Dalton Glendon School Committee Notes Update
Dalton committee discusses hiring an extra cook for hot lunch at Junior High due to 150 more fall pupils. Tuition raised for nonresidents. grades 1-5 to 377, grades 6-8 to 552.93. Music teacher Miss Constance A. Clayton appointed. dancing rejected as curriculum. New condensate pump approved for Center School at 1100. Summer enrollment notes and transfers from St Agnes. Incremental graduate credit approved for Berkshire Community College. Multiple bids reviewed. various suppliers named. Delegates to MA Association of School Committees meeting in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Constance A. Clayton
Needham
Clayton
Ithaca College
Pittsfield
St. Agnes’ School
Berkshire Community College
Coit Insurance Agency
Fairdale Farms
Bordens
Menands
N.Y
Dreskorn’s
Hinsdale Fire District, Water Commissioners Face Action
Delinquent water accounts have been turned over to the Hinsdale water commissioners by Fire District collector Norman Sanderson. Commissioners named are James Dowling John Goddard and William Zeitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Fire District
Norman Sanderson
Water Commissioners
James Dowling
John Goddard
William Zeitler
Playground Outing and Kirchner Reunion Report
Dalton notes describe a Duncan Brook outing next Wednesday with 11 a.m. bus pickups, free transport and refreshments, swimming races and events. A junior golf tournament at Wahconah Country Club is set for Thursday with registration at 10 a.m. by Archie DeAngelus CRA director. The Kirchner family held its 42nd annual reunion with 95 attendees at Dalton Grange Half Sunday, listing 632 members and planning next year’s event by Lenox and Pittsfield organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Kirchner
Dalton Grange
Sabina Monks
Pittsfield
David John Consolati
Frank Consolati Jr
Lee
Jacob
Sabina Kirchner
Germany
Lillian Healey
Lenox
Richard Barrottini
Evelyn Cummings
Rotary Club
Waheonah Country Club
Archie DeAngelus
Charles Hamilton
Grace Church auction nets eight hundred thirty dollars
Dalton reports the Grace Episcopal Church annual auction raised 830 dollars, the largest profit in years, with 710 from the sale and 60 dollars each from the refreshment stand and food sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Grace Episcopal Church
Becket 16 Camps Play In Greylock Tennis Meet
The 14th annual Camp Greylock invitational tennis tournament drew 16 camps from Maine New York Connecticut and Massachusetts to Camp Greylock Becket from 9 am to 6 pm with 14 courts in use. David Miller of Camp Taconic Hinsdale defeated Michael Fishbach of Camp Idlewild New York 6 2 6 2 as four divisions awarded trophies with Camp Idlewild first Camp Taconic second Camp Takajo Maine third and Camp Greylock fourth.
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Greylock
Becket
Maine
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Camp Greylock
David Miller
Camp Taconic
Hinsdale
Michael Fishbach
Idglewold
New York City
Fire at Tyringham home damages kitchen of dishwashing unit
Tyringham fire company responded to a fire at the home of Gerard Spencer on Main Street. Fire Chief Willis P. Hale said the kitchen sustained damage and one volunteer firefighter burned three fingers while pulling the motor from the dishwasher.
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Willis P. Hale
Garden Club visit to John Williams studio
Sheffield Sheffield Garden Club members will visit the painting on glass studio of John Williams of Egremont Thursday afternoon. Salvation Army's annual appeal is under way in the Sheffield and Ashley Falls area, with Mrs. Daniel Jones and Jesse O'Hara as chairmen, Grace Bible Church missionary and prayer meeting this week will be at 7:30 Thursday evening, with Mrs. Harry Liu of the Pocket Testament League as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Garden Club
John Williams
Egremont
Salvation Army
Sheffield
Ashley Falls
Daniel Jones
Jesse O'Hara
Grace Bible Church Missionary and Prayer
Harry Liu
Pocket Testament League
Adams All-Adams Show Planned on WRGB TV
An all Ad ams program of singing and dancing airs Friday on WRGB TV’s Teen Age Barn from Schenectady New York. The Musicals directed by Mrs Edward Haker of Adams and the Brookfield Dance Company will perform on the 8 pm program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Wrgb-Tv
Schenectady
N.Y
Edward Haker
Brookfield Dance Company
Lenox Dale Post 274 Meeting Nominates Officers
Lenox Dale Lexion Post 274 convenes tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Legion rooms Lenox Dale. Members will nominate officers for the coming year with an $18 door prize for attendees. Last month winner Alan B Corcoran was not present.
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Lexion Post
Legion Rooms
Lenox Dale
Alan B. Corcoran
Lebanon Valley hosts second annual Democratic picnic
About 200 attended Sundays second annual family picnic of the Lebanon Valley Democratic Club at Shatford Park in New Lebanon N Y. Club president Robert G. Murray said attendance surpassed last year. Leonard J. Brown Jr. was general chairman with Andrew Overstreet Hudson candidate for Columbia County sheriff Noel R. Schetter Fishkill candidate for state senator from the 44th District and Lawrence Novak Columbia County Democratic Committee chairman speaking briefly. A delegation from the county Democratic Womens Club attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley Democratic Club
Shatford Park
Robert G. Murray
Leonard J. Brown Jr
Andrew Overstreet
Hudson
Columbia County
Noel R. Schetter
Fishkill
Lawrence Novak
Democratic Committee
Democratic Women’s Club
$573 Added To LVPA Drive
NEW LEBANON New York Forty five donations totaling $575 were received last week in the Lebanon Valley Protective Association annual fund drive. John E Sheil financial secretary reports a grand total of $1 142 has been received from 120 contributors during the three weeks the drive has been under way. All proceeds are used to operate and maintain two ambulances available 24 hours a day for illness or accident in the area. Contributions may be mailed to Mr Sheil RFD East Chatham or left at local business places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley Protective Association
John E. Sheil
North Adams college to receive funds for student jobs
North Adams State College will get 7746 dollars for student part time work in the 1965 66 academic year under the Economic Opportunity Act. About 15 to 20 students will participate in campus positions as library lab and research assistants maintenance and clerical staff. Parents and officials to visit Head Start in North Berkshire include Dr Sarah T Curwood from Massachusetts Committee on Children and Youth and Mrs Jean Hunter director of Pittsfield Head Start with a Washington DC official slated to visit.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
North Berkshire
Tomorow
Williamstown
Sarah T. Curwood
Massachusetts Committee On Children and Youth
Grant School
Curwood
Liberty Street School
Adams
Jean Hunter
Pittsfield
Sarah
van Camp
Washington, D.C
Head Start
North Adams Council OKs 125000 for gravel well
The North Adams Finance Committee approved a 125000 appropriation to add another gravel packed well to bolster the city's water supply. It rejected a 173000 plan to replace water mains as part of the mayor's water program.
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North Adams
Francis C. Florini
Lee Officials Dismiss ABCC Charge At East Lee Steak House
The East Lee Steak House alcohol violation charge was dismissed by unanimous Lee selectmen for lack of evidence after a hearing. A building permit was issued for a 4,000 square foot Clark Aiken Co addition on Water Street. Permits also granted to LeBlanc for land development and to Barewski and Hicks for detached structures. Women’s Tenpin Bowling League organized at Lee Lanes with officers elected and season plans announced. Lee office of Western Mass Electric to be closed Aug 9-20 for two weeks. Local ads note battery sale at Laurel Lee Sundries and various picnic supplies.
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Mr. Brown
William H. O Brien
William Demos
James E. Hannon
Charles Smith
ABCC
Lei
Clark-Aiken Co
Water Street
Leonard LeBlanc
Lakeway Drive
Pittsfield
Joseph Barewski
Robert G. Hicks
Lee
LeBlanc
East Street
Sharyn Drive
Barewski
Fairview Street
Hicks
Women’s Business Tenpin Bowling League
Lee Lanes
Ceil Mitchell
Dorothy Forfa
Rilta Withers
Mary Strezynski
Phyllis Lohnes
Sargeant At Arms
Mrs Powers Named Town Accountant In Lee
Mrs Eleanor E Powers wife of William F Powers of South Lee was appointed town accountant by the Selectmen to fill the vacancy after the death of Mrs Carmelita Waddock Diamond. She is a Lee native graduate of Lee High School and Berkshire Business College with two years of part time Town Hall clerical work. Little League personnel meet Thursday at 7 at Lee Field West Park Street rain location Knights of Columbus Home High Street. Tree work and land clearing estimates given 637 3025 Adv.
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Alan Freshler
Main Street
Dun & Bradstreet
Springfied
American International College
Springfield
Harry E. Freshler
Country Club
Hinsdale
Charles J. DeAngelus
Ashmore Lake
Richard L. Conway
Pittsfield
Kenneth G. Kirchner
Paul
South Street
West Harwich
Cape Cod
William G. White
Adele Seoth
Fort Lauderdale
Carl A. Wallin Jr
Maple Street
Bernard F. Collins
Plunkett Avenue
Samuel Virgilio
Lyman Road
Falmouth Heights
William Blake
Holmes Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Blake
A. K. Bridge
Longeview Avenue
Valley View
Bridge
J. Edward Pelkey
Lee
Eleanor E. Powers
William F. Powers
South Lee
Powers
Lee High School
Berkshire Business College
Town Hall
Carmelita Waddock Diamond
Little League
Lee Field
West Park Street
Knights of Columbus
High Street
Stephentown Schools Open In 3 Weeks
BERLIN NY John Cornwall principal of the Berlin Central School District announces a 193 day schedule for 1965 66 Opening day will be Sept 7 Teachers conferences will cause one day holidays Sept 20 and Oct 8. Other holidays include Columbus Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Christmas vacation Washingtons Birthday Easter Memorial Day Regents exams Jan 25 26 and June 17 23 Five Belles meet tonight at the Fire Hall President Mrs Michael Ward in charge. Recent guests of Mrs Dorothea Wylie were Eleanor Mills and Peggy Cox. Mrs Raymond Carpenter has returned home from Pittsfield General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
N.Y
John Cornwall
Berlin Central
Michael Ward
Dorothea Wylie
Eleanor Mills
Northfield School For Girls
Peggy Cox
Raymond Carpenter
Pittsfield General Hospital
Cigarette Believed Cause Of House Fire
A blaze at the Mary Fallon home on Albany Road was likely started by a cigarette igniting a mattress and bedding. Gerald Gennari, who found the fire, and helpers Victor J. D'Aniello G Edward DeSaulnier and son Edward Jr. Paul Radde alarmed and aided. Firefighters contained the fire, treated Gennari for smoke inhalation, and smoke damaged the bedroom set walls and floor. Chief James J. McDermott praised the five men and the department for quick action. Chief McDermott continues investigation.
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West Stockbridge
Mary Fallon
Albany Road
James Ji. McDermott
Gerald Gennari
Victor J. D’aniello
G. Edward DeSaulniers
Edward Jr
Paul Radde
Town payroll deductions key issue at School Committee meeting
Lenox town treasurer will not provide detachable payroll stubs showing deductions after Sept. 3. School officials cite extra work and cost. Alternative methods include carbon copies or new voucher system. Discussion includes legal requirements and bank-provided checks, with future cost and feasibility under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Hiram F. Bailey
Aline R. Woodger
Teachers’ Association
John J. Pignatelli
South Pomona Grange Hosts Big Three Meeting
Stockbridge Berkshire South Pomona Grange will host the big three meeting at Procter Hall tomorrow at 8. Berkshire North and Berkshire Central Pomonas will attend with lecturers from each group. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pomona
Stockbridge
Berkshire
South Pomona Grange
Procter Hall
Berkshire North
Berkshire Central Pomonas
Women''s Tenpin Bowling League Meeting Planned
The Women''s Tenpin Bowling League will hold a planning session Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the Procter Hall annex. League president Mrs. Florence Andrews urges new and past members to attend and those unable to come may contact her.
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Procter Hall Annex
Florence Andrews
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Dalton Martin F. Glendon
Holyoke
L.P. Adams
Mary Hitchcock
Windsor
Wahconah
Massachusetts Association of School Committees
Plunkett Lake
Recreation Committee
Thelma Hawke
Mitami Beach
Fla
Ralph B. Marshall
Longview Avenue
CRA
Emily's Snack Bar
Crane & Co
Emily’s
Richard Chapman
Cranes
James Parry
Richard Gillooly
Brown Oil
Crane Inn
John Broderick
Oilers
Brian Callahan
Frank Munn
Kaye Sanford
Edmar Case
Francis Matthews
John Bellinger
Patrick Briggs
William Glendon
Dalton Selectmen
Wailer Department
Selectmen
Berkshire TV
Ady
Wl R
Robert Delaney
Durham
N.C
Becket Center
Orrick White
Stonehaven
White
David Hamzy
Forbes
Whie
William Pickett
Lynda
Canaan
Murray
Etta Murray
Patty Motteralla
Edward Motteralla
Thomas V. Murray
Thomas J. Murray
Lewis Bush
Tyringham
Frambach
Lebanon Valley
Little
Darrew-Callahan Red Sox
Sherman
Bing) Crosby
Tom Duston
Frank Kohrs
Bill Black
Max Schackett
Herb Poore
Tom Foody
Gene Kohrs
Mitchell Lathers
Jack Condron
John Atwater
Chet Arthur
Robert Traver
Bill McKeon
Bernard Denglex
Lathers
Sox
Clifford M. Frambach
Tel
Leb. Spgs
N Y
NASC
Francis X. Guindon
State Colleges
Philip Melcher
Corinth St
New Town Hall
Phi Gamma Delta
Elwood Lamphear
Lee Lee Office
Board
Clark-Aiken
Western Mass. Electric Company
Laurel Lee
Lee News
Stephentown
Francis W. McDonnell
Korte
Andrew J. Clarke
Lenox Kiwanis Club
Holiday Inn
Vernon Reynolds
Citizens For Taxes Group
Gov. Volpe
Carl Grosser
Sunset Ave
Ann Sranahan
Yours
Lenox OF Co
Lee Super Market
Loebs Eee
Lenox National Bank
Tsro
Walker Street
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