Arlington events clash with wreath workshop and meetings
Arlington residents plan a busy week with the Arlington Chorale meeting at Mrs. Arthur Moody’s home on School Street Tuesday at 7:90 p.m. The Arlington Garden Club holds a Christmas wreath workshop Tuesday at 10 a.m. In West Arlington, the Ladies Aid serves lunch at 1 p.m. at the Methodist Church. A CALENDAR item notes TOPS at the Community House and WWI Veterans meet at Legion rooms. A basketball game Arlington vs Wallingford is listed for Wednesday at 6 p.m. and Arlington vs Woodstock Friday at 6:90 p.m. The Battenkill Grange social is paused for the rest of the month, next on Jan. 9.
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Arthur Moody
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Arlington Garden Club
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Ladies Aid
West Arliington Methodist Church
Brandon Mining School
Veterans of Manchester
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Legion Rooms
Arelington
Wallingford
Community Rooms
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Marsone Temple
Woodstock
Battenkill Grange
Spaghetti Supper Planned By Berlin Central High
The Berlin Central High School Student Council will host a spaghetti supper on Saturday from 6 to 7 p.m. at the school. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults 1.25 for grades 7 through 12 and 0.75 for younger children. The event is open to the public.
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Berlin
Berlin Central High School
Benjamin Spock to Speak on Dissent and Change
Dr. Benjamin Spock will speak on Dissent and Social Change at Williams College in Chapin Hall on Wednesday December 10 at 8 p.m. The lecture is open to the public at no charge.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Chapin Hall
Norshaft Lions Plan Community Christmas Trees
Norshaft Lions will erect community Christmas trees in North Bennington and Shaftab Norah. Jim White chairs the project with Ben Hulett George Delaney Gordon Kenyon and Bruce LaVigne assisting. Lions plan floodlight for the North Bennington flagpole and will host a Snowmobile Race ticket sale to fund a local project.
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A Lions Club
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George Delaney
Gordon Kenyon
Bruce LaVgne
Lion Lawrence Powers
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Norshaft
Barney McCarthy
Circle Activities Share News and Spock Biography
Manchester Circle A and Circle M and Circle D held meetings with hosts Mrs. Bernice Wilcox Mrs. Jerome Hill and Mrs. Jerome J Hevey Jr guiding Bible study and discussion. Dr Spock author of Baby and Child Care remains widely known for antiwar activity including a November 15 demonstration and a recent court appeal overturning a draft conviction.
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Bernice Wilcox
Walker Hough
Circle M
Jerome Hill
Circle D
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Peace Committee Plans Candles for Peace Drive
STOCKBRIDGE Massachusetts Michael C T Brookes of Stockbridge was elected chairman of the Berkshire Peace Action Committee at a recent meeting at Stockbridge School The group set plans for a Light A Candle For Peace campaign throughout the county Families and individuals supporting peace in Vietnam will light a candle and place it in their windows each evening through the holiday season as a sign of peace Brookes is a professor of English at Berkshire Community College and has been active in the area movement during October and November Also elected vice chairman was A Ochs of Pittsfield An Army veteran Ochs served 14 months in Southeast Asia and is a practical nurse Shirley Blanchard was appointed secretary pro tem and Francis J Moriarty of Pittsfield was named treasurer pro tem A public meeting to discuss more moratorium plans will be held Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the Reedy Lounge at Stockbridge School.
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Berkshire Peace Action Committee
Stockbridge School
Vietnam
Brookes
Berkshire Community College
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Ochs
Franco Ter
Pittsfield
Southeast Asia
S J. Joseph's High School
Berkshire Medical Center
St. Luke's Hospital
Shirley Blanchard
Francis J. Moriarty
Church &J
Moriarty
Williams College
Reedy
Steekbridge Ehaal
Snow Machines Used To Ease Crowds At Brodie Mountain
NEW ASHFORD Mass Brae die Mountain ski area faced 6150 skiers over the weekend and used its entire fleet of snow machines to cut down lift line crowds. General Manager Jim Kelly hitched sleds to snowcoats, extended skiing time by an hour, and two inches of new powder spread over a 10 to 18 inch base. Brodie marks its 42nd day of consecutive skiing operations.
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Ashford
Mass
Braedie Mountain
Jim Kelly
I8eineh
Brodie
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