League of Women Voters Rally for Lenox Candidates
The Lenox unit of the League of Women Voters will host a rally at Morris School on February 13 at 8 PM featuring candidates for selectmen, school committee, and planning board. Speakers include Duffin, Mitchell, Sargent, Stokes Jr., Curlew, Drumm, Hamberg, Martin, Piretti, Pitha, Plageman, Tapie, Bancroft, and Connors, with audience questions directed to specific candidates. unopposed candidates for Board of Health and tree warden will also be introduced.
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Lenox
Board of Selectmen
Planning Board
Morris School
Pam
League of Women Voters
Central Berkshire
League For Lenox
League
Pittsfield
Dennis J. Duffin
Ralph P. Mitchell
John A. Sargent
W. E. D. Stokes Jr
S. Ray Curlew
Iola Drumm
Kenneth W. Hamberg
Frances T. Martin
Henry R. Piretti
John J. Pitha
Robert K. Plageman
Helen Marco Tapie
E. Kenneth Bancroft
George E. Connors
Board of Health
Theodore W. Cowing
George L. Carey
Walter A. Hutchinson
Robert M. Quinn
Lenox High Girls Accepted by Boston College and Russell Sage
Lenox High School seniors Pamela Berrigan and Judy Clark have been accepted to Boston College School of Education and Russell Sage College Troy respectively. Berrigan will major in teaching of mentally retarded children and Clark will specialize in physical therapy. Both plan to enter in September.
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LENOX
Pamela Berrigan
Judy Clark
Lenox High School
Lenox High
Berrigan
Boston College
School of Education
Joseph T. Berrigan
East Street
Clark
Earl R. Clark
Russell Sage College
Troy
N.Y
Chapel Elects Five OKs 313 876 Budget
Five new members join the St. Helena's Chapel committee for three and two year terms. New officers are Arthur R. Hall and Mamie Starks. Budget approved at 13 876, ten dollars below 1963. Catholic Daughters Tea, no Saturday movies, skating rink open at Beagen Building event noted.
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Lenox
St. Helena’s Chapel
Walter J. Jeehuis
James Brown
Robert Herrick
Theodore E. Hill
Gerald B. O'Connor
Arthur R. Hall
Mamie Starks
Thomas W. Bosworth
Lenox Prohibits Married Students Policy Adopted
Lenox School Committee approved a policy barring married students from the Lenox public schools after marriage. The decision followed a closed session discussing a married Lenox High School student readmission and other personnel matters. Also noted were weekly school lunch menus and a brief personal message from a patient at Fairview Hospital.
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Lenox
Folk Mass Sung by Lenox School Choir Sunday
Lenox School choir presents an original folk Mass at Trinity Church in Lenox during 9:30 and 11:00 services. John Davies, senior, wrote the service and will sing with guitarist Stephen Giddings, another senior. Giddings is son of Rev. Randall C. Giddings. Davies’ mother is Florence Davies. Davies has four years at Lenox and sang at Tanglewood last summer.
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Lenox
Lenox School
Davies
Westfield
Giddings
Timothy B. Cogan
Randall C. Giddings
Christ Church
Redding Ridge
Conn
Florence Davies
Weston
Tanglewood
Trinity Parish Elects Four New Vestrymen
Trinity Parish in Lenox elected four new vestrymen Dr Alan C Hart er Robert R Merrick and Mrs Phyllis F Linstead to three year terms J Arthur Howland to an unexpired one year term Officers re elected include Harold Felton George E Mole Sylvester Mihovan and James Paterson The parish approved Budgets of 43150 for Trinity Church and 13876 for St Melena's Chapel R vestry report says 1963 communions rose to 4517 total church attendance 19457 The Rev Robert S Whitman noted his 15th year as rector and 20th anniversary of his ordination next March The meeting followed a covered dish supper and monthly suppers planned until summer
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Trinity Church
St. Melena’s
Robert
S.whitman
Lenox School
Whitman
Jand
Tuesday Club Plans Parish House Meeting
Stockbridge MES notes Ann Shanahan contact and meal plan for a week. The Tuesday Club will meet Tuesday at 2 30 in St Paul's parish house with a surprise program. Mrs Joseph Franz Mrs Barbara Gumpinger and Mrs Edwin Beckett to serve refreshments. Adv notes Wine Cellar Package Store open daily until 10.
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St. Paul's Parish House
Joseph Franz
Barbara Gumpinger
Edwin Beckett
Interlaken Scout Troop 29 Holds First Court of Honor
Interlaken Boy Scout Troop 29 will hold its first court of honor tonight to advance members. Nine will receive Tenderfoot badges and one will reach First Class. Leroy Fond of Boy Scouts of America will present the charter, to be received by Robert Dunne, foreman of the Interlaken Volunteer Fire Department, the sponsoring organization. The Community Club met at Mrs. Robert Ady's home for a bi monthly gathering. Miss Carol Lowe, a Drew University student, spent several days at home.
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Interlaken
Boy Scout Troop
Leroy Fond
Boy Scouts of America
Robert Dunne
Interlaken Volunteer Fire Department
Jaouen Wins Selectman Post in GOP Caucus Feat
Lee EAGLE OFFICE reports Jaouen wins Republican caucus renomination for one year as 60 voters attend. Jaouen, 47 votes, topped Andrew W. Jaouen of Summer Street who had 0 opposition. Jean Wassell earns School Committee nomination with 47 votes. write-in John J. Loughlin gets eight. Democrats meet tonight at Memorial Hall.
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Maurice I. Lerner
Memorial Hall
Donald L Fillie
Walter ‘E. Brown
Florida
Claude M. Maggerty
Francis G. Fanning
James S. Brown
Ralph W. Smith
Board of Health
Lenox schools set 1964 budget at 413 258 dollars
Lenox officials released the 1964 school budget totaling 413 258 dollars, up 29 256 from last year. Superintendent Hiram F. Batter notes 1963 expenditures were 390 642.54 with 6 043.25 from federal funds. The district receives about 120 dollars annually per GE ordnance division student, about 100 such pupils last year, and federal funds on hand total 4 544.25. Major rise is 24 258 in teachers salaries along with changes in administrative, instructional, operational, maintenance and auxiliary costs.
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LENOX
Lennox
Hiram F. Batter
General Electric
Ordnance Division
Fed
Ticket Returns Due At Sodality Meeting
SEE The St. Mary St. Martha Sodality of St. Mary's Church will meet for devotions Monday at 8 p.m. at the church. A business meeting will follow at the parish auditorium with members making ticket returns for the public card party Feb. 6. A social hour will follow. Refreshments will be served by a committee headed by Mrs. Eucee Longo.
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St. Mary - St. Martha
Mrs Barrette Hired To Teach Second Grade
The committee hired Mrs Beverly Barrette of Dalton as a Grade 2 teacher for the remainder of the year. She substitutes for Mrs Joyce Collins until Collins returns on February 21. Barrette previously taught in Lenox schools and joined Lenox again after starting in 1958.
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LENOX
Beverly Barrette
Dalton
Barrette
Joyce Collins
Collins
Cutlins
Cullins
Nicolletta Koutonecatis
111 Women Exercising For Fitness At Lee High
Miss Ludlow announced the adult conditioning program turnout as eleven women with registration closed after opening session. The group splits into two classes meeting Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 9 30 in the Lee High gym. Participants aged 20 to 55 engaged in 25 minutes of exercise, dance rhythms, gym work, volleyball, with trampolines and parallel bars used.
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LEE
Linda-Joe Ludlow
Lee High
Lee Independents to Host Berkshire Christian College Tonight
The Lee Independents meet Berkshire Christian College at 8 tonight in the Lee Central gym. Memorials Play Monday features semipro Thomas Memorials against Pittsfield Imperials at 1 p.m. at Lee Central School gym. Willie Green, Pittsfield High star, will play for the Imperials.
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Lee Independents
Berkshire Christian College
Lee Central Gymnasium
Thomas Memorials
Pittsfield Imperials
Lee Central School
Willie Green
Pittsfield High
Imperials
Panel Planned On Church Role in Changing Society
Lee A panel discussion on The Dynamic Church in Our changing Society of Today is set for Monday at 7 30 pm during the Women’s Fellowship meeting of the First Congregational Church in the church parlors. The panel includes Mrs Charles B Wheeler Jr Mrs Walter G Berghahn and Mrs Robert Birch. Afterward groups will discuss with leaders Mrs Berghahn Mrs Mark Ferreili and Mrs Harry M Keating directing. Mrs Alvin H Clark will lead devotions and refreshments follow. Chester High travels to Lee High tonight at 8 for a South Berkshire League basketball game with Jayvee action at 7.
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Alvin H. Clark
Northeastern Ads Lift Boston Enrollment 8 Percent
Northeastern University in Boston increased enrollment by 8 percent after turning to newspaper advertising. Dean Dr. Albert E. Everett attributes the rise to the campaign and notes the prior year's enrollment growth.
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Northeastern University
Boston
Mass
Albert E. Everett
Northeastern
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