Three Articles in Warrant Of Jan. 6 Town Meeting
STOCKBRIDGE three articles are in the warrant for the special town meeting set for Jan. 6 at 7 30 p m in the Town Hall. The first article aims to save interest costs on the projected high school project by using a state aid transfer instead of a bond issue. A similar plan in Lenox would add 100 000 to the high school building fund from stabilization funds. The other two articles seek permission to sell old equipment and to raise funds to finish reconstruction and repairs at the Stockbridge Bowl Town Beach.
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Stockbridge
Lenox
Stockbridge Bowl
Raffle Benefits Brightside Home in Springfield
Brightside Children's Home fundraiser items were raffled at the Holy Family League of Charity meeting at St. Joseph's Church in Stockbridge. Mrs. Stanley J. Socha won a stole and Mrs. Timothy Soule a decorative pillow during a 17-person gathering. Attendance prizes went to Mrs. Marjorie Wade, Mrs. Mae C. L. Donahue, and Mrs. Soule. refreshments were served by Mrs. Francis J. Drake, Mrs. Raymond C. Mercier, and Mrs. Joseph E. Galisa after the Christmas party segment.
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Raymond C. Mercier
Joseph E. Galisa
English Service At St. Pauls Church STOCKBRIDGE
A service of Lessons and Carols will be held at 10 30 a m Sunday at St Pauls Church The service draws on a Kings College Cambridge tradition adapted for local use and will be sung by St Pauls senior and junior choirs directed by Thomas P Frost Also Holy Communion services are scheduled for Sunday and mid week with dates and times listed The school menu for the week follows with daily offerings including spaghetti clam chowder baked beans and more
Adams Bank Reports Thirteen Million Assets
North Berkshire Adams Bank announces assets exceeding 13 million for the year. Deposits reach 11,508,359 with a gain of 631,804. Loans rise to 8,027,594 up 779,700 for the year as trustees note a satisfactory year.
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Adams Bank
ADAMS
South Adams Savings Bank
Bowling league elects officers and reports high scores
Lee Bowling Sunrise League elected Lee Bowling Sunrise League officers for the coming year with Vinton Withers president, David Brown vice president, William Basinall secretary, and John Connelly treasurer. High singles went to Vinton Withers 179, William Standard 173, William Basinait and Joseph Fravel 166. High totals were Basinait 486, Standard 441, Fravel 419.
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Sunrise League
Vinton Withers
David Brown
William Basinall
John Connelly
William Standard
William Basinait
Joseph Fravel
Basinait
Standard
Fravel
Probate Court review of fifth account in Carroll trust
In Pittsfield Massachusetts the Probate Court has received the trustees Helen R Carroll and James J Seultary for allowance of the fifth account of the trust under the will of Frank Carroll late of Pittsfield. Objections must be filed by January 7 1964 with F Anthony Hanlon Esquire Judge of the Court. James W Carolan Register.
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Maassachusetts E. Ss. Probate Court
Frank 4. Carroll
Pittsfield
Ingate County
Helen R. ‘Carrell
Helen R. Carroll
James J. Seul‘tary
F. Anthony Hanlon
James W. Carolan
Scullary
North Street
Pitts Held
Mass
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Nashua Street
Boston
Department of Public Works
Bellevue
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Jack P_ Ricciard
Public Works
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Berkshire
Thomas Carty
Lenox
Beiden Beice
Berkshire
F. Anthony Hanson
Esquire
Register
M. Donahow
Agin Street Lee
Messach
Dora Caroner Lewis Fate
Ratoe
Arther Lewis
County of
F. Anthony Hank
Register, Cain, Lewis, Humphrey & Burbank
Wendell Avenue
Lynn GE To Drop 1100 at Lynn, Mass Plant
GE Flight Propulsion Division Vice President Gerhard Neumann announced the company will cut employment at its Lynn plants from 15,600 to about 14,500 by mid year. Retirements and resignations will offset part of the drop, as the firm loses a Navy contract it had anticipated securing.
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Lynn
Mass
General Electric
Gerhard Neumann
Flight Propulsion Division
Neumann
Democrats Plan Boston Building For Headquarters
The Democratic State Committee weighs acquiring a four story building near the State House for its permanent headquarters. Separately, the Berkshire Probate Court notes filings for estates and executors, including a petition in Lenox. The document also details public works bids and probate notices amid Massachusetts notices and local political shifts.
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Boston
Democratic State Committee
State House
Democratic Committee
Mt. Vermont Street
Hinsdale Dances Canceled By Holidays at Country Club
Hinsdale events note cancellations for the Hinsdale Country Club as the regular Saturday night dance is canceled tonight and January 4 due to the holidays. Martin F. Glendon listed with contact info 684-0797 appears in the notice.
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Hinsdale Martin F. Glendon
Hinsdale Country Club
Crash Damages Cars Near Lenox Monument
Two cars were badly damaged and towed after a collision near the Egieston Monument on Main Street in Lenox on Friday. Drivers David L. Buchman, 17, of Cli we Street, Lenox, and Frank R. Wright, 37, of New Marlboro, were involved. both suffered bumps on the head but were not seriously hurt. Patrolman Henry A Fuore investigated.
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LENOX
Egieston Monument
Main Street
David L. Buchman
Cli We Street
Frank R. Wright
New Marlboro
Wright
West Street
Monument
Buchman
Henry A Fuore
Accident Driver Found Innocent On Two Charges
LEE Gordon D. Soule, 19, of Yale Court Stockbridge, was found not guilty in District Court on Christmas night charges of driving under the influence and leaving the scene. Police say his front car struck the rear of Albert J. Catelotti, 42, of North Adams, both westbound on West Park Street. property damage occurred but no injuries.
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Lee
Gordon D. Soule
Yale Court
Stockbridge
James E. Hanpon
Soule
Albert J. Catelotti
North Adams
West Park Street
Beartown Ski Season Opens For Students
Beartown Ski Area in South Lee opened for the season today with William T. McCormack, president, saying slopes will stay open all next week for student use during vacation. The ski school, led by Thor Steinert, also began operations today.
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Lee
Beartown
South Lee
William T. McCormack
Thor Steinert
Clay Is Too the Greatest Picked as Fighter of Year
New York UP reports Cassius Clay named fighter of the year by Ring Magazine for 1963. Liston places second after Liston’s first-round KO of Patterson, while Clay’s March 13 victory over Doug Jones and other wins shaped the story.
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Clay
New York
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Golden Gasser
Sonny Liston
Ring Magazine
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Young Clay
Ring
Cassius
Doug Jones
Madison Square Garden
Doug
Israeli Engineers To Aid Dominicans Technical Cooperation Pact
Israel and the Dominican Republic announced a technical cooperation agreement. A spokesman said the first group of Israeli technicians would travel to the Dominican Republic in January.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Dominican Republic
Search Sought for Castillo de Mont juich Ship
Madrid officials appealed for assistance from U S and Portuguese aircraft and vessels to locate the Spanish freighter Castillo de Montjuich overdue six days on a Boston voyage. The 7,072 ton ship carried 48 to 53 crew members and was expected to reach La Coruna in Spain.
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Madrid
U.S
Castillo de Montjuich
Boston
la Coruna
Justifiable Cause Appeal Upheld For Lenox Lounge License
The Massachusetts ABCC upheld Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flynn's appeal against the Lenox Board of Selectmen's liquor license renewal rejection. The decision remanded to the Lenox board for further action, stating renewal was prima facie due. The 1-1 vote by the selectmen had rejected the license for the year.
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LENOX
State Alcholic Beverage Control Commission
Edward J. Flynn
Lenox Board of Selectmen
ABCC
Jocal Selectmen
Boston
Board of Selectmen
ABBC
Flynns
Tait
Church Street
Ig Authority
Selectman
John J. Pignatell
William T. McCormick
Helen Fillie
Charles R. Alsberti
Select
James Riley
Gladys Mongue Christmas Greetings and Local Tales
Mr and Mrs M R Jacoba spent Christmas with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James Watson of Huntington Rene Packard has returned to work at the Columbus Bakery in Pittsfield after an illness of several months
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M. R. Jacoba
James Watson
Huntington
UAR to Aid Nigeria Projects in Northern States
Cairo AP The United Arab Republic and northern Nigeria agreed the UAR will undertake technical projects in northern Nigeria including building textile factories cottonseed mills and portable water plants.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
Nigeria
U.A.R
Posthumous Thanks From Ballard Needed Funds
PEQUANNOCK NJ AP A township first aid squad member on an annual solicitation drive received a donation from Rose Sanders. Her son Joe Sanders had collected more than a thousand coins totaling about 17 dollars as a thank you for the squad prior to his death from cancer at age 12 nine months earlier.
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Pequannock, NJ
Rose Sanders
Joe
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