Gregory Moore Sponsors Help Tyner Student From Poverty
Gregory Moore, a seven year old second grader at Tyner Elementary in Tyner Kentucky, receives a year long sponsorship from Mount Anthony Union High School Junior Class. Christine Jordan and Christine Gaus lead the project, raising 208.35 dollars through activities including a bake sale and community contributions to fund the sponsorship and a Save the Children Federation gift.
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Sponsorship aid helps Appalachian child and family
The MAUHS Junior Class raised $180 to sponsor Gregory in Appalachia through SCF, helping a rural family of seven with clothing, food and medical supplies for a year. The project includes direct sponsor correspondence, plans for a birthday parcel, and hopes to extend sponsorship beyond 1976.
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Arlington News Briefs and Local Appointments
Mrs. Fred Lemberg Sr. of Sandgate recovers from grippe and returns home. Arlington traffic eases as pulp wood trucks halt. 50 trucks daily from the mountain. Arlington Memorial School Sophomore Hop committees named for March 1. James E. Keough to run store formerly Thompson & Howard. Leonard G. Dickieson named justice of the peace replacing the late John Clark. Below zero temperatures persist around the village. Wrecker crew extracts a Karmann Ghia from a pond at U.S. 7 and Vermont 67 in Shaftsbury. driver uninjured. Bennington planning report says sewage system expansion needed. Marcoux reopen Bennington Pastry Shop. dog George a frequent visitor. Notable historical milestones noted from 1809 to 1962 including Supreme Court power limit, Met Museum opening, Eden resignation, and John Glenn’s orbital flight.
Economics at the end of a fishpole
Marco Island column muses on how a morning kingfish catch sits beside a world of oil crises and recession. The piece contrasts booming tourism with national unemployment, questions consumer behavior, and notes economists’ divergent forecasts while calling out policy tensions and transport funding debates.
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