Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights Lead Boys Club Drum Corps Show
Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights of Newark headline the Boys' Club indoor drum corps event in Newark with a history as 1963 American Legion junior champion and world junior champions. Cavaliers and other junior units also perform as part of a $1,850 prize contest featuring St Kevin's Emerald Knights Dorchester Boston Crusaders St Mary's Majestic Knights Charlestown and Emerald Cadets Rochester. Judging by qualified all American judges from the New York chapter.
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Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights
Newark
N.J
United States
Blessed Sacrament
American Legion
Knights
VFW
New Jersey
Cavaliers
Hudson — Berkshire
Massachusetts
St. Kevin's Emerald Knights of
Dorchester
Boston Crusaders
St. Mary's Majestic Knights of
Charlestown
Emerald Cadets
Rochester
N.Y
New York
Blessed Sacrament Golden Knights of
SPCC Names Chairmen of Committees in Berkshire Chapter
Berkshire chapter of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children announced committee chairmen at a Wednesday noon meeting led by nominating chair Mrs. Leonard A. Whipple. Appointments include Carl Yon as finance chair, Mrs. Frederick M. Myers Sr. hospitality, W. Stanley Cooke legislative, Rev. Philip H. Southwick publicity, and Robert T. Gross personnel.
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Berkshire
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Leonard A. Whipple
Richmond
Carl ©. Yon
Frederick M. Myers Sr
W. Stanley Cooke
Philip H. Southwick
Robert T. Gross
Stephen C. Leonard
Cheshire
Berkshire County
Andrew Blau
Frederick M. Myers Jr
Stockbridge
United Community Services
Becket
Dalton
Hancock
Hinsdale
Peru
Washington
Windsor
Benjamin J. Sullivan
Alford
Great Barrington
Housatonic
Egremont
Monterey
New Marlboro
Otis
Sandisfield
Sheffield
Mount Washington
Donald A. Raif- Stanger
Lee
Lenox
Tyringham
West Stockbridge
G. Douglas Krumbhaar
Adams
Savoy
Williamstown
S. Cushing Lane
Attending Arts Conference Representatives from Pittsfield
Three representatives from the Pittsfield school system attend the Eastern Arts Association conference opening in New York City. They are Mrs. Nancy B. De laiti supervisor of art in junior and senior high schools, Mrs. Winifred Bell supervisor of art in elementary schools and Miss Merle E. Flannery art assistant.
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Pittsfield
Eastern Arts Association
New York City
Nancy B. Delaiti
Winifred Bell
Merle E. Flannery
Crosby Junior High Visit to Marland Mold Co
Twenty two Crosby Boys from the industrial arts department visited Marland Mold Co makers of plastic product molds. They toured from the design room to the final product under supervision at North Junior High. The conference continues through Friday.
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Crosby Junior High School
Marland Mold Co
North Junior High
Real Estate Transfers Include Fiedler and Mongeon Deals
Richard J. and Inez P. Fiedler sell a house and lot on Melbourne Road to Emil L. and Elaine A. Mongeon. Edward W. and Dorothy M. Lyman sell land on Longview Avenue Hinsdale to Bruce A. Marshall. Thomas D. Sullivan Sr. and Amber M. Sullivan sell a house to Edward M. and Doris W. Swaine.
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Richard J
Inez P. Fiedler
Emil L
Elaine A. Mongeon
Melbourne Road
Edward W
Dorothy M. ‘Lyman
Bruce A. Marshall
Longview Avenue
Hinsdale
Thomas D. Sullivan Sr
Amber M. Sullivan
Edward M
Doris W. Swaine
Fire report hits parked car after tree falls in Lenox and Dalton
A tree in a yard at 122 Second Street toppled onto a parked car owned by Richard and Hilda Allard of 52 Westwood Road. The same tree damaged a jet off Housatonic Street, Lenox. Kelly Realty Company, Inc. transferred a house and lot on Raymond Drive, Dalton, to Alice B. Goyette.
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Second St
Richard and
Hilda Allard
Westwood Road
Housatonic Street
Lenox
Kelly Realty Company, Inc
Alice B. Goyette
Raymond Drive
Dalton
McNeil Finds Armory Location Poor for City Use
Planning Director Gerald F. McNeil reports the Summer Street Armory’s disadvantages outweigh benefits as Planning Board and Public Works HQ. He says moving the buildings superintendent away from City Hall Annex adds no gain and that old Armory offers only free rent plus costly renovations. He notes Hawthorne Avenue would be unsuitable for interdepartmental work and school storage might be the Armory’s best use. Councilman James E. Richmann files for a feasibility study to use part of the Armory as the City Council chamber, replacing the current district court room as meeting space.
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Summer Street
Planning Board
Public Works Department
Gerald F. McNeil
City Hall
Hawthorne Avenue
Armory
Public Works
McNeil
Donald F. Farr
James E. Richmann
County Legionnaires To March in Holyoke Parade
Berkshire County American Legionnaires will march in Holyoke on Sunday as part of a statewide Legion participation. Joseph J. Madison Jr. of Pittsfield will lead Berkshire posts in the parade as the Legion marks its 45th birthday.
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American
Laymen Invited To Breakfast at Trinity Methodist
The laymen of the city are invited to the annual laymen s breakfast at Trinity Methodist Church on Saturday at 7 38 a m The event is open to all men and boys in the area and falls on Passion weekend The Trinity Methodist hosts will provide the breakfast in recognition of 50 years of continuous church ministry Reservations should be made at the Trinity Church office or with local pastors today
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Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Church
Trinity Methodist
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