Students of the Month and MAU Orchestra to Attend National Conference
The Mt Anthony Union High School Honor Society named January Students of the Month across Home Economics and Industrial Arts with grades 9 through 12. The MAU Orchestra earned an invitation to the Eastern Division Conference of the Music Educators National Conference in Philadelphia April 18 to 21, directed by Herbert L. Schultz.
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Exhibition Hall
Philadelphia
Conference on Music Education Ideas in Philadelphia
The conference centers in downtown Philadelphia with sessions at the Sheraton and Bellevue Stratford among other venues. Topics include individualized instruction accountability instructional media early childhood music open classroom teacher training music for 76 ethnic music and aesthetic education. New teaching concepts higher standards and better communication will shape participant discussions.
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Academy of Music
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Wright for Bennington selectman urged by local resident
Mrs June M Carroll of 110 Dewey Street urges Bennington voters to support Ralph Wright in the upcoming town selectman election. Carroll highlights Wright 39, a Mt Anthony Union High School teacher and Bennington Program for Boys director, with degrees from Boston University and Framingham State College and a family residence in North Bennington.
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Maple frosted cake contest linked to state maple festivals
The county Farm Bureau sponsors a maple frosting cake contest tied to maple sugar festivals across the state this March. Reports note a fire at Haynes and Kane furniture store disrupted morning business, while locals install home lighting and address pollution tests at gas stations. Historical notes include sit-down strikes outlawed in 1939 and major World War II and sports milestones. Charles Mohr comments on Ethiopia firearms.
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County Farm Bureau
Janet Henry for Bennington selectman a candid fighter
A reader endorses Janet Henry for town selectman praising her honesty, hard work, and community involvement. The letter questions opponents and urges middle to high income residents to vote, noting Henry attends selectmen meetings weekly and engages broadly with residents.
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Bennington Bicentennial Vote Urged for 1975 76
The Bennington Bicentennial Committee asks residents to vote Yes on Article 12 to fund plans for the 1975 and 1976 celebrations. It notes past centennial and sesquicentennial events drew many visitors and emphasizes preparations to accommodate crowds this year and next, signed by MAB Duhamel, chairperson.
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Blaming Arabs for oil and inflation misses interdependence
In a 1975 analysis, Prof. El Mallakh argues against scapegoating Arabs for inflation and oil prices. He notes OPEC includes non Arab members, and two thirds of U S imports come from non Arab sources. He urges energy conservation and coordinated development of alternatives rather than confrontation.
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Opinion: Bicentennial planning shifts to the people
In Washington after bungling the Bicentennial appears set for a people powered birthday party for a century. The shift of planning from government to citizens is hailed as historically valid, reflecting how independence began and sparking widespread public involvement.
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Power of the people bicentennial plan discussed nationwide
Americans met to plan a bicentennial event touching on places scarred by a two century old drama. The federal government estimates over a billion dollars spent, with state local governments, businesses and individuals contributing. The initiative is decentralized from Washington to local communities, aiming to showcase the past and envision the future.
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