Weir Reynolds Pool Posts First Loss in Seven Years
Weir Reynolds Community Pool in Hoosick Falls reports a deficit of 1284.31 dollars for the 1974 summer season. Philip Leonard, who administers the facility, presented the town board with the financials showing dropped attendance and revenue from prior years, prompting a proposed 2000 dollar budget increase and a planned master recreation committee.
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Edith Beaumont
Leonard
Reynolds Foundation
Raymond Calhoun
John A. Mahar
Edward Gorman
George Dougherty
Hoosick Falls Central School
Reynolds
Regional plan update discussed by West Arlington Sandgate group
West Arlington Sandgate residents, the Bennington County Regional Commission led by John Simson, met with the Sandgate planning coordinator Ed Nurge and officials in Sandgate to review the regional plan and its use if town development affects neighbors. A 7 30 p m Arlington Memorial High School meeting invites public comment, followed by a dance.
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Bennington County
Arlington Memorial High School
West Arlington 4-H adds members and honors leaders
White Creek Eleanor Niles Maurice Andrew led services with James Lake assisting and Ernest B. Warren Jr speaking on Glory Grace and Godliness. West Arlington Juniors 4 H Club welcomed Merle and John Wylie and seventeen members attended services at West Arlington Methodist Church. Denise Putnam named new general junior leader. Upcoming events include Oct 22 Parents Supper Committee meeting at Shirley Matteson’s, Oct 26 4 H Motivation and Creative Workshop at Camp Ondawa for leaders and 4 Hers 13+, and Nov 1 County 4 H Roundup.
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Maurice Andrew
Jermain United Methodist Church
James Lake
Ernest B. Warren Jr
West Arlington
Merle
John Wylie
West Arlington Methodist Church
June Novotny
Kathy
Lori
Beth
Jean Farrell
Steve
Sandy Matteson
Denise Putnam
Shirley Matteson’s
Camp Ondawa
Mary McClellan Hospital Notes Oct 6 12 admissions and discharges
Hospital column records weekly admissions and discharges listing Kath erine Chandler Barbara Coffinger Hor ton Iannelli Molesky Moses Murray Polley Vogel Walters Watkins Williams plus Irene Ferguson Peggy Fifield Mabel Gates Betty Hoffman Horton Shelley Tripp and others. Notes Mrs Alice Brown plans visit from Colorado and Keith McCart on leave from Navy reports Roswell Park patient Daniel Peters seeks mail at 666 Elm Buffalo NY 14203.
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Katherine Chandler
East Greenwich
Florence E. Chapin
Cambridge
Barbara H. Coffinger
Greenwich
Gayle E. Horton
Margaret Iannelli
Salem
Edward Molesky
Schaghticoke
Shirley M. Moses
Eagle Bridge
Ethel L. Murray
Leona Polley
Mary Ann Vogel
Granville
Herman Walters
Dean E. Watkins
George Williams
Barbara S. Coffinger
Irene M. Ferguson
Peggy Fifield
Mabel Gates
Hoosick Falls
Betty Hoffman
Gayle B. Horton
Hazel B. Shelley
Neil A. Tripp
Daniel Peters
William Harrington
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Elm St
Buffalo
N.Y
Grandma kitchen memories of a roast beef hero
A nostalgic scene recalls Grandma in a busy kitchen with crocks bowls and a basket of Ital ian rolls. The narrator helps with the roast and anticipates dinner as the roast beef sizzles, comparing it to a Carroll New Roast Beef Hero from that day.
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Carrols
Grandma
Jack
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mickey
Walloomsac Village Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Gordon Hoag returned home after a weekend in Kearnsburg New Jersey celebrating their 56th wedding anniversary with the Cerwinski family. Roscoe Austin’s wife visited Greenwich while Genevieve Marvin nears release from Albany Medical Center after tests. Rosemary Andrews celebrated her 31st birthday with family from North Adams and Melrose. Ross Bentley took a job at Winthrop Laboratories in Rensselaer.
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Gordon Hoag
Alice
Debra Cerwinski
Henry
Jim
Mike
Kearnsburg
N.J
Henry Cerwinski
Jane C. Fitzgerald
Roscoe Austin
Harvey Baker
Greenwich
Genevieve Marvin
Albany Medical Center
Jim Hoag
Bruce Andrews
Rosemary
North Adams
Mass
Christine Andrews
Maureen
Bruce James
Edward la Fortune Jr
Julie Ann
Melrose
Robert Austin
Pittstown
Vermont land-use tax proposal draws strong questions
In Montpelier UPI reports Schuyler Jackson, chair of the Environmental Board, warned the land-use tax recommendation could stall the plan in next year’s legislative fiscal committees. Jackson and Sen. Partridge voted against a 9-2 measure aiming to study use-value appraisal for agricultural and forestry lands and a reimbursement method for towns losing tax revenue under such a system. Jackson said the tax idea is worthwhile but not tied to the plan itself.
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Jackson
Leahy Leads in Donations in Vermont Senate Race
UPI reports show Democrat Patrick Leahy receiving 113 individual contributions totaling 3618 versus Republican Richard Mallary with 23 contributions totaling 2248. Mallary's filings include six $200 gifts from the Pizzagalli family. Leahy's receipts include 300 from the Transportation Political Education League and 500 from the Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union. Both candidates cap spending and will report weekly expenditures and donations.
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Transportation Political Education League
Cleveland
Ohio
Bartenders International Union
Cincinnati
Mallary
Leahy
Salmon and Ristau discuss alternative land use plan
Montpelier state planning officials confirm Arthur Ristau is developing an alternate land-use plan at Governor Salmon’s request. Salmon has warned he may push his own version if the Special Committee on Land Use Planning’s draft remains weak. The committee seeks a final draft by October end and has not markedly altered its proposal.
Budget sparks clash over 1975 county raises in Troy
New York Troy Rensselaer County budget chief William Bassidy blasted a plan by County Legislator Thomas Cholakis to raise county employee salaries by eight percent in 1975. Cholakis proposes a 41 cent tax rate increase and cutting the contingency fund to 200,000 dollars. Legislature chair Joseph Manupella seeks a raise from 8,500 to 13,000 to devote more time to duties, while County Executive Murphy’s budget has no increases for elected officials.
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Troy — Rensselaer
William Bassidy
Thomas Cholakis
Cholakis
Bassidy
Troy
Joseph Manupella
Manupella
Lansingburgh
William J. Murphy
Lenox New School closes amid enrollment woes
Down in Berkshire Lenox the year old New School for high school youths shuts down due to low enrollment and economic strain. Trustees say operations ended Tuesday after hopes to continue faded. 54 students and 14 faculty move next week to Stockbridge Hinkley and Wershire.
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Lenox
Charles R. Bragg
Bragg
Stockbridge
Hinkley
Missouri
Wershire
Vermont
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Norshaft Lions Club
Norshaft Lions Memorial
Sandgate
Nancy Tschorn
Grange Hall
Ann Kreffer
Dominic Cerretani
Beartown
Eleanor Niles
Mary McClellan Hospital
Alice Brown
Stinner
Colorado
Keith McCart
U.S. Navy
Orlando
Fla
Great Lakes
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Arrols
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
George Wolf
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Opatsy Rimkunas
O— Ross Bentley
Winthrop Laboratories
Rensselaer
Edwin Lennon
Dorchester, Mass
Bill Dailey
Caroline Wilwol
Francis Hughes
Frances Stewart
Albany
Salmon
New York
Down In
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Bianco
Joseph R. Bianco
Public Works
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Stanley Tools
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