Division of Aeronautics
Bennington notices cover meetings and events in town
The Bennington County Registered Nurses Association meets November 30 at 7 30 PM in Putnam Memorial Hospital seminar room with Dr Mark Donavan speaking on Update on Chemotherapy All RNs and LPNs invited A Bible Exploration Group meets four Mondays at Second Congregational Church Hillside Street Nov 30 lecture by Dr Fritz Red of Wayne State University at Pine Cobble School Williamstown MA open free The Cheshire Stompers Square Dance Club dances December 3 8 11 PM Cheshire School Mike Ancora caller Vic Boucher cue refreshments Christmas wreath orders Snowball Bazaar 442 2559 9 30 11 30 AM Custom decorated items ADV Shea Agency home contents insurance offers at reasonable cost 503 Main St Bennington ADV
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Registered Nurses’ Association
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mark Donavan
R.n.’S
L.p.n.’S
Cheshire
Mass
Second Congregational Church
The
Shea Agency Inc
Main St
Bennington
Yale library freezes books to kill insects
In New Haven, Yale University Bei Necke Library freezes old books to halt beetle damage after 167 rare volumes were damaged in June. Books remain at 20 below zero for three days. Kenneth M. Nesheim calls it a protective action with no remaining beetles or eggs likely present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
UPI
Yale University
Beinecke
Yale
Kenneth M. Nesheim
Watt of International Living dies at 83 in Pa
Donald B. Watt founder of the Experiment in International Living, died in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, three months after a stroke. He was 84. Watt promoted global education for peace for more than five decades, establishing programs sending students to live with foreign families and hosting Americans abroad. He directed offices in 68 countries and authored works on international understanding, receiving multiple honors including France s Legion of Honor and Japan s Order of the Sacred Treasure. He is survived by his wife Leslie and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
UPI
Donald B. Watt
Watt
Lancaster
School For International Training
Princeton University
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Syracuse University
France
Germany
Putney, Vt
West Germany
Bernardo O’higgens
Chile
Japan
University of Vermont
Leslie
Bay State stores crowd first Sunday reopening amid Blue Law repeal
Massachusetts retailers saw crowded aisles as first Sunday sales after Blue Law exemption for the Christmas season spurred shoppers to buy gifts. Larger malls drew big crowds while smaller shops felt pressure from competition. New Hampshire malls also benefited as shoppers crossed the border for no sales tax. Officials anticipate 2.5 to 3 million in sales tax revenue on about 120 million in increased holiday commerce. A Bennington fundraiser at Price Chopper invites shoppers to donate 5 percent of their grocery-stub totals to the Bennington Tutorial Center on Nov 29, with up to 1,000 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Massachusetts
William McGowan
South Shore Plaza
Braintree
Jerry
Vendola
Pope’s Hill
Boston
Dorchester
Filene
Bay
New Hampshire
Manchester
Granite State
Bay Staters
Connie Hebra
CVS
Nashua
N.H
State Line
Howard Smith
Bennington
Price Chopper
Main St
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Pace Systems, Inc
Naval Reserve
Naval Air Station
Willow Grove
Ciempa-Wheeler
Alisa Roy
Deborah Roy
Richard Mailhot
Londonderry
Henry Roy
Ray Wheeler
Donald Boisvert
Peter Lipnickas
Derek Wheeler
Paul Roy
East Arlington
West Arlington
North Bennington
Dorset
East Dorset
Landgrove
Manchester Center
Manchester Depot
Peru
All Pownall
Readsboro
Rupert
Landgate
Searsburg
Shaftsbury
Stamford
Sunderland
Winhall & Bondville
Woodford
SEIKO
Aiking & Gould
Jewelers
Bennington, Vermont
Arlington Man
N.H. Pilot
Bennington Briefs
Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Molly Stark
Butch Green
Chapel Road
Fritz Red
Wayne State University
Pine Cobble School
Williamstown
Yale Library
Bay State
Benjamin Franklin
Turkey
United State
Ron & Maureen
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times
Landon Associates, Inc
Mar
Eagle Street
North Adams
Main Street
Kemar
Kes J, Mat & Long
Nichols
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