Shadowbrook Donates 250 Dollars to Lenox Library
Lenox library officials announced a 250 dollar gift from Shadowbrook to support the building fund. In a letter to David T. Dana, the association president, Rev. Laurence C. Langeath praised the library for its services. The drive seeks 125000 for remodeling.
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LENOX
Lenox Library
Shadowbrook
David T. Dana
The
Library Association
Laurence C. Langeath
S.J
Tax Forms Mailed By Assessors Lenox
Lenox board of assessors sent out about 100 personal property forms this week with a March 1 deadline for return. Assessor John D. Blake urged anyone owning property who did not receive a form to obtain one at the assessor's office. In local notes Bridge Club results list Mrs. Alex Wylie as high scorer with 3178 and Mrs. Lillian Kemp runner-up with 2665.
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LENOX
Board of Assessors
John D. Blake
Bridge Club
Alex Wylie
Lillian Kemp
Middlefield man returns home from Pittsfield hospital
Middlefield resident Maitland Dowsey has returned home from Hillcrest Hospital in Pittsfield after a period as a patient there.
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Maitland Dowsey
Hillcrest Hospital
Pittsfield
Rectory at St Francis in North Adams Is Completed
North Adams reports the new St Francis rectory is finished and residents move in. The Rt Rev Msgr John P Donahue and Rev Earl V DeBlieux occupy the rectory while two other priests stay at East Main Street until the property is sold.
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St. Francis
North Adams
John P. Donahue
Earl V. DeBlieux
East Main Street
Retired Postmaster Takes Part Time Chamber Role
Adams resident Patrick J McAndrews, retired postmaster, will serve as chamber of commerce managing director on a part time basis with an annual salary of 500 dollars. He replaces Edward W Reid who resigned after being named executive director of the Adams Redevelopment Authority. Clarksburg Considers School Addition
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Chamber Adams
Patrick J. McAndrews
Chamber of Commerce
Edward W. Reid
Adams Redevelopment Authority
Dalton school budget rises forty thousand dollars over last year
Dalton approved a school budget of 434,185, about 30,000 more than 1963. The rise mirrors Dalton's share increase in regional high school costs, with the total 1964 education bill about 40,000 higher than the prior year. Substantial federal subsidy reductions and state reimbursements will alter the net town cost. The 1963 figure was 402,345, an increase of 15,000 from 1962.
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Dalton
Camp Fire Notes Paints New Badge Milestones
Camp Fire Girls groups in Dalton report an award ceremony with Debra Chevary and Diana Walsh earning fire-maker and faggot finder badges. Seventeen others noted for outdoor skills, plus officers named for Ta-Ha-Ta-Wan and Wa-Han-Ka groups. A five week child care course runs for members as 60 girls graduate at last fly up. seven new Grade 2 Blue Bird groups form under several leaders and assistants.
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Dalton
Camp Fire
John Rippere
Debra Chevary
Mary Kisselbrook
Diana Walsh
Shelley Henderson
Wendy Williams
William Pickett
Donald Scott - Smith
Susan Cripps
Mabel Scott - Smith
Susan Kiter
Laurie Campbell
Christine Higgins
William Garrity
Peggy Bett
Donna Biggart
Mary Cataldi
Marian Wheeler
Beverly Olds
Patricia Topping
Claudia Simmons
Willam D. Parker
Parker
John Hall
Joseph Paiker
Theron Warren
George Calebaugh
Burt Gibby
Lawrence George
Local Firm Named U S Distributor of Plastic Tree Wedge
Dalton based Sabre Saw Chain Inc names DALTON firm as national distributor for a plastic wedge used in tree felling. Monroe Hemphill of Wedge Manufacturing Co travels to Dalton to finalize the agreement with Sabre vice president Willard Grierson. Sabre, at 27 Elm St, is expanding with a new distribution center at 9 East Housatonic St and expects a move next month.
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Dalton
Sabre Saw Chain, Inc
Sabre
Monroe Hemphill
Sacramento
Calif
Wedge Manufacturing Co
Dalion
Willard Grierson
Sabre Saw Chain
Elm St
East Housatonic St
Dalton church votes to authorize architect for expansions
First Congregational Church of Dalton at its 179th annual meeting empowered its planning council to engage an architect to plan physical alterations to meet expanding needs. Membership stands at 1929, attendance 13,702 in 1963. Church school enrollment 274, budget for 1964 set at 95,663, up from 57,626 in 1963.
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Dalton
First Congregational Church
Legion Auxiliary Meeting And Club Game Session Notice
The American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday at 7 30 p m in the Legion Home.Sne Golden Age Club hosts a Jan 23 game session at 2 p m in the Community House bring a prize item and a pack of cards Plans for a 12th anniversary observance are set Gerald V Rood Jr airman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Gerald V Rood of 48 Deming St serves at Naval Air Training Center Memphis Tenn the Navy's largest aviation technical training command Red Ball mibber footwear Kirk's Store open daily until 8 Adv
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Sne Golden Age Club
Gerald V. Rood Jr
USN
Gerald V. Rood
Deming St
Naval Air Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Navy
Red Ball
Kirk's
Balding Leads Crosby Golf Field at Cypress Point
Canada’s Balding shot a 66 to lead a crowded field including Crosby, Palmer, Nicklaus and Wall on opening day of the Bing Cross Pro-Am at Cypress Point. Nicklaus battled trouble at the 16th while Balding’s eagle and five birdies highlighted a six-under 66 as Seaver and Seaver partnered for a 58 in the pro-am. The event features top pros and amateurs competing for a $60,000 prize across a 72-hole medal format.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Nicklaus
Art Wall Jr
Cupt
Bing Cross
Paul Narney
Palmer
Cal
A! Balding
Cypress Point
Newers
Bob
Bie Nichols
Cypress
England
Geoffrey Hunt
Nichols
Jefthander
Charles
New Zealand
Harney
Wall
Varlies
Arnold Palmer
Jackl
San Diego
Balding
Celebriare
Hall
Mike Fetchick
California
Charlie Seaver
Fresno
Seaver
Lincoln Mercury Team Split In Maine Weekend Series
The Lincoln Mercury group split two games against Old Town Maine's New York club the Merchants at Pittsfield and Old Town. The Merchants won 11 102 Saturday and lost 98 92 Sunday while Lincoln Mercury beat Cur Van 104 94. Doug Gratchfield leads scoring at 26 1 with Telasky close behind and assists leader with 69.
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Lincoln-Mercury
Maine
Pittsfield
Old Town
New York
Merchants
Lyaq
Jack
Foley
Togo Palazzi
Marco Polo Explorers
East Startford
Conn
Explorers
LBS Merchants
Doug Gratchfield
Bill Telasky
Tom Hannon
Telasky
Charley Fohlin
Ed Washington
Regals
Fohlin
Washington
Foblin
Lucas boosts Royals past Lakers as rookie bid grows
Jerry Lucas scored 29 points and grabbed 15 rebounds as Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 108 to 95, tightening the Royals’ grip in the Eastern Division. Oscar Robertson added 32 and Arizon Bockhorn and Tom Thacker stifled Lakers star Jerry West, while New York topped Detroit 124-116 in the other NBA game.
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Cincinnati
Jerry Lucas
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Los Angeles
Lucas
New York Knicks
Cincinnati Gardens
Detroit Pistons
Royals
Boston
Oscar Robertson
Lakers
Jerry West
Arion Bockhorn
Tom Thacker
West
Dick Barnett
Eglin Baylor
Knicks
Navy Beats Marines 50-21 to Lead League
Navy won 50 to 21 over the Marines in the Armed Forces Basketball League at the Boys' Club gym. Navy led 24 to 10 at halftime as Tommy Fitzgerald scored 14, with Mike Ruci 12 and Freddy Hogan 10. Stan Daoust and Bill Spadatora led the Marines with eight each.
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Navy
Marines
Armed Forces
Navy Bulge
Tommy Fitzgerald
Mike Ruci
Freddy Hogan
Stan Daoust
Bill Spadatora
Maavy Marines Ber
Rina
Cluttress
Fitzgerald
Weedaoa
Melle
Megan
Barry
Dick Lafourche
Lewis Kee
Timer
West Merits Edge Over East in AFL All Star Game
AFL coaches from Denver and Kansas City viewed the West as sharper and faster after watching both squads drill. They cited greater speed and explosive attack as giving the West the edge in the Sunday All-Star tilt in San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
AFL
Jack Faulkner
Denver
Hank Stram
Kansas City
Kraemer Williams Named Cocaptains At Williams Freshmen
Kraemer of Wyncote Pennsylvania and Rick Williams of Shaker Heights Ohio were elected cocaptains of Williams College freshman swimming. Williams set an NCAA short course record in the 160 yard individual medley with 1 43 1 in the season opener at Albany Academy as Albany won 62 to 33. The next meet is Feb 3 at home against Hotchkiss.
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Williamstown
Dick Kraemer
Wyncote
Rick Williams
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Williams College
Williams
Albany
Albany Academy
Hotchkiss
Bowling JOLLY FOUR High string details
Readable lines show bowlers named Cri Brune Ceil Bruno Marie Butlett and others with scores around 300 plus. Women’s late league includes Bertha Cassel Barbara Watson and Loisemen among unclear entries with partial scores and damaged text.
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Bowling Jolly
Cri Brune
Ceil Bruno
Marie Butlett
Howe Trepacz
Women's Late League
Wien Ai
Bertha Cassel
Barbara Watson
Wil' Cree
Carpel ' An
Davee
Lois Emen
Bruins Discover Dornhoefer Emerges as NHL Rookie
Boston fans and the league note Gary Dornhoefer’s rapid rise with four games in, scoring his first two NHL goals in a 5-1 win over Detroit. The Kitchener Ontario native, 20, came via Niagara Falls junior hockey and Boston training camp, then starred for Minneapolis CHL before replacing an injured Williams. Montreal beat Chicago 1-0 to seize second place as Geoffrion opened the scoring.
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Boston Bruins
Gary Dornhoefers
National Hockey League
Dornhoefer
Bruin
Boston
Detroit
Bruins
Dernhoefer
Jeague
Niagara Falls
Milt Schmidt
Minneapolis
Kitchener
Ont
Tommy Williams
Montreal
Chicago
Bernie Geoffrion
Canadiens
Toronto
Twilighters Edge Hurricanes in Scholastic League Tilt
The Twilighters defeated the Hurricanes 48 to 33 in a Scholastic Basketball League game in the gym yesterday afternoon. Ernie Taliaferro led with 28 points, Jim Fillio scored 11, Steve Hestowski added 16 for the Hurricanes, John Griffin had 14, and Frank Stilhman scored 10.
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Twilighters
Hurricanes
Ernie Taliaferro
Jim Fillio
Steve Helstowski
John Griffin
Rhit Fer
Frank Stilhman
Butler Flour Wins Sixth In Jr. Loop
Butler Flour remains atop the Junior Basketball League by defeating Lions Club 8-23 in a makeup game. Berksh ire Roofing beat Rotary Club 25-16, and Comet Jewelers edged Moldmasters 19-18 in Boys' Club gym action. Bob Barrington led Butler with 12 points. Dave Sheran had 8 for Lions Club.
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Buller Flour
Lions Club
Berkshire Roofing
Rotary Club
Comet Jewelers
Butler
Lions
Bob Barrington
Dave Sheran
Roofing
Dave Carson
Chris Racnig
Rotary
Maldmasters
Jewelers
Moldmaster
Butler Flour
Lions Club FP
LaFrambeise
Connolly
Kane
Omarrama
Rigon
Aeé
aRice Toa Barrington
Sneran
Mack
o.Culien 'Oga Moore
Lavelle
Tela
Goyington and
Marshall
Berk
Roofing Rotary Club
BF PI
DiTomasso
Denauil Eo
Hamling
Lee Eos Carlen
Koenigai
Murphy
Gentile
Saubert Sparkles With Silver Jug Victory
Jean Saubert, 21, Oregon State junior, won the Slalom of the Silver Jug with times 43.38 and 45.93 for 1:30.39, finishing second in the combined standings behind Meurielle Goitschel. Saubert, who also placed fifth in the downhill, remains a top Winter Olympics contender at Bad Gastein Austria.
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Bad Gastein
Austria
UPI
Jean Saubert
Miss Saubert
Oregon State
Meurielle Goitschel
France
Hibiscus Stakes Opens Flashes at Hialeah Track
Three-year-old thoroughbreds face the Hibiscus Stakes as their first major Florida test. Delirium of Greentree Stable enters as likely favorite after Sanford Stakes wins and a trio of 3-year-old victories last year. The Hibiscus adds intrigue amid a 10-horse field at six furlongs.
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Orl Robertson
Associated Press
Florida
Hialeah
Greentree Stable
Delirium
Repairs Beat Homes In Midget Contest
In a low scoring Midget Union Federal Basketball League game the Repairs defeated Homes 96 in the club gym. Timmy Connolly led with two floor goals and the box score lists Bresnanan Stankiewicz Megan Caden Ford and Wallace among others. Referee Mooney. timekeeper Tim.
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Wagner
Penn
Hamilton
Utica
New Hampshire
Florida St
Memphis St
Va. Tech
Wm. & Mary
Wyoming
Ariv. St. UL
Ariz. St. Coll
Utah
Montana St
Weber St
New Mexico
Arizona
Gonzaga
Idaho
Union Federal Basketball League
Timmy Connolly
HOMES
Brp
Pefmnaty
Bresnanan
Stankiewicz
Megan
Caden
Ford
Een
Imatoney
Mooney
Timi
Minute
Wartery
Mv Aye
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CDA
Wiliam Grace
Catholic Daughters of America
Lenox Community Center
Joe's Grill
Ady, An
Norman J
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Bahama Islands
Middlefield
North Berkshire
Morse
Waterford
Lew
Newport
Jocal Post Office
Pfizer
Organometallics Field
Adams—Chas. Pfizer & Co
New England Lime Co
Adams
Howland Avenue
C. T. Plunkett Junior High School
Hammond Organ Society
Pittsfield Dalton
Springfield
Joseph J. Girardi
Gerald J. Sullivan
Francis C. Florini
Fred B. Windover
Clarksburg
State School Building Assistance Commission
SBAC
Farrell
Sweden
Kenneth F. Preston
Great Barrington
Charles Doherty
Richmond
Joseph A. Wilk
Cheshire
Mr. Battey
Msgr
Roccapriore
Christopher J. Weldon
St. Anthony's Church
Richard €. Roccapriore
St. Anthony's
Loeb
Foodtown
Lenox, Maus
United
Lee
George F. Lee
Nungawek
Dalton Martin F. Glendun
U.S
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Council
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Air Center
Canada
Crosby
Pittsfield Merchants
Redds
Assis
Elasky
Hannon
Aker
McKeever
Gardner 1A
Leslie
Robertson
Johnny Green
Gene Conley
Bailey Howell
Don Ohl
Pistons
Green
Kraemer
Kid
Kitchener Sparks
Red Wings
Twilighters Murricanes
Fillio
Taliaferro
Liverset
Gonski Wa
Neil Cambine
Stillman
Herman Y S. Brutner
McMahon
Ryen Warde Griffin
I Metstowski
Jimmy Downey
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