Arlington 4-H Club News Ecumenical service honors National Week
The East Arlington Federated Church hosted an annual National 4-H Week service with area 4-H members and leaders participating. Special roles included Holli Gunther lighting candles and leading songs, Dottie ODea and Wanda Salter on hymn duties, Lori Snow reading scripture, and coordinators Mrs. Walter Crawford and the Rev. John Geer organizing the event. Refreshments were provided after the service by 4-H members and leaders.
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East Arlington Federated Church
Holli Gunther
David Bart
Nancy Brown
Pam
Micki Cook
Dottie O'Dea
Wanda Salter
Robin Pero
Princess Crawford
Lori Snow
Flaine Clayton
Liana Snow
Walter Crawford
Shane Crawford
Laura Benjamin
Timmy Clayton
Blanche Mattison
Valerie Knapp
John Geer
Kovacs Denied for Showroom Expansion by ZBA in Manchester
Andrew L. Kovacs lost a Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment appeal to extend the former Knight's T.V. building on Routes 11 and 30 into a 30 by 40 foot furniture showroom. The board ruled the plan expanded a nonconforming use and required a variance, not an extension, and denied the permit by a 5 to 3 vote. Kovacs may appeal to Superior Court or present the matter to the planning commission as the town revises its plan. The piece also covers local 4-H club activities and upcoming officer elections and events for Citizens, Woodchuckers, and Nimble Thimbles clubs.
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Manchester
Andrew L. Kovacs
Knight’s T.V
Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment
Kovacs
Blanchard Stone
Knight
Superior Court
Vermont
Vermont Municipal and Regional Planning and Development Act
Planning Commission
Woodchuckers 4-H Club
Arthur O’dea Jr
Patrick Hawley
Shane Crawford
Lee Knapp
Lee
Timmy Knapp
David Bart
Timmy Clayton
Holli Gunther
Princess Crawford
Dottie O’dea
Wanda Salter
Sue Wilcox
Colleen Jones
Citizen
Woodchuckers
Autumn wedding anniversaries in Hoosick Falls NY
Hoosick Falls hosts multiple anniversary parties with couples Charles and Margaret Frazier, Frank and Jennie Davock, Charles and Shirley Scarey, and Francis and Nina Downing. Events include meals, gifts, money trees, and family attendance from Hoosick Falls and nearby towns as relatives celebrate 25th and 50th anniversaries. A separate note records a public hearing in Manchester on November 1 for town projects and Dupree property acquisition ahead of the November 5 election.
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Charles Frazier
Cummings Street
Wallies
Greenwich
Frazier
Church of the Immaculate Conception
George Walker
USA
Margaret Bradley
Union Springs
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Sprague Electric Company
North Adams
Hoosick Falls Central School
Charles
Huntington
Hoolick Falls
Frank Davock
White Street
VFW Hall
Davocks
Davock
Father Casey
Jennie Cochoran
Wood Flong Corporation
Hoosick Falls Village
Peoples’Party
James
Jane) Rourke
Syracuse
Gabriel
Peggy) Crucetti
Bernard Davock
Thomas Davock
Hoosick
Leo Mulvihill
Michael
Maureen
Thomas
Linda Scarey
Alan
Margaret Scarey) Adams
Bernard Craney
Scarey
Sarah Adams
Catskill
Cambridge
Bennington
North Bennington
Francis H. Downing
Railroad Avenue
Shirley Stevens
Robert
Francis
Church Street
Carol Pierce
Fred Brenenstuhl
Cohoes
Downing
Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
Everett E. Gardiner
Nina Gates
Manchester
Highland Avenue
Elm Street
Joseph I. Dupree
Vermont AID funds boost WIC program in state
Vermont will receive a 4.6 million dollar grant from the U S Department of Agriculture to run the women, infants and children program through June 30, 1975. The pilot serves about 19,000 persons with milk and iron fortified foods for pregnant women, nursing mothers and young children, to be administered by the state health department. In Williamstown, 18 year old Steven McAllister was killed when a car jack slipped. In Montpelier, the Vermont Transportation Advisory Board postponed ruling on incorporating the highway department seven year plan, delaying decisions until after the November 5 election amid priorities for existing roads and federally funded projects.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Vermont
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sen
Aiken
State Health Department
Williamstown
Steven McAllister
Thomas Dunleavy
Montpelier
Vermont Transportation Advisory Board
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Mallary and Leahy Back More Inquiry on Rockefeller VP Pick
In Rutland UPI reports Senatorial candidates Mallary and Patrick Leahy urge further congressional hearings into former New York Governor Rockefeller before confirmation as vice president. Both seek more evidence and faster hearings to determine the VP’s future.
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Mallory
Leahy
New Hampshire Debates Rail Line Purchase Options
Alexander Kalinski of the Public Utilities Commission said NH must decide in weeks on buying the abandoned Maine Central Rail Line into Beecher Falls Vermont. The PUC weighs two to three proposals to purchase and lease to a shortline operator as Congress contemplates operating subsidies for the line serving Ethan Allen Furniture Co. in Beecher Falls.
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Concord N.H
UPI
Alexander Kalinski
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
New Hampshire
Maine Central
Beecher Falls
Kalinski
Congress
Ethan Allen Furniture Co
Pattison Leads King In Troy-A Pool Poll
In New York the Troy attorney Edward W. Pattison leads incumbent Republican Carleton J. King by 9 points in a telephone poll. Pattison 42 percent, King 33, 25 percent undecided. Kings aide dismisses the poll as biased. District 29 covers Rensselaer Saratoga Warren Washington and Greene counties plus parts of Columbia Albany and Essex. In Albany a coal shortage looms as 80,000 state residents heat homes with coal amid potential national miners strike starting Nov 12.
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Troy
Edward W. Pattison
Pattison
Carleton J. King
Troy Attorney
King
Kings
Rensselaer, Saratoga, Warren, Washington
Greene
Columbia, Albany
Essex Counties
Albany
New York State
A.C. O’hara
O’hara
Sewage Plant Costs Jump for North Adams Williamstown
In Berkshire, bids for the North Adams Williamstown sewage plant and two interceptors push total project cost to just over 8 million dollars, up from 4.4 million. The disposal works bid at 4.9 million exceeds engineer estimates by over 20 percent. The Hoosac district vows stricter illegal dumping controls and seeks a central dump site for septic tank cleaners, while flood plain restrictions threaten planned sludge disposal options.
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Williamstown
North Adams
Hoosac
Metcalf & Eddy
The
Conservation Commission
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Town of
Arlington
Helene Thompson
ZBA
Citizens 4
Debbie Jennings
Citizens Club
Mr. and
Mrs
James Frazier
Eagle Bridge
Charles E. Scarey
Monument Plaza
Bennington, Vt
Mammoth Mart
England
Jack Slips
N.H
New York
Down In
Berkshire
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