New England governors back energy saving plan
Six New England governors approved a resolution urging a 6.5 mph speed limit and cuts in heat and electricity to save gasoline this winter. The plan, passed 5-1 with New Hampshire’s Meldrim Thomson dissenting, seeks 65-68 degree indoor temps, 55-60 when unused, a 5 percent voltage cut during 4 to 8 pm, and weekday curtailment of nonessential activities. The group also urged Congress to restore daylight saving time to save an hour daily.
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Esrieid
UPI
Congress
New England
Ronal ‘Commission
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Hoosick Falls Seeks Grants For Sewer Plant Upgrade
Hoosick Falls officials report an additional 201090 grant toward the sewer treatment plant project. State entitlement could raise total federal state aid to 85 percent of project costs, with bond issues reduced to about 300000 before early 1974 sale.
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Hoosick ‘Falls
A. Pen
Severson
Javits Weroeake
Hansler
Javits
Grants Administration
Mary Cahill Leyland
Hoosick Falls Scout Troop 64 Plans Busy Weekend
Hoosick Falls Boy Scout Troop 64 led by Michael Monahan and Donald McCabe schedules two Saturday service projects to support Eagle ranks. At 5:40 p.m. they meet at Scoutmaster Severson’s home for a YMCA pool trip in Glens Falls to work on swimming skill, merit badges, and lifesaving. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. they meet at the Rescue Squad building to practice mouth to mouth resuscitation on a manikin with instruction from John Griffin.
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Boy Scout Troop
Michael Monahan
Donald McCabe
Monahan
McCabe
Richard A. Severson
YMCA
Glens Falls
Rescue Squad
John Griffin
Women in the Arts program at Bennington College Saturday
The Bennington College Women in the Arts series presents Yvonne Rainer with her film Lives of Performers at 2 30 p m in Tishman Lecture Hall and Betty Allen in an informal 8 p m discussion at Noyes House Living Room. Allen also headlines a concert Sunday afternoon in McCullough Mansion.
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Women In the Arts
Bennington College
Yvonne Rainer
Tishman Lecture Hall
Betty Allen
Noyes House
Rainer
Ms. Rainer
Babbette Mangoire
Whitney Museum of Art
New York City
Allen
Schubert
Wolf
Mendelssohn
Ravel
McCullough Mansion
Vivian Fine
Petie Palmer
Vermont
Marlboro
Mahler
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Pierre Boulez
Franz Liszt
St Mary's drama winners led by freshmen "This Way to Heaven"
St Marys Academy Hoosick Falls announces drama results with freshmen play This Way to Heaven by Douglass Parkhirst chosen best. Frank Wirmusky named best actor for filling in after a teammate's injury. Jo Anne Brahan named best actress for junior class production.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Heaven
Douglass Parkhirst
Frank Wirmusky
Noel Coward
Donna Fitzpatrick
Wirmusky
Chris Krahforst
Linda Scarey
John Hayden
Lucille Fletcher
Mary Frances
Keegan
Beth Salluzzo
Kevin Guidon
Mark Shaw
Elaine Verrastre
Mike McDonough
Mary Kennedy
Rufina Reyman
Jeanne Liporace
Kathy Ryan
Kevin McGuire
Rose Marie Nugent
Mary Medvetz
Anne Marie Martelle
Kathy Delarey
Wendy LaPorte
Dave Liporace
Stephen Wirmusky
Carol Black
Bennington
St. Mary’s
John Case
Ken Baker
Peter Clintsman
Arlington gardeners exhibit at Big House
Arlington Garden Club members and guests showcased crafts at the Park-McCullough House on November 13 with a nature themed show. About 60 attendees learned corn husk dolls pressed flowers and stenciling while viewing mansion rooms and visiting craft demonstrations.
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Arlington Gardeners
Big House
Park
John Geer
John Moore
John Simson
Richard Stolz
Ernest Schmidt
Albert Shaw
Robert Stroffelene
Edmon Dyett
Rose Anne Henning
John Evans
Edmond Dyett
Arlington Garden Club
Park- McCullough House
North Bennington school cuts budget in tough times
North Bennington's Grand List reduction forces a $3,800 cut to an already tight budget. The board eyed $2,300 in potential savings while preserving a $396,420.36 plan approved last June. Adjustments target instruction salaries, instructional supplies, summer school, transportation, and non instructional equipment. State aid is down $51 with possible federal funds help. Fuel concerns prompted no planned shutdowns as temperatures eased.
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Geoffrey Chapman
North Bennington
Green Mountain
Bennington Board of Civil Authority
Robert Kellogg
Kellogg
Sleeman
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