Assembly choice at Mt Anthony high balances rights and boxing
Mt Anthony Union High School offered three assemblies last Thursday with selections on student rights, judge involvement, and boxing. Craig Murray of the Vermont ACLU spoke on student rights to an attentive crowd, while DUO student Ben Dowling organized the event to promote citizenship awareness and responsibility.
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Mt. Anthony ‘Union High School
Craig Murray
Vermont American Civil Liberties ‘Union
ACLU
Pelkie
Ben Dowling
Murray
Mt. Anthony
Ben
Hen
Two Assemblies Stir Debate as Fashion Show Competes with Boxing
Students witnessed two assemblies sparking contention while a fashion show organized by home economics teacher Elaine Carpenter showcased student made clothing from skirts to velvet gowns. Models included Sherry Allen Sue Babcock Debby Cook and others as boxing audience turnout favored volunteers under Dave Frederickson who noted clash of interests and dwindling gym boxing interest continues despite spectator demand.
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Elaine Carpenter
Keith Giroux
Denis Racicot
Keith Croig
Mark Pariza
Chip Pariza
Mark Minckl
Denis Norse
Randy Gerity
Kevin Gerity
Tom Cross
Shrewsbury High, Mt Anthony to perform cultural concert
On Friday May 4 at 8 pm the Mt Anthony Union High School music department hosts a cultural concert with Shrewsbury High School band and orchestra. The event includes rehearsals, joint performances, and a reception in Walker Morgan auditorium with stage bands providing music. Admission is 1 cent. advance tickets available by phone after 6 p.m. at 447-7430.
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Mt. Anthony
Shrewsbury
Walker-Morgan Auditorium
Lions Convene at Woodstock for June Convention
District 45 Vermont State Lions will hold its 18th annual convention at Woodstock Inn on June 8 9 and 10 with chairman James A Bow of Bennington. More than 1400 Lions and wives from 34 clubs are invited. Bernard A Gill is named one millionth Lions member. Dr Donald William Schmidt will speak at the governor banquet.
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District 45
Vermont
Woodstock Inn
James A. Bow
Bennington
Theodore H. Thomas
Brandon
Bernard A. Gill
Virginia Beach
International Association of Lions Clubs
Convetion
Donald William Schmidt
Cedartown
Lions International
Schmidt
Cedartown Lions Club
Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation, Inc
Obituary for Remi Beaudry of Florida and New York
Remi Beaudry of Pompano Beach Florida and North Pownal died April 28 at Margate General Hospital in Florida. Burial is in St Joseph Cemetery Waterford New York on Friday morning with interment at 8 am. Calling hours are 7 to 9 this evening at Robert F Dufresne Funeral Home Latham New York. Beaudry worked 40 years as a telegrapher and ticket agent at Boston & Maine railroad, retired ten years ago, assigned to North Adams and served in Williamstown. Since retirement he worked part time at Green Mountain Track in Pownal. A native of Canada, he lived much of his life in North Pownal. Survivors include his wife Ethel Goodrow, one daughter Mrs Sterling Post of Latham New York, and three grandchildren.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
North Pownal
Margate General Hospital
Margate
St. Joseph
Waterford
N.Y
Robert F. Dufresne
Old Toudon Road
Latham
Beaudry
Boston & Maine Railroad
North Adams
Williamstown
Green Mountain
Pownal
Tie
Canada
North Pownall
Ethel Goodrow
Sterling Post
Pearl Buck Estate Hearing Set for April in Rutland
Pearl S Buck died March 6 in Danby. Rutland District Probate Court set an April 17 hearing on her $50,000 estate. In a will dated April 9 1871 she left most of the estate to the Pearl S Huck 1971 Trust, with nothing for her children under other arrangements.
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Rutland
Pearl S. Buck
Danby
Miss Buck
Pearl S. Walsh
Pearl S. Huck
First Baptist Church Mother-Daughter Dinner
The First Baptist Church hosts a covered dish Mother-Daughter dinner in Colgate Hall Tuesday at 6 80 p m. Families bring a Casseralear salad as admission while beverages rolls and dessert are provided. Duncan A Campbell presents slides titled The Flow of Life as evening entertainment.
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First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Duncan A. Campbell
Senior Center Weekend Recreation Schedule
The schedule lists activities at the Senior Center across the weekend. Friday features arts and crafts for seniors at 12, meals at 8, and a card party. Saturday offers a social bingo at 7. Sunday includes a social hour at 2.
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Senior Center
Griffin succeeds Meredith as CVPS president at annual meeting
James E. Griffin, 45, of Rutland, elected president and chief executive officer of Central Vermont Public Service Corp. at the annual meeting Tuesday, replacing Lt. Douglas Meredith who was named chairman. Griffin, with CVPS since 1959, has served as executive vice president since 1971 and previously held key posts in sales and development.
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Central Vermont Public Service Corp
James E. Griffin
Douglas Meredith
Meredith
Griffin
CVPS
Richard E. Ide
St. Johnsbury
Robert P. Bliss Jr
St. Albans
Robert T. Holden
Fairdale Farms Inc
Ide
ET. & HK
Ide Inc
Vermont
Bliss
Watson Company Inc
Watson Real Estate Inc
Central Vermont
New Industries Inc
Rutland Development Corp
Vermont National Bank
Associated Industries of Vermont
Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce
Vermont State
Natural Resources Management and Conservation Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
Berkshire fundraiser tops prior record at Smith College Club sale
Bennington alumnae led by Mrs. W. J. Barber collected 18 cartons of used books for Berkshire County Smith College Club’s 12th annual sale, raising more than 3000 dollars for the college’s scholarship fund at Williamstown First Congregational Church. Proceeds exceeded 1972 by at least 500 and marked the sale’s highest total.
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Berkshire County Smith College Club
Bennington
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