Barrington Bowling Stars Lead Local Leagues
Maurice Decker rolled a 289 and Eldridge Evans 236 in the Barrington Bowling Star Lighter League while Decker posted a 637 and Evans 621 for high totals. In the Barrington Town League Harold Greene 248 and Frank Audino 233 led singles with Raymond Congdon 594, Marl Raifstanger 582, and Charle Mack 580 among the top totals.
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Maurice Decker
Eldridge Evans
Ken Coon Sr
Decker
Evans
Toyo
Tessavainen
Barrington Town League
Harold Greene
Frank Audino
Ken Coon Jr
Raymond Congdon
Marl Raifstanger
Charle Mack
Movie Timetable for County Theaters
Mabaie Great Barrington shows The Misadventures of Merlin Jones at 2 30, 6 30 and 8 30. Paramount North Adams screens Misadventures of Merlin Jones at 1 00, 3 40, 6 20 and 9 00. Shootout at Big Sag plays at 2 30, 5 10 and 7 50. Mohawk North Adama and Adams theaters open weekends only.
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Mabaie
Great Barrington
Merlin Jones
Paramount
North Adams
Big Sag
Mohawk
North Adama
Adams
Ecuadorian student to attend MYS Saturday meeting
A native of Ecuador who studies at Avalon School will represent Ecuador at the senior MYS gathering. The meeting is Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Great Barrington Methodist Church, with counselors Mr and Mrs Daniel Milligan and pastor Rev Donald T Keil leading.
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MYF
Ecuador
Avalon School
MYS
Great Barrington
Local births and funeral notices from area residents
Mrs. Peter Ambos of East Street and Mrs. Francis Ciolina of Maple Avenue have returned from Rome New York where they attended the funeral of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Durlack of Seekonk Road are maternal grandparents of a son Gregory Andrew born to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Marks of Salisbury Connecticut February 21 in Sharon Conn Hospital.
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Peter Ambos
East Street
Francis Ciolina
Maple Avenue
Rome
N.Y
Andrew J. Durlack
Seekonk Road
Gregory Andrew
Alan Marks
Salisbury, Conn
Sharor 'S Conn
Special Town Meeting Planned for Zoning Changes
GREAT BARRINGTON A special town meeting is planned for late March or April to vote on zoning changes along Stockbridge Road and near Round Pond. Selectmen will confer with counsel, then schedule the session after Planning Board recommendations from Friday night.
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Great Barrington
Stockbridge Road
Round Pond
Selectmen
Planning Board
District Court of
Inden St
Pisiedy Aga
Stockbridge Lae
Bacula Cooper Road
Monument Mt
Registry Favors Office Here in Great Barrington
Boston legislative agent for the Registry of Motor Vehicles backs a bill to establish a new branch in Great Barrington. The measure, filed by Rep. Curtiss and Sen. Hammond, had a public hearing with support from officials and no opposition. Final decision rests with the House Ways and Means Committee after report from the Highways and Motor Vehicles panel.
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Boston
Joseph J. Walsh
State House
Great Barrington
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Donald G.hammond
Westfield
Committee On Highways and Motor Vehicles
Pittsfield
A. John Tuller
Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission
Matthew J. Dempsey
John G. Olds
George Ryan
Sen. Hammond
House
Ways and Means Committee
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Clayton Man Warned After Truck Mishap
Clyde F. Landis 74 of Clayton Mass was issued a warning for failure to drive in the established lane after his truck left Route 7 near the Canaan state police barracks. The vehicle struck fence posts causing moderate front-end damage with no injuries. State trooper Fred Holcomb investigated. Laymen To Meet March 3 The Laymen's Fellowship of the Litchfield North Association will meet in New Hartford on March 9 at 6 15 p.m. It will be a dinner meeting. Reservations may be made with Porter Godard or Dick Monty both of Canaan.
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Canaan
Conn
Clyde F. Landis
Clayton
Mass
Landis
Cajnaan State Police Barracks
Fred Holcomb
Laymen’s Fellowship
Litchfield North Association
New Hartford J
Porter Godard
Dick Monty
Canzan
Pike Authority Owns a Chunk of Route 183
Stockbridge officials report Route 183 segment near Larrywang belongs to the Turnpike Authority and was transferred on Sept 10 1957. Selectmen ask about resurfacing snow-removal reimbursement and authority road ownership while bidding on town equipment and property sales are noted. Kiwanis to meet with Charles Pope speaking at Card Lake Hotel.
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Pike Authority
Stockbridge
Massachusetts Turnpike
Larrywang
The
Turnpike Authority
Disttrict
Herbert C. Hawkins
Hawkins
Tthe ‘Turnpike Authority
Planning Board
Fred Mercer Construction Co
Lee
Prospect Hill
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
Morristown
Squire's ‘Tree Service
Pittsfield
Squire’s
Squire's
Finton G. D. Cosby
E.G. Wilcox Insurance Agency
John H. Fitzpatrick
Mr. Cosby
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Kiwanis
Charles Pope
Plain School
Stockbridge - West Stockbridge
Kiwanis Club
Card Lake Hotel
West Stockbridge
Navy petty officer stationed at Polaris base in Spain
Daniel B. Harper, petty officer third class in the U.S. Navy, is stationed at the new Polaris submarine base at Rota on Spain’s south coast. He is assigned to the joint U.S. Span ish naval and air base headquarters for Mediterranean missile–firing subs. Harper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harper, entered the Navy in January 1961. Town Board to meet at 7:30 Thursday night at Town Hall with routine business on the agenda.
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Lebanon Springs
N.Y
Daniel B. Harper
Rota
Spain
Air Force
U.s.-Spansh
Daniel
Lewis’ Ie Harper
Navy
Harold B. Hicks
Is Procter Hall Too Small Dunker Suggests Changes
STOCKBRIDGE The town meeting voting procedure drew criticism from Henry T Dunker who warned of confusion caused by a large crowd near the opening in the partition between Procter Hall and its annex He proposed removing or replacing the partition with a movable one citing bylaws that require voters to be seated according to hall capacity The Board of Selectmen offered no comment through chairman Robert H Minkter.
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Stockbridge
Henry T. Dunker
Dunker
Procter Hall
Board of Selectmen
Robert H. Minkter
The
Selectmen
Searing Named To Board of Registrars
STOCKBRIDGE The Sel ectmen appoint Harry M. Searing to fill the unexpired term on the Board of Registrars. Additional appointments follow after a brief closed session including Harald L. Williams building inspector William Sullivan wire inspector Arthur W. Maskell Jogas inspector Louis Nicholas slaughtering inspector and others. Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss plans for the town beach at a meeting Thursday at 7 30 at the Town Hall.
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Veterans’ Service
Mr. Williams
Clyde B. Schneyer
John Downs
William J. Obanhein
Civil Defense
Obanhein
Louis J. Peyton
Gerald R. Cooper
William Heaphy
Donald J. Shaker
Ruth Tisdel
Francis L. Pilling
Krebs
James Kiley
Veterans’ Graves
Board of Selectmen
G. Douglas Krumbhaar
Board of Appeals
Clifford Schneyer
A. G. Guerrieri
Stockbridge Library
Reach
Stockbridge
Congregational Notes from Stockbridge Church Schedule
STOCKBRIDGE The First Congregational Church announces rehearsals for the senior choir at 8 and the Palm Sunday cantata group at 8 45 tonight. The pastor's class for potential members meets Thursday at 3 30 at the manse. There is no junior choir rehearsal. Guest Milton R Stevens of Great Barrington attends the Lenton study group Friday at the manse. Sunday features church school and a morning worship service at 11 led by Rev Nehemiah Boynton III, with the John Sergeant Society visiting Shadowbrook and a 7 p m service at Interlaken Congregational Church. A final Ski Class includes a slalom exhibition and awards Saturday 10 to 12 30 at Bousquet Ski Area, with invitations extended to parents and friends. A room and bath are sought on the first floor for an elderly wheelchair bound woman, tel 298 4453. Also advertised are Wine Cellar Package Store and Curley’s Beauty Salon.
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Stockbridge
First Congregational Church
Palm Sunday Cantata
Bousquet
Dr Gibson Returns From Peace Meeting in Washington
Dr Margaret Brenman Gibson of the Austen Riggs Center returned from a directors’ meeting of the Council for a Livable World in Washington DC. The group plans a membership drive and will back senatorial candidates in the upcoming elections. The Interlaken ice rink is ready for skating after work by the Interlaken Fire Department and local Boy Scout troop.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Fire Department
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Manse
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