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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1974

Page

3

Remarkable RSVP volunteers shaped Vermont program start

The piece profiles Faie Edwards and Margaretta Schuyler known as Margo, early leaders who launched the Retired Senior Volunteer Program in Vermont. Edwards helped start the effort at Norwalk Hospital and generated widespread enthusiasm, while Schuyler, the first Vermont chair, promoted hands on care visiting nursing homes despite personal health setbacks.

Faie Edwards Norwalk Conn Faire Bill Margaretta Schuyler Margo Vermont Iron Kettle RSVP Bennington Senior Center Grandma Moses Florida Bennington Josephine Mary Seidel Bennington Convalescent Center Crescent Manor Nursing Home Putnam Memorial Hospital

Howe Bishop vows exchanged at Shaftsbury Methodist Church

Aug. 18 ceremony united Gail Bishop and James A. Howe Jr. at Shaftsbury United Methodist Church with Rev. George C. Mills officiating. Attendants included Wanda Lawrence as maid of honor and David Harris as best man. reception followed at the bride’s home before departure on a wedding trip to an undisclosed location.

Shaftsbury United Methodist Church Gail Bishop Fred Bishop West Mountain Road Shaftsbury James A. Howe Jr James A. Howe Sr George C. Mills Seventh Day Adventist Church Bennington Roger Holton Charlestream Earl Charlestream North Branch Street Hope Charlestream David and Paul Holton Joy Glee Charlestream Harp Viola Wanda Lawrence Linda Bishop Charlene Bishop Lisa Mead Wendy Sue Stoddard David Harris Peter Greene Charles Medford Arthur Howe Jeffrey Timothy’’ Howe Joan Medford

Montpelier Bride Christine Goss Weds Stephen Mears

Christine A. Goss of Montpelier married Stephen A. Mears in a 1 p.m. Aug 24 ceremony at St. Augustine's Church Montpelier. The couple, both 1974 University of Vermont graduates, will live in Bennington. The bride wore Venice lace and chiffon with mantilla, carried mixed flowers. attendants included Debra Chisholm and maid of honor Janella Resnick. Best man was Dennis Green. officiating was Rev Msgr Harold Field.

Montpelier Christine A. Goss Arthur J. Goss Worcester Branch Road Stephen A. Mears Clyde Mears Pownal Coletta Mears Bradford St Bennington St. Augustine’s Church Venice Debra Chisholm Janella Resnick Elizabeth Albert Jane Gomez George Bond Dennis Green Harold T. Field John Colby Loretta Magnan Gay Reed Ronnie McGuire Ed Ballance Kevin Wry Yellow Jersey Dennie Langr Johnstown N.Y Suzanne Merle Boston David Yoshida Anthony Mariano Rome Eric Sandford Whitby Ontario Canada Webb Burr and Burton Seminary St. Lawrence University Canton

Married Watson- Pierce at White Creek home ceremony

Debra Carole Pierce daughter of Carroll B. Pierce sr and Thomas Frank Watson son of Arthur Watson were wed at 2 pm Aug 24 in an outdoor ceremony at the bridegroom's parents home in White Creek New York Justice of the Peace Joseph Carroll presided Clinton Snow sang Wedding Song Nancy Brandi was matron of honor Sherman Moffitt best man Ringbearer John Brandi Edward Brandi. They plan a reception at Jermain Community Hall before an Mt Holly NJ honeymoon and will reside on Chapel Road Bennington.

Debra Carole Pierce Carroll B. Pierce Sr White Creek N.Y Thomas Frank Watson Arthur Watson Chapel Road Bennington Joseph Carroll Clinton Snow Arlington Nancy Brandi Sherman Moffitt John Brandi Edward Brandi Mt. Holly N.J Jermain Community Hall Johnny Berlin Fred Chandler Arlington Memorial High School Mt. Anthony Union High School Burgess Brothers

Pamela Beattie Weds Gary Webb In Manchester Center Ceremony

Pamela Dawn Beattie of Manchester becomes bride of Gary Wayne Webb of Rochester New York. The double ring ceremony was held at Zion Episcopal Church Manchester Center at 4 p.m. Aug 24. The couple plan a northern Ontario wedding trip following a reception at the Avalanche Motor Inn.

Pamela Dawn Beattie Manchester Gary Wayne Webb Orrin M. Beattie East of Equinox Farm Manchester Center Rochester N.Y Olaf Webb Burlington Ontario Canada Robert L. Clayton Zion Episcopal Church Susan Jamieson Warehouse Point Conn R. Gordon Hurley South Burlington Lynda B. Lemieux Lanesboro Mass St. Lawrence Clarkson College Potsdam Touche Ross Inc Avalanche Motor Inn Brenda Webb

Greene Dunn Engagement Told For Deborah Lynn

Mr and Mrs Myron H Greene of East Road Shaftsbury announce the engagement of their daughter Deborah Lynn to Theodore Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Larry Dunn of Chapel Road Bennington The bride to be employed by Grant City will graduate from Union High School in 1975 The groom to be attended local schools and is employed by Eagle Square in Shaftsbury

Mt. Anthony Union High School Bradford House Grant City Myron H. Greene East Road Shaftsbury Deborah Lynn Theodore Dunn Larry Dunn Chapel Road Bennington Eagle Square

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