Engagement of Therese LaRoche and James Milliken
Mr and Mrs Francis LaRoche announce the engagement of their daughter Therese Ann LaRoche, a secretary in Ft Lauderdale, to James R Milliken of Pompano Beach. Forthcoming wedding set for February 15. education and positions of both families noted. later another marriage announcement cites Nancy Mills to Edward Dickson on October 5 at Don Bosco College, Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis 0. LaRoche
Robinson Ave
Bennington
Therese Ann
Leadership Title Agency
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
James R. Milliken
Pompano Beach
Robert S. Milliken
Langseth Ave
Claremont
LaRoche
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bay Path Junior College
Longmeadow
Mass
Leadership Housing
Wittenberg University
Springfield
Ohio
Newton, N.J
James Mills
Thier
Nancy
Edward Dickson
Daniel Cadiz
Don Bosco College
Newton
Williamstown Couple Announces Engaged Phelps Axt
Miss Michael Phelps of Woodcock Road Williamstown engaged to Franklin D Axt Jr son of Mr and Mrs F D Axt of Williamstown The bride to be owns Marge's Gift Shop in Colonial Shopping Center The groom is service manager at Thomas McMahon Son A January 1 wedding planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Norris Phelps
Woodcock Road
Michael
Franklin D. Axt Jr
F.D. Axt
the Road
Miss Phelps
Marge
Colonial
Carleton Carpenter
Carleton Lane
Bennington
Thomas McMahon & Son
Marrs Cummings Bride-to-Be Plans Late November Wedding
Mr and Mrs Leo Marrs of Bennington announce their daughter Carol Jeanne will wed Danny Ram Cummings son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Cummings of Howland Maine. The bride to be a Mattanawcook Academy graduate holds an associate degree in early childhood from Holyoke Community College and works for Prentiss Carlisle of Enfield Maine. The groom is a Penobscot Valley High School alumnus from Howland. The wedding is planned for late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Marrs
Merson Street
Bennington
Carol Jeanne
Danny Ram Cummings
Raymond Cummings
Howland
Maine
Mattanawcook Academy
Lincoln
Holyoke Community College
Prentiss & Carlise
Enfield
Penobscot Valley
Junior Women invite area women to fall meeting
The Bennington Junior Women urge community women to join an informal social meeting on September 10 to learn about social and civic involvement. For details on time and place call 442-3477 or 447-7009. This year features indoor gardening toys for tots wine tasting Christmas caroling Chinese cooking creativity night discussion groups and a bazaar for a local need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Statia and Cross Wedding in Bennington Ceremony
Linda Marie Statia and Thomas William Cross married Sept 7 at St Francis de Sales Church in Bennington. The couple, both Mt Anthony graduates, will live on Middle Pownal Road. Also in court news Wallace Pearem pleaded not guilty to simple assault and disorderly conduct. William Wahl faced grand larceny and hashish charges with bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Marie Statia
Ellen Statia
Pownal
Thomas William Cross
Merton Cross
Main St
Bennington
St. Francis de Sales Church
John Hamilton
George M. Fienberg
Wallace R. Pearem
Rawsonville
Winhall
William C. Wahl
St. Joseph College
Wahl
McCray Wilcox Tie The Knot In East Arlington Rites
Donna Marie Wilcox and Robert L. McCray united in marriage August 17 at Federated Church East Arlington with Rev. John Geer officiating. Bride wore white organza gown with elbow veil. Susan Wilcox maid of honor. Elmer Harper best man. ushers Charles Moffitt and Walter Brewer. Reception at Fisher Elementary School Arlington. Couple resides in Crown Point where groom works.
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Louise Gauthier
Arthur Paulin
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Marty-Moore Greenhouses
Bennington
James Hamilton
Mary Kelly
Mt. Anthony
Bennington P & O
Exxon
Main
Depot Streets
East Arlington
Donna Marie Wilcox
Gilbert Wilcox
Robert L. McCray
Clarence McCray
Crown Point
N.Y
Federated Church
John Geer
June Bentley
Traumerer
Schumann
Bohm
Fisher Elementary School
Arlington
Agnes Brewer
Bennington Listings and Meetings This Week
Manpower opens Youth Corps positions for 16 and 17 year olds offering 20 hours weekly of paid work training and tutoring with applications at 338 Main St Bennington or 310 Bennet St Manchester. St Marys Guild hosts fall meeting with pot luck luncheon featuring speaker Mrs Showah on Vermont woven quilts. St Catherines chapter meets 7 30 pm Tuesday at 217 Park St Bennington. The Kings Daughters gather 3 pm Wednesday Sept 11 at 210 Washington Ave Bennington. Oil painting classes sign up now call 442 8657. The Trails band at Junction Restaurant from Sept 12 9 pm to close. Homemaking Bowling League starts Sept 12 1 pm at Bennington Lanes with nursery provided. call 442 3265. Bennington Garden Club meets Sept 10 7 30 pm at Bennington Museum Sloane Room with Hubert Vogelmann speaking on plants and Vermont welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manpower Development Center
Main St
Bennington
Bennet St
Manchester
St. Mary’s Guild of
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church of
Showah
Vermont
Fred Welling
Cecil Williams
Bennington Garden Club
Sloane
Bennington Museum
Hubert Vogelmann
University of Vermont
Nature Conservancy
Vermont innkeepers excursion eye Amtrak tourism aims
Plans for a two day fall excursion of the Vermont Hotel Motel Restaurant Association to Bolton Valley Lodge Sept 15 16 will cover Amtrak routes Canada travel U S Bicentennial and Olympic plans. Mallary will discuss energy competition and a bill to curb supplier dominance while Lyons outlines Canadian travel promotion and cross border efforts. George Cleland Nor-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Amtrak
Canada
U.S
Vermont Hotel-Motel Restaurant Association
Bolton Valley Lodge
Richard W. Mallary
House
Mallory
Donald A. Lyons
Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Community Recreation Center Offers Free Swim and Classes
Free swimming is available at the Community Recreation Center from 3:30 to 4:30 today through Friday. Learn to Swim classes and a Swim Team begin Sept 23. A WSI course runs 4:30 to 6:30 Monday through Friday through the 20th. prominent travel experts from Amtrak and AHMA address travel costs, trains, schedules, and Vermont vacation impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSI
Robert M. Wilson
Vermont
Agency of Administration
Burlington hosts Aiken testimonial at U V M gym
The Republican fund dinner honoring Sen. George D. Aiken moves from Barre to the University of Vermont Patrick Gymnasium in Burlington to seat 2,000. President Ford will attend, with tickets at 50 dollars per plate. Proceeds benefit Republican candidates. tickets expected to sell out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
UPI
Ford
Barre
Burlington
University of Vermont
Patrick Gymnasium
Richard Snelling
Burlington International
Snelling
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Fort Wolters park plan eyed as city buys land
Mineral Wells officials hope to convert part of Fort Wolters, a Vietnam era helicopter training base, into a major park. The General Services Administration says half the fort will be sold after a survey funded in part by the GSA, with costs of about 60,000 for the survey and 25,000 to be covered by the city and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells, Tex
UPI
Fort Wolters
General Services Administration
GSA
Bill Rivers
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Lehigh University
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Therese Ann Laroche
Phelps
Axt
Michael Phelps
Marrs-Cummings
Carol Jeanne Marrs
Poke Jewelers
Bennington, Vt
John Roberts
Linda Statia
Thomas Cross
Thomas W. Cross
Gloria Moffitt
Mary Wilkinson
Allyson Rade
Dianna Marshall
Sheila Moffitt
Mary Snow
Bennington Briefs
St. Catherine’s
St. Jean’s
Council of the Catholic Daughters of America
Edward Pinsonneault
Park St
Rollin Jenney
Washington Avenue
Bennington Lanes
Martin’s Shoe Store
North ST. Bennington, VT
Theastern
John Fisher
John Fisher Enterprises Ltd
Toronto
Ontario
Robert L. Richards
American Hotel & Motel Association
Ah&ma
Vermont Hotel - Motel Restaurant Association
Aiken
Senate
Happy Cook
Gladstone
New England
Red Cross
Amercan National Red Cros