Hoosick Falls Couple Wed In St Mark's Episcopal Church
Sally Jane Springer and Steven Peter Whittet were married October 8 1977 at St Mark's Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls. The ceremony featured organ music and a reception at the local VFW Hall for about 200 guests. The couple plans residence at 14 Fiske Street Hoosick Falls. both are Hoosick Falls Central School graduates with careers at local companies Circuit Materials and Oak Industries.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Sally Jane Springer
Roland P. Springer
R.D
King Road
Cambridge
Steven Peter Whittet
Peter Whittet
Wall St
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Joel Miller
John R. Button
Lucy Mosely
Susan Samson
Rome
PollyAnna O’brien
Leo Surdam III
Joseph Springer
Stanley Urban
VFW
Pocono Mountains
Fiske St
Hudson Valley Community College
Oak Industries of
Vermont
Maine
New York
Vermont and Geneva sign first state level friendship pact
Vermont and the Swiss state of Geneva signed an alliance in Geneva pledging friendship and intensive trade cooperation. Gov. Richard Snelling and Henri Schmitt led the ceremony with about 100 attendees including U.S. envoy William Vanden Heuvel. The two states touted shared democratic ideals and rural work ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Sheffer
Vermont
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
Henri Schmitt
Gov. Snelling
UPI
U.S
United Nations European
William Vanden Heuvel
Vermont-Geneva Association
Richard A. Snelling
Schmitt
Prouty Burgess Tie Knot at Shaftsbury Church
Jo-Anne Burgess and George E. Prouty wed at the First United Methodist Church of Shaftsbury at noon in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles Graham. The couple plans a New England wedding trip and will reside on Safford Street, Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo-Anne Burgess
Annette Burgess
Scott St
Bennington
George E. Prouty
Leona Beattie
Woodford
George W. Prouty
First United Methodist Church
Shaftsbury
Charles Graham
Alvan Lawrence
Eric Burgess
Clyde Burgess Jr
Patricia DeVito
Willow Road
Denise Roy
New England
Mrs. Prouty
Safford Street
Lead Poisoning Focus at Hospital Staff Briefing
Epidemiologist Linden E. Witherell of the state Health Department spoke to hospital staff on October 12 about lead exposure risks in Bennington Sea. He warned that high lead levels in children can cause hyperactivity and mental retardation and cited sources such as industrial exposure, peeling old paint, and lead pipes as serious risk factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden E. Witherell
State Health Department
Division of Environmental Halth
Bennington
Sea. Witherell
Plain Dirt Gardeners Meet At October Meeting
Plain Dirt Gardeners held their October gathering with Tom Bailey of Putnam Memorial Hospital discussing horticultural therapy for extended care and visits, while Edith Horne directs. The group will loan paintings with an 80 20 split, and a moment of silence was observed for Mrs. William Sims.
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Plain Dirt
Tom Bailey
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Edith Horne
Hospital
William Sims
Harvest Hoe-Down at MAU to Aid Friends Scholarship Fund
Friends of Music hosts a Harvest Hoe-Down Friday and Saturday October 21 and 22 at Mt. Anthony Union High School auditorium. The event features the Mt. Anthony Stage Band and talents including Philip Elwell John La Pierre E J Carroll Virginia Andrews Martha Richards and seven and eighth grade chorus guest magian The Magnificent Hasso acts of mystery and a large slate of Mt. Anthony student performers with tickets 2 for adults 1 for students at several local shops or at the door. The evening begins 8 p m with performances and a few surprises amid a lively period variety atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Friends of Music
Friends Scholarship Fund
Mt. Anthony
Peter Billard
Philip Elwell
John la Pierre
E.J. Carroll
Virginia Andrews
Martha Richards
Fuller’s
Peterson’s
Bonita Lambert
Bennington Club Meetings and Dance Night Notice
Bennington Emblem Club meets 8 p.m. Thursday at the Elks Lodge on Washington Avenue. First Baptist Church Gradation Group gathers Friday October 21 at 1 30 p m at Colgate Hall Entrance for a foliage trip and mystery Tide. A new Brownie troop requests uniforms via 442 2232. Friday October 21 Lee and Larry Piekos perform 9 p m to 1 a m at the Elks Club.
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Bennington Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Washington Avenue
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
The
Elks Club
Lee
Larry Piekos
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Steven P. Whittet
Alliance
Joseph Webber
Pownal
John Morandi
Armour Star Bacon
Ford & Gage
Connie
Bennington County
Norshaft Lions
Herb Gall
Lion Charles Thompson
Marie Loomis
Ann Cross
Peter Matteson
Paul Taylor
Gwen Frostic
Bernard Cohen
Pat Otto
National Council
State Federation For
Babs Castle
Natalie Wolfe
McCullough
Eric Peterson
Jean Leake
Muriel Jacobs
Priscilla Welling
Mau
Nikki Geannelis
Dennis Pratt
Lisa King
Carol Elwell
Carmen Napolitano
Donna Elwell
Tammy Maslanka
Doug Castle
Mike Serre
Lynn Bevis
Sue Sourcliffe
Robin Green
Glenn Serre
Sandy Vance
Jim Philpott
Kendall Frost
Rory Green
Chris Berry
Scott Stephenson
Chris Rutkin
Fred Chandler
Kim Watson
Amy Sinclair
Trude Quinlan
Bronwen Sherwin
Melanie Harwood
Lisa Rogers
Kim Stowell
Beth Bourdon
Julie
Creel
Susan Monroe
Lori Farnum
JoAnn Caron
Keith Forman
Kevin Forman
Sherry King
Kenneth Bartell
Michella Beaudoin
Alison Glass
Donna Kirkpatrick
Susan Pacher
Lisa Wicks
Terri Guerard
Terry Bartell
Tyrone Gaudette
Tracy Provensal
Patty Lacross
Gail Kirkpatrick
Michelle Pallini
Chris Pallini
Lea Hyjek
Holly Snow
Elinor Hysek
Betty Fiske
Mary-Jane Stowell
Bennington Briefs
ADV
Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
National
Landon Associates, Inc
Lyear
Fienberg
Case Bennington, VT
Peersee
Helen Lee
Danskin
Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
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