West Arlington Events Include Luncheon and skating project
The West Arlington Extension Club hosts a covered dish luncheon on Tuesday at noon. Hoosick Falls Policy Advisory Council meets Thursday night at First United Church Presbyterian to discuss housing progress and a satellite social service office. Woodford School skating rink under construction with Davis Construction Co donating time. PTG meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. plans skating rink completion and Christmas party. Ladies Aid held a covered dish supper instead of December meeting with a magic show. Helen and Dick Whitman celebrate 25th wedding anniversary, traveling Hawaii with 300 vacationers and Pearl Harbor Day activities noted.
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Hoosick Falls
Woodford
Davis Construction Co
PTG
Ladies’ Aid Society
West Arlington Methodist Church
Brendini
Helen
Dick Whitman
Wayside
West Arlington
Hawaii
Boston
Whitmans
Home Savings Bank Moves to New Falls Headquarters
Hoosick Falls celebrates the move of the Home Savings Bank of Upstate New York from 27 Main St to a new 47 Main St building. The ribbon cutting featured local officials and Dodge Industries tape. The facility includes a drive-in teller, lounge, conference room, and expanded offices, with services from daily interest compounding to home loans and savings bank life insurance.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Main St
Home Savings Bank of
Upstate New York
Dodge Industries
Dodge
Home Savings Bank
John E. Vrooman
Homes Savings Bank
Marshall S. Hannock
Morgan Burke
Richard A. Severson
Anthony J. Wirmusky
Savings Bank
Albany
Pearl Street
Albany Colonie
Guilderland
Greenwich
William J. McMartin
Gerald W. Waldbilling
William McMartin
Maureen Burke Bromirksi
Barbara Burke Simoneau
Public Round and Square Dance at Jermain Hall
White Creek announces a public round and square dance at Jermain Hall on Friday December 14. United Methodist women met December 5 at Mrs Gordon Byars home and heard a Chinese meal talk by Mrs Perry Bugbee and Mrs Maurice Perry. Next meeting set for January 2 at Mrs Everett Perrys home. Jermain Church Christmas party slated for December 21. Walter Greenwood has returned from Putnam Memorial Hospital. Robert VanderWerken remains a patient there.
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Jermain Hall
United Methodist
Gordon Byars
Perry Bugbee
Maurice Perry
Jermain Church
Y— Walter Greenwood
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arlington airman named Outstanding Airman of the Quarter
J C John W Hoyt of Arlington son of Cyril C Hoyt Sr is honored at Otis AFB Falmouth MA as Outstanding Airman of the Quarter for exemplary conduct and duty. He is a flight facilities equipment repairman in the Air Force Communications Service and graduated from Arlington Memorial High School in 1968. Future Homeowners Club helps people save for a home down payment per bank officials.
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Air Force Airman
J.C. John W. Hoyt
Cyril C. Hoyt Sr
Arlington
Otis Air Force Base
Falmouth
Mass
Air Force Communications Service
Arlington Memorial High School
Vermont lawmakers seek prior approval for new nuclear plants
Sixteen Vermont state legislators filed a bill to require legislative approval before planning or constructing another nuclear plant. The measure demands cost, location, generating capacity, and backers be disclosed, with a $10,000 fine for noncompliance. Vermont Yankee plant is exempt.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Vermont Official Weighs Impact Of High Court Search Ruling
Public Safety Commissioner Col Edward Corcoran says he is extremely interested in the Supreme Court ruling allowing thorough searches of arrested persons without warrants. He will study the ruling before changing state police practices as Associate Justice Rehnquist stated that a complete search may be permitted regardless of arms or evidence.
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Supreme Court
Vermont Supreme Court Allows Restoring Maiden Name in Divorce
The Vermont Supreme Court ruled a divorced woman may reclaim her maiden name or former husband’s name unless good cause exists. It found the Windham County Court failed to show basis for denying Marcia Daker Elwell’s uncontested name-change request and sent the case back for a hearing.
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Marcia Daker Elwell
Vets object to McDonald as head of Veterans Agency in Rensselaer
About 35 members of veterans groups protested the proposed appointment of defeated Democratic candidate Frank McDonald as head of the Veterans Service Agency at the Rensselaer County legislature meeting. They urged retaining Harold Coleman, the Republican director, and warned against political moves now that Democrats control the county board.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Frank McDonald
Veteran’s Service Agency
American Legion
Harold Coleman
Herman Harrington
State Legion
Two Escapees arraigned on 13 charges in Berkshire court
Charles Tatarian 17 and a juvenile companion were arraigned in District Court on 13 counts including possession of burglary tools breaking and entering at night with intent to commit a felony sawed off shotgun and defaced firearm use of a motor vehicle without authority and Tatarian also faces escaped detention and hypodermic needle possession charges while in custody for murder. They are believed to have escaped Saturday afternoon.
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Lee
Department of Youth Services
Charles Tatarian
Tatarian
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Sandgate
Kay Weeks
West Arlington Extension Club
Edith Beaumont
Edward LeGrand
Robert V. Jones
North Adams Hoosac Savings Bank
North Adams
Massachusetts
Equal Housing Lender
Home Savings Bank In
Falls
Woody Woodpecker Factory
Donald Duck Money Bag
Bennington
Eleanor Niles
Walter Hulihan
Maureen
Francis McMullens
Pittsfield
Adams
Lanesboro
Robert VanderWerken
Helene Thompson
John W. Hoyt
Gilead
Cloudsoft
Drysdale
South ST
Vermont
Miller
Nichols
New York
Troy Mall
Caldwell Development Corp
Uncle Sam
Troy Urban Renewal
Frank Yankowski
Caldwell
Down In
Berkshire
Bogdan
Albert A. Bogdan
William E. Simon
Great Barrington
Paul J. Gibbons
Selectman
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