Methodist Conference Set Sunday
GREAT BARRINGTON The quarterly conference of the Southern Berkshire Methodist charge will be at the Great Barrington church Sunday at 10 a.m. with a union Lent en service for Great Barrington Housatonic and Alford. The Rev. Donald T. Keil will be assisted by Rev. Elmo F. Young from Springfield. The conference proper starts 11:20 a.m. followed by a covered dish luncheon at 12:30. Afternoon program begins 1:15 with reports and instruction and panels on membership evangelism social work missions and stewardship led by officials and lay leaders. Treasurers reports will be given and normal charge services suspended for the union service.
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Great Barrington
Southern Berkshire Methodist Charge
Housatonic
Alford
Donald T. Keil
Elmo’ F. Young
Springfield
Orville DeRose
James Morrison
Henry Shepard
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stephen Carter
Arthur Montgomery
Roy Shaw
William Milligan
Morrison
Young
World Service
Raymond Wilcox
Raymond Moulthrop
Allen Klahn
Methodist
Card of Thanks from Canaan Residents
Canaan New York card of thanks from Grace Mamie and Lester Coons expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for contributions gifts flowers cards and acts of kindness during illnesses.
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Grace
Mamie
Lester Coons
Harold Kane
Spartans edge Trojans in 1964 K of C league clash
In Great Barrington the Spartans beat the Trojans 18-16 to stay in the win column alongside the Raiders 26-20 over the Mustangs. Peter Gilligan scored seven for the Spartans while George Dennard led the Trojans with ten. Dick Daigle added seven for the Raiders and Eddie Lord eight for the Mustangs. Upcoming Sunday games pair Trojans with Mustangs at 1 30 and Raiders with Spartans at 2 30. The article also notes community notices and a meeting of the American Association of Retired Persons with IRS official Joseph J Haverty speaking on 1964 revenue act changes.
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Harrington
Spartans
Trojans
Raiders
Mustangs
Peter Gilligan
George Dennard
Dick Daigle
Eddie Lord
Spartans Traiane Aff
Scarbra
Madden
Ee Gu
E Jones
Gilligan
Caligard
Duane Jones
Jurgensen
Finkle
Odennard
Ae Klott Oon
Pease
Ross
Larkin
aMcauire
Carpenter
Wright Eon
Troy
Marvey Ea Dalla
Boris
Aismith
Gordon Trey
Great Barrington
Joseph J. Haverty
Internal Revenue Service
Pittsfield
American Association of Retired Persons
Walker Hall
Haverty
Sandisfield School Closes Early for Town Election Day
Sandisfield Consolidated School closes at 12 15 Monday letting Town Hall host the annual town election at 1. First and second grades meet at the Town Hall.
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Sandisfield
Middlefield Grange Youth Committee Board Party Canceled
The Middlefield Grange youth committee board party scheduled for tonight at the school has been canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefield Grange Youth Committee Board
Stockbridge The Host Who Cares Serves
Stockbridge advertising a wine shop offering beverages from the Wine Cellar Package Store. It notes daily open hours until 10 that evening and carries a friendly host persona.
Park Commission names Castronova chairman for second term
Charles J. Castronova of Housatonic was named to a second consecutive term as chairman at a reorganizational meeting. The commission will meet at 7 30 p m the first Thursday of each month in the Housatonic Community Center and all matters must be presented in writing.
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Park Commission
Great Barrington
Charles J. Castronova
Housatonic
Castronova
Secretary of State To Visit Sheffield and Sandisfield
Secretary Kevin H. White will conduct another election day helicopter tour Monday, visiting eight communities including Sandisfield and Sheffield. He departs Logan at 6 a.m. and flies to Hull Maynard Lancaster Dudley Southwick Blandford Sandisfield Sheffield, meeting town officials in each location. This marks his fourth tour of the winter, bringing his total to 29 towns visited on election day.
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Kevin H. White
Berkshire County
Sandisfield
Sheffield
White
Logan
Boston
At & A.m
Hull
Maynard
Lancaster
Dudley
Southwick
Blandford
Town Children To Compete for Ski Medals in Richmond
Local ski instruction participants in Richmond will compete for medals at Housquet's Ski Area Saturday with events at 3 30 pm weather permitting. If snow fails, postponement to March 13. PTA organized program with Bousquet's, Harry Kosakowski handling Richmond Grange to meet Tuesday 8 pm at Town Hall with Ernest Smith and James Cunningham Sr. as Masters. Delore Clairmont named deputy constable. Richmond Consolidated School phone now 698 2710 after recent installation.
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Richmond
PTA
Bousquet
Harry Kosakowski
Richmond Grange
Town Hall
Ernest Smith
James Cunningham
Richmond Consolidated School
New Marlboro Planning Board to Hold Public Hearing on Land Subdivision Rules
The New Marlborough Planning Board will hold a public hearing at 8 PM on Monday March 8 1965 in the Town Hall Mill River to review and explain proposed Rules and Regulations governing Subdivision of Land, with attorneys John B. Ormsbee Thomas C. Cagney and Francis R. Rood listed.
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New Marlborough
Diapers Clogging Lenox Sewer Mains
Lenox selectmen urge residents to stop flushing disposable diapers down toilets as such items clog sewer mains, hindering waste removal and prompting requests for public compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Pittsfield Artist Exhibiting Work At Lenox Library
Morris Bennett, Pittsfield art instructor, shows six paintings and 20 drawings at Lenox Library March 1 16. Bennett, 27, born Everett, earned a BFA in 1959 from Massachusetts College of Art and an MFA in 1961 from University of Cincinnati after a Brookline library stint. He has exhibited at Cincinnati Art Museum, Rhode Island Arts Festival, Boston Arts Festival, Brookline Public Library, and Berkshire Museum. He resides at 57 Bartlett Ave., Pittsfield.
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Lenox
Morris Bennett
Pittsfield
Bennett
Everett
Massachusetts College of Art
University of Cincinnati
Brookline Public Library
Cincinnati Art Museum
Rhode Island Arts Festival
Boston Arts Festival
Public Library of
Brookline
Berkshire Museum
Bartlett Ave
Northwestern Connecticut Community College OK With Conditions
The state Board of Education approved a northwestern Connecticut community college opening next September contingent on raising 100000 by May 1 and 50000 by July 1. Rev. Charles V. Rodrigues said pledges total 23000 so far with expectations for substantial increases.
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State Board of Education
Northwestern
Connecticut
Charles V. Rodrigues
Dunn Named Eastern Advertising Manager at McCall's
William G. Dunn, former Lenox resident and Lenox High School graduate, has been named Eastern advertising manager of McCall's magazine. A 1959 McCall's recruit, he advanced to classification manager in 1964 handling appliance fashion and home furnishing ads. He now resides in Rye New York with his wife and three children.
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HNOX
William G. Dunn
Lenox
McCall's Magazine
Mr. Dunn
William F. Dunn
Tucker St
Lenox High School
University of Massachusetts
McCall’s Magazine
Rye
N.Y
Lenox Selectmen Sign Sewer Survey Contract and Cable Hearing
Lenox selectmen signed a contract with Camp, Dresser & McKee to survey the town sewer system and lined up a $10,000 loan from the Community Facilities administration to cover the work. A $450,000 sewer expansion is planned for construction in 1968, with $7,500 previously set aside for planning if federal funds fall short. A March 41 public hearing was set on cable firms seeking Lenox franchise, with proposals from L.P. Cable Corp and Television Communications Inc. State Senator Andrea F. Nuciforo and Rep. Warren A. Turner urged a bill to form a committee to study excess tax-exempt property, at the town's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Selectmen
Camp, Dresser & McKee
Boston
Community Facilities Administration
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Miss Taylor Visits Barrington College Campus Preview
Miss Sherrill Taylor of Stockbridge Road attended Barrington College's Campus Preview with over 300 teens. Activities included science drama psychology and music workshops plus chapel viewings art exhibit and intercollegiate game. Also mentions upcoming Lenox High basketball doubleheader Dalton vs Housatonic 6 pm and Stockbridge vs Lenox 7 pm.
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LENOX
Sherrill Taylor
Madison R. Taylor
Stockbridge Road
Barrington
R.L) College
Taylor
Williams High School
Stockbridge
Finals Tonight In Lions Club Tournament
Hinsdale hosts the annual Lions Club basketball finals at Kittredge School with four games starting at 6 pm. The feature at 9 pm pits Western Gateway teams from North Adams in a senior girls match. Also on schedule are Drury High School jayvees versus St Joseph's North Adams jayvees, Chesterfield and Cummington junior girls at 6, Mt Greylock Regional and Housatonic junior boys at 7, and Worthington and North Junior High senior girls. Junior awards and the Arnold Buckley award are presented at 8 pm.
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Worthington
North Junior High
Arnold Buckley
Williamstown Single Motor Route Ad Offer
Williamstown Berkshire advertises a single motor route with car allowance. Contact Tel 458-5490 for details. Ady W2.
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Berkshire
Williamstown
Car Allowance
Ady
Motor route available in Williamstown ad
Williamstown notice announces a motor route and car allowance with contact number 458-5490 for arrangements. Local Berkshire Eagle listing notes transportation support details and eligibility.
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Berkshire Eagle
Williamstown
Cheshire Grange Sponsors Public Whist Party Tonight
Cheshire Grange will sponsor a public whist party at the Grange Hall tonight with a door prize and table prizes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire Grange
Grange Hall
Girl Scouts Plan Week Activities March Seven to Thirteen
Lenox announces Girl Scout Week March 7 to 13 with church services led by Miss Morrison Mrs Theodore Hill and Mrs Eleanor Smith at St Anns St Helena s and Trinity Church A Saturday March 13 11 am Community Center program led by Mrs Rene F Bannon features skits dances and displays to raise funds for sending scouts abroad and hosting foreign guides.
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Lenox
Ruth Morrison
Miss Morrison
St. Ann's Church
Theodore Hill
St. Helena’s Chapel
Eleanor Smith
Trinity Church
John Bender
Church-on-the Hill
Rene F. Bannon
Thes
Quissette Lowe
Girth Scout Council
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Connecticut News
Community College
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Albert J. Lavalley
Richard J. Bernstein
State Board
Hartford, Conn
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State Regulatory Agency
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hartford
Seaboard
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Barrington Electrical Shop Inc
Main Street
Andrew L. Clarke
Dunn
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Miss Taylor
Barrington College
Lenox High Gym
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Hinsdale
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Lions
North Adams
Cheshire
Girl Scouts
Lenox —the Immaculate: Heart of Mary Seminary
Fitchburg
Walter Nabity
C.J
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Lenox Community Center
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