Eight Dehon graduates prepare for novitiate at Sacred Heart
Eight men aged 20 to 31 received diplomas Sunday at Dehon College Great Barrington. They will take five weeks of vacation with families before joining the Ste Marie Al postulate in July and begin novitiate in September alongside Redlands California and other seminaries. World’s Fair bus trip June 9 replaces the local AAARP meeting. a strawberry supper is planned at First Methodist Church with reservations sought. Selectmen set Monday 6 20 start at Town Hall for special town meeting. Mr and Mrs Adrian Hinds are grandparents of a son born to William Estes of Lawrenceville. We express thanks to doctors nurses and friends for support during bereavement. The families of Albert Ambach Jr and Stephen Stahowski thank all who sent Mass cards and sympathy. Wanted practical nurse for day work tel 460.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Dehon College
James A. Cunniffee
Ste. Marie
Redlands
California
Sacred Heart Vacation Seminary
Lenox
Donaldson
Ind
Canada
Fairview Hospital
Albert Ambach, Jr
Elderly Couple Guilty of Assault in Great Barrington
In Great Barrington District Court an elderly Laurel Street couple were found guilty on three counts of assault and battery and fined a total of 73 dollars. Molly McCandless, 70, held two convictions. Robert McCandless, 43, one. They plan an appeal to Superior Court for a jury trial. The incident arose May 28 when the plaintiff, mowing on town property, said the couple ordered him off. He testified McCandless used abusive language and threatened him with a billy club. Molly McCandless slapped him three times and struck his wife with a maple switch. Mrs McCandless admitted slapping him and using the switch. Mr McCandless said he threatened the plaintiff only after the man raised a closed fist toward his wife. Also noted: Merton Hazzard, 21, of Winsted, Conn., was found guilty of driving under the influence and paid 75 dollars. He pleaded guilty to both charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Laurel Street
Molly McCandless
Robert
Robert J. Donelan
Superior Court
Donald P. Graham
Ramsey Avenue
Graham
Mr. Graham
McCandless
District Court Sentences West Stockbridge Man for Assault
District Court in Great Barrington sentenced Claude Gardiner of West Stockbridge to 0 days in the House of Correction after a guilty finding on assault and battery. The complaint was signed by his wife and two others. Several defendants, including Alfred Wallach, Allen Zeiger, and Dorothy Whittleley, were fined for speeding. John Perry of Egremont Road was fined $20 for possession of a rifle on a Sunday in a place where game might be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Claude Gardiner
West Stockbridge
House of Correction
Roger Newton
George J. Lister
Bridgeport
John Perry
Egremont Road
VFW Installs Post Commander and Auxiliary Leader
GREAT BARRINGTON James A Modelo Post VFW installed Edward H Rockefeller of Reed Street as post commander and Mrs Paul J Gibbons of Hollenbeck Avenue as auxiliary president in a Sunday ceremony. Both had been renamed to one year terms in spring elections. Past Commander Robert G Guidi and District Auxiliary President Mrs Barbara Hinckley presided. A total of 46 offices was fitted. In District Court Thursday Arthur E Muller 17 of Housatonic was found guilty of operating under the influence and paid a fine of 75 dollars. He pleaded not guilty to that charge and not guilty to drunkenness. He was found guilty but the drunkenness charge was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
James A. Modelo
VFW
Edward H. Rockefeller
Reed Street
Paul J. Gibbons
Hollenbeck Avenue
Robert G. Guidi
Barbara Hinckley
Arthur E. Muller
Housatonic
Dalton Daughters theater party and local notices
Dalton Daughters of Isabella sponsor a theater party at Storrowtown Music Fair West Springfield July 13 to view South Pacific Reservations by June 29 with Mrs George Fillin or Mrs William Garvey A public hearing June 12 at 8 p m Town Hall on Alfred E Smith zoning variance for 1 First St Auction by Dalton Rotary Club June 5 10 a m at Dalton Tractor Sales North Street proceeds aid scholarship fund Items include 1957 Chevrolet 1957 1958 Fords station wagons
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Daughters of Isabella
Storrowtown Music’ Fair
West Springfield
George Fillin
William Garvey
Alfred E. Smith
First St
Dalton Rotary Club
Dalton Tractor Sales
North Street
Dalton
Chevrolet
Ady
Exchange Club
Canaan First National
Movie Timetable for Mahaiwe and Nearby Theaters
The Mahaiwe in Great Barrington lists Moll Flanders at 7:00 and 9:00 with Circus World at 8:40 and A Boy Ten Feet Tall at 7:00, plus Fate Is the Hunter at 7:00 and The Americanization of Emily at 8:50. Canaan drive-in shows Moll Flanders and Thunder Rock. Coury’s Drive-In in North Adams offers Sex and the Single Girl at 10:45 and Two on a Guillotine at 8:50. Hoosac Drive-In in Adams features Love the Italian Way at 10:20 and East of Sudan at 8:50. Paramount Theater in North Adams screens Mirage at 1:20, 5:00, 8:35 and Taggart at 3:10, 6:50.
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Mahaiwe
Great Barrington
Moll Flanders
Lee
Circus World
Adams
Emily
Canaan
Coury
North Adams
Hoosae Drive-In
Sudan
Paramount Theater
Milk contract bid deferred by North Berkshire committee
North Berkshire Williamstown reports the School Committee postponed awarding a milk contract after questioning the low bid from Fairdale dairies of Bennington Vermont over butterfat and solids minima. Other bids were Crescent Creamery Pilisfield at 20.35 cents and Sunrise Dairy Williamstown at 25.02 cents.
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Williamstown
Fairdale Eras
Bennington
Norris Phelps
Selectmen
Fairdale
Crescent Creamery
Pilisfield
Sunrise Dairy
Williamstown Talk on Buying Phi Gamma Delta House
Town Manager LeRoy Picard and Williams College director Peter Welanetz are set to discuss at Spruces Mobile Home Park at 7:30 tonight a proposal for the town to buy the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house for a town hall Picard supports the purchase while Welanetz opposes the acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
LeRoy Picard
Peter Welanetz
Willams College
Spruces
Phi Gamma Delta
Welanetz
College
Picard
Adams Boiler Room Fire Evacuates Adams High
More than 600 students teachers and staff were evacuated from Adams Memorial High School yesterday afternoon when cardboard cartons caught fire in the boiler room. The blaze was put out by the Alert Hose Company at 2 20 p m and no injuries were reported. The thermostat and air gauge control panel were charred and repairs were to begin today. A 1 000 gallon hot water tank will supply the school today and the boiler will remain unused until repairs are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Adams Memorial High School
John J. Grosz
Grosz
Memorial Honors Polish War Vets at Adams Cemetery
The Polish War Veterans and its auxiliary dedicated a memorial monument at St. Stanislaus Kostka Cemetery in Adams to honor 36 men who left Adams to fight with the Polish Army in Europe nearly five decades ago. Two Adams men were killed in action, Jan Sypek in France in 1918 and Wlady Slaw Dziok in Poland in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADAMS
St. Stanislaus Kostka
Europe
Jan Sypek
France
Wlady Slaw Dziok
Poland
Tyringham Town Meeting Seeks $600 for Relief Fund
Tyringham town officials call a special meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Town Hall to transfer 600 from available funds for general relief. Selectmen chair Henning M Carlson notes an unexpected relief need and highlights Tyringham’s small annual appropriation and past welfare fortunes.
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Tyringham
Selectmen
Henning M. Carlson
Hinsdale Registration Set June 15 for First Graders
Hinsdale holds Kittredge School registration for children entering first grade on June 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. Mabel Leemhuis, Grade 1 teacher, guides families. Children must be six by Jan 1, have vaccinations, and bring a birth certificate for enrollment. On registration day, Mrs. Elizabeth Fillio, school nurse, will check eyes and ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Kittredge School
Mabel Leemhuis
Elizabeth Fillio
Swim Classes Scheduled at Plunkett Lake Grades 2 8
Hinsdale recreation committee sets Aug 18 to 30 for swimming instruction at Plunkett Lake for pupils in grades 2 through 8 with no classes on weekends. Written parental consent required.
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Hinsdale
Plunkett Lake
Stephén Grandy
Adams
Camp Wyoma
Egremont Notes on Cynthia Boice Graduation
Miss Cynthia Boice daughter of Mr and Mrs Leigh T Boice of North Egremont has graduated from the one year secretarial course at Cambridge School of Business in Boston. At Cambridge she a 1964 Mr Everett Regional graduate was an active sorority member. Also Berkshire Boy Scout Troop 24 of Epre mont will meet Monday at 8 pm at the Men's Club where Berkshire Council Commissioner William Dyer will show films of Camp Eagle and present the 1965 troop charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Boice
Leigh ¥. T. Boice
North Egremont
Cambridge School of Business
Boston
Cambridge
Boice
Boy Scout
Epremont
Berkshire Council
William Dyer
Recreation plans for North Canaan youth and railroad museum
The North Canaan Chamber of Commerce supper meeting heard Earle Smedick review recreation history and goals for youths. Panelists Frank Hitchcock Ronald Dower and Henry Pozzetta discussed building a future recreation area near the dam site and organizing programs now. The chamber also backed the Canaan Railroad Historical Association plan to buy the station, turning it into a museum with a $100 pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan, Conn
North Canaan
Canaan
Dower
Pozzetta
Edward McGuire
Chamber
Exchange Club
Recreation Department
Smedick
Canaan Railroad Historical Association
New Haven Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Children's Fishing Derby Scheduled at Giulian Pond
Northwest Connecticut Rod and Gun Club invites youths 14 and under to a Sunday fishing derby at Giulian Pond North Canaan from 2 to 4 pm. Over 250 trout stocked with rainbow up to 16 inches. Prizes in several categories. Hot dogs soda and ice cream.
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Canaan
Conn
Northwest Connecticut, Rod and Gun Club
Giulian Pond
North Canaan
Commencement Set At Housatonic Valley Regional High School
Dr Tehyi Hsieh will speak at the 26th annual commencement in Falls Village Conn for a class of 173 graduates, 33 more than last year. Valedictorian is J Steven Andersen of Sharon and salutatorian Edith C Warner of Salisbury. Tickets limit two per graduate, leaving 165 seats for guests and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Ballet School
Housatonic Valley Regional High School
William Hain
Sharon
Falls Village
Conn
Tehyi Hsieh
J. Steven Andersen
Edith C. Warner
Salisbury
Lanesboro Queen Contest Narrowed to 5 Contestants
The bicentennial queen contest narrowed to five candidates Patricia Oparowsk i Mary Garrity Sandra Johnston Sonia Keeler and Linda Waterman. Each will sell 50 tickets for the bicentennial ball June 25 at Brodie Mountain Lodge. top seller crowned June 21 on the bicentennial stage at Albert’s lot. Brodie Mountain donates lodge and orchestra. tickets 3 for a couple. Kangaroo Court set for 7:30 tonight at bicentennial HQ with five most wanted named and offenders to be jailed at the Stockade outside HQ.
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Lanesboro
Ida and John's
Hancock
Patricia Oparowski
Mary Garrity
Sandra Johnston
Sonia Keeler
Linda Waterman
Brodie Mountain Lodge
Albert's Lot
James Roughsey
Betty Steele
Pat Gleason
Norman Taylor
Charles Carrow
Majewski Hosts Guests and League Game at Memorial Field
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Majewski hosted their daughter Mrs. Barry Williams and granddaughter Rebecca of Norfolk, VA. Rising Paper Babe Ruth League will play tonight at 4 30 at Memorial Field Great Barrington. Suits from last season are to be returned ASAP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Majewski
Main Street
Barry Williams
Rebecca
Norfolk, Va
Memorial Field
Great Barrington
Sheffield Legion Baseball Practice at Mt Everett High
Sheffield Legion plans a Saturday practice at 2 PM at Mt Everett High School Diamond. Coached by Lucien Geer of Berkshire School and managed by Howard Moulton. Open to boys born after September 1, 1944.
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Thomas W. Bleezarde
Dehon Seminary
American Association of Retired Persons
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Roy Shaw
Donald Kiel
Selectmen’s
Adrian Hinds
William Estes
Lawrenceville
Stephen Stahowski
Barrington Fish and Game Association
South Main Street
Garfield
Buel
Eagle Box A
Val’s Restaurant
Main St
Schick Electric Razors
Melvin’s. Adv
Herbert’s Shoes
Paul
Eagle Office
Cape Cod
Cooper Road
P. O
Town
Moll Flanders Technicolor
Panavision
Cyl
Athonizeo Sedan
Volkswagen
F. W. Spaulding
SONS
North Berkshire
Germany
Williams College
Baden Wurttemberg
Baden Wurttemburg
Robert L. Guadino
Florida
Federal Job Corps
William Poirot
Louis Poirot
Poirot Road
San Marco
Tex
Federal Jobs Corps
Sprague
Ernest L. Ward
Sprague Electric Co
New England
USAF
N. Adams
U.S. Air Force
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater North Adams
Drury High School
Mt. Greylock Regional
Vermont
Heartwellville
Adams High
Jonas L. Zieminski
Parker St
Pittsfield
Howland Avenue
J. M. Cleminshaw Co
Cleveland
Ohio
R. Caligari
Ses, Joe
Barrington
Dorothy’ Cavonres
Boston University
Cornelius Sharron
Gaston Robert
Ashimere Lake
Western Mass. Electric Co
Prudential Committee
Eastern Berkshire
South Street
United Fund Committee
Conservation Commission
Clayton Bud Fancher Jr
Eugene Brunet
Hinsdale Grange
Lee Congregational Church
Lee Grange
Academy Street
Grange
Edmund Campbell
Holland Geer
Congregational Church
Olive Drosehn
Evening Circle
Allison E. Blake
Joseph Blake
Longview Avenue
St. Agnes’ School
Egremont
Sheri
Moree
Flanders Tegimicolor
Coloc
Kim Movak
Celumibia Pictures
Mejor Dondee _Caanuron Heston
WSN
Pilate
Colfr
Rory Calhoun
Moses
Robert Mitchym
Margaret Svehla
Clifton J. Hawver
Njury
Hawver
Warren Turnpike
Winsted Court
Andrew Oolf
George V. Shaboo
Mass
Eagle
Shabots
Salisebury Court
Laurel” Grange
East Canaan
Richard Heinz
Gregory Perantani
Housa+tonic Valley Regional
Trinity College
Hartford
Brodie Mountain
Sheffield
Johnson
Railroad St
Colonial Theatre
Ading
Loeb’s
Foodtown
Lenox, Mass
Owen
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