Walkathon to raise money for the hungry in Hoosick Falls
In Hoosick Falls New York a community Walkathon to support the hungry will be held Sunday afternoon October 6. Sponsored by area churches the event plans 100 to 150 participants including youth and adults. The ten mile route starts at Wood Memorial Park proceeds to Cummings Street West Hoosick and Wilson Hill Road before returning to the park with multiple route checkpoints.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Wood Memorial Park
Cummings Street
West Hoosick
Wilson Hill Road
Pownal Lions Club Meets at North Pownal School Tonight
Pownal Lions Club plans a 6 30 meeting at the North Pownal School with a ladies night and a mystery ride. United Methodist Women meet at 8 at Harriet Beals home with Mrs Hubbard leading the program and assistant hostesses Mrs Bishop and Mrs Palmer.
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Pownal
United Methodist Women
The
West Arlington And Sandgate Community Notes
Channel 6 TV advertises Rutland Fire Clay caulking compound molded at Mack Molding Arlington by Robert Weeks Jr. West Arlington celebrates wedding anniversary Sept 22. Covered dish supper drew a large Sandgate Methodist crowd with Ed Nurge and Harry Hayden square dancing. Roger Jones joins Ethan Allen Community College as an accounting instructor in Sandgate. Walkers program aims to raise money per mile with sponsorships, organized by seven area churches. St Marys Academy students register with Father McGuire for African famine relief drive supporting Church World Service or Catholic relief.
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Channel 6 TV
Rutland Fire Clay Company
Mack Molding
Arlington
Robert Weeks Jr
West Arlington
Sandgate Methodist Church
Ed Nurge
Harry Hayden
John Geer
Robert Jones
Marion, Conn
Roger Jones
Sandgate
Roger
Ethan Allen Community College
Clifford Gilson
West Hoosick Baptist Church
St. Mary’s Academy
Father McGuire
Church World Service
Protestant Relief Organization
Catholic Relief Organization
ST. Albans
UPI
Bellows Free Academy
Robert Camisa
BFA
One man show of photographs in Peru
Sandy Noyes presented his first solo photography exhibition at the Peru Community Workshop. Despite heavy rain, a crowd viewed his black and white images of driftwood, wooden structures, and foliages. Noyes, 33, also has work in the Stratton Arts Festival and will show in New York early 1975. He summers in Peru while residing in New York.
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Peru
Sandy Noyes
Cynthia Pannucci
Noyes
Carl Hopper
Stratton
New York City
Photographic Institute of the Educational Alliance
East Broadway
New York
Manchester gets green light on pool funding plan
Manchester wins approval to build a new swimming pool with 50 percent federal funding and 30 to 35 percent state support. The town must raise about 15 percent locally, with officials seeking pledges or a plan with Rutland House to cover the share. The project faces debate over bidding complaints and timing as Rotary Pool funds and local donations are explored.
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Manchester
Russ Garland
Environment Conservation Planning
Edward J. Koenemann
Koenemann
The
Banner
Andrea Sardelli
Colonial Swimming Pools, Inc
White River Juntion
Arthur J. O’dea
Sue Tenner
Montpelier
Sardelli
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
Philadelphia
Paddock Pools
Albany
N.Y
Paddock
Colonial
BOA
Zecher
Rutland General
State Agency of Environmental Conservation
O'Dea
Rutland House
O’dea
James Gall
Gall
Rotary Swimming Pool, Inc
Clarence E. Comar
Rotary
Rotary Club
Comar
Rutland House Construction Corp
Jim Insinga
South Cambridge Community News and Events
South Cambridge hosts fall food and rummage sale at South Cambridge United Methodist Church on Sept 28 from 9 30 a m to 3 p m. Combined circuit service Sept 29 at Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church at 10 30 a m. Scrap paper drive Oct 5. Miss Mary Almy, aged 86, honored with a surprise party hosted by Mrs Francis Wade.
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South Cambridge United Methodist Church
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Mary Almy
Marc Touchette
Miss Almy
Francis Wade
Cambridge
Wahoomac
Main Street
Hoosick Falls
South
Past Elks Auxiliary Presidents Form New Hoosick Falls Group
Hoosick Falls New York. Past presidents of the Hoosick Falls Elks Auxiliary met at River Street home of Mrs Harold Doyle to officially organize the group. An election named Mrs Doyle president, Mrs Beaumont secretary, and Mrs Wysocki treasurer. Three regular meetings a year were set for the third Wednesday of each month.
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Elks Auxiliary Form Organization
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Elks Auxiliary
Harold Doyle
River Street
Doyle
Thomas Beaumont
Thomas Wysocki
Senior citizens seek articles for tag sale in Manchester Center
The Manchester Senior Citizens Center plans an October tag sale and seeks donations of dishes books bric a brac small furniture and appliances. Dropoffs at School Street center or call 362 3608 for pickup. Also notes officer elections in September and a banquet in April. A Calling Committee was named and 16 past presidents are listed. At meeting end refreshments were served. Arlington library honors J Donald Simson with a photography books memorial gift from his wife Nancy Simson. The collection features Time Life Library of Photography titles with guidance for beginners and experts.
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Manchester
Senior Citizens Center of
School Street
Manchester Center
Charles Frazier
Elwin Armstrong
Walter Wirmusky
Edwin Webster
Earl Kenney
Walter Beckstein
William E. Burns
John Jenus Device
Joseph Hayden
Henry Hanselman
C. Stuart Crowley
William Fitzpatrick
Gerald Schwartz
Webster
Arlington
J. Donald Simson
Martha Canfield
Nancy Simson
Audubon Society
Simson
John
Bennington County
Brad Anderson
AEC researcher to meet with angry critic
The AEC issued that director will have a meeting with Carl J. Hocevar the engineer who raised safety questions at Idaho Falls. Hocevar says unresolved issues could halt nuclear plant construction until safety is assured.
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AEC
Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho
Dixy Lee Ray
Herbert Kouts
Hocevar
Idaho Falls
Aerojet Nuclear Co
Vermont AG Challenger Calls Cheney Tax Challenge Political Move
M Jerome Diamond Democratic candidate for attorney general says Vermont plans to join Maine in challenging New Hampshire’s commuter income tax is a political move too late. He notes he and two prosecutors did initial research and urged former AG James Jeffords to file but he declined without broader regional support.
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New Hampshire
Cheney
Vermont
Maine
Partridge attacks proposed state land use plan as disaster
Former Environmental Board Chairman Benjamin Partridge calls the summer draft land use plan a disaster and says Vermont does not need any regulatory plan now or in the foreseeable future. He notes Act 250 and existing environmental laws already handle development review effectively. He spoke at a Windham Regional Commission meeting.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Environmental Board
Benjamin Partridge
Partridge
Windham Regional Commission
Vermont candidates split on public takeover of utilities
UPI reports four of six Vermont candidates for national office oppose public takeover of private utility companies. The Advocate survey shows all Republicans and Democrats for U S senator and congressmen oppose the idea, while Liberty Union candidates Bernard Sanders and Michael Parenti support a government takeover.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
The
Advocate
U.S
Liberty Union
Bernard Sanders
Michael Parenti
Troy officials oppose river street warehouses listing
In Troy New York county leaders challenge a state preservation panel recommendation to place River Street warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places. County Executive William J Murphy and the legislature want greater local input and plan to form a county Historic Preservation Sites committee with legislators executives and historians.
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Troy
Rensselaer
State Division of Historic Preservation
River Street
William J. Murphy
Murphy
Joseph Manupella
Pattison Backs Moratorium on New Nuclear Plants
Democratic candidate Edward W. Pattison opposes Greene County nuclear power construction and calls for a moratorium until safety controversies are settled. He urges alternative energy sources and receives an endorsement from opponent William Colgan of Columbia County.
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Troy
Edward W. Pattison
Greene County
Carleton J. King
Pattison
William Colgan
Columbia County
Berkshire Mayor proposes camp parking fees to win park vote
Pittsfield Mayor Evan S. Dobelle proposed a 75 cent resident fee 1.50 for non residents and a 5 season pass for Camp Onota as a one year trial to secure a two thirds council majority for acquiring the camp as a city park. The plan was shaped at an 8 am meeting with two of five council members against the purchase and the council meets at 7 30 pm to consider the proposal.
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Pittsfield
Evan S. Dobelle
Camp Onota
Dobelle
Hoosac Valley School Wins Polish Course Return
Hoosac Valley High School plans to start a Polish language course next week after 242 weeks without a teacher. Thirty two students enrolled after petitions by students and parents. John J Bloniarz, a former staffer who taught Polish for 15 years, agreed to return after the search for a certified teacher failed this fall.
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Cheshire
Hoosac Valley High School
John J. Bloniarz
Hoosac Valley
Bloniarz
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