Anti freezе preservе blood in Arlington drive
Arlington volunteers host blood drive offering plasma preserved with anti freeze to aid emergencies and reduce hepatitis risk. Claire O Neill chairs event at St Margaret Marys Parish Hall on Wednesday 1 to 6 pm inviting donors. lists include Helen Wood Christine Bacon Judy Smith Brenda Reed Karen Militzer Marian Squires Dorothy Squires Princess Crawford.
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Arlington
Vermont
Claire O’neil
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Helen Wood
Christine Bacon
Judy Smith
Brenda Reed
Karen Militzer
Marian Squires
Dorothy Squires
Princess Crawford
Dorset calendar highlights regional plan talk and society meeting
Tuesday features a 7 30 p m Dorset town office discussion on the 1975 regional plan. Wednesday the Dorset Historical Society meets at 8 p m in the Dorset Church vestry to elect officers and review 1974 activities including Ed Ferenc’s Pawlet fifth graders study of the Mettowee River basin with photos and resident interviews. A brief Dorset head waters survey by A W Gilbert will accompany the pupils’ slides. The open meeting also notes a Barrows House Chamber of Commerce noon gathering.
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BCRC
Dorset
Dorset Historical Society
Dorset Church
Mettowee
Ed Ferenc
Pawlet
A.W. Gilbert
Chamber of Commerce
Barrows House
Dorset hearings on two variances and local planning items
Dorset Thursday opens with two public hearings of the Zoning Board of Adjustment at 8 p.m. in the town office to consider variances for a pond on low land and for a state shed on land east of Town Highway 5, formerly Brophy Farm. IBA will review Dorset Hills Park tapes and may vote on the park. exhibit at Dorset Village Library features Sandy Bennett paintings.
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Dorset Zoning Board of Adjustment
George Maxwell
Dorset Hills
Vermont Highway Department
Brophy
IBA
Dorset Hills Park
Dorset Village
Sandy Bennett
Manchester
Ms.Bennett
Skidmore College
Maybelle Longstreet
Philadelphia
Lea Ehrich
Arlington
Hoosick Grange Lecturer Night Opened With Jokes
Hoosick Falls New York Hoosick Grange held a meeting with a Hit or Miss theme as past lecturers arranged the program It opened with jokes by Mrs Wilfred Knapp followed by a reading The Domestic ...
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Grange
Wilfred Knapp
Knapp
Alma Brenenstuhl
Mable Hewitt
Germany
Laurence Ludwig
John Y. Elliott
Rochester
N. Clifford Cottrell
Rensselaer County
Georgiana Sidley
Henrietta
Russell Jones
We Sand Lake
Grange
Miller baby born in Austin while studying masters degree
A son was born Thursday in Austin Texas to Mr and Mrs William Miller former Hoosick Falls residents. The infant is the couple's first and grandson of Mr and Mrs Joseph Miller of North Hoosick and Mr and Mrs Gerry DeLuca of Saratoga Street. Miller pursues an MBA at the University of Texas. Mrs Miller is the former Diana DeLuca.
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Austin
Texas
William Miller
Hoosick Falls
Joseph Miller
North Hoosick
Gerry DeLuca
Saratoga Street
Miller
University of Texas
Diana DeLuca
Justin Pokines
Lyman Street
VFW Hall
Jody
Jan Pokines
Pokines
Kenneth Doyle
St. Joseph’s Church
Fort Edward
Lorraine Martin
Vivian Taylor
Staatsbury
Movies canceled in Hoosick Falls charity showing
The Gray Film Atelier canceled a locally filmed program at Hoosick Falls Community Center for the Hoosick Misses Softball League benefit. Officials cite a misprint about admitting children under 12 and plan a December re scheduled event. Refunds are available via listed contacts. candles are being sold to raise funds for next year’s uniforms.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Gray Film Atelier
West Hoosick
Hoosick
Misses Softball League
Paul Gray
Gray
League
Janet Riley
Pat Manoogian
Marilyn Douglas
Susan Kelly
Vermont Utility Seeks Time For Cost Details
New England Telephone Co. will comply with a Public Service Board order for cost detail but seeks more time. The PSB had set a December 31 deadline for cost breakdowns and warned the company could drop a proposed 23 percent rate hike if not forthcoming. The firm requests testimony deadline extended to January 31 1975 and a February 4 hearing after a January 14 session.
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PSB
Martin Miller
Oil spill from train derailment near Moose River
A derailment near Moose River spilled at least one tenth of a 10 100 gallon No 2 oil tank, with 13 cars and 4 engines derailed. Water Resources official John Malter said no fish kill is yet evident and cleanup may take a week. Freight traffic rerouted. railroad will cover cleanup costs. Track damage described as extensive but reopening planned by midweek.
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ST. Johnsbury
UPI
State Water Resources Department
Moose River
John Malter
Montpelier
Here
Maine Central Railroad
Boston
Edward Galvin
New England Marine Contractors Inc
Burlington
Coastal Services
Galvin
Kennedy denies overspending in failed bid for governor
Republican Walter Kennedy refutes reports of overspending beyond the 40000 general election limit, stating his total expenses were below that cap. Secretary of State filings showed over 51000 spent, but Kennedy cites nearly 20000 in debts from the primary as the discrepancy.
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Springfield
Upi
Walter Kennedy
Kennedy
Secretary of State
New York County races see recounts in tight contests
In Albany, recounts continue two weeks after the November 5 election for county treasurer between Theresa Cooke and John Barner and for district attorney between Sol Greenberg and Ralph Smith. Cooke trails by about 500 votes, while Smith leads by 47 unofficially. Greenberg expects the absentee tally recount to favor him. Both parties warn one or both results could go to court.
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Albany
Theresa Cooke
John Barner
Sol Greenberg
Ralph Smith
Cooke
Barner
Smith
Greenberg
Vandalism Hits Berkshire Parks and Fields in North Adams
North Adams parks coordinator George Champagne condemns repeated vandalism across Greylock Field skating rink Fallen Little League Field and surrounding areas. Up to 25 padlocks a year were placed on Greylock Field’s hat while carpenters repair at least five boards daily on the Fallen Little League Field press box. Tin roofing stripped, walls torn, chain link fencing downed, gates and backstops damaged as patrols fail to catch culprits.
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North Adams
George Champagne
Parks and Recreation Commission
Greylock Field
Little League
North Adams Mayor rejects county pound use plan
Mayor Joseph Bianco informed Berkshire County Commissioners he will not approve using North Adams dog pound to house stray animals. He cited the pound being too small and inadequate and warned of unpredictable ramifications of a county city agreement. Eleanor Sonsini of Berkshire Animal Protective Society backed the plan after a site visit at Notch Reservoir.
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North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
Berkshire County Commissioners
Berkshire Animal Protective Society
Eleanor Sonsini
Notch Reservoir
Berkshire
Bianco
North
Adams
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