New Hampshire Budget Faces Supreme Court Ruling
The New Hampshire Supreme Court, understaffed by two justices, is asked to decide when Gov. Meldrim Thomson received the $403 million budget bill and if he can waive the five day signing period. The case tests whether the funds footnote blocks or enables the bill’s passage without signature.
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Manchester Chamber to Host Annual Meeting and Dinner Dance
Manchester Chamber of Commerce in the Green Mountains announces its annual meeting and dinner dance at the Avalanche Motor Lodge on Sunday October 30 to celebrate a year of substantial growth with a record 47 new members joining the chamber.
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Shaftsbury Firemen Auxiliary to Meet in October
Shaftsbury Firemen's Auxiliary will meet Wednesday October 26 at 7 30 p m at the firehouse. Guest speaker David W Balfour from the New England Council for Economic Development will discuss Manchester area's economic vitality. Mary Heckenberger transfers presidency to John Trethaway as prime rib dinner and Dan Noble Orchestra provide entertainment. reservations via 362 2100.
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Northeast
David W. Balfour
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Boston
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Balfour
Judith Olson
Manchester
Mary Heckenberger
John Trethaway
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Dan Noble
Baptism and dances mark White Creek events
White Creek announces a baptism at Jermain Church on Oct 30 and a public round and square dance at Jermain Community Hall on Nov 5 to benefit the Jermain Hall Association. Also notes local calls for baptism, a hospital patient release, a soldier's return, and municipal budget commentary and disbursement issues faced by state funds and local taxes.
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Mellerup
Wes Oi
Jermain Community Hall
Cottrell
Sonny Olsen
Jermain Hall
Berlin
N.Y
First Baptist Church
Women’s Group
Williams professor revisits angels on a needle in talk
Professor Victor Klee visits Williams College in Williamsport to discuss the medieval question how many angels can dance on a needle and related geometry problems easy to state yet unsolved. The 8 pm lecture in Bronfman Science Center Room 106 is free, with a more advanced session Thursday at 4. Sponsored by the IBM Lecture Grant and the mathematics department.
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Williams Mathematics Department
Hoosick Falls hears annexation request for Centre at Hoosick
Hoosick Falls Realty Inc. seeks annexation of 12.48 acres south of Hoosick on Route 22 to connect to village sewer and water for a 60,000 square foot Centre at Hoosick shopping center. Grand Union agrees to relocate and occupy 20,000 square feet. contracts with other tenants exist. Public hearing at 7 30 p m at the Rensselaer County Regional Service Center. Groundbreaking planned for April 1.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick-Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Regional Service Center
Church Street
Ralph Helft
Hoosick Falls Realty Inc
Ehmler
Helft
Grand Union
Rolf Sternberg
Ehmler Estate
Sternberg
Drunk driver quits position as head of drug abuse group
Jessie Trow resigns as director of New Hampshire alcohol and drug abuse program effective Nov. 18 after a drunk driving conviction. Health Commissioner Robert Whalen noted a 60 day license suspension and a $250 fine with a 30 day suspended sentence. Trow had led the program since 1965 and worked in public health since 1962.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Jessie Trow
New Hampshire
Health and Welfare
Robert Whalen
Trow
Merrimack County
Division of Public Health
North Village sodality appoints officers and plans events
North Bennington St John’s Sodality met and named Dorothy McGuire chair of a rummage sale for November 4 at the Parish Center from 2 to 5 p.m. Children visit Prospect Nursing Home on October 30 at 3 p.m. in Halloween costumes. Eva Moretti leads Nursing Home Visitation. a cider and donuts party follows.
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St. John’s Sodality of
North Bennington
Dorothy McGuire
Eva Moretti
Prospect Nursing Home
Mary Meagher
Shirley Flood
Light Housekeeping
Anna Becker
Pauline Cooke
Peter Pacetto
Lucille Austen
Natalie Ransom
Italy
Thomas Crowe
Bennington
Teresa Davis
Eagles Plan Halloween Party in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS NY On Saturday Oct 29 the Retired Eagles Activities Club will host a Halloween Party at 7 pm in the Eagles club rooms First Street Public invited Costumes encouraged Refreshments dancing and prizes Admission $1 Wailoomsac Mrs Jeffrey Shea was in Pittsfield Mass Monday Louise Gauthier entertained with an accordion and singers including Shirley Flood Theresa Mickey Davis Jackie Vail Theresa Corcoran Lucille Austen John Gauthier
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Eagles Activities Club
Eagles Club
First Street
Mickey Davis
Jackie Vail
Theresa Corcoran
Lucille Austen
John Gauthier
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