Adult Education Offered At MAUHS This Fall
Mt. Anthony Union High School District announces adult education classes starting the week of Oct. 15 at MAUHS. Courses run Monday to Thursday at 7 p.m. for 2 to 3 hours over 10 weeks, with minimum enrollment of 10 per class. Courses cover auto mechanics for men and women, electronics, stock market investment, sewing, bookkeeping, woodworking, tailoring, yoga, slipcovering, conversational French for travelers, painting, shorthand, lapidary, basic English, relaxation, typing, and more, led by named instructors in rooms 102 to 308 with fees from 10 to 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert House
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mr. Reynolds
Johnson
Mr. Noel
Mr. Perry
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Stock Exchange
Elliot
Crawford
Gile
Wilner
Serrigo
Littlefield
Granger
Carlson
Sherlock
Schenkar
Lizzie Borden
Elizabeth I
Christine of
Denmark
Emily Bronte
Emily Dickinson
Marilyn Monroe
Susan Sontag
Derby
Public relations group to hear hospital stress talk
Dr. Ralph G. Hirschowitz of the Levinson Institute will headline the 6th annual Institute on Hospital Public Relations for the New England Hospital Public Relations Association. Nearly 100 hospital PR directors and guests will gather October 11 and 12 at Mittersill Alpine Inn Cannon Mountain.
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Franconia
N.H
Ralph G. Hirschowitz
Levinson Institute
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Medical School
New Hampshire
Hirschowitz
New England Hospital
New Hampshire Hospital
Mittersill Alpine Inn
Cannon Mountain
Midwest
New England
William L. Wilson
Mary Hitchock Memorial Hospital
Allen R. Foley
Dartmouth College
ROTC Enrollment Rises at University of Vermont
ROTC enrollment at the University of Vermont is up 29 percent since spring, with freshman class growth at 120 percent. Lt. Col. William C. Haponski credits an information campaign by Maj. Jack Chase and MSgt. John Sheetz, plus expanded ROTC courses drawing non cadets into ROTC. He notes improved cadet quality but emphasizes maintaining numbers to sustain standards.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
William C. Haponski
UVM
Jack Chase
Vermont
Msgt
John Sheetz
ROTC
Town Police Workload Doubled Since 1970
Bennington Police Department workload rose about 100 percent in the three years after 1970. Chief William H. Fox cites a statistical survey showing arrests for other crimes up 125.3 percent and motor vehicle offenses up 106.2 percent from 1970 to 1973. Accidents investigated grew 94.8 percent. Town Manager Edward R. Lamb defends staffing despite consolidation changes.
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Bennington
William H. Fox
Fox
Edward R. Lamb
Final appeals made for Elks project tickets
Max Perrotta state trustee of Vermont Elks issued a final appeal in the statewide ticket sale promoting Silver Towers Camp. The event features a smorgasbord and dance at the Bennington Elks Lodge on Saturday Oct 13 with a grand prize 1974 Cadillac sedan and 13 color televisions, one for each lodge in Vermont, to be drawn around 11:20 p.m. Proceeds fund Silver Towers Brookfield and most revenue comes from this annual campaign. Local Elks urged final ticket sales and all stubs due by Friday Oct 12 at the lodge.
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Max Perrotta
Vermont Elks
Silver Towers Camp
Bennington
Perrotta
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