Lenox Plans Industrial Zone Hearing For Lenox Dale
Lenox Planning Board schedules Friday January 10 hearing to consider an industrial zone along Crystal Street and adjacent area. Proposal sparked by Donald Grady seeks to expand Lenox Machine Shop. Town plans sewer projects and possible land sale. Two thirds vote required at town meeting for zone change. Mr Grady says his business employs about 15 people.
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Lenox
Planning Board
Lenox Dale
Housatonic
Crystal Streets
Crystal Street
Brown Street
Housatonic River
Housatonic Street
Donald Grady
Grady
Grody
Selectmen
John D. Kennedy
the Eagle
Lenox Machine ‘Co
Lenox High hosts college views seminar with graduates
Lenox High School recently held a seminar for about 45 juniors and seniors where five graduates now in college shared experiences. Kath leen Gilligan a freshman at North Adams State College Raymond Shepardson a junior at North Adams State College Ann Phinney a sophomore at Earlham College Bonnie Gabie a freshman at Gettysburg College and Barcley Jane Bender a freshman at Wellesley spoke on college life and preparation moderated by Charles E Beers Jr the guidance counselor.
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LENOX
Lenox High School
Lenox High
Kathleen Gilligan
North Adams State College
Raymond Shepardson
Ann Phinney
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Bonnie Gabie
Gettysburg
Pa.) College
Barcley Jane Bender
Wellesley
Charles E. Beers I Jr
Den Mothers Needed For Cub Pack 55
Cub Pack 55 seeks three new den mothers to accommodate all interested boys. Interested women are invited to join the Christmas party at the Town Hall this Friday. Edmund Ward, Cub master, notes some Cubs lack dens due to shortage.
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Lenox
Edmund Ward
School Board to Confer Again With Teachers
Stockbridge The School Committee plans a second salary discussion with the Teachers Association on Jan 3 at 8 at Williams High School with a 7:30 premeeting. Regular meetings are set for Jan 8 and 23 at 8. A prior Dec 4 session was held. Also noted were potential student teachers for next year and no extra town cost. Congregational Church Ladies Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 at Mrs Richard K Thorsell’s home. Junior choir rehearses Friday at 3:30. Advertised best turkeys capons and roasting chickens available from Louis Stockbridge Shop, Tel 298-3525.
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Wilfred M. Gallagher
Gallagher
Williams High School
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church
Stockbridge
Richard K. Thorsell
Louis Stockbridge
Tel
John Stanton
IBM
Pittsfield
Erick
Stanton
Monterey Youth Designs and Builds Tiny IBM Style Adder
Erick Grinde, 16, a Mount Everett junior from Sheffield, designed and built a shoebox sized binary adder that can add digits zero to three in one operation. IBM and GE connections aided his project, with IBM noting feasibility and cost for a model and GE offering library access.
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Erick Grinde
Mount Everett
John Stanton
IBM
Pittsfield
Erick
Monterey Youth
Monterey
Sverre Grinde
Sheffield
General Electric
New York
Stanton
Brick
M.I.T
Pennsylvania State University
Thomas J. Watson Research Center
Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Advanced Systems Development Division
Franklin Gilbert
William Conover
Ralph Bromley
State Buys Land for New Park in Austerlitz
The New York State Conservation Department has purchased 91 percent of a tract totaling 464 adjoining acres in Austerlitz for a potential state park, with $84,950 from the 100 million Land Acquisition Act funding the deal. The largest parcel includes Barrett Pond and a house on County Route 5 touching No Bottom Pond, while officials assess future development and funding needs. The article also notes a company Christmas party and a Congregational Church pageant schedule.
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Albany
State Conservation Department
Allen Me. K.pope
Barrett Pond
Austerlitz
Red Rock
Great Barrington John Watson Fund story on page twenty six
Local coverage highlights the John Watson Fund in Great Barrington with details of its goals and community impact. The feature outlines donor support and upcoming events aimed at sustaining the fund's charitable work.
Barrington Youths Seek Form Butternut Ski Club
Sixty two Barrington youths from grades 7 through 12 petitioned Butternut Ski Basin to form a ski club. The basin offered free weekday skiing and reduced weekend rates with group instruction by Paul Brown. Students may serve as trail packers or ski patrol assistants and hope to organize a ski team to compete with other Western Massachusetts clubs.
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Great Barrington
Butternut Ski Basin
Butternut Basin
Patricia Hayden
Searles
George D. Hayden
Stockbridge Road
Channing Murdock
Butternut
The
Eagle
Paul Brown
Butternut Ski School
Telephone Operators End of Era Christmas Party
Eight Richmond telephone operators attended what was likely their last Christmas party with Richmond Telephone Co. at Tia and Johns Restaurant. J Benedict Ackley, president, joined the group as the firm eyes near total automation before next Christmas.
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West Lebanon Exchange
Columbia & Rensselaer Telephone Corp
Richmond
Richmond Telephone Co
Tda
John
J. Benedict Ackley
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Lee Office
Tri-Town
Morris Elementary School
Fritz Guyette
Johansson's Pause Toyland
Main Street
Lee Adv
Rossiter Road
Roger B. Linscott
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Eleezarcy
Alford Union Church
Lebanon Valley
Clifford Frambach
Leb
Springs
John Watson
John Peechman
EB. K. Evans
S “Coop
Mally
Robert L. Austen
Pete
Martha
Del
Billy Cari
Stannard
Cant Jesperses
Barrington
Massachusetts
Ruth Bass
Gregory
Alc
Oscar Mayer
Glorietta St. Dan
Libby
Calo Dog & Cat Food
Cutrite
Howard Johnson
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