Hoosick Falls Woman Discharged After Hospital Stay
Mrs A Dugald Maclachlan of Hoosick is reported improved at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and will be discharged Monday. She will recover at her mother Mrs Samuel Norden's home at 149 Taylor Street Wallaston before returning home after Christmas.
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A. Dugald Maclachlan
Hoosick
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Samuel Norden
Taylor St. Wallaston
Mass
Arlington teachers press for contract talks with board
Arlington teachers representing the Arlington Teachers Association submitted points for discussion to the Arlington School Board and a confirmed meeting was set for December 17 at 7 p.m. Principal Ira Manross announced Christmas programs, meetings, and staffing notes while Corcoran and Towne spoke on attendance limits, budget items, and program evaluations. A five-member committee to study district properties was approved for action by January 7.
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Arlington
Arlington Teachers’ Association
Arlington School Board
Ira Manross
Fisher School
AMHS
Catherine Corcoran
Edward Doyle
Greenberg Development Moves Ahead in Hoosick Falls
Jerald Greenberg plans 35 to 40 homes on the village outskirts near Albany and Saratoga streets in a 20 000 to 30 000 range. The Town of Hoosick will hold hearings before Jan 12 to authorize a joint sewer and water district with the developer funding improvements and the town taxing property owners. The New York State Department of Health has approved plans. formal approval awaits district authorization and minor changes. Greenberg, of Bennington, owns Falls Hardware and aims to start spring construction.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Greenberg
Jerald Greenberg
Albany and
Saratoga Streets
Hoosick
Devel
William H. Johnston
New York State Department of Health
Health Department
Water and Sewer Improvement District
Bennington
Falls Hardware Co
Johnny Cash to film Trail of Tears at Brodie Mountain
Actor Johnny Cash will star in a 90 minute television drama Trail of Tears directed by Lane Slate. Filming occurs at Brodie Mountain in New Ashford Massachusetts with NET stations airing next April. Supporting cast includes Jack Palance Pat Hingle William Redfield John Randolph Kent Smith Paulette Smart Joseph Cotton will narrate. The Cherokee tragedy episode follows John Ross during the 1838 forced removal to Oklahoma.
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Lane Slate
Johnny Cash
Slate
Brodie
Jim Kelly
NET
United States
Jack Palance
Pat Hingle
William Redfield
John Randolph
Kent Smith
Paulette Smart
Joseph Cotton
Cash
John Ross
Oklahoma
Georgia
North Carolina
Oklahoma Territory
Brodie Mountain
Author State
Arlington Girl Scout rededication marks 17 in troop
Junior Troop 26 of Arlington held a rededication ceremony and mothers tea at Dunbar Hall Tuesday evening with 17 girls present led by Mrs Earl LaBatt and Mrs William McGuire. Susan Blair gave the welcome, Susan Ploof was bearer, color guards were Laurie Wilcox and Robin McGuire, Lisa LaBatt commanded. Betsy Rice and Cindy Stratton were invested with pins. all received World Association pins and the Morning Glory troop crest. The ceremony featured candle lighting for each promise part and a feather coded Indian number. Refreshments followed as displays from October camp were shown and mothers toured.
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Arlington
Dunbar Hall
Earl LaBatt
William McGuire
Susan Blair
Susan Ploof
Laurie Wilcox
Robin McGuire
Lisa LaBatt
Betsy Rice
Cindy Stratton
World Association
Beth
Elaine Elmore
Troop 26
Junior
Girl Scouts of
Front Row
Beverly Masi
Elizabeth
Back Row
Sharon Bolster
Sharon Tyrell
Anne Towne
Cherylyn Cummings
Stacey Cummings
Judy Putnam
Kathy Brown
Veteran NBC CBS producer writes NET series legacy trail
The text profiles a veteran producer writer director for NBC and CBS who contributed to NET programs. It notes his role in prize winning USA Arts and the NET Legacy series Trail of Tears. It credits grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Arc Foundation.
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Ducer
NBC
CBS
NET
U.S.A
National Endowment For the Humanities
Arca Foundation
Parole Denied Willie Sutton
Willie Sutton the bank robber known as the Actor was denied parole by the state Parole Board in Attica. He has served six years of a 30 years to life sentence for the 1950 bank robbery and may reapply in August 1971. Sutton is in poor health and seeks freedom for medical treatment and to die a free man.
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Attica
N.Y
UPI
Willie
Sutton
State Parole Board
Attica State Prison
New York City
New York
Arlington Garden Club elects officers for 1970 and notes year’s activities
West Arlington notes final meeting of the year with a Christmas wreath workshop, lunch, and officer elections. New president is Mrs. Niles E. Green, with Mrs. J. Donald Simson as first vice president and Mrs. Donald S. Kendall Jr. as second vice president. Junior garden efforts included a conservation camp, anti litter campaign, botany trail, and guides at events. A separate Christmas workshop at Fisher School served 30 young gardeners, led by Mrs. John L. Haugsrud and Mrs. J. Donald Simson, with wreaths provided for students.
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West Arlington
Arlington Garden Club
Grange Hall
Robert Weeks Jr
Niles E. Green
J. Donald Simson
Donald S. Kendall Jr
Thomas B Coleman
David Martin
Arlington
The
Garden Club
Fisher School
John L. Haugsrud
J. Donald Simpson
Fisher Elementary School
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Butch) Wildman
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Grand Slam
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Bill Vandergrift
Richard Tingle
Bill Donovan
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Colgate
Cornell
Paul Smith’s
West Point
LeMoyne
Union
Corteland
Terry Theriault
Ewe Ees Hunt
St Benn
Tores
North Bennington Road
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TAL
Arlington Girl Scouts
FeatuRing
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OLD Catholic High Gym
Willie Sutton
Triple
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Remember Baker
Manchester Art Center
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