Bus Schedules for Kindergartners in Bennington District
The Bennington School District approves kindergarten bus schedules effective Sept. 12 for trips to the First Baptist Church Christian Education wing, supplementing existing routes. Five buses cover west and east areas to cut travel time to about 40 minutes, with pickups listed by route, driver, stop times, and locations.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
First Baptist Church Christian Education
Morning Sessions bus schedule at local roads and Baptist Church
Two driver groups list stops with house names and streets from 8:05 to 8:32 AM, ending with approximate arrival at Baptist Church 8:42. First group includes Pettis drivers visiting Howard Johnsons to Lemieux House on Monument Avenue. Second group led by Selma Jane Studies covers West Road Pleasant Valley Road and Silk Road to Baptist Church.
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Howard Johnson’s
Pownal Road
Biggart
Dunham’s
Dewey Street
Monument Ave
Lauzon
Monument Avenue
Santarcangelo
Monument Circle
Tinker House
Catamount Lane
Willard
Anthony
Shepard House
Pageant Street
Lyons
LoPiccolo
Hunt Street
Dean
Osterly
Robinson Avenue
Lemieux
Baptist Church
Old Country Store
West Road
Grand House
Clark
Jerome
T. Harrison
Greene
Pleasant Valley Road
Gore
Houran Road
Whipstock
Whipstock Road
Hurley
Airport Road
Liggett House
Walloomsac Road
Ketchum House
Vail Road
House House
Silk Road
Kelley House
Corey
Leo Harrington
Biddle
Rice Lane
Bump
Krawzyck
Osgood
Harwood Hill
Morse
Cook
Cole
North Bennington Road
LeBlanc
North
Bennington Road
Corcoran TV Shop
Leon’s Knotty Pine
Barry Sees GOP Victory In 1968
Barry M. Goldwater told Human Events he believed the GOP could defeat President Johnson in 1968, saying the American people may have their bellies full. He named Richard Nixon as best equipped to challenge Johnson, and dismissed George W. Romney as having “taken a powder in 1964 without giving a reason.”
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Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
GOP
Johnson
Goldwater
Human Events Magazine
Richard H. Nixon
Michigan
George W. Romney
Afternoon Driver Routes to Baptist Church Seen in Town Transfers
A list of afternoon bus stops and times for drivers James Wright and Harry Shippey. Stops include House locations on Branch Street Ext and Willow Road, plus others on Chapel Road and South Stream Road. Approximate Baptist Church arrival listed as noon.
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James Leonard
Branch Street
Niles Callanan
Oldham
Krawzyck
East Road
Perrotta
Holton Lane
Steffen
Stratton
Willow Road
Wilkins
LaPierre
Bailey
Bent House
Woodford Road
Kelley’s Bulk Plant
Allen House
Burgess Road
Bleau
Quackinbush
Bushee
Borden
Fillmore Street
Thayer
Beech Street
Gore
South Stream Road
Ashley
Morgan Street
Baptist Church
Music Teachers Convene In Montpelier
Officers were elected at the Vermont Music Teachers Association second annual convention in Montpelier. Rosamond van der Linde of North Bennington was named secretary treasurer, with Ray McIntyre president, Katrina Munn first vice president, and Jeannette Lane second vice president. About 65 teachers, spouses, and guests attended a recital at Bethany Congregational Church featuring pupils including Dorothy Douglas.
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Montpelier
North Bennington
Vermont Music Teachers Association
Rosamond van der Linde
Ray McIntyre
Goddard College
Katrina Munn
Bradford
Jeanette Lane
Bethany Congregational Church
Dorothy Douglas
Herbert Douglas
Arlington
Area Youths Train At Maine AFB
Two Bennington area youths completed four weeks of AFROTC training at Loring Air Force Base Maine Hannah Hurlburt Jr of Bennington and Stephen A Reynes of Stamford participated. Hurlburt attends Brown University AFROTC unit. Reynes attends St Michael's College AFROTC unit. Upon graduation they will be eligible for appointment as Air Force second lieutenants.
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Bennington Area
U.S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Loring Air Force Base
Limestone
Maine
Paul R. Hurlburt Jr
Bennington
Stephen A. Reynes
Stamford
Hurlburt
Paul R. Hurlburt
Putnam St
Brown University
Providence
R.I
Bennington High School
Reynes
Robert Reynes
Rt. 100
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
St. Joseph’s High School
North Adams
Mass
Loring
Air Force
UVM Institute Boosts Shakespeare Teaching in Burlington
The Champlain Shakespeare Festival hosts an Elizabethan Arts and Literature Institute at the University of Vermont. The program gathers top scholars and teachers to study Elizabethan drama, with director Ippocrates Pappoutsakis, a Vermont music professor. Last year alumni gifts funded it, this year federal support under the National Arts and Humanities Act aids the project.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Ippocrates Pappoutsakis
Vermont
Snelling Could Win Vermont Governor, Poll Indicates
Charles Black of Stowe announced a Vermont August poll showing Rich ard Snelling has potential to win both the Republican primary and general election. The survey, run by Campaign Consultant Institute volunteers, notes a shift in opinion since January with Hoff's support dropping and undecided voters likely deciding in November.
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Snelling
Philip Hoff
Hoff
Black
Thomas Hayes
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Richard Pettis
Selma-Jane
Barry
James Wright
M. Phillips
Harry Shippey
the College OF Saint Rose
Albany
New York
New York State
Piers Plowman
Middle East
Spain
State Education Department
Siena
Gestacaer 14
Maine Afb
UVM Institute
Shakespeare
Main St
Leonard
Billy
Kid
Ually
Billy the Kid
Union St
Nichols
Allied Chemical Corporation
Wonderalls
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Fablon
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