Musical Program At Lenox High On Wednesday
Lenox public schools present the sixth annual Christmas concert with over 156 students directed by the music department. The 7:30 p.m. performance in the high school gym features the Trinity Church bell ringers led by Mrs Edward Knight, plus choral and band numbers and a piano duet by David Face and Peggie McKenney. The program includes Christmas songs, carols, and selections from cantatas and a variety of ensembles.
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LENOX
Lenox Public Schools
Trinity Church Bell Ringers
Edward Knight
David Face
Peggie McKenney
Lenox Hosts Mount Greylock in Tuesday 5:45 Showdown
Lenox High School's basketball team, 3-1, faces Mount Greylock Regional here Tuesday at 5:45 after a 62-53 win at Williamstown. Visitors’ center Doug Shepard stands 6 foot 7. Dress sale and stock notes appear in ads.
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LENOX
Lenox High School
Mount Greylock Regional High School
Mount Greylock
Williamstown
Doug Shepard
Night Parking Rules and Local Notices in Williams High Area
Night parking restrictions are in effect until April per acting highway superintendent Carl Cooper. Cars must be at least six feet off streets or will be towed. Type 2 oral polio vaccine will be given Tuesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Williams High cafeteria. John F. Canning, son of Mrs. Frani Carney of Glendale, will spend holidays with his family here. he is a 1962 Williams High graduate and a sophomore at the University of Cincinnati majoring in political science.
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Carl Cooper
Cooper
Williams High
John F. Canning
Frani Carney
Glendale
University of Cincinnati
Canning
Christmas programs and caucus notices in Windsor
Windsor community announces the annual Christmas Tree program at the Town Hall with grades performing an operetta and play and Santa Claus delivering gifts. Berkshire Hills Singers will perform carols at Hill Church. The town caucus deadline is 5 p.m. December 30 with the caucus January 2 at Town Hall. polls 7 to 9 p.m. Recent visitors include the Parrett family and Alan M. L.imburg attends funeral for former Sen. Herbert Lehman in New York City.
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Crane Community School
Santa Claus
Berkshire Hills Men’s Barbershop Singers
Noel Sears
Pittsfield
the Hill Church
Bernice Estes
William Drew
Lester Parret
Westfield
Alan M. Limburg
Windsor
Mr. Limburg
Herbert H. Lehman
New York City
Lehman
Williams Williamstown
Williams College
New York
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Lorings Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Theodore C Loring of 38 Jennings Ave will be honored on their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday. Open house from 2 to 5 in the Flintstone Grange Rooms Union Block. Sponsored by their son Gordon and Mrs Loring of Lanesboro. Mr Loring is retired from Haddads Motors Pittsfield.
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Theodore C. Loring
Jenings Ave
Flintstone Grange Rooms
Union Block
Gordon
Camp Fire Girls in Dalton Elect New Officers and Grants
The Ya Ha Ta Wan Camp Fire group reports 19 girls earning outdoor skills recognition as officers were elected for several groups including Shelley Henderson as president and Wendy Williams as secretary. A five week child care course is underway taught by Mrs. William M. Pikett. 60 girls graduated at the annual fly up. Dalton Council adds seven new Blue Bird groups and lists new leaders and assistants.
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Gardner Rudd
Kathleen Cady
Holly Rudd
Debora Ware
Beth Mason
Susan DiNicola
David Powell
Roseanne Cooney
Beverly Olds
Patricia Topping
Claudia Simmons
William Parker
Joseph Poirier
Therron Warren
George Calebaugh
Burt Gibby
Lawrence George
Frederick Gabrie
James O'Connor
William Quinn
Milton Priest
John Richards
Ralph Simmons
William Elser
James Sutherland
Tree Warden Post Proposed by Dalton Selectmen
Dalton selectmen propose abolishing the tree warden office and placing duties under the board via Public Works. Archie Caesar resigned last spring over a conflict of interest. A referendum will ask voters to authorize the change while renewals on Jan 1 are urged. The board spent weekend sessions drafting the 1964 budget for the Finance Committee.
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Dalton
Selectmen
Public Works Department
Archie Caesar
Caesar
Finance Committee
Churches To Join In Creche Service
DALTON The creche at the Methodist Church will be lighted tonight at 7 15 for a joint service by the Methodist and Grace churches conducted by Rev Alfred B Perry and Rev William Starr Choirs from both churches will sing A community carol sing is planned at 6 30 followed by refreshments The carol sing and hour of refreshments were moved from Guild Hall to the Methodist Church This marks the second year the two churches have joined for this event Public is invited Windsor trees available Central parking lot Daly Avenue Midtown Motel Adv 23
North Berkshire Condenser Workers Sign 3 Year Contract
North Adams Sprague Electric Co and the Independent Condensers Union No 2 signed a three year contract for 214 percent wage increase with a minimum four cents an hour yearly rise, a $100 year end bonus, and an extra paid holiday covering 2100 production and maintenance employees.
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Condenser
North Adams—Sprague Electric Co
Condensers Union No. 2
CRA Starts Younger Girls Basketball Program at Community House
Dalton Monday announces a new basketball program for girls in grades 6 to 8 to begin at the Community House with practice sessions, forming teams and Monday afternoon games. Older girls’ games run Thursday nights and Saturdays. new and ongoing activities include pool, gym, swim, social dancing, and clubs such as CRAettes and Phyespe with recent events like a rummage sale and a Christmas formal.
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Lois Wilbur
Craettes
Phyespe Club
Deadline Set For 1964 Dalton Nominations
Dalton voters must file for nominations with the town clerk by January 8 at 3 p.m. The nominating caucus occurs January 20 and the election on February 17. Open offices include selectman town clerk treasurer tax collector three school committeemen regional school committeeman assessor cemetery trustee three library trustees five finance committeemen tree warden planning board commissioner of trust funds and Dalton Housing Authority member.
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Dalton
Dalton Housing Authority
Hancock MRS 30 ANN MacDONALD Engaged to Donald Quimby
Norma Jane Blair daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Blair announces her engagement to Donald Lawrence Quimby son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M. Quimby of 44 Lois St North Adams. Miss Blair a Hancock graduate and UMass zoology major plans a June wedding. Quimby, a Drury High graduate, works with Arbor Acres in Williams town. Additionally Hancock Legion officers were elected unopposed and the post will prepare a Christmas tree with Auxiliary members packing bite bags at the Central School after a 10 am meeting at Mrs. James Southards.
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Robert G. Blair
Norma Jane
Donald Lawrence Quimby
Cecil M. Quimby
Lois St
North Adams
Blair
Han ‘Cock
New Lebanon Central
University of Massachusetts
Mr. Quimby
Drury High
Arbor Acres, Inc
Williamstown
Legion
Hancock Central School
Hancock American Legion Auxiliary
James Southard
Southards
Central School
New School To Observe 1st Christmas at Gateway
Gateway Regional prepares a Christmas program Wednesday at 7 30 p m for parents and others. The junior high drama club directed by Mrs Ida Joslyn presents The Nature of a Gift with a large cast. A vocal group led by Miss Audria Albro and the Gateway Regional Band directed by John Kowal will perform carols and selections. Ninth to twelfth graders have taken the Town Test of Educational Development with results due in January and an evening event planned for February.
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Huntington
Gateway Regional
Ida Joslyn
Jan Bodendorf
Kristine Majkowski
Douglas Treadwell
Carol Searles
Christine Donovan
Joanne Forbes
Judy Boosma
Sandra Steins
Susan Sears
Cheryl Duga
Helynmarie la Brecque
Sharon Packard
Jacob Petrovsky
Sharon Knox
Jean Bartlett
Roberta Humphrey
Sandra Whitaker
Darlene Estelle
Susan Sarain
Cestumes
iGateway
Miss Cahill Elected For Government Day
Huntington gateway regional high school selects Diane Cahill as representative for Student Government Day in Boston on April 18. Cahill is a senior, honor student, Huntington High veteran, and Student Advisory Council chair. Lisa Giberti named alternate runner-up in the student body race.
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Huntington
Gateway Regional
Diane Cahill
Boston
Miss Cahill
Huntington High
Lisa Giberti
Mount Greylock Names New Industrial Arts Teacher
Mount Greylock School Committee appoints Charles Winslow of Springfield as industrial arts teacher, effective January, succeeding Walter Thompson who leaves for Harwich. Transfer of funds within the 1963 budget balances accounts for year end. Williams town Finance Committee reviews 1964 budget. budget accepted. Regional committee meets January 9.
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Williamstown
Charles Winslow
Springfield
Mount Greylock
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Winslow
Walter Thompson
Harwich
Williamstown Finance Committee
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