Adult Basic Education classes open at MAUHS
New sessions for the Adult Basic Education Program at Mt. Anthony Union High School welcome students 16 and older without a high school credential. Free weekly classes meet Wednesdays and Thursdays 7:30 to 10 p.m. in Room 308, MAUHS, serving Arlington to Bennington.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Arlington
Pownal
Woodford
Bennington
Mauhs
Sybil Armstrong
Jean
Gavagan
Breard Hawks
Christmas baskets drive seeks toys and funds for area families
The Community Welfare Committee appeals for toys and donations to assemble Christmas food baskets and distribute gifts. Toys can be delivered to First Baptist Church on Main Street on Saturdays December 5 and 12 from 9 am to noon, with pickup by YMCA arranging via 447-7316. Donations go to treasurer Mrs Marjorie Hayes at 149 Imperial Ave Bennington. help from local agencies and churches underlines the community effort to aid needy families.
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Marjorie Hayes
Imperial Ave
Bennington
First Baptist Church
Main Street
YMCA
Bennington- Rutland Opportunity Council
United Counseling Service
Thomas Steffen
Second Congregational Church
Floyd LeBombard
Mab DuHamel
Robert B. Condon
James Walbridge
Glenn Payne
Department of Social Welfare
Bennington Opportunity Council
Area educators to attend NEA accreditation session
Miss Rebecca Stickney and Mrs. David Aldrich of Bennington College join Mt. Anthony Union High School principal Charles Keir, Arlington Memorial High School principal William Towne, and Burr and Burton headmaster Neal McLaughlin as official delegates to the 85th annual New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools meeting. Delegates will attend at the Statler Hilton in Boston with speakers Charles Silberman, Douglas Heath, and Max Lerner. The NEACSS, serving nearly 1,000 schools, aims to evaluate and accredit regional institutions to uphold high educational standards. President Mrs. William G. Phelps leads the association, with officers including W. Howard Niblock, Asa Knowles, and A. LeRoy Greason Jr. The central office is at 50 Beacon Street, Boston.
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Rebecca Stickney
David Aldrich
Bennington College
Charles Keir
Mt. Anthony Union High School
William H. Towne
Arlington Memorial High School
Neal P. McLaughlin
Burr and Burton Seminar
Manchester
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Statler Hilton Hotel
Boston
Charles E. Silberman
Douglas H. Heath
Haverford College
Max Lerner
Richter
Brandeis University
Neacss
New England
Association
William G. Phelps
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Mass
W. Howard Niblock
Winchester
Asa S. Knowles
Northeastern University
A. LeRoy Greason Jr
Bowdoin College
Beacon Street
Postman Leaves Note Then Package Buried in Coal Bunker
In Hutton England a postman left a delivery note for Mrs Leslie Bath and placed a package containing a new dress in the coal bunker. The coalman later buried the parcel under half a ton of coke requiring two postmen four hours to dig it out.
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Hutton
England
UPI
Leslie Bath
Survey portrait of 1972 election redistricting power
National Municipal League and state Leagues of Women Voters report Democrats gain decisive state legislative strength in the Nov 3 vote. They note control of redistricting in 19 states, with Republicans ahead in 10 and thirty-one split, affecting upcoming district maps and gubernatorial influence.
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Montpelier
Democrats
National Municipal League
Leagues of Women Voters
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Texas
Florida
North Carolina
Missouri
Georgia
California
Illinois
Michigan
Massachusetts
Virginia
Ohio
Alaska
Arkansas
Hawaii
Tennessee
Plains States
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
New England
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Pineaus mark silver wedding anniversary celebration
Mr and Mrs William C Pineau of 312 Grove St were honored at a Saturday dinner at Shirkshire Restaurant for their 25th anniversary They received an orchid corsage a boutonniere and a money tree An anniversary cake was prepared by Mrs Rose Hulett They wed November 23 1945 at St Francis de Sales Rectory Bennington officiated by Rev Thomas Henry Attending were their families and friends from Pennsylvania and Massachusetts and the surrounding area
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William C. Pineau
Grove St
Rose Hulett
Pineau
St. Francis de Sales
Bennington
Thomas Henry
Evalyn Peterson
Alfred Pineau
Mr. Pineau
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vermont distributes record 27 million in school aid checks
Vermont mailed state education aid checks totaling more than 27 million to 252 school districts. Burlington received a 1.2 million payment, Bennington just over 1 million, the largest aid ever distributed and about 40 percent of local school costs. The Education Department seeks 48.9 million total, with 32.1 million for district aid, though the budget likely will be trimmed.
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Sents
State Education Department
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Frank H. Mudgett
Department of Employment Security
N.E. Accrediting Agency
Drysdale’s
Princess
Bank Americard
Drysdates
Armory
Pineaus
Bennington Banner
Main St
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Glen Eagles
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