Old First Church Setting for Shultz Flynn Wedding
Judith Ann Flynn and Stephen Northam Shultz wed at Old First Church in Old Bennington at noon on September 11. Rev. Arvel M. Steece officiated a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a Priscilla gown. attendants wore scarlet gowns. Reception at Mt. Anthony Country Club followed for 275 guests from multiple states. The couple will reside in Arlington after a Bermuda trip.
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Old First
Old Bennington
Judith Ann Flynn
Stephen Northam Shultz
Arvel M. Steece
Jedediah Dewey
William Bernard
Janet) Flynn
Bennington
Mr. Flynn
Seymour G. Shultz
Raymond C. Guerin Jr
Williamstown
Mass
Sherri James
Lenox
Steven M. Flynn
Priscilla
Boston
House of Bianchi
Jacqueline Wright
Jean Shultz
Manchester
Corinne Hayden
Julie Thurber
Pamela Geannelis
Lee Ann Fredrickson
Dan Shultz
Robin Outwater
John Peckham
North Bennington
William O’brien
Burlington
Thomas Jacobs
Ryan Nolan
Engagement of Patricia Ann Hebert to Michael Rupprecht
Mr and Mrs Glenn Hebert announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to Michael Rupprecht son of Mrs Elaine Dodge of Adams Mass and Robert Rupprecht of Savoy Mass The bride to be works at Bennington Convalescent Center attended Mt Anthony Union High School The groom is a 1975 Hoosac Valley High School graduate employed by Arnold Print Works Adams and is a Massachusetts National Guard member An April 2 1977 wedding is planned.
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Johnson State College
Participation
Manchester Center
Champlain College
Burlington
Neuchatel
Switzerland
Shultz Jewelers Inc
Bennington
Glenn Hebert
School St
Patricia Ann
Michael Rupprecht
Elaine Dodge
Mill St
Adams
Mass
Robert Rupprecht
Savoy
Center
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Hoosac Valley High School
Arnold Print Works
Massachusetts National Guard
Quaker Statement Supports Nonviolent Seabrook Protest
Putney Friends of the Northeast Quarter of the New England yearly meeting of Quakers approve a minute backing nonviolent opposition to the Seabrook nuclear plant in New Hampshire and express concern over Vernon plant operations. They urge exploration of alternative power options and note unresolved questions on safety and waste disposal raised by the District Court of Appeals case and past Yankee plants.
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Putney
Friends
New England
Yearly Meeting of the
Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
Plymouth
Clamshell Alliance
Seabrook
District Court of Appeals
Boston
Vermont Yankee
Maine Yankee
League of Women Voters resumes season with study topics
The Bennington League announces a full fall program focusing on national items studied by the 140,043 members nationwide. September and October cover natural resources, November international relations, January and February government, and March and April human resources. An open China meeting and a candidates forum are planned.
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Margaret Farmer
League
United States
League of Women Voters
Vermont
Adelaide Fine
Ruth Levin
Dorothy Loemker
Barbara Dyson
National Item
Kate Nash
Cochairmen
Frances Benjamin
Betsy Ehrenfreund
Barbara Geer
Lydia Twitchell
Lucia Howard
Isabelle Hoag
Mary Boline
Harriet Davis
Constance Guida
Recreation Topic Leads Bolton Conference in Vermont
The Governor's Conference on Recreation in Bolton Vermont focuses on the recreation industry with sessions on public and private sector cooperation. Governor Salmon will award the Theresa S. Brungardt Prize at luncheon and John Christie will speak on problems.
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Bolton
Vermont
Bolton Valley
Terry Costin
Montpelier
Thomas Salmon
Theresa S. Brungardt
John Christie
Vermont Recreation and Parks Association
A. H. Muller
Principal Smith speaks to Rotary on Vermont roots
Eugene P. Smith, new Mount Anthony Union High School principal, spoke to the Rotary Club on Sept. 17. Born in Vermont and raised in Hancock, he previously led Whitehall High School since 1963, with 21 years in education. He praised teachers and students, urged student involvement, discussed school financing alternatives, and noted budget and overcrowding concerns. He plans after school hours for student and parent access.
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Eugene P. Smith
Mount Anthony Union High School
Rotary Club
Vermont
Hancock
Smith
Mauhs
Whitehall
N.Y
Supt
George Sleeman
Bloodmobile at Bennington College Wednesday
Bloodmobile visits Bennington College Commons Building on Wednesday Sept 22 from 1 to 5 pm to collect blood donations with no entrance exams or tuition. North Bennington Shaftsbury residents urged to participate. 17-year-olds may donate without parental permission. Co chairs list volunteers and staff including doctors and Gray Ladies coordinating donor services.
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Bennington College
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Richard Leake III
Eugene V. Clark
Bennington County
Francis Herrick
F. P. Kerrigan
Richard Borden
John Reed
Paul Crane
F. H. Simmons
Francis Brunina
Gray
Gerald McCue
William Dailey Jr
Leon Jacobs Jr
John Mook
Manfred W. Ehrich Jr
Henry Hopkins
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Meetings And Events
Community notices summarize meetings at Willow Road Firehouse Second Congregational Hillside St church program At Home in Two Worlds Partners Women Fellowship and Board of Christian Education. Also tax payment deadline November 5 and a School Bus Clinic. Various ads list dentistry chiropractic and a golf tournament with times and locations.
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Rosemary Gilson
India
Burma
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Women’s Fellowship
Board of Christian Education
Bennington
Church Women United
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Ralph G. Wright
Vermont Candidates to be Interviewed on You Can Quote Me
Burlington voters will see eight candidates for governor U S senator and representative at large interviewed on WCAX Sundays at noon on election day November 2. A two part doubleheader airs September 26 from noon to 1 p m with guests including James M Jeffords John A Burgess Robert Stafford Thomas P Salmon Nancy Kaufman Stella Hackel Bernard Sanders and moderator Charles Lewis.
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Burlington
Vermont
U.S
U.S. House
WCAX
Channel 3
Charles Lewis
James M. Jeffords
Gregory LeFever
Rutland Herald
John Irving
Wdev Radio
Waterbury
John A. Burgess
New consumer agency blocked by Ford veto
Washington reports congressional sponsors quit efforts to establish a consumer protection agency this year. Rep. Jack Brooks and Sen. Abraham Ribicoff said compromise on House and Senate bills would be futile for the current session because President Ford would veto enactment.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer Protection Agency
Ford
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
House
Senate
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Margaret D. Clark
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Main St
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West Main Street
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Jean Stine
Hoosick Falls
Women’s Society of the
First Baptist Church
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Forman Center
Red Brick School
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
Anne T. Lundergan
Early Childhood Association
Justyne M. Steuer
Vermont Foreign Language Association
Vermont Education
Rutland
Booster Club
Call Chamber of Commerce
Harold J. Rose
Battenkill Arcade
William F. Wolfe
Northside Drive
Monument Plaza
Shea Agency Inc
ADV
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
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Wcax-Tv
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Nick Monsarrat
Barre-Montpelier
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Barre- Montpelier
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Liberty-Union Party
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Rodney Clarke
United Press International
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