Silver wedding anniversary in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls New York Mr and Mrs John Delarey of 99 High Street recently marked their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests hosted two surprise parties last week with nearly 50 relatives attending. A dinner party was hosted by Mrs Ann Pappas and daughters and a Hawaii vacation is planned for next month. They were married August 14 1949 at St George s Church Pittstown. Mrs Delarey nee Gloria Rowland of Raymertown and her husband a Pittstown native. They reside in Hoosick Falls most of the past 20 years. Delarey owns Delarey Sales and Service Inc on North Hoosick Road. They have four children Dan Jeff Kathy and David.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Delarey
99 High Street
Ann Pappas
Danforth Street
Hawaii
Franklin Tate
Delureys
St. George’s Church
Pittstown
Delurey
Gloria Rowland
Raymertown
Delarey
Delarey Sales and Service, Inc
Mary McClellan Hospital weekly admissions and discharges
The Mary McClellan Hospital reported the week of August 4 to 10 admissions include Harold E. Baker Johnsonville Barbara J Bentley Hoosick Falls Donald Bowen Petersburg Gayle C Dennison Salem Gary D Filkins Hoosick Falls Lillian Reynolds Greenwich Elinor E Walsh Cambridge Robert A Wolfersheim Greenwich Discharges list Earl D Bain Greenwich Barbara J Bentley Hoosick Falls Donald Bowen Petersburg Gregory Culver Cambridge Virginia G Fenton Wells Gary D Fillins Hoosick Falls Walter W Kruger Sr Cambridge Joseph Powers Jr Cambridge Lillian Reynolds Greenwich Robert A Wolfersheim Greenwich. Vermont receives 198,900 from EPA to support water pollution control program per regional administrator. Albany ceremony notes Arlene Pratt cap at Albany Medical Center School of Nursing August 16 1974.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
Harold E. Baker
Johnsonville
Barbara J. Bentley
Hoosick Falls
Donald Bowen
Petersburg
Gayle C. Dennison
Salem
Gary D. Filkins
Lillian Reynolds
Greenwich
Elinor E. Walsh
Cambridge
Robert A. Wolfersheim
Earl D. Bain
Gregory Culver
Virginia G. Fenton
Wells
Gary D. Fillins
Walter W. Kruger Sr
Joseph Powers Jr
Rough Riders 4 H Club to present horse show
Rensselaer Rough Riders 4 H Club plans a horse show at Redden's Grove on River Road in Hoosick Falls on September 7. Entries on arrival. tickets are $1 per car. 23 classes include English and Western riding, conformation, jumping, driving and gymkhana. Grand and reserve champion trophies awarded. advance entries via Jean Florio contact.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer Rough Riders
Redden’s Grove
River Road
Jean Florio
Classic Street
Linda McMahon
Dolan Avenue
Grange notes cover farming talk and bike safety
Ethan Allen Pomona grangers hosted Bennington speakers including county agent John Page who urged subsistence farming and using available resources. Mt Equinox grangers cited 165 bicycle accidents in 1973 with 78 deaths, urged road safety and law obedience.
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Ethan Allen
Pomona Grangers
Bennington Grangers
John Page
Page
Mt. Equinox Grangers
Diary of Adam and Eve aids Dorset nurses fund drive
Dorset Nursing Association with Caravan Players staged The Diary of Adam and Eve in Dorset United Church vestry to support its new headquarters in Dorset Alley. The open house followed, with offices renovated at 25,000 dollars and a 5,000 dollar gap to meet code, totaling 30,000 dollars. DNA seeks 8,000 dollars from the membership fund and 26,000 dollars for the building fund, aided by revenue sharing and an endowment. The non profit home health agency offers nursing, family and maternity care, physical and occupational therapy, counseling, homemaker services, a school program, and an amblyopia blood pressure clinic. Fees are on a sliding scale. call 867-4409 for details.
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Dorset
Dorset Nursing Association
Caravan Players
Dorset United Church
Dorset Alley
Mark Twain
Josephine Nichols
Virginia H. Smith
John Charles
Siobhan Gould
DNA
Sawhill says oil stock enough for New England winter
Vermont Governor Salmon said Federal Energy Chief Sawhill told New England governors there should be oil for winter and possibly a surplus. Governors urged price equalization for petroleum products. Sawhill gave no firm action promise. Vermont banks and offices closed for Bennington Battle bicentennial celebration with Lt. Gov. Burgess presenting flags. parade planned in Woodstock. Evel Knievel to receive free granite tombstone from Rock of Ages regardless of success in Idaho leap.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
Federal Energy
John Sawhill
New England
Salmon
Sawhill
Gott
Woodstock
Bennington
John Burgess
Thomas Salmon
Barre
Evel Knievel
Snake River Canyon
Idaho
Te Rock of Ages Corporation of
Knievel
Evel
Windsor Prison Inmates Return To Yard After Shake Down
Windsor State Prison inmates were allowed in the yard for the first time since the August 8 shake down began. Warden Paul Davileau said no weapons were found and searches continued in prison shops and the arts and crafts building. Normal operations resumed in a limited fashion. The shake down followed a prisoner returning from a hospital with a pistol and handcuff keys.
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Windsor
UPI
Windsor State Prison
Paul Davileau
Burlington Teachers Strike For 7,400 Starters Pay Rise
Burlington School Board approved a two year contract with teachers giving 10 percent across the board raise this year and a 5 to 9 percent cost of living hike for 1975 through 1976. The Teacher Association Executive Committee met to ratify the contract after almost a year of negotiations. Beginning teachers would be paid 7,400 dollars under the deal.
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Burlington
UPI
High ranking NY state officer acquitted of assault charges
Albany County Court cleared Chief Inspector Daniel A. Dakin of Loudonville of beating a 59 year old Colonie man in January. The fifth highest ranking state police member was exonerated by Judge John Clyne after a disputed incident involving a youth dating Dakin’s teenage daughter. Dakin had accused the other man of assault. a grand jury cleared him and indicted Dakin. In a separate item Albany officials endorsed a four county solid waste recycling plan for the Capital District with EnCon promising budget funds in 1975 after past funding hurdles including a refused $23 million under the 1972 environmental bond issue.
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Albany
Colonie
Daniel A. Dakin
Loudonville
Albany County Court
John Clyne
State Force
Dakin
Capital District
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Frederick W. Hequembourg
EnCon
James L. Biggane
Bianco faces health order over lead apartment in North Adams
North Adams Mayor Bianco vows to meet within 30 days to correct violations cited in a city Board of Health order at his apartment where a child with high blood lead counts has lived since October. The order requires kitchen wall repairs, hot water, a sink and bathing facilities amid health risk concerns.
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North Adams
Bianco
City Board of Health
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State of
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Vermont Agency of Environmental Conservation
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Anson M. Pratt
Ladd Road
Albany Medical Center School of Nursing
Junior College of Albany
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Rutland Fair
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Killington Snow Shed
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Fair Haven
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