Reynolds Re-Elected HOOSICK FALLS Health Center President
Frank Reynolds was re elected president of the Hoosick Falls Health Center at the 16th annual Board of Directors meeting held recently. Officers named include Elihu Geraghty first vice president Leonard Liporace second vice president Mrs Ann Holzhauer secretary Mrs Helen Hogan assistant secretary and Francis J McEvoy treasurer. Other board members listed as charter members are James M Brahan George W Chatfield Sanford Cluett Jr Howard Haynes J Frank Kennedy George McKearin Jr Bert Baker with Baker named an honorary member along with Dr Mildren Allen and attorney John S Davison. The board also includes Arthur Armstrong Edward Baker Mrs Evelyn DuRoss Leo Fairbanks William Mc Martin Arthur Moseley.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Frank Reynolds
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Board of Directors
Elihu Geraghty
Leonard Liporace
Ann Holzhauer
Helen Hogan
Francis J. McEvoy
James M. Brahan
George W
Arthur Armstrong
Edward Baker
Evelyn DuRoss
Leo Fairbanks
William McMartin
Arthur Moseley
Maillet and Gile Run for Pownal Selectman in Write-In Race
In Pownal a write-in for a one year selectman term pits Joseph Maillet against Kenneth Gile. Gile is a longtime town resident and Mount Anthony teacher backed by the Citizens party. Maillet cites local participation and forestry background. Balloting is March 2 from 10am to 7pm at Town Hall.
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Kenneth Gile
Selectman
Pownal
Joseph Dor
Maillet
Citizens Party
Gile
Peaks Pine Road
Old County Road
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Christy
Sarah
University of Vermont
Marine Corps
Green Diamond Forestry Service
Knights of Columbus
East Pownal
Cub Scouts to bury bicentennial capsule
Cub Scout Pack 164 held a Blue and Gold Banquet inviting community members to contribute mementos for a bicentennial time capsule to be opened in 100 years. About 100 attendees included all 17 pack members, their families, and leaders at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The capsule will be buried in July during the community bicentennial celebration.
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N.Y
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Gary Albowicz
Jerry Bigelow
Dave Worley
Glens Falls
Mohican Council
Boy Scouts
Richard A. Severson
Boy Scout Troop 64
William Johnston
Paul Haynes
Bigelow
Albowicz
Mary Haynes
Sharon Cashin
Nancy Bigelow
Michael McGuire
USA
Guy Baker
Walter J. Quinn
Robert Springer
Marilyn Douglas
Nicholas Mahoney
Philip Leonard
Harriet “Peppi’’ Noble
Maureen Bromirski
Sears
TV Guide
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Happy Days
Walloomsac and area residents share recent visits
Walloomsac Mr and Mrs James Pendergast return from a week with his brother in Texas. Mr and Mrs John E Carswell spent Sunday with the Clinton A Philpott Jr family. Mrs John Madill returned from Jacksonville Florida. Bridget Hoag and Ruth McLenahan attended the National Horse Show in Guilderland. Terry Bentley and family guests of Mrs Louis Knapp in Albany. Thomas E Sullivan and family announce birth of son Thomas Edward Jr born Feb 23 at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. Grandparents listed. Gordon Hoag celebrated 7th birthday Feb 21 with family and friends visiting. Pownal Methodist choir rehearsal tonight at 7:30. Bicentennial Committee food sale Tuesday March 2 at town office starting 10 am.
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Ruth McLenahan
Cambridge
Guilderland
Thomas Edward Jr
Mary McClellan Hospital
Edward E. Sullivan
Walloomsac
Charles Rayner
Hoosick Falls
Gordon Hoag
Kenneth Buck
David
Jason
Schenectady
Richard Lasser
Laura
Richard
Jim Hoag
Jim Jr
Paul
Paul Cipperly
Rachel
Keith
Sandra
Terry
Mike
Mark Hoag
Fred Leake
Edward Barringer
John Hoag
Welfare official accused over emergency aid rules in Vermont
In Montpelier, advocates charged Social Welfare Commissioner Paul Philbrook with breaking the law by planning new emergency General Assistance rules before a public hearing. The rules would aid only those in catastrophic situations or facing two major job barriers and would take effect in April. A new statewide Consumers Energy Coalition formed to push for a Lifeline bill guaranteeing minimal power at the lowest rate and urging hearings, with a Senate investigation of the Public Service Board also sought.
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Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
Stephan Kimbell
Philbrook
House
Coalition
Senate
Public Service Board
Gifford Memorial Hospital Faces Closure Without Malpractice Insurance
Randolph officials warn the Gifford Memorial Hospital may close or cut services if malpractice insurance costs remain unaffordable. Administrator Phillip Levesque says rates have risen sixfold in a year and criticizes the state legislature for delay on four bills aimed at curbing rates. The first bill passed the Senate and moved to the House. The other three await action in Senate Judiciary Committee.
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UPI
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Phillip Levesque
Levesque
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House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Waterbury Rep. Rosenstriech among White House Fellows semifinalists
UPI reports Waterbury Republican Judy Rosenstriech is among 99 semifinalists vying for 14 White House Fellowships. She emerges from over 2,800 applicants and would serve a year as aide to a cabinet member, the vice president, or a top presidential aide. Rosenstriech notes no Vermont winner before.
Hudson River fish ban halts most commercial fishing in New York
Albany environmental chief Ogden Reid banned nearly all Hudson River commercial fishing because of dangerous PCB levels traced to two General Electric plants. He ordered no fish consumption between Fort Edward and the Troy dam and urged southward limits to one meal weekly, except shad. Fishermen expressed no opposition to the ban, noting contaminated fish cannot be sold. In a separate action, 42 state legislators urged delaying Niagara Mohawk Paper rate relief until an audit is completed, citing time constraints for PSC proceedings.
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General Electric Co
Reid
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Troy Dam
Everett Nack
Claverack
Niagara Mohawk Paper Co
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PSC
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Sheraton North Adams Inn up for sale in urban renewal area
In North Adams the Sheraton North Adams Inn, a seven story hotel restaurant and shop complex built by Fred Lieberman for 2.75 million, is offered for sale as a dormitory option to North Adams State College. NASC officials worry the high price and loss making venture may pull the property off the tax rolls. Geese herald spring as Canada geese return to Berkshire courtyards signaling warmer days ahead.
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Sheraton
North Adams Inn
Main Street
North Adams State College
Boston
Fred Lieberman
Philadelpia
Massachusetts State College Building Authority
Dan Wooley
Lieberman
Police crack down on jaywalking in Great Barrington
Local police cited Rochelle G Waldeberg age 30 for jaywalking after a collision with an auto driven by Eleanor McDonald age 20 from Sheffield. Waldeberg was not seriously injured.
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Great Barrington
Rochelle G. Waldeberg
Eleanor McDonald
Sheffield
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