Citizens' Caucus scheduled Jan 6 Chester
The Citizens' Caucus will be held Monday Jan 6 at 7 p.m. in Town Hall to nominate candidates for town offices for the Feb 8 election. Offices include town clerk treasurer auditor tree warden fire chief selectman assessor two school committee members park commissioner two water commissioners cemetery committee and two library trustees.
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Chester
Board of Public Welfare
Otto K. Ebert
Albert Shedd
Stockbridge Classes to Resume After Christmas Recess
Stockbridge public schools resume classes after Christmas vacation. Library hours announced for the town with notices of public services and schedules.
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Stockbridge
Oil Burner Fire Causes Minor Kitchen Damage
A fire in an oil burner in the kitchen at William B. Holmes’s Castle Hill home caused slight damage, confined to the stove, with the local department and Glendale and Interlaken crews responding around 9:30 last night. Ingram, son of Donald and Mrs. Ingram, attends Colby College in Wa terville and will visit for Christmas. Open tonight and Christmas Eve until 10.5.
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Stockbridge
William B. Holmes
Castle Hill
Glendale
Interlaken
Kenneth Ingram
Donald Ingram
Cherry Hill Road
Washington Debutantes
Washington, D. C
Colby College
Waterville
Maine
Richmond Telephone Co Sets Date For Change
RICHMOND The Richmond Telephone Co will switch to a dial system on June 21 1964. The change, announced by president J Benedict Ackley, follows decisions by New England Telephone Co and will allow residents to dial Pittsfield numbers without extra charges. Calls to Pittsfield will cost 10 cents plus a tax during the introductory period. Nationwide direct dialing from Richmond is planned for 1965. Local lines will be private or four party. Cable work advances, weather permitting, with 46 000 feet laid and 20 000 feet remaining. Ackley bought the company in May 1960.
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Richmond
Richmond Telephone Co
J. Benedict Ackley
New England Telephone Co
Ackley
Pittsfield
Telephone
The
Telephone Company
Mount Greylock senior elected to Massachusetts Student Government Day
Ronald Bruce Shepard of Williamstown, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Shepard of Mountain View Street, will represent Mount Greylock Regional High School's senior class at the Massachusetts Student Government Day in Boston in April. He is Class of 1964 president, former junior year president, and its vice president in freshman and sophomore years, a National Honor Society and Varsity Club member, four-year baseball player and team cocaptain this year. He also plays with the American Legion baseball team and Babe Ruth League. His trip expenses are paid by the Williamstown Chapter of the League of Women Voters.
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Williamstown
Ronald Bruce Shepard
Carl Shepard
Mountain View Street
Mount Greylock Regional
Massachusetts
Boston
Ronald
American Legion
League of Women Voters
Hancock Donors Named To Community Yale Program
Hancock announces donors to the community Christmas program including Hancock Volunteer Fire Department Fire Sirens Willing Workers Society of the Hancock Baptist Church and many local families and individuals. Also notes School Parties at Hancock Central School with class celebrations and volunteers. Cloverette 4-H Club Santa Claus Cake project. local children birthday observances.
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Yale
Hancock
Hancock Volunteer Fire Department
Society of the
Hancock Baptist ‘Church
Rober+ Blair
Charles Christiansen
G. H. Hadselle
Edmund Royal
John Connors
William Freehofter
Karl Hanson
Reuben Johnson
John C. Smith Jr
Walter C. [Sykes
John D. Whitman
Perry A. Whitman
Perry G. Whitman
Joseph A. Wilk
Harrison Bassett
Bassett
Fig Leaf Stolen From Bronze Statue In Hemel Hempstead
A controversial fig leaf placed on a bronze statue of a naked discus thrower by city officials in Hemel Hempstead was stolen Sunday.
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Hemel Hempstead
England
UPI
Three Lee Patrolmen Reach Civil Service List For Police Chief
Boston announces three Lee patrolmen pass the civil service police chief exam. Names include John J. Boyne Greylock Street Adelard J Laliberte 128 Hours tonic Street. Acting chief William J Aldrich appointed after Chief Bassidy's death. Selectmen chair O'Brien unsure of tonight's appointment announcement.
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Boston
Lee
Pe Civil Service
Director of Civil Service
John J. Boyne
Greylock Street
M. Holian
Center St
Adelard
Laliberte
Tonic St
William J. Aldrich
William
Town Clerk Sets Civic Dates For Lee Election
Town Clerk Francis G. Fanning announced the Board of Registrars meetings on January 24 and 31 from 7 to 9 p.m. and February T from noon to 10 p.m. at the town office. Final caucus deadline January 31. Nominations due January 24 and filings certified by January 31. Election day March 2 at Central auditorium from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Town meeting February 25 at 7:30 p.m. Contact East Lee Steak House for New Year’s reservations.
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Lee
Francis G. Fanning
Board of Registrars
Willard O. Pease
Edward J. Dempsey
Donald I. Fillie
John A. MacGregor
Central Auditorium
Canaan News Highlights Local Court Dates And Holiday Fundraising
In Canaan Connecticut Janet D Andrus 23 of Railroad Street faces North Canaan Circuit Court on January 14 for failing to drive right after a Friday night crash on Route 7 Library Road. Robert F Mahoney 22 and James McMellon 29 of Milford were released on 50 dollar bail after arrests for illegal killing of deer and trespassing on Canaan Mountain Norfolk Water Bureau property. The Canaan Taps collected about 100 dollars door to door over the weekend with Miss Tomasia Nania and Michael O Neil as chairs. Joann Hedus Cheryl Tripp and Sharon Killawee won candy sales prizes at a North Canaan Elementary School Christmas party. About 30 attended.
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Canaan
Conn
Janet D. Andrus
Railroad Street
North Canaan
Cornwall
Tyringham Library
Andrus
Robert F. Mahoney
James McMellon
Milford
Ilegal
Norfolk Water Bureau
Canaan Mt
Taps
Canaan Taps
Tomassia Nania
Michael O'Neil
Joann Hedus
Cheryl Tripp
Sharon Killawee
Tyringham Caucus Date Approaching
Tyringham announces a citizens caucus on January 13 at Town Hall. Persons wishing to have names on the caucus ballot must file papers with Town Clerk Alice Hale before Thursday. The Board of Registrars will meet Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the town office.
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Tyringham
Alice Hale
Citizens
Board of Registrars
Worthington Hearing On Drummers Club License
Public hearing by the Worthington selectmen at 7 30 p m in Town Hall on Fred Emerson's application for an all alcohol club license. Emerson proposes The Drummers Club at his home on Old Main Road in South Worthington.
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Fred Emerson
Mr. Emerson
Drummers’ Club
Old Main Road
Worthington
Ace To Close For Christmas
Christmas Day will be observed with stores closed and public services reduced. Post Office lobby hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. no window service, only special delivery. Postmaster Shaylor thanked residents for cooperation as mail volume rose. Hotels and taverns cannot sell alcohol before 1 p.m. on Christmas Day. package stores barred Wednesday, may stay open until 10 p.m. Tuesday. Pharmacists may not sell alcohol on Christmas Day except by prescription.
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Lee
Charles H. Shaylor
Shaylor
Lee Independents vs Adams Merchants Tonight
The Lee Independents face the Adams Merchants tonight at seven in Central gym. Advertisements note Candy tobacco toiletry gifts at McClelland Rexall Drug Store and mention Russell Stover Christmas can dies fresh at Lea News Room with a 94 cent ad.
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Lee Independents
Adams Merchants
Central Gym
McClelland Rexall Drug Store
Russell Stover
Lea News Room
Commuting Thief Strikes Kansas City Area Cars
In Hutchinson Kansas an unknown thief stole a station wagon Sunday and drove to Wichita. Police believe the same thief then stole an identical wagon in Wichita for the return trip. Earlier a car stolen here appeared in Nickerson and another stolen there was found back in Hutchinson shortly after. The pattern suggests a single culprit.
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Hutchinson
Kan
UPI
Wichita
Nickerson
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Fleetwood
Citizens’ Caucus
CES Party
Liberty Chapter
0.E.S
Masonic Temple
Charity Laurent
Willard Pease
Angie Rogers
United Church
Raymond Leone
Santa Claus
Claude Doig
Josephine Eames
Bonnie Andrea
Paul Benson
North Wilbraham
Wesson Maternity Hospital
Springfield
J. Andrew Rintala
Westfield
George Benson
Brimfield
Cecilia Rintala
Prospect Street
Besus Hamilton Emery & Corundum Co
William A. Fuller
Marguerite Merrill
Chester High
Manchester, N.H
Karen
Debra
Diane Vioch
Starf Sgt
Harold Veich
Hampden Street
James Sherwin
Fitchburg
Ann Shanahan
S. Pierce
Wine Cellar
Louis Stockbridge
Ruth Tel
Charles E. Doherty
Favntees
Carol Bristol
Carroll L. Bristol
Donald Lang
Arthur Taylor
Lyndonville
Sandy Phoenix
Miss Bristol
Berkshire Community College
Miss Phoenix
Louis
Main St., Stockbridge
Zin
Kincaid Appliance
Stockbridge Stockbridge
Facy
Capons
Vermont
Merry Christmas
Mount Greylock
Hancock Central School
Isabel Conklin
Kenneth Conklin
Geraldine Christiansen
Robert Rash
Stephen Botto
Robert Botto
Michael MacDonald
Richard MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Eagle Olea
Civil Service
Lee Pharmacy
Ady
East Lee
Canaan, Conn
Margaret Svehla Tel Taylor
LEE Steam Laundry
Ace
Skinner
Imachine CO
LEE National Bank
Double United
LEE Super “Market
Jfappy
Jfoliday
Dresser-Hull CO
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