Bennington Couple Wed At First Baptist Church
Terese Louise Fair daughter of Harold and Patricia Fair of Bennington wed Harry Merritt Campbell son of Carl Campbell and Mrs Marjorie Bevins also of Bennington at 10 am Saturday August 30. Rev Floyd I La Bombard officiated with music by organist Martha Dodge. Jill Stemp was matron of honor with Ann and Lynn Fair as bridesmaids. Phillip Cummings served as best man. ushers were Thomas Stemp and Kenneth Bishop. The bride wore a striped dimity gown with lace details and a chapel train. veil attached to juliet cap. Bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Reception at Elks Lodge. Bride employed at Geannelis Restaurant. groom, a Mt Anthony Program graduate, will enter Johnson State College. They plan to live in Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terese Louise Fair
Harold
Patricia Fair
Soule St
Bennington
Harry Merritt Campbell
Carl Campbell
Marjorie Bevins
First Baptist Church
Floyd I. la Bombard
Martha Dodge
Jill Stemp
Ann Fair
Lynn Fair
Phillip Cummings
Thomas Stemp
Kenneth Bishop
Elks Lodge
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Geannelis Restaurant
Mt. Anthony
Knotty Pine Motel
Johnson State College
Bennington Briefs Include Hike Plan and Classes
Annie Scanlon, babysitter at Sacred Heart Church, will leave Monday Sept 8 for Rome for a month. Green Mountain Club to hike Branch Pond and Bourn Pond starting 10 a.m. Saturday from Gulf Station Arlington. five hour level hike. Deputies academy set Sept 8 7 p.m. at South Street court house with sessions Sept 8-11 15-18 22-23 7-10 p.m. Pool league meeting Sept 8 7 p.m. Mid Town Bowl. Garage sale Sept 3-6 823 Gage Street 9-5. Junior bowling registration at 442-3290 due Sept 11. bowling starts Sept 13. Shaffe's Men’s Shop hours messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Scanlon
Sacred Heart Church
Rome
Italy
Green Mountain Club
Branch Pond
Bourn Pond
Lye Brook
Gulf Station
Route 7
Arlington
Dave Hapgood
James Guida
South Street Court House
Gadabouts Open Fall Season With Dance At Molly Stark
The Catamount Gadabouts square dance club begins fall activities with a dance at Molly Stark School this Saturday from 8 to 11 pm led by caller Joe Uebelacker. Western style dancers are welcome. A pre dance demo starts 6:30 in Mammoth Mart lot. rain cancels the demo but not the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catamount Gadabouts Square Dance Club
Molly Stark School
Joe Uebelacker
Mammoth Mart
Vermont Academy Nomination Deadline Set by Leahy
Senator Patrick Leahy announced a September 19 deadline for Vermont youth to seek nomination to United States service academies for the class entering July 1, 1976. He plans ten nominations per vacancy at each academy, with two vacancies at the Merchant Marine Academy allocated to Vermont. Women are encouraged to apply as the Military Authorization bill contemplates admission of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patrick J. Leahy
Vermont
United States Service Academy
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S. Military Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Air Force Academy
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Leahy
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Burlington
Bennington District Court entries include multiple guilty pleas
District Court in Bennington Wednesday before Judge George M. Fienberg heard plea deals from several defendants. Michael B. Nolli faced simple assault charges in Pownal and paid a $50 fine, while Lynn Averill pleaded guilty to attempting to take a deer in Dorset and was fined $200. Richard E. Lawrence admitted no highway use permit violation in Pownal and paid $100. Larry Clayton pleaded guilty to false report to police and driving with a suspended license in Bennington, with concurrent 60 day jail terms, plus no contest pleas to marijuana possession, a bad check, and aggravated assault, leading to a 60-day concurrent sentence on the marijuana and bad check charges and a year for the aggravated assault, plus probation. In separate proceedings, Andrew J. Swhneski pleaded guilty to DUI in Bennington and was fined $125 with a one-year license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Michael B. Nolli
Applegate
Mark Santelli
Pownal
Lynn L. Averill
Manchester Center
Dorset
Richard E. Lawrence
West Sand Lake
N.Y
Larry Clayton
Arlington
Clayton
Sunderland
Jeffrey Weeden
Manchester
Andrew J. Swhneski
Putnam’ St
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Beverly Baker Michael Brady Joseph Maccioli Jr Bennington Patricia McRae Pownal Center Cecile Hewes Manchester Center. Discharges include Mrs Jerry Keough Bennington Jacqueline Ruggles and baby girl North Bennington James Bishop Shaftsbury Mary Schweizerof Dorset. Births: son to Michael and Patricia Brown Pownal. Another birth daughter Stacy Lyn Aug 29 North Adams Regional Hospital to Stephen Zwiercan family. Maternal grandparents Edward Giroux and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Baker
Michael Brady
Joseph Maccioli Jr
Bennington
Patricia McRae
Pownal Center
Cecile Hewes
Manchester Center
Jerry Keough
Jacqueline Ruggles
North Bennington
James _ Bishop
Shaftsbury
Mary Schweizerof
Dorset
Michael Brown
Pownal
Stacy Lyn
North Adams
Mass
Stephen Zwiercan
Edward Giroux
Diamond warns police chiefs of prosecution
Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond told the Vermont Police Chiefs Association that police departments must report case information to the Vermont Crime Information Center or face a $100 fine. The center aggregates crime statistics from all state agencies, and a new federal grant mandate reinforces the requirement. A separate task force completed a 100 page report for Gov. Salmon urging a criminal justice advisory board to improve data gathering and analysis while noting privacy protections remain unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Salmon
Molly Stuart Leake and Frederick Hobbs Parker Engaged
Granby couple announces the engagement of Molly Stuart Leake daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Leake to Ens. Frederick Hobbs Parker son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Parker of Hampton Virginia. Molly is a May Ithaca College graduate in music education and Cornell trained Eng Parker holds a bachelor of arts in industrial engineering from Cornell. A January wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby, Conn
Peter B. Leake
Granby
Molly Stuart Leake
Ens
Frederick Hobbs Parker
Henry G. Parker
Hampton, Va
Richard B. Leake Jr
Walloomsac Road
Bennington
Mr. Leake
St. Mary’s - In - the - Mountains
Littleton
N.H
Elmira College
Ithaca College
Cornell University
Truman film adaptation from book at Paramount
Hollywood reports Paramount Pictures will develop a feature film based on Margaret Truman's book about Harry S Truman. The project adapts the presidency history into a cinematic portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Harry S Truman
Margaret Truman
Paramount Pictures
Montpelier Couple Honored on 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Heath of 28 Deerfield Drive Montpelier celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Aug 23 at Indian Shutters Charlestown N H arranged by their eldest daughter Mrs Patricia Hartshorne. Toastmaster Gordon Heath presented a monetary gift. The Heaths married Aug 23 1925 at Townshend Federated Church. They moved to Montpelier in 1966 after years in Bennington where Mr Heath was a superintendent of schools and later worked with the State Department of Education retiring in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Allan J. Heath
Deerfield Drive
Harry Eddington
Bennington
Charlestown
N.H
Patricia Hartshorne
Carolyn Eddington
Marcia Masse
Gordon
Mt Anthony Junior High braces for 800 students during renovations
Mt Anthony Union Junior High expects about 800 seventh and eighth graders to attend while undergoing extensive work. Safety measures are in place as interior work nears completion and outside construction is fenced. The basement and multi purpose room show partial readiness with upcoming library plans. parking shifts and a lack of cafeteria complicate daily routines.
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Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
East Main Street
Vermont Under Four Flags history published in Montpelier
Perry H Merrill former forests and parks commissioner writes a 350 page Vermont history focusing on 20 topics by subject rather than chronology. Chapters cover Agriculture Arts and Science Banks and Money Education Early History Industry and more. The book features a blue and gold jacket with four flags and will be sold in bookstores or through the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Perry H. Merrill
Bennington
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