Mt Anthony rosters expand with many coaches across sports
Mt Anthony Patriotic feature lists multiple coaches for fall and spring sports including football with Ron Reeves, backfield Don Ziter and freshmen Raymond Boupree, junior high Mike Russo and Clarence Pelkie, soccer John James, ski coach Erlon Broomhall, girls hockey Anita Caswell, basketball Frank Bizzarro, JV Donald Lange, wrestling Ted Eisenman, girls basketball Miss MacDonald, baseball Don Ziter, golf Richard Caswell, and rifle Rudolph Woodcock. The piece notes early activity, field upgrades, and hopes for winning seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony
Ron Reeves
Reeves
Don Ziter
Raymond Boupree
Patriots
Mike Russo
Clarence Pelkie
John James
Bendi
North Bennington
Anita Caswell
Frank Bizzarro
Bizzarro
Ing
Donald Lange
Ted Eisenman
Miss MacDonald
Bill Russell
Ziter
Richard Caswell
Rudolph Woodcock
Mt Anthony preview of coming Mt events dates
Here On Again lists Mt Anthony upcoming actions including November quarterly exams on November 3 4 7 8 open house and American Education Week observance November 10 Veterans Day no school November 11 student council talent show November 19 Thanksgiving break November 23 28 College boards December 3 MPR 10 VFW Variety Show December 23 to January 2 Christmas break January 14 College boards MPR January 20 23 25 quarterly exams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MPR
VFW
September Traffic Counts Across Vermont Roads Decline
The Vermont Department of Highways reports September traffic on U S 7 through Shaftsbury averaged 4 537 cars daily, down 0 8 percent from 1965, with weekday, Saturday, and Sunday patterns listed. Wilmington’s VT 9 counts rose 0 7 percent to 2 157 daily, and Vt 11 in Peru averaged 1 673 cars, up 3 percent from 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Vermont Department of Highways
Department
Wilmington
Peru
Old Academy Library Re-Elects Nine Trustees
Old Academy Library Assoc re elected nine trustees at its annual meeting held Wednesday evening Oct 26 for terms of one two and three years. Names include Stowell Baxter Mrs Ferdinand Mayer Townsend Wellington Mrs Stowell Baxter Mrs Van Vechten Graves John H Williams II Hall Cushman Mrs Robert Wagner and Mrs Robert Wilson. New operating bylaws define the dues paying group that elects the board and open library use to all with trustee regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Olitski
Bennington College
Andre Emmerich
New York
Olitski
United States
Guggenheim
Whitney
Poindexter Gallery
Kasmin
London
Gallery Hall
Paris
Museum of Modern Art
Chicago Art Institute
Norman Mackensie Art Gallery
New York University
National Academy of Design
Beaux Arts Institute
Ossip Zadkine School of Sculpture
Shaftsbury
Old Academy Library Assoc
Stowell D. Baxter
Ferdinand L., Mayer
Townsend Wellington
van Vechten Graves
John H. Williams, II
Hall W. Cushman
Robert C. Wagner
Robert M. Wilson
St Marys Guild Luncheon Set For Nov 3
The monthly luncheon of St Marys Guild Women of St Peters Episcopal Church will be held Thursday Nov 3 at 12 30 p m in the parish house Pleasant Street. The Rev W David Crockett LLD executive secretary of the Episcopal Province of New will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild
St. Peter’s Episcopal] Church
Pleasant Street
W. David Crockett
Europe
U.S. Air Force Reserve
Holy Trinity Church Tiverton
R.I
Emmanuel Church
Springdale
Conn
Episcopal Province of
New England
Whitinsville
Mass
Eleanor L. Walsh
Newport, R.I
William David
Deborah Ellen
New Books at Bennington Free Library Picks
A Bennington Free Library list highlights fiction and nonfiction titles. Notable works include Delbance The Martlets Tale and Jaffe The Cherry in the Martini, plus Westlake The Spy in the Ointment and Gottshall Furniture of Pine Poplar and Maple. The notice notes upcoming events with a guest speaker recounting a synod, and details about Rev Crockett including education, WWII service, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbance
Greece
Bennington College
Jaffe
Ught Steinbeck
Westlake
FBI
Commies
Williams
Diane
Billington
Daniels
Armistice
Pearl Harbor
Goetzmann
Gottshall
Graham
Infidel
F. Scott Fitzgerald Howard
Bennington Garden Club
Lamarr
Ecstasy
Hedy Lamarr
Hedwig Kiesler
Lekachman
Keynes
Mitchell
Vermont students attend Bennington for forensic conference
About 75 Vermont high school students and coaches attended a forensic conference at Bennington Catholic High School on Tuesday October 25. The event opened with remarks from Rev Thad deus Swertz, C S C principal, followed by a talk from Dr Huber of the University of Vermont. A debate between Springfield High School and Otter Valley Union addressed U S foreign aid limits to nonmilitary items. The program included workshops, seminars on public speaking and a chicken dinner before final recognitions for Father Whipple and UVM staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Bennington Catholic High School
Thaddeus Swertz
C.S.C
Huber
University of Vermont
Springfield High School
Otter Valley Union
U.S
UVM
Father Whipple
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Patriot
By David Pfeterson
By Chip Howe
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Edward Ransom
Beach Randall
Tansitor Electronics
The
Engineers Society
Ralph van Alstine
Schenectady
Edward Czel
Highway Dept
GBA
Greater
Old Academy Library
Walter A. Lapham
Paul A. Benjamin
UCS
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Adams Clothes Shop
Shop Oneida
Governor Hoff
Madelyn Davidson
Burlington
Synod
Ference
Alk
Bennington Free Library
Moravia
Norris
Sontag
Captain Boldheart
Hirsch
Jarrell
Judson
Andrew Carnegie
la Fontaine
Milne
Bennington Garden
Theseus
Rev. W.D. Crockett
Triple
Grand Union Empire
GO Modern
Dial
Motorola
RADIO
Babcock Electric
Morgan ST
By Jeni Lavigne
Pownal, Vt
Harwood Hill Orchards
Bennington
Burlington Savings Bank
This Mutual Savings Bank
Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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