Mt Anthony boards final exam plan amid student input
Mt. Anthony Union High School Prin Clarence Pelkie announced a revised final exam schedule after a board meeting on April 8. Exams will spread over four days with no more than two finals per student. Senior finals run June 7 to 12. The NYC program funds Windham College summer study for 12 of 25 NYC students.
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Nyc
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Thrift Shops Offer Varied Goods in Bennington Area
Thrift shop listings from Bennington and North Bennington highlight items such as a 9 by 12 rug an iron baby clothes books a mix master and silver evening slippers at Bennington. Jewelry a radio long dresses yard goods bedspreads and many clothes available at North Bennington. Hours set 1 to 5 on Thursday Friday and 10 to 4 on Saturday. Altar Rosary Society meeting at St Francis de Sales parish planned for Tuesday April 30 at John XXIII Institute supper at 6 30 with business meeting at 7 30 including officer nominations and banquet planning. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1332 officer nominations and elections tonight at 8 at the post rooms.
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Bennington
Altar Rosary Society
St. Francis de Sales Parish
John XXIII Institute
Horse Show Sunday to Benefit Bennington Pony Club
An indoor spring horse show to aid the Bennington Pony Club takes place Sunday April 28 at Doornhof Farm Shaftsbury. Open to all English riders with 9 AM start and events including equitation jumping and a noon intermission demonstration by four riders. Officials: Warren Baker judge Henry Schurink ringmaster and farrier Steve Jesseman announcer Mrs Winn Frantz secretary. Luncheon refreshments on site.
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Bennington Pony Club
Doornhof Farm
Shaftsbury
Warren Baker
Wallingford
Henry Schurink
Steve Jesseman
Winn Frantz
Bennington Court Rules on Guilty Pleas and Pleas of Not Guilty
Acting Judge George M. Fienberg presided over multiple Bennington District Court cases. Thomas A. Lane of Danbury Conn pled guilty by waiver to carrying a loaded rifle in a car Jan 25 in Pownal, fined $25. Douglas Shand of Manchester pleaded not guilty to forgery involving a $40 check, released on $1,000 bail. Gerald Smith of Bennington pleaded not guilty to two counts of simple assault against city officers, bail $250 on each. Joseph Keller of Manchester Depot pleaded not guilty to careless driving resulting in an accident, released on $50 bail. Joseph C. Wood of Goshen Mass pled guilty to amended disorderly conduct in Stamford Jan 19, fined $25 after originally pleading not guilty to simple assault. Richard G. Caron of Bennington pleaded not guilty to simple assault against Douglas Grover in Bennington Apr 17. bail $1,000. Michael H. Hulbert of Bennington, 16, pled guilty to unlawful mischief for a Jan 1 broken Bell Laundry plate glass, restitution ordered, six month suspended jail, probation. also pled guilty to possessing spiritous beverages and fined $25.
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George M. Fienberg
Bennington District Court
Thomas A. Lane
Danbury
Conn
Pownal
Douglas Shand
Manchester
David Woodard
Arlington
Gerald Smith
Bennington
Gary Briggs
Steve Brookman
Joseph Keller
Manchester Depot
Joseph C. Wood
Goshen
Mass
Stamford
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Richard G. Caron
Douglas F. Grover
Caron
Michael H. Hulbert
Bell Laundry
Obituary notices for Righi Palladino and related services
Funeral services were held for Achille G. Righi 87 of Readsboro at St. Joachim's Church on April 19. He died at home and was interred in Readsboro Village Cemetery. Also noted were services for Mary A. Charlesworth in Bennington and Rose Palladino in Troy with services at St. Peter's Episcopal and Our Lady of Victory churches respectively. Committal prayers occurred in family plots in Southview Cemetery and St. Mary's Cemetery Troy.
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Readsboro
Achille G. Righi
Canal Street
Julien LaFlamme
Readsboro Village
Province of Tyrol
Austria
Righi
Mary A. Charlesworth
Hunt St
Bennington
Bennington Convalescent Center
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Kenneth W. Costin
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Dennis
Raymond
Jeffrey Murray
Wayne
Kevin
Scott Jacobs
Fr. Costin
Southview Cemetery
North Adams
Rose Palladino
Woodward Avenue
Brunswick
N.Y
Paul Palladino
Our Lady of Victory Church
Troy
Msgr
William M. Slavin
Healey
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Slavin
Lucenti urges jobs program to lift economy in Vermont
Vermont candidate Margaret Lucenti of Barre argues government must be the employer of last resort to reduce unemployment and lift the economy. She criticizes tax structure and energy costs, calls for reform of the Public Service Board, and favors capping campaign spending. She supports Nixon's resignation or impeachment.
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Democratic Party
Blues chief vows to cut red tape in Vermont and New Hampshire
Oliver Fifield president of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont and New Hampshire told the Rotary Club in Rutland that the 2024 priority is cutting red tape to speed care and payments for subscribers. He stressed claims simplification will not weaken cost controls. New Hampshire insurance commissioner Frank Whaland has begun daily office visits in Concord to push for further cost cuts.
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UPI
Oliver Fifield
Vermont
New Hampshire
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Rotary Club
Fifield
Frank Whaland
Concord
N.H
Catholic Daughters plan rummage sale and events
Court St. Andrew 259 meets at John XXIII Institute to discuss a spring rummage sale at Knights of Columbus Hall on Main Street this Friday at 10 a.m. Co chairs Ruth Mulvey and Agatha Krawczyk, with May 15 banquet at Mt. Anthony Country Club. May 7 meeting at 7:30 p.m., and the Vermont Catholic Daughters convention set for May 18–19 at Cortina Inn Killington. attendees to contact Christine St. John. Boston weather: fair then rain likely Friday through Sunday.
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Bennington Catholic Daughters of America
John XXIII Institute
Knights of Columbus Hall
Main Street
Ruth Mulvey
Agatha Krawczyk
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Thomas Barosse
CSC
Holy Cross Novitiate
Ann Cummings
Catherine Dermody
West Road
Vermont Catholic Daughters of America
Cortina Inn
Killington
Christine St. John
David Randall Exhibit at Harte Theatre Entry
Shaftsbury painter David Randall presents paintings and pastels in the Harte Theatre entry on Main Street. Trained at the National Academy and New York Studio School, he lives in Bennington and co-owns Bennington Art Supplies with his wife and two friends. He emphasizes color relationships to create space, yielding a vivid figurative yet abstract-influenced style. he belongs to the Community Arts Association of Southwest Vermont which curates the Harte shows. Call 442-6527 or visit 408 Main St. Bennington for display inquiries.
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David Randall
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Randall
New Jersey
National Academy
New York Studio School
Bennington
Bennington Art Supplies
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Vermont
Harte
Community Arts Association
Main St
Steven Rice to Speak at UVM Commencement
Steven Rice of Bennington will speak at the University of Vermont graduation ceremonies at Patrick Gymnasium on May 18 at 10 a.m. Rice, active in student government and an education major, will address the Class of 1974 from several colleges. He wrote a paper titled Four Years at the University What It Has Meant to Me or a Walk Down the Aisle.
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Steven Rice
Bennington
University of Vermont
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Rice
UVM
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College of Agriculture
College of Engineering
School of Allied Health Sciences
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Charles E. Rice
Charles St
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