Racicot Burdick Wedding Vows at Sacred Heart Church
Cathy Burdick and John Racicot united in marriage at Sacred Heart Church Bennington at 1 p.m. on Saturday Sept. 6. Officiated by Rev Kyrn Bulger with music by Carol Keaton and Arthur Murray. Attendants included matron of honor Darlene Church and best man Ted Church. Bridesmaids Judy Burdick Arlene Pratt Sandra Racicot Lynette Shepard. ushers Truman Southworth Bruce Prouty Keith Giroux Terry Raetz. Bride wore satin gown with lace and chapel train. bouquet of carnations baby’s breath and white orchid. Reception at Knights of Columbus Hall followed by a trip to an undisclosed location. Bride a Southern Vermont College graduate. groom Mt Anthony Union graduate. will reside North Pownal.
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Sacred Heart Church
Bennington
Cathy Jo Burdick
Harvey J. Burdick Jr
North Pownal
John Leonard Racicot
John Racicot
Putnam Street
Kyrn Bulger
C.S.C
Carol Keaton
Arthur Murray
Mothers of the Bride
Darlene Church
Ted Church
Judy Burdick
Arlene Pratt
Pownal
Sandra Racicot
Lynette Shepard
Williamstown
Mass
Truman Southworth
Bruce Prouty
Keith Giroux
Terry Raetz
Robert Springer
William H. McGraw
O.S.A
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
Cathy Marker
Lyall J. Deyoe
James Perry
Kenneth Smith
Mark Rousseau
Walloomsac River Clean-Up Planned by HRB CEPA
Bennington Chapter of HRB CEPA announces a Walloomsac River clean-up with Marcia Barber and Paul Scott meeting volunteers at 10 a.m. on Saturday Sept 13. Volunteers will reach the Roaring Branch bridge on Park Street just north of the High School and form parties of pickers to wade canoe and walk the river banks along selected stretches.
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Walloomsac River
Bennington
Hoosic River Basin
Elks 567 Fundraiser and Volunteer Drive Notices
Members of Bennington lodge Elks 567 urged to buy tickets for Silver Towers Camp fundraiser with first prize a $3,000 Hawaii trip and second prize a color 16 inch TV. Proceeds support charity. tickets sold at the club 125 Washington Ave and Monday bingo, drawing Oct. 18 at Windsor lodge. Volunteers sought for debris cleanup, details to call 442-3101 or 442-6967. weather contingency for Sunday.
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Bennington
Perrotta
Hospital Notes and Local Activities report Hoosick Falls area
Birth announced for Michael and partner in Hoosick Falls. Admissions list includes Sophie Lavatore Tammy DeCell Clare Baker among entries. Mid Town Bowl hosts junior registration open with Sept 11 deadline and Sept 13 start. Bennington Dog Training Club Obedience classes begin Sept 11 at Mt Anthony Junior High with regular 6 15 pm sessions. contact Ben Griffin or Fran Zando Kennels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Lavatore
Tammy DeCell
Bennington
Clare Baker
Hoosick Falls
Bennington Court Records Show Multiple Petty Offense Pleas
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg presided as several defendants pleaded no contest or guilty to petty larceny driving under the influence careless and negligent driving and related charges. Fines ranged from 25 to 125 dollars with licenses suspensions and program advisories where noted. Additional Waiver pleas included disorderly conduct and careless and accident charges from Aug 196 and Dec 1974 amended to careless and accident with $50 fine.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Joseph M. LaRoche
Grove St
John P. Fisher
White Birch Trailer Park
Herbert E. Phillips
Arlington
William A. Bowen
South Hill
Readsboro
Bryan J. Pello
White Chapel Road
Rene G. Pellerin
Claremont
N.H
Manchester
Charles R. Black
South Dorset
Dorset
Patrick P. Piscopo
School St
Robert W. Phillips Jr
Crow Hill Road
Shaftsbury
Thomas P. Whalen
Mechanicville
N.Y
Pownal
Harvey J. Pratt Jr
North Branch St
Noel G. Fitch
Winhall
Donald R. Bodak
Hoosick Falls
Button-Roys wed in Hoosick Falls church ceremony
Judith Ann Roys daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Roys and the late M Bruce Roys married John R Button son of Mr and Mrs John Q Button on Sept 6 at the First United Church in Hoosick Falls Rev Robert Springer and Rev William H McGraw officiated Cathy Marker organist. The couple will honeymoon in DeLand Florida and Daytona Beach with plans to live at 28 First St Hoosick Falls.
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Mrs
Michael Rancourt
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Judith Ann Roys
Dorothy Roys
M. Bruce Roys
John R. Button
John Q. Button
First United Church
Cambridge
Paul Liportes
DeLand
Fla
Daytona Beach
SUNY
Plattsburgh
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Siena College
New York
First St
Bike Rally and Tours in Bennington Sept 20
The League of American Wheelmen and Bennington Pedal People host the Vermont Rally on Saturday September 20 at Willow Park East Road. Registration $2 includes patch and maps. tours range five to 100 miles with staggered starts from 8 to 10 a.m. Various routes visit North Adams Mass and historic Bennington sites. all welcome.
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The
League of American Wheelmen
Bennington
Willow Park
East Road
New England
Crescent Blvd
Natural Bridge
North Adams
Mass
Topping Tavern
Bennington Museum
Old First Church
Bennington Battle Monument
Park-McCullough
Old Bennington
Vermont Delegation Roll Call on Major Votes Sept. 3
Washington report details how Vermont lawmakers voted on two roll calls. Rep James Jeffords voted nay on the Intergovernmental Personnel Act amendment, while Sens Patrick Leahy and Robert Stafford backed tabling a school desegregation busing amendment. HR 4415 funds and extends the act, while HR 8121 funds state justice and commerce departments.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
John Rousselot
R-Cal
Spark Matsunaga
Hawaii
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Justice Department
Justice
Departments of State, Justice and Commerce
House
Patrick Leahy
Robert Stafford
Blow loses bid for injunction over haircut policy
UPI reports Joe Blow, a 34 year old Air National Guard mechanic from Colchester, was denied an injunction to prevent his dismissal for refusing to cut his shoulder length hair. Judge Albert Coffrin scheduled a trial and granted potential back pay if Blow wins the suit. Blow had argued the Guard cannot dictate civilian employee hair length and had sought a wig option.
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The
American Civil Liberties Union
National Guard
Blow
Dutch fruit and vegetable exports rise 5.7 percent
The Central Bureau of Horticultural Auctions reported Dutch exports of fresh fruit and vegetables last year increased 5.7 percent to 1,404 million guilders, about 561.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
UPI
Central Bureau of Horticultural Auctions
Funeral services for Theodore A. Bentley in Rupert
Theodore A. Bentley 62 died Friday at his Rupert home. Funeral services were held Sunday at McClellan Funeral Home Salem New York with Rev. Cornelius VandenBrook. burial in Rupert Cemetery. Born April 13 1913 in Rupert he was WWII veteran and a retired farmer. Survived by widow Gertrude two daughters Debbie Bentley and Lucinda Dyer a stepson Lawrence Grant a brother Norman two sisters and a great grandchild.
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Theodore A. Bentley
Rupert
McClellan
Salem
N.Y
Cornelius VandenBrook
Rupert Methodist Church
Rupert Cemetery
Mr. VandenBrook
Clark
Annie Bentley
Gertrude
Debbie Bentley
Lucinda Dyer
Rapid City
N.D
Lawrence Grant
Manchester
Norman
Herman Saunders
West Rupert
Marjorie Mudgett
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Racicot-Burdick
Bennington Knights of
Columbus Hall
Southern Vermont College
Mt. Anthony Union High School
North
Cathy-Jo and
Walloomsac
Hrbcepa
Elks News
Roaring Branch
Paran Creek
Henry Bridge
Bennington Briefs
la Leche League
Pat Goodnow
Putnam St
Ms. Goodnow
FOE, Aerie
Hall of Eagles
St. Anne
Elaine Anderson
Shea
Insurance Center
ADV
Main St
Button
Vermont
E.g. Mahar & Son, Inc
Main
Order OF the Golden Rule
Colchester
Advanced Studies
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Shaffe
Nichols
Shortie
Reg
Playtex
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