HFCS Film Festival Opens Thursday With Billy Liar
HFCS in Hoosick Falls New York launches a 1969 film series sponsored by Falls Central School and Kiwanis with NYS Council support. The first screening is Billy Liar starring Tom Courtenay and Julie Christie, 93 minutes, followed by short subjects. A discussion with Dr. Merritt Abrash of RPI will guide post film chats in the cafeteria. Members sell tickets at $3 for a package or $1 at the door per film.
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Hoosick
Falls
N.Y
Falls Central School
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis
New York State Council of the
Billy Liar
Tom’ Courtenay
Julie Christie
Bennington
Merritt Abrash
RPI
Kiwanis Club
Dr. Strangelove
Moonbird
HFCS
Billy Lear
St. Mary’s Academy
Hale Strike Continues With Little Negotiation Progress
Hale Co. workers remain at impasse as federal mediator schedules a Jan. 16 meeting with officials. Ott notes Dec. 27 talks yielded no progress while many strikers take other jobs or receive union groceries. Local groups including Mack Molding Cushman Bijur and the Vermont-Granville Joint Board join in aiding with funds.
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Arlington
Lawrence Ott
Furniture Workers of America
Hale Co
Ott
John O’reilly
Mack Molding
Cushman
North Bennington
Bijur Co
Bennington
Vermont-Granville
Manchester School Director Steps Down Accepted by Kayatta
Manchester School Director Eugene V. Kayatta announces he will not seek reelection for the final year of his three year term. The decision ends his bid to continue guiding the district and shifts focus to other civic duties.
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Manchester
Eugene V. Kayatta
Diet pills dangers and board politics mix in report
A University of California doctor warns diet pills with amphetamine like effects can cause euphoria and serious addiction, while Manchester’s school board sees leadership changes as Kayatta steps down for likely refugee work in Israel. Ralph Fleming fills in, with plans for Kayatta to return after his term ends in 1970.
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San Francisco
UPD
Frederick Myers
University of California Medical Center
Kayatta
Israel
Pontifical Mission
Ralph F. Fleming Jr
Fleming
Manchester Pharmacist
Selectmen Hear Request For Increased Policing
Arlington constables urge voters to approve 2400 for added policing and patrols. They argue current part time service is inadequate and bills system is impractical. Board will consider the article while planning town meeting warnings. Also approved civil defense travel allowance and noted petition signatures requirement.
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Arlington
Leo Budro
Alan Mattison
Mattison
Gordon Hard
Civil Defense
Robert Lindsey
State Civil Defense
Montpelier
Petition Opposes Hoosick Route 22 Bypass Plan
About 400 to 500 signatures were presented to the Hoosick Falls Town Board opposing the proposed Route 22 bypass. The route would cut through the western end of the Hoosick Falls Country Club and portions of the Third and Fourth Ward toward High Street past St. Marys School. A Thursday meeting with town and village planning boards and Highway Department engineers will discuss the matter with invited dignitaries.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls Country Club
Maple Grove Cemetery
Third
Fourth Ward
High Street
St. Mary’s School
State Highway Department
John A. Murphy
Hoosick Grange Hosts Local Kiwanis Club
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis members visited Hoosick Grange where Kasmer Stempletti presented a film on the Golden Gate Bridge loaned by Bethlehem Steel. Weather kept attendance light but the program included a New Year tableau, candle service, readings, and remarks on a proposed bypass threatening local recreation and property.
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Hooskk Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
N. Clifford Cottrell
Carleton Philpott
Father
Christopher Philpott
Grange
Paul Cipperly
Social Security tips at Rutland office for 1968 filings
Rutland district Social Security Manager Raymond E. Bender urges filers to bring birth or baptismal certificates or oldest available evidence, records of last year’s earnings, and an earnings estimate for 1969. He warns many applicants lack required documents. The Rutland office at 24 Evelyn Street is open weekdays 9 to 5. Those who earned over 1680 in 1968 and are under 72 must file an annual report between Jan 1 and April 15, 1969.
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Rutland
Raymond E. Bender
Rutland Social Security Office
Bender
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Vermont
Federal
Bennington
Knapp
David Cornell
Ernest Haas
Philip Bemis
Co- Operative Extension Service
Rensselaer County
Dow Chemical Company
Northeast
Grange
Hoosick Grange
Man Faces Speeding Charge In Greensboro Court
Greensboro man Joseph Frank Swift was brought to court for speeding. An officer testified Swift was jovial at arrest asking why astronauts travel 6,000 miles per hour while he cannot go 100 mph. He will serve six months with a suspended license.
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Greensboro
N.C
UPID
Joseph Frank Swift
Swift
Anthropology Professor to Lecture at Middlebury
Dr. James W. Fernandez of Dartmouth College will speak at Middlebury College in Dana Auditorium at 4 p.m. Thursday on Where Prophecies Succeed An Anthropologist Looks at Modern African Religious Movements. The talk, part of the Winter Lecture Series, covers thousands of prophet movements in sub-Saharan Africa and his three years of field research.
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Middlebury
James W. Fernandez
Dartemouth College
Middlebury College
Dana Auditorium
Sociology Anthropology Department
Dr. Fernandez
sub-Saharan Africa
Africa
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Fred Coe
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Clara May Hemenway
Hoosick Route 22
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Lawrence E. Corbett
Maynard Dixon
Joseph Casey
Warner Harrison
Richard Schumacher
Country Club
Evelyn Street
Cornell
Nichaels
Fabufeus
Wamsatta
Regier
White Sale
Adams Clothes Shop
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
SUEDE
Thyanala’s
Main St
Chicago
Amherst College
Northwestern University
Foreign Service Institute
Washington
Fernandez
Iberian Peninsula
Bennington, VT
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
New Hampshire
The
American Hospital Association
National Association of Blue Shield Plans
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