Rensselaer Rough Riders Horse Show Winners Named
Winners at the Renatolo Rough Riders Open Horse Show in Redden's Grove Hoosick Falls were Grand Champion Mary Tiffault Ballston Spa with 23 points and Reserve Champion Victoria Hawkins New Lebanon with 22. Show results list top finishers in Fitting and Showmanship and Lead Line categories with multiple Hoosick Falls entrants.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Redden’s Grove
Mary Tiffault
Ballston Spa
Victoria Hawkins
New Lebanon
Tim Herrington
Patty Peer
Donna Carey
Lebanon Springs
Lisa Kongsvik
Hoosick Falls Auctioneer Candidate Wayne Brownell Plans Career
Wayne Brownell son of Mr and Mrs Charles Brownell graduated from HFCS in June and now attends Hudson Valley Community College studying architectural technology He aims to become an area auctioneer. A major horse show at Bennington Center featured many events with winners including Christine Phelan Kathleen Phelan and Shelia Smith among others.
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Wayne Brownell
Charles Brownell
Reisch World Wide College of Auctioneering
Mason City
Iowa
U.S
Canada
Wayne
HFCS
Hudson Valley Community College
Hoosick Falls
C.J. Brown
Lebanon Springs
Heather Gowran
Bennington
Celia Campbell
Petersburg
Christine Phelan
Troy
Kim Kavage
Diane Kelly
Bennington Center
Tina Hewitt
Mary Tiffault
Cindy Carey
Sue Hoosick
Windham College Opens Series on Feminism and Arts
PUTNEY Windham College announces Thursday Evening Series topics this year with September lectures by feminists led by Joan Peters, who teaches at City College and Goddard College, followed by October on politics and four later talks on art history. Peters speaks September 12 on Women's...
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Putney
Windham College
Joan Peters
City College
Goddard College
Sagaris
Peters
University of Chicago
Judy Anderson
Nancy Rice
Local church and community notices from South Cambridge area
A variety of local items list births and church events at South Cambridge United Methodist Church with Sunday services Sept 15 and Sunday school at 9. In Putnam Valley and Shushan granges, officers were elected and autumn meetings planned for Sept 21 and booster night Sept 16. Grange wins at county fairs noted, plus feminist lectures at Windham College and garden club meeting in Shaftsbury with floral arrangements demonstration.
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South Cambridge United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Pleasant Valley Granges
Ernest Trinkle
Putnam Town Hall
Putnam Valley Grange
Shushan Grange
Pauline Jones
Rodney Brownell
Marilyn Robinson
Philip Jones
William English
Yolanda English
Hazel Welling
Burton Welling
Mary Hungerford
Vera May Trinkle
Ceres
Rena’ Brundige
Pomona
Pearl Brownell
Flora
Elton Bordon
The
Grange
Washington County Fair
Rensselaer County Fair
State Grange
Shaftsbury
Posy Gerlach
Shaftsbury Garden Club
Dorothy Jones
Roseann Henning
Arlington
Jennie Hawkins
Florence Smith
OES Chapter 41 Meetings Set in Arlington
Arlington Red Mountain Chapter No 41 Order of the Eastern Star meets after summer recess in the Masonic Temple. A Sunday Sept 15 reception honors Grand Adah Clara Hulet District Deputy Grand Matron Ingrid Hirsch and District Deputy Grand Patron Robert Toone. An 80th District 1 annual meeting with banquet begins Sept 21 at 6 p.m.
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Arlington
Red Mountain
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Adah Clara Hulet
Ingrid Hirsch
Robert Toone
District 1
Salmon to kick off campaign in Vermont after win
Gov. Thomas Salmon, newly nominated Democrat, begins campaign for the Nov. 5 general election with visits to a pallet mill in Georgia, St. Albans district, and pulp mill in Sheldon. He plans stops in Richford, Berkshire, Montgomery and Franklin and to announce a special attorney for the drug enforcement inquest. Norman James said a decision has been made but not disclosed. At a St. Albans news conference he is expected to name the investigator.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Thomas Salmon
Georgia
Sheldon
Salmon
Richford
Berkshire
Montgomery
Franklin
Norman James
James
Vermont PSB Upholds 30 Percent Temporary Rate Increase
The Vermont Public Service Board refused a request to limit the 30 percent temporary rate hike for Green Mountain Power Corp. to power used after August 1. The board reaffirmed the earlier decision allowing higher rates to be charged for power used before August but billed after. Hearings on a permanent rate increase were set to start October 10, and the utility's request to withdraw some challenged evidence was granted.
St Albans Cablevision sale approved and buyer options
The board approved the sale of St Albans Cablevision to a Delaware corporation. Suburban Television Inc. may sell to Madison Communications Inc. or United Cablevision Inc., a Madison subsidiary. Rates will not change. Pardon blamed for turnout.
Pattison to challenge King in 19th District race
In New York's 19th District Troy area Pattison faces incumbent Carleton King this November after Pattison won the Democratic nomination against Martin Golden and Colgan. The district covers all of Rensselaer Saratoga Greene Warren and Washington counties and parts of Columbia Albany and Essex. In the 28th Stratton defeats Caban and Wagner defeats Breitenback. County executives Murphy signs law raising senior property tax exemption ceiling to 50 percent for those earning 6500 or less, effective with new residency rule from five to two years.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Edward W
Ned” Pattison
Carleton J. King
King
Ronald Hamilton
Pattison
Joseph Martin
Edward Golden
William H. Colgan
Saratoga
Greene
Warren
Washington
Troy — Rensselaer
William J. Murphy
Berkshire reaction to Nixon pardon draws few supporters
In Berkshire County only John E. Barrett III of Adams voiced support for Ford's pardon saying it would unite the country and curb inflation. He warned Nixon will face boos if seen in public and may be ridiculed. North Adams reports three more children may have lead exposure. Medical tests show elevated lead, with a second test requested. at least eight local children have lead poisoning since the issue began.
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Pittsfield
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Berkshire County
John E. Barrett III
Adams
State Democratic Committee
Democratic Club
North Adams
Barrett
Nixon
State Department of Public Health
Department
Insect Swarms Hit Berkshire County Homes
Pittsfield reports show swarms of flying ants in central and southern Berkshire County at above-normal levels. Albert Genest, regional pest control supervisor, says he has never seen so many in 20 years and explains mating swarms. He notes the ants pose little danger but advises precaution.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Albert A. Genest
Genest
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