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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1963

Page

22

Canaan Historical Building Opens Saturdays in August

The former Presbyterian Church at Canaan Center, now the Historical Society building, opens Saturdays in August from 2 to 5. Hostess this Saturday is Mrs. William Afe Kwan. The society sets August 17 at 2 for its annual meeting and hopes gifts by then. Repair estimates are posted at the old church. Lebanon Valley Garden Club meets next Wednesday at 2 at Mrs. Paul Huhn’s home in Canaan. Mrs. Jacques Bourdillon of East Greenbush speaks on Arranging Flowers in the Home. WCTU August meeting is next week Tuesday at 1:30 at Mrs. Courtland Van Deusen’s. bring gifts for the goodwill box. Town Board regular meeting is next Monday at 8 pm at the firehouse. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Proelss of Riker’s Island spend August at the Nickles home.

Canaan N. Y Presbyterian Canaan Center Historical Society William Afe Kwan Lebanon Valley Garden Club Paul Huhn Jacques Bourdillon East Greenbush WCTU Weru Courtland van Deusen Mrs. Frederick Proelss Riker's Island, N.Y Mrs. Erving Nickles

Queechy Club Proposes Dams For Fire Ponds

In Canaan New York the Queechy Lake Club urged the Town Board to study building dams along the brook through the village to ensure fire fighting water. Supervisor Walker will present the idea, possibly with Rod and Gun Club and local fire departments. A fundraising committee was formed to improve the club pool and officers were re elected. The annual meeting date was moved to the first Saturday in August. Mr and Mrs Alvin Nover of Rochester visit two weeks with Mrs Henry Nickles.

Canaan N.Y Queechy Lakes Club Ee Inn Sylvester Walker Rod and Gun Club Edward Long Gifford

Field Events Set At Canaan Playground Next Week

Canaan NY schedule lists a track carnival Monday, a decorated bicycle contest Wednesday, and a costume party Thursday from 1 30 to 3 30 p m with daily prizes. Swim program at Queechy Lake reports 64 average daily attendance. six residents earn Red Cross life saving certificates. Local irons include lifeguard Donald Bruce and instructors from region towns.

Canaan N.Y Queechy Lake Red Cross Stephen Moore John Seaman Joe O'lfara

New Lebanon considers Tilden Co. factory as town HQ

A letter from Hugh N. Spohn urges New Lebanon to buy the Tilden Co. factory for town headquarters potentially housing a central post office medical center and town offices with ample space for meetings and fire protection. A special Town Board meeting tonight at 7:30 will discuss licenses and other matters.

New Lebanon N.Y New ‘Lebanon Tilden Co Hugh N. Spahn Yates Drug Co., Inc Spohn Highway Department Eagle Tilden

Rose To Seek Office as Road Superintendent

James J. Rose of West Lebanon former state police sergeant announces candidacy for road superintendent at the Sept. 8 Republican caucus. Rose spent 17 years with Troop G and retires in 1943 to poultry raising, with a Syracuse birth and a family of two sons in Schenectady and Delmar. Lebanon Valley Lions Club schedules a clambake for Aug. 35 at the Ski Lodge, tickets via Henry Vink.

New Lebanon N.Y James J. Rose West Lebanon Republican Party Rose New York State Syracuse Alec Duncan Watervliet Schenectady Delmar Lebanon Valley Lions Club Friends Henry Vink

Fox Office Closed In Cheshire This Friday

Cheshire town collector Mrs. Charles Hubbard announces the office will not have office hours Friday this week. The notice lists Mrs. Russell Horton as the contact and provides the Adams 743-2101 telephone number for inquiries.

Cheshire Russell Horton Adams Fox Charles Hubbard

Eight Troopers Promoted To Zone Sergeants In Albany NY

State Police Superintendent Arthur Cornelius Jr announces eight members of Troop G promoted to zone sergeants in Zone 4 covering New Lebanon Claverack and East Greenbush. New insignia will be three stripes over two rockers. Sergeants become zone commanders in absence of a lieutenant under a 40 hour work week plan.

Albany N.Y Arthur Cornelius Jr New Lebanon Claverack East Greenbush P. J. Maier J. C. Flubacher Supt Cornelius

Penny Social Planned by Chester Penny Council

Chester Penny Social to be held Saturday evening August 17 at Town Hall with Mrs Estelle Hartington as chairman. Page also notes Friday's movie Artists and Models with Martin and Lewis at 8 30 p m in Chester Inn ballroom. Various local residents are reported on vacations trips and travels across nearby states and Canada.

Taskio Council Degree of Pocahontas Estelle Hartington Martin and Lewis Chester Inn

Hinsdale Taconic Host To 17 Camps For Tourney

Ashmere Lake hosted the second annual invitational tennis tourney with 17 area camps. Trophies were awarded to Camp Tamarac senior doubles and Belgian Village junior singles while Taconic won the team trophy with 24 points, beating Belgian Village by 10. Camps represented included Spruce Hill Crane Lake Belgian Village Wahconah Glenmore Lenore Waiteh Silver Birch Mohawk Robinson Carusoe Tamarac Rominca Danbee Jayson Belvoir Terrace and Taconic.

Ashmere Lake Camp Tamarac Taconic Spruce Hill Crane Lake Belgian Village Wahconah Glenmore Lenore Danbee Jayson Belvoir Terrace Hinsdale Camp

Richmond Firemen Plan Chicken Barbecue Aug. 15

The Volunteer Firemen will hold an annual chicken barbecue on August 15 at the lot beside Blue Haven Turkey Farm. Chairmen are Charles Rumplik and Robert Spence. Food will be served 6:30 to 7:30, with proceeds to the Fire Department building fund. Tickets from William Green at Blue Heaven or any fireman. Mrs. Virginia C. Maluniphy returns from two weeks in Phoenix visiting sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sugden.

Congregational Church Edwin Meineker Northshore Lois Smedley Westport Point Mass Anne Fortier Tanglewood Smedley Spear Knebel Theodore H. Smedley Knebel Syracuse Albany Neil Ensworth Thousand Islands Aden Gokay Vincent Dickinson Hyde Park Gokay Wayne Harvey Linda Stephen Scotia Ralph Moshimer Hillcrest Hospital Pittsfield Howard Walker Jr William Lasch Coleen Hamilton Square N. J John Mulligan Mulligan Thomas Kiernan Cornwall Harold Butten Lake Bomoseen Rose Hebert Grace Coons Coons Lester Coons Richmond Blue Haven Charles Rumplik Robert Spence Fire Department William Green Blue Heaven

Otis Grange Meeting Tonight At Grange Hall

Otis Grange will meet tonight at 8 at the Grange Hall. Mr and Mrs Gerald Thomas announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Jean at Leonard Morse Hospital Natick. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elmer Morris paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Myron Thomas.

Otis Grange Grange Hall Gerald Thomas Brenda Jean Leonard Morse Hospital Natick Elmer Morris My‘ron Thomas

Richmond Stockbridge Seek Tri Town Title

A best of three series between the Richmond Cubs and Stockbridge Braves will decide the Tri Town Little League championship. Game one 4 Sunday at Richmond field, game two 6 Aug 15 at Stockbridge field, possible third in West Stockbridge with date to be announced. Cubs led first half with a strong record. second half tied for second with West Stockbridge, while Stockbridge finished first.

Richmond Richmond Cubs Stockbridge

Richmond Congregational Church Cleaning Bee Opens

Three men and one woman gathered Monday for the first half of a church cleaning bee led by Miss Helen Chapman. The volunteers scrubbed the church basement and will return next Monday to tidy the upstairs rooms.

Richmond Helen Chapman Richmond Congregational Church

Planning Board to Discuss Teleco Zoning Appeal

The Richmond Planning Board meets at 8 p m tomorrow in Town Hall to decide if action is needed on Richmond Telephone Co s hearing before the Department of Public Utilities The company seeks zoning exemption to build on a residential Route 41 and 295 site Also notes include European trip by Miss Aileen Olsen and family church delegates from Richmond to Star Island Maine with Rev Philip H Southwick as dean.

Planning Board Richmond Planning Board Town Hall Richmond Telephone Co Department of Public Utilities Telephone Company Aileen Olsen Edward Olsen Europe Denmark Sweden Norway Finland Miss Olsen Vincent E. Olsen Kungsholm New York Olsen Fisher Junior College Charles Walters Hamden Walters Paul IL. Whitcomb Star Island Maine Susan Butler Courtland J. Butler Robert Nicholas Donald Nicholas Steven Brady Edward Brady Philip H. Southwick Richmond Congregational Church

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Canaan, N.Y Garden Club Queechy Club Mrs Alvin Nover Rochester Henry Nickles Hellman Doz Lebanon Springs, N.Y Pete’s Market John W. Thomas Lehanan Springs Ladies’ Auxiliary The Canaan Fire Co General Electric Lebanon Springs New Lebanon, N.Y, Pointment Lebanon Valley Tilden Mill Pittsfield GE Chester Thomas KE. Tracey Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp Dorothy McGraw Naplington Street Richard McGraw Rickey and Kathie Midland Park Frank Niskanen Niantic Conn National Parks Patricia Ripley John Ripley William Street Timothy Myshrall Wendell Myshrall River Street Meble Hospital Westfield Leslie Haley Middlefield Street Hamilton Hyde Kellogg Kellogg Minneapolis Minn Gilbert Miller David Peter Hamilton First Congregational Church Clayton Fanchers tLeon’ Mongue Stone House Road Donald Alderman Windsor Road Canada Ruth Bass Virginia C. Maluniphy Phoenix Ariz Brathiiklan Albert I. Sugden Malumphy Sugden Dean W. Colton Otis Richmond, Stockbridge Ray’s Paint & Hardware Maple Street Chester, Mass Omways Usail Ty Apa Glidden Peferel Eres Ulidden Moira
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