Manchester engagements announced for Stacy Connor and Cascio
Engaged couple Sheila Anne Stacy and David Lawrence Connor from Manchester and Winchester prepare for a summer wedding. Sheila, Burr and Burton alumna, earns a Rollins College music education degree in June 1965. Connor, Rollins College BA in business administration 1964, plans MBA at Rollins this fall. Beverly Norma Thompson and Francis A Cascio also announce engagement. Beverly from Burr and Burton and Miss Farmer's School of Cooking. Cascio a Revere High School graduate and MIT junior majoring in electronic engineering. wedding date not set.
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Manchester
Kenneth J. Stacy
Sheila Anne
David Lawrence Connor
George L. Connor
Winchester
Mass
Stacy
Burr and Burton Seminary
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Connor
Governor Dummer Academy
Norman H. Thompson
Beverly Norma
Francis A. Cascio
Frank V. Cascio
Revere
Miss Thompson
Miss Farmer’s School of Cooking
Boston
Mr. Cascio
Revere High School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Northeast Institute of Technology
Couple Weds in Schenectady Nuptials at St Anthony’s
Miss Francine Jeanette Ferro daughter of Mrs Philomena Ferro and the late Dominick Ferro, marries Edward James Whitman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Whitman of Bennington. The Sept 5 Nuptial Mass at St Anthony’s Church was conducted by Rt Rev Michael Bianco with 200 guests at Grange Hall Shaftsbury for a reception. The couple reside at 361 Maxon Rd Schenectady after a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Francine Jeanette Ferro
Philomena Ferro
Florence St
Arthur A. DeLuke
Frank Ferro
Josephine Ferro
Mary Ferro
Susan Whitman
David Patricca
Gary Gauthier
Terry Bishop
Bennington
Grange Hall
Shaftsbury
Atlantic City
N.J
Maxon Rd
Lin
UVM Seeks 1965-66 Budget From State Amounting to 4.688 Million
University of Vermont trustees approve a 1965 66 budget plan seeking 4 688 million from the state. The request covers 27 7 percent of total resources, with 413 thousand more for year one and 678 thousand more for year two. The plan anticipates 4 608 million from federal funds and 4 217 million from tuition and fees, with no tuition increase.
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Burlington — University of Vermont
Lyman S. Rowell
Rowell
UVM
Vermont
Edward C. Andrews Jr
College of Medicine
Medical College
Robert J. Slater
Dr. Andrews
Slater
Plainfield
University of Vermont
Middlebury
Navy
Johns Hopkins
Vermont Medical Faculty
College of Technology
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Vermont State Coleges
Life Sciences
Morgan
Weybridge
Addison County Field Days, Inc
Addison County
John T. Fey
University of Wyoming
Lawrence H. Averill
Burlington
Joseph E. Carrigan
Trustees’ External Relations Committee
University
College of Agriculture
Dairy Science
Hills Agricultural Science
Carrigan
Joseph L. Hills
Terrill Home Economics
Bertha M. Terrill
Department of
Gail Streeter to Wed James Eaton Jr in Summer
Gail Streeter, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Streeter Jr of Millville, N J, will marry James Eaton Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Eaton Sr of Charlotte North Carolina, in the summer. Eaton Oil Co in Charlotte is run by his father, and his grandfather is chief of detectives there. Mrs Streeter’s mother is Mrs George Streeter Sr of South Dorset.
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Millville
George Streeter Jr
Dorset
N.J
Gail
James Eaton Jr
James Eaton Sr
Charlotte
N.C
Eaton
George Streeter Sr
South Dorset
Eaton Oil Co
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Foster
Sheila A, Stacy
Lloyd
Beverly N. Thompson
Whitman
E.J. Whitman Jr
Tony
Atlanta
UPI
Piedmont Driving Club
Carl H. Cofer
Susan Cofer
John R. Waite
Concord
N.H
Treadwell
Bennington, VT
Stetson
Burt Bros
Liggett-Bosworth
Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Mrs
James Eaton
Eaton - Streeter
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Svery
Discount Center
Deal Label
Thrill-Deal Label
Reg
Campbell
Altesea
Grand Cat Food
Ie Ie
Porcelain China
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