North Bennington School reports enrollment drop and plans
North Bennington School Principal Robert Kellogg told the school board enrollment fell to 184 students with grades ranging from kindergarten to sixth. He announced Title I funds would finance a remedial math program and a speech aide may be added pending screening, while a half hour a day remedial reading effort could be funded to free local dollars.
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Elizabeth Dwyer
Nort Bennington
Robert Kellogg
Kelloge
John Morris
Ormsby Hill
Manchester
Carr & Burton Seminary
Tal Kellogg
Kellore
Harold Sausville
Supervisory Union
Vater
Manchester Town Clerk Absentee Ballot Deadlines E Election
Town clerk notes for Manchester residents for the September election. Office closures, absentee ballot deadlines, voting eligibility rules, and emergency voting exceptions are outlined. Includes class meeting details, voter check lists, and statements on local school and supervisory union matters.
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Temenway
Manchester
Vermont
General Assembly
Bennington County
Square dance moved to Grange Hall in town
The Boy De 6 square dance stays on Saturday night from 8 to 11 with Henry Plante as caller. Original Burr and Burton Seminary gym location was changed to Grange Hall on School Street.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
Grange Hall
Henry Plante
Windham Adds Five Faculty Members This Fall
Windham opens for its 21st semester this week with Ellen J. Rosen joining sociology in the new Social Relations Department. Geoffrey M. Clark fills a psychology vacancy, and David Batchelder joins the Art Department with a Ford Foundation grant in 1968 and a Churchill Fund grant in 1971. Deloris Harrison Netzband comes from Dartmouth to teach English and writing, Peter Hull Greenwood from Brown becomes an economics instructor, Kathleen Greve assists the director of admissions, Deborah Toomey campaigns in admissions, and Anne Hocking is named administrative assistant in development and public relations.
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Windham
Ellen J. Rosen
Washington University
St. Louis
Hunter
City University of New York
Geoffrey M. Clark
Clark
Whitman College
Claremont Graduate School
Claremont
Pacific State Hospital
Ford Foundation
Pomona College
Public Health
Neurosychiatric Institute
UCLA
David Batchelder
New York Times
Saturday Evening Post
Vermont Life
Sports Ilustrated
Exposure Gallery
New York
Bowdoin
Amherst
University of Town
University of New Hampshire
Batchelder
Smith College
St. Joseph's College
New York University
Harrison
Netherlands
Peter Hull Greenwood
Brown University
Greenwood
Wiliams College
Brown
Kathleen C. Greve
Nieman Foundation
Encyclopedia Britannica
Financial Aid
Harvard College
Keneth A. Thompson
Deborah Toomey
Anne Hocking
Walpole
Hocking
Town Crier
Stephen Green Press
Brattleboro
Shaftsbury Garden Club Opens Under New President
The Shaftsbury Garden Club met Wednesday with Dorothy Jones as president and two members in attendance. Three new members Betty Boltinger Constance Caffin and Gail Santo were introduced. Guest speaker John Page of the County Extension Service discussed putting the garden to bed for winter. Page thanked the club for a tree donation to beautify Herrington. Refreshments were served at Mrs. Gay home.
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Page
Club
Henrington
Dorothy Gay
Jones
Students for McGovern organize at seminary
In Manchester the Butt and Burton Seminary hosts the first meeting of the Students for McGovern Committee. Gary Ameden outlines countywide student organizing, Elly Clay elected chairwoman, Sarah Clay vice chair, Kelly Graham leads a school volunteer drive, with Toni Rosenkranz and Kathy Ax as assistants.
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Manchester
Butt and Burton Seminary
Graham
BES
Toni Rosenkranz
Kathy Ax
McGovern
North Shire
Village and Town Governments Urged to Consolidate
Hoosick Falls mayor urges consolidation of the village and town governments after months of discussion and a model from Prattsville saving 76 dollars for taxpayers. He proposes three options: a joint study with a referendum, following study recommendations, or continuing current practice to end double taxation. He plans further statements and a public meeting to circulate petitions for contracting a study.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Prattsville
Catskill
New York
I Cau
Pat Paulsen Comes to Hudson Valley for College Lecture
Pat Paulsen, the comedian and former presidential candidate, will speak at Hudson Valley Community College in Hudson Hall gym on Monday Sept 1 as part of a college lecture series titled Pat Paulsen Looks At the 70s. The event features political ecology and sexuality topics with visual aids and animation.
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Troy
N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College
Pat Paulsen
Hudson Hall
Paulsen
America
Tom Smothers
Beverly Hills
Ontra
New York
Horn & Hardart
Nixon
Cbs-Tv
Glen Campbell
Carol Burnett
New Hampshire
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