North Bennington Board vows fight over Mt Anthony directors
The North Bennington School Board pledges legal action to keep the existing one man one vote representation on the Mt Anthony Union School District board. They cite funding shares by BSD and the 1962 charter rules, signing a resolution to defend current terms. Merrett Hewitt Jr and Lawrence F Powers signed. Lionel Nowak absent.
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North Village Board
Mt. Anthony
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
Raymond C. Murray
Bennington Taxpayers’ Protective Association
MAUSD
Murray
Bennington
BSD
Shaftsbury
Pownal
Woodford
State Board of Education
Merritt Hewitt Jr
Lawrence F. Powers
Lionel Nowak
Lionel Newark
New Supervisory Union District
Newark
North Bennington School Board Sets Teacher Salaries
The North Bennington School Board approved a teacher salary schedule yesterday setting a maximum of 8640 dollars for teachers with a bachelor’s degree and 12 years of experience and 9280 dollars for those with a master’s degree and the top 12 year step. The schedule was negotiated between the board.
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North Bennington
Robert Kellogg
Hoosick Falls PTA schedules meetings and events
Hoosick Falls Central School PTA will meet Monday January 20 with Peter Magazu to lead a student parent dialogue. An Executive Committee meeting at the school announced plans for Founders Day Dinner February 12. Principal speaker Ben M Becker will discuss Are todays Young Men and Women Different. A WRGB program delay affected related school activities and team changes were noted. A Snowmobile Club will form Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria.
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PTA
Hoosick Falls Central School
Peter Magazu
Donald Sutton
Ben M. Becker
Becker
Philip Schuyler High School
Albany
Time Magazine
Little Red Schoolhouse
WRGB
Schenectady
Tim Holzhauer
Raymond Sharkey
Hoosick Falls
Bennington
Warren
Ben’’ Harrison
Montreal pastors assist in new supervisory union plans
The Rev. and Mrs. Donald M. Burns of Montreal visited the Rev. and Mrs. Angus J. MacDonald as advisors for a new supervisory union. ArchitectRichard B. Diamond reported renovations on the old basement laboratory for a hot lunch kitchen progress, with Northeast Wood Products Corp. as low bidder. A new outside entrance and planned roof work were approved. Temporary roof attachment will aid snow runoff. New electric drinking fountains arrived for installation. Two teachers attended a Rutland Action Center workshop on recognizing and addressing learning disabilities. Burlington College student Vanessa Beer will supervise underachieving students through March.
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Richard B. Diamond
Diamond
Northeast Wood Products Corp
Catherine H., Elwell
Mary Meagher
Rutland Action Center
Bennington College
Vanessa Beer
Williams Swift Exhibition At Williams College Chapin Library
An exhibition titled Swift and His Circle at Williams College Chapin Library displays rare books, pamphlets, and prints from Swift and contemporaries. Shown in first editions are Gulliver's Travels, A Tale of a Tub, Modest Proposal, Battle of the Books, and Cadenas and Vanessa, with works by Pope, Addison, Steele, Defoe, and others. The display runs through Jan 17 and is free to the public.
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Candle Mill
Arlington
Vermont
Williamstown
Mass
Swift
Chapin
Stetson Hall
Williams College
Robert J. Allen
Pope
Addison
Steele
Tatler
Defoe
Mol Flanders
George Bickham
Ackerman
London
Gay
Father Geyer
Vermont clergyman critiques integration gaps in race progress
Rev. Edward B. Geyer of St. Peter's Bennington urges reading of race issues beyond Vermont. He cites a systemic cancer and recalls a ghetto youth program as a positive step. He argues individuals matter and urges demythologizing the American Negro while stressing humanity first.
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Manchester
Vermont
America
Edward B. Geyer
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Bennington
Father Geyer
United States
Zion Episcopal Church
Arlington PTA meeting program reports four at Boys and Girls State
Arlington Parent Teachers group will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school library. Four members who represented Arlington Memorial High School at Boys and Girls State last year will report: Sandra Corey Barbara Macksey John Hayden and Gordon Howard. Susan James will report on the FHA.
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Arlington
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William McInerney
Joseph Fleming Jr
Dennis Keegan
Walter Wirmusky
Williams Study Project
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Vanessa
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Artery Arcade
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