Mt Anthony MAU Bulletin Reports STAF Elections and Goals
Mt Anthony students elected senior Ed Horstmann Kim Pelkie and William Keough to STAF with Chips Tilgner as representative to the Mt Anthony School Board and Lisa Dickinson as alternate. The article describes topics like crowded lunch mods smoking in bathrooms budget concerns and a six period rotating schedule proposal.
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Mt. Anthony
STAF
Ed Horstmann
Kim Pelkie
William Keough
Chips Tilgner
Scott Frost
Judy Harrison
Carmela Napolitano
Kim Hayden
Lisa Dickinson
Marleigh Liggett
Brian Parmenter
John Armstrong
Kim
Freshman Initiation A Success At Mount Anthony Union High
Freshman initiation held last Friday at Mount Anthony Union High School proceeded smoothly with enthusiastic participation from all students. Principal Clarence Pelkie praised the day as the most organized and well behaved initiate event, noting only minor tardies and unhappy teachers. Ms Barbara Hoar echoed satisfaction, saying seniors behaved well and freshmen enjoyed themselves. The program is likely to continue for years at Mount Anthony Union High.
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Clarence Pelkie
Barbara Hoar
Mount Anthony Union High School
Fire alarm and small shop blaze in North Bennington
A fire alarm at 1 p.m. alerted a blaze in the back of the H C Simmons shop on Main Street North Bennington with only minor damage. Earlier, thirty five Everett Orchards employees gathered at H M Landergren’s Carpenter Hill home for a chicken pie supper. Three Bennington County projects totaling 250000 were approved by President Roosevelt in Washington including a 35000 bridge replacement on North Street Bennington Village.
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Everett
H.M. Landergren
Carpenter Hill
H.C. Simmons
Main Street
North
Bennington
Bennington County
Washington
Roosevelt
Bennington Village
North Street
Violence Around the World and Lessons From Spain
A column argues violence is a common reality from London to Paris and Beirut. It notes Spain's Franco regime faced intensified terrorism and executions, warning moderates elsewhere against turning to violence. It compares U.S. races, Cyprus, Ireland, and India, contending violence rarely delivers lasting gains.
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London
Northern Ireland
Boulevard Des Capuccines
Paris
Iberia
Spain
Franco
Detroit
Ireland
Cyprus
Town Budget Hearing Trails Taxes Humor on Public Meeting
During a public hearing on the new town budget proposing a sizable tax increase a citizen quipped that taxes are so high the only place he can afford to take his wife is a town meeting. The line sparked lighthearted reactions amid fiscal debates.
Cafeteria Pressure At MAUHS Feeds Open Campus Idea
Mount Anthony Union High School faces severe lunch crowding under an 84 minute 1500 student rotating schedule. Extra tables fail to relieve overcrowding as seniors fill the lounge and students sit on patios or lawns. Open campus proposals from Springfield VT High and Drury High MA offer potential relief by allowing grades 9-12 to leave during study halls or lunch with parental permission.
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MAUHS
Springfield
Drury High School
North Adams
Mass
McDonald’s
Dunkin
Friendly’s
McDonald's
The
A&w
Mount Anthony
Albert E. Peterson Address and Contact Listing
Residence at 916 County Street Bennington Vermont. Phone number 442-5683 listed for contact.
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County St. Bennington
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By Judy Harrison
Pelkie
Donna Letourneau
Arlington
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Hale Co
Orvis Hogbin
Mack Molding
Gifford Crampton
Post 69
American Légion
Army Engineers
Roaring Branch
Paul R. Hermann
Unification Study Commission
Woodford Town
Bennington School District Inc
Bennington and
Williams College
U.S
Vietnam
Gertrude Zelle
Mata Hari
Graf Zepplin
United States
Tom Wicker
N.Y
Times News Service
Ford
Mediterranean
Beirut
Sinai
Northern
Portugal
India
Mrs. Gandhi
Chile
Ted
Reader’s Digest
DERBY
Ouarters
Evans
Evans’ News Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Albert E. Peterson
Metropolitan Life
New York
Roberts
Meg
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