Outdoor Wedding Set at Glastenbury Estate Today
Miss Carol Jean Christensen of Salt Lake City will wed John Cordy of New York City this afternoon at 4 in an outdoor ceremony at the Sterba summer home in Glastenbury. Justice E W Mattison will officiate. Guests include Claudio Marzello, Philip Bullard, Nadia Merzhakow, Peter Almond, Paul Andor, and other relatives and friends. The couple plans to reside in New York City.
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Glastenbury
Richard F. Sterba
Carol Jean Christensen
Salt Lake City
Utah
John Cordy
New York City
Miss Christensen
Horace Christensen
Horace Mann School
New York
Ethiopia
Mr. Cordy
Meta Cordy
Henry Cordy
John V. Lindsay
Sterbas
Christensens
Cordy
Claudio Marzello
Philip George Bullard
Paris
France
Nadia Merzhakow
Pratt Institute
Peter Almond
New Haven
Henry Schurink
Shaftsbury
Almond
John Hersey
Yale
Kingman Brewster
Bennington Briefs Rummage Sale and Local Notices
Collections are being made for a rummage sale September 18 and 19 sponsored by the Senior Citizens Club at the Senior Citizens Center. Donations can be left at the center or picked up by calling 7 7815. Neil A. Lachant, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lachant, has entered the University of Vermont College of Medicine for a four year course leading to an MD. He graduated from UVM in May and is among 40 Vermonters of 75 in the fall term and one of 26 UVM graduates. St Jean's Council Ste Catherine will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Pinsonneaults, 217 Park. VFW Annual Clambake Sunday Sept 13 at Perry James, Middle Pownal Road. tickets $6, available at VFW Post 137 North St. Bennington. Public invited. ADV Anyone desiring a ride to the polls for the primary election Tuesday Sept 8, call 442-3016 or 442-5716. POL ADV polls for primary election Tuesday Sept 8 call 442-3533. In Woodford. POL ADV.
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Senior Citizens Club
Senior Citizens Center
Neil A. Lachant
Joseph Lachant
Jefferson Avenue
College of Medicine
University of Vermont
UVM
St. Jean’s
VFW
Perry James
Middle Pownal Road
North St
Bennington
Banner To Feature Entertainment Page Opens Weekly Arts Column
The Banner introduces a new weekly entertainment page to cover arts from TV to Broadway and local arts scenes. Milton Bass's column may appear from existing placements while top records and best selling books are added. Book reviews emphasizing local topics will rise, with a possible expansion to twice weekly if interest warrants. Geoffrey Chapman, County Editor, invites comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bass
Geoffrey Chapman
Nader charges GM lied about Corvair safety
Ralph Nader accused General Motors officials of deliberately lying to Congress about the Corvair’s safety and urged the president and board chairman to resign. He said GM knew since 1962 the car was unstable and leaked exhaust, called for recalls of 600,000 Corvairs, and sought reopenings of 1966 hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
General Motors
Congress
Transportation
John B. Volpe
Nader
Volpe
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Senate
Edward Cole
James M. Roche
Lot Sizes an Issue Shaftsbury Zoning Law Aired at Public Hearing
Forty residents attended the first public hearing on Shaftsbury's proposed zoning ordinance in Cole Hall. Key points include a clash between the town plan and the ordinance on minimum lot sizes, the board seeking an AG ruling, and a 10 percent petition motif allowing challenges to Board of Adjustment decisions.
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Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Selectmen and Planning Board
Edwin Colvin
Attorney General's Office
Thomas W. Hall Jr
Board of Adjustment
Colvin
Eagle Square
W. E. Dailey’s
Selectmen
Planning Board
Attorney General’s Office
Merton Snow Sr
Anthony Altobell
Roy Whitman
Barbeau Appointed Woodford Selectman
Woodford selectmen named Phillip E. Barbeau to fill the unexpired term of Murray Cutler who died last spring. Irene Barbeau resigns as auditor due to conflict of interest with her husband’s appointment and Marguerite Cleminson is sworn in to replace her. Open primary voting rules noted and no classes at the Woodford School polling place on Tuesday.
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Woodford
Phillip E. Barbeau
Murray Cutler
Irene Barbeau
Bar
Beau
Marguerite Cleminson
Barbeau
Joseph W. King
Woodford School
Petersburg woman Gladys Hubbard 43 dies after long illness
Mrs Gladys E Hubbard a Petersburg New York resident died Friday at Albany Medical Center after a long illness. Born September 28 1926 in Petersburg she was the daughter of Parley Thomas and Hazel Church Thomas. Survived by husband Alphonso J Hubbard two daughters Fay Maxon Berlin and Becky Wagar Pittstown one sister and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 pm from Thomas M Barber Funeral Home Petersburg with Rev David Hubbard officiating. Interment Meadow Lawn Cemetery Petersburg. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Gladys E. Hubbard
Petersburg
N.Y
Albany Medical Center
Parley Thomas
Hazel Church Thomas
Petersburg Methodist Church
Petersburg Firement Auxiliary
Alphonso J. Hubbard
Fay Maxon
Berlin
Becky Wagar
Pittstown
Arthur Southgate
Thomas M. Barber
David Hubbard
Pittstown Methodist Church
Meadow Lawn
Mildred E. Forman
W. Earle Forman
Merson Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
First Church of God
Hanson- Walbridge
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Justice of the Peace
E. W. Mattison
Arlington
Mrs. Cordy
Dorset, VI
Dorset
Payhous
Abe Burrows
Bennington Briefs
POL. Adv
Rensselaer County
Phil Bemis
M.C
Stege
Vogues
Arts & Crafts Bldg
Gertrude Rosenberg
George Calloway
Jeanette Neisuler
John S. Burgess
Vermont
S. G. Moore
Treas
Corvair
Hathaway
Allen Funt
Daley
O'Brien
WATCH
Davis
Hayes
Arthur Faris
Fairfax Ayres
Bill Dailey Jr
Charles Peacock
Mrs. Alphonso Hubbard
Speaker OF
the House
Bennington Banner
Bennington Banners
The
Banner Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
U.S
DeLaz
Juve
SUN
RaDio City
Burke Edwards
Lil
EL Wallach
Disney
Walt
Disney proDuctions
Technicolor
Wes Oveney Producions
Fred MacMurray
Harte Theatre
Institute For Adult Education
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Vr Ae Eae Ees PT
Ed Jevin
Arts Workshop
Bennington, Vermont
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