New Member Joins Board of Westvaco
William Elfers elected to the Westvaco board of directors. He is 51, president of Greylock Management Corp. of Boston and a general partner of Greylock & Co. He has 20 years in venture capital, formerly VP of American Research and Development Corp. He chairs multiple boards and serves as treasurer and trustee for Hotchkiss School and Dana Hall School, with other directorships and affiliations in banks and corporations.
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William Elfers
Westvaco
Mechanicville
Mr. Elfers
Greylock Management Corp
Boston
Greylock & Co
American Research and Development Corp
Princeton University
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Acme Visible Records
Charlottesville
Barden Corp
Danbury
Danbury, Conn.; Conrae Corp
New York City
South Shore National Bank
Quincy
Mass
Teradyne, Inc
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Dana Hall School
Wellesley
New England Deaconess Hospital
Provident Institution For Savings, Inc
Plans for Mechanicville Youth Center Progress
A steering committee met at Assumption Parish hall to review plans for forming a non profit to develop a teenage center in Mechanicville. A follow up meeting for teenagers and parents is set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Assumption hall to decide on accepting National Cash Register Co. donation of its abandoned Round Lake Avenue plant for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Assumption Parish Hall
Assumption Hall
National Cash Register Co
Round Lake Avenue
Saverio Carabis
Jordan Holt
Memorial Baptist Church
Charles Squeglia
O.S.A
the Assumption Church
Joseph Petrosino
Clifton Park
State Division of Youth
Leila Holmes
National Cash
Anthony M. Luciano
Charlotte Pickett
Maurice A. Crowel
Lorraine Bartholomew
Plan Supper by Mechanicville Elks Auxiliary
The Auxiliary of the Mechanicville Lodge of Elks will host a chow mein supper at the Park Avenue clubhouse on Saturday with servings from 6 30 to 9 p m.
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Mechanicville Lodge of Elks
Park Avenue
Golden Gate Bridge jumper recalls eternal flight
Thomas C. Baker II, the fifth survivor of the 250 foot plunge from the Golden Gate Bridge, described the moment as eternal. He told reporters the fall felt endless and that water was calm on impact before awakening in San Francisco General Hospital with a ruptured spleen and a fractured arm. Baker, who uses the name Anna Jester, said the incident followed career disappointments and a missing manuscript as well as a lost poodle.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thomas C. Baker II
Golden Gate Bridge
Baker
San Francisco General Hospital
Chicago
Anna Jester
Weekend Visitors and Winter Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Henry Losee left for their winter home in Yorktown Heights after a summer in Shu shan. Recent guests include Mr and Mrs Henry Vancas of Yorktown and Florence Gilchrest hosted visitors from Cayuga and Auburn. Other locals visited Bedford Hills and Stamford, Conn., with Judith Gilchrest visiting from Kittlery-Sloane Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Losee
Yorktown Heights
Shushan
Losees
Henry Vancas
Yorktown
Eugene Starbuck
Auburn
Louis Lee
Debbie
Cayuga
Florence Gilchrest
Thomas Stanton
Harley Parrish Sr
Salem
John Buckley
Cambridge
Bedford Hills
Stamford
Senator's Son Killed in Sudbury Storm Crash
New ton DeNormandie, 18, son of State Sen. James DeNormandie, was killed when the car he rode in skidded during a driving rainstorm and struck a tree on Union Avenue in Sudbury.
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Sudbury
Mass
Newton DeNormandie
James DeNormandie
Lincoln
Union Avenue
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Priscilla
Ham Fisher
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Washington, D.C
John Miles
Howard Post
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