Hoosick Grange marks sixth anniversary and past masters
Hoosick Falls New York observes the sixth anniversary and Past Masters Night. Master Wesley Hall led the meeting. A new altar Bible was dedicated in memory of Mrs Donald S Hewitt. Past masters Ellsworth Stevens Ralph Griswold Charles Filkins Clifford Cottrell Otto Piritz David Cornell and Mrs Ernest Haas took part in program numbers and readings. Refreshments followed with an anniversary cake by Mrs Charles Cornell.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Grange
Master Wesley Hall
Donald S. Hewitt
Women’s Activities Committee
Hewitt
Ralph J. Griswold
Sanford Hewitt
Mabel Hewitt
N. Clifford Cottrell
Grange Digest
Ernest Haas
Ellsworth Stevens
Charles Filkins
Clifford Cottrell
Otto Piritz
David Cornell
Haas
Sprig
Texas
Griswold
Mary Gilson
Filkins
Cottrell
The
Grange
Piritz
Cornell
Charles Cornell
Pownal Church Choir Rehearsal and Fire Dept Work Night
The Pownal United Methodist Church choir will rehearse tonight at 7 30 at the church. The Pownal Center Fire Department will hold a work night at 7 30 tonight at their firehouse. Recycle this paper.
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Pownal
Pownal Center
Rockwell at 82 Birthday Scene Captured in Stockbridge Studio
Photographer Louie Lamone suspended a frame to photograph Norman Rockwell in Stockbridge Massachusetts for the illustrator's 82nd birthday on Tuesday. Plain School pupils from Stockbridge serenaded Rockwell and presented a birthday cake. He lived in West Arlington for years before moving in the early 1950s.
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Louie Lamone
Norman Rockwell
Stockbridge
Mass
Rockwell
West Arlington
Catholic Schools Week observed at St Marys Academy
Fr McGuire extols Catholic education as St Marys Academy in Hoolick Falls New York announces a week long Catholic Schools Week from Feb 8 to 14 with a focus on Count God In The program includes Mass, open houses, science fairs, bingo, career night, a film, a basketball doubleheader, and a 1950 dance The bicentennial theme features the role of Catholic education in American history and faith formation. The Manchester Muzzle Loading Association also plans an event with Nate Merrill and Ray Dupree.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Mary’s
United States of America
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Academy High School
Donkey Stars
Donkey Stripes
S.M.A
Manchester
Legislation to Offer Optional Mental Health Coverage In Vermont
Senator John Alden proposes amending a health insurance bill to require insurers to offer optional mental health coverage rather than mandating it. Blue Cross officials warn mandatory coverage could raise family rates by about five dollars monthly. In Burlington, a libel verdict against the Burlington Daily Free Press grants Carlton Heech damages and interest totaling eight thousand six hundred dollars. In St Albans, Merton Huntley receives one to three years for attempted escape and six months to one year for simple assault related to a disturbance at the state prison last August.
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Burlington
UPI
Chittenden County
Vermont
Daily Free Press
Carlton Heech
Heech
Free Press
Merchant’s Bureau
ST. Albans
Merton Huntley
St. Albans Correctional Center
Vermont District Court
Huntley
Vermont ERA referendum bid blocked by committee
The Vermont Senate Government Operations Committee voted three to one to defeat a proposal to place the Equal Rights Amendment question on the Town Meeting Day ballot for a statewide referendum. Senator Melvin Mandigo of Orleans Essex counties, a leading ERA opponent, sponsored the bill.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Senate Government Operations Committee
Melvin Mandigo
Orleans
Essex
Weston Woman Killed in Head-On Vermont Crash
Leone Stevens, 51, of Weston, died when the car she rode in collided head-on with a van on Vermont Route 100. The car’s driver and another passenger were in satisfactory condition. the van driver had minor injuries. The crash marked Vermont’s fifth traffic fatality of 1976.
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Weston
UPI
Leone Stevens
Vermont
Troy Teachers Association Ratifies Two Year Pact Near Five Month Gap
In Troy New York the Troy Teachers Association ratified a tentative two year contract by 158 to 57 five months after the previous agreement expired. Details remain private though the president says the outcome was not fully satisfying. The school board has not yet accepted the terms which cover increased teaching loads compensation and fringe benefits. The district faced a prior dispute with a proposed 6.75percent raise from a state fact finder.
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Troy
Troy Teachers Association
Buckley seeks ruling on police internal investigations records
Troy City Manager John P. Buckley will ask the state attorney general for guidance before deciding whether to release records from the police internal investigations unit. The move comes after consultations with Norma H. Fatone, chair of the city council public safety committee, whom Buckley has denied access to the documents. Fatone said she will accept the attorney general’s ruling.
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John P. Buckley
Norma H. Fatone
City Council Public Safety Committee
Buckley
Fatone
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