Dalton Local Tree Farmer To Be Interviewed
Radio Station WBEC will carry an interview at 2 p.m. Monday with Martin F. Glendon Jr. The program features Ken and Jeanadele Magner of Off the Wing Tip, a regular show aired on 14 Eastern stations. The Magners flew their private plane to Pittsfield for the interview and travel nationwide taping conversations with ordinary people in notable occupations.
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Dalton
WBEC
Martin F. Glendon Jr
Ken
Jeanadele Magner
Magners
Pittsfield
Town Insurance Refund Highlights Town Health Record
Dalton selectmen report Blue Shield refunded 580 to the town for better employee health and lower doctors bills. Leland Knickerbocker presented sewer plans for Barton Hill Acres, with two single homes approved on Patricia Avenue and up to 60 in planning. The Conservation Commission will discuss planting 295 trees bought in 1963. The board endorsed the Firemen’s Association ambulance drive and urged support. Democrats set a Monday 7:30 Town Hall meeting for party business. A Windsor farm offers tree and fried haddock takeout at Guild Hall.
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Dalton
Blue Shield
Leland Knickerbocker
Barton Hill Acres
Patricia Avenue
Town Conservation Commission
Firemens’ Association
CRA Plans Egg Hunt On Easter At Memorial Green
Dalton report notes Easter Sunday March 29 egg hunt on Memorial Green at the Community House. Sponsored by CRA, revived by a group from First Congregational Church. Children from preschool to Grade 5 are eligible.
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Dalton
CRA
First Congregational Church
Schools Continue Nature Program in Dalton Junior High
The School Committee agrees to keep the sixth grade nature program with Lenox Wildlife Sanctuary director Alvah Sanborn visiting weekly on natural science and conservation. Also noted is the April 14 Dalton school inspection. The Community House hosts CBA girls vs Adams High Monday at 7. Daughters of Isabella hold a covered-dish supper Tuesday at 6:30 in St. Agnes School Hall. Dalton Youth Center Auxiliary meets Wednesday as Easter basket winner is announced. Tickets due to Mrs. Delores Tatro by Monday. A teen-age dance Friday at 7:30 at the Dalton American Legion Home with the Corvairs.
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Dalton
Alvah Sanborn
Lenox Wildlife Sanctuary
D. of I
Isabella
St. Agnes’ School Hall
William Smith
Alphonse Ducharme
Lester ‘Thebodo
Dalton Youth Center
Delores Tatro
Ciskowski Reports State Plowing Time Sheet Delay
Cheshire officials report a reply from the state Department of Public Works about delays in Route 116 snowplowing time sheets. Four copies are produced weekly, with copies sent to Lenox DPW, the plow operator, and the town. Plowing costs are shared 50 50 between town and state, and bills arrive months late.
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Cheshire
Machislaw Ciskowski
Select- Men
State Department of Public
Department of Public Works
Lenox
Ciskowski
Science Fair At School Set Tonight In Lanesboro
LANESBORO The annual science fair at the local school will be held tonight from 7 to 9. Fifth and sixth grade projects will be displayed and awards presented. Students should arrive by 6:20 to set up. The event is part of a March observance called Gras. In Hinsdale events, Cub Scouts meet Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Youth Center. Clergy and community notices include a pastor’s class at the Hinsdale Congregational Church Saturday 10 to noon. Dog licenses for 1964 are available at Town Clerk Elizabeth Lott’s office. Lions Club honored wives with pins at Green Acres. Clifford Nichols of Dalton received a portable TV and George Turner of Hinsdale a radio for the Hinsdale firemen fundraiser. St Luke’s Church will hold morning prayer and sermon at 10 a.m. Rev. John F. Davidson will officiate. Sunday school starts at 10 for K-6, with nursery provided.
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Lanesboro
Hinsdale
Direct
George St. Pierre
Hinsdale Lions
Lions Club
Green Acres
Clifford Nichols
Dalton T
George Turner
St. Luke’s Church
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
John F. Davidson
Stanley F. John
Palm Lee
Lee Academy
Lee
The
Academy
Avarloch Inn
Lenox
Requiem by Hulltown and South Amherst Choirs in Amherst
The Hulltown choral group from Dalton Plainfield Chesterfield Ashfield Florence and Cummington joins South Amherst Congregational Church to perform Faure's Requiem at Amherst Church Sunday at 4 directed by Roberta Cowell with Richard Rescia directing the South Amherst choir.
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Hulltown
South Amherst
Lenox Planning Board defers Log Cabin decision
The Lenox Planning Board deferred ruling on Log Cabin Club Inc. to build a restaurant at Route 20 bypass and Housatonic Street. A second public hearing addressed two objections about hearing legality and club classification, with Town Counsel to be consulted. Fifteen attendees, two supported the restaurant for traffic and tax revenue, while three cited Route 20’s scenic impact. Scarinzi and Rossini raised legal and classification objections under General Law.
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LENOX
Planning Board
Log Cabin Club, Inc
Housatonic Street
Route 20
Charles R. Alberti Jr
Zoning Board of Appeals
Silvio Scarinzi
Frederick Rossini
Scarinzi
Board of Selectmen
Rossini
Registration Planned For Summer Campers
LENOX The Girl Scouts will hold registration Saturday from 10 to noon at the Academy Building for girls interested in Camp Marion White this summer. The camp sits on Richmond Pond and offers two sessions from July 6 to 17 and July 26 to 31.
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Lenox
Academy
Marion White
Richmond Pond
Ceylonese Couple To Speak at Church on-the-Hill
The Rev and Mrs Kingsbury S Jeyasingham of Ceylon will speak at the Church on-the-Hill on Tuesday after a 10 a.m. coffee hour. They will show slides about their country and the event is open to the public.
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LENOX
Kingsbury S. Jeyasingham
Ceylon
Church on-the-Hill
Lenox Approves Liquor Licenses and Community notices
The Lenox Board of Selectmen approved routine liquor license renewals for Storan Inc Edgewood Motel Chef Karls Seven Hills Lenox Luncheonette Avaloch Inn Wheeler s Market and Lenox Dale Package Store. The Lenox Grange meets Tuesday at 8 15 p m with a safety and Civil Defense program led by Mrs Rachael Wylie. Dog licenses now available at Town Hall hours 9 12 and 1 4 30 for dogs over three months. Trinity Church Palm Sunday service details include late service and palm processions.
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LENOX
Board of Selectmen
Storan, Inc
Edgewood Motel, Inc
Chef Karl's
Seven Hills
Lenox Launcheonette
Avaloch Inn
Wheeler’s Market
Lenox Dale Package Store
Lenox Grange
Rachael Wylie
Re-elected Lenox Bucks and Playground Chairman
W E D Stokes Jr of 151 Walker Street is re-elected chairman and clerk of the Lenox Bucks and Playground Commission. An advertisement notes pizza tonight at Joe's Grill.
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W.E.D. Stokes Jr
Walker St
Lenox Bucks and Playground Commission
Joe's Grill
North Berkshire State To Pay 40 Percent on City School Additions
North Adams receives state assurance that requirements are met for two new school additions. State will cover 40 percent of an estimated 1.54 million dollar cost. City will borrow 30000 for Harriman Airport runway extension. North Adams’ share 37000. State and federal governments will pay the rest. Comedy of Errors Hobbies Road Project READSBORO Vermont reads highway work not yet adopted into state system due to rights of way and paving delays. Street rename request blocked as town weighs action with absent chair. Pittsfield firm starts Chapter 90 work on Stratton Road in Williamstown. Conway Construction also building new apartments on Stratton Road.
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North Adams
Harriman Airport
State Emergency Finance Board
Readsboro
Searsburg
Vermont
Vermont Highway Department
Pittsfield
Williamstown
Conway Struction Co
Tittsfield
Stratton Road
Conway
Tyringham Selectmen Announce Annual Appointments
Tyringham’s newly organized board named Henning M. Carlson as police chief once more. Other appointees include Fred A. Loring as road superintendent and tree warden, Robert K. Clark, Roger W. Logan, Raymond E. Werden as constables, and Willis H. Hale as forest fire warden and gas and oil inspector.
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Wilbur S. Clark Sr
Willis H. Hale
John J. Curtin
Donald J. Shaker
Richard E. Birkett
Board of Appeals
Paul A. Morse
Lee
Board of Health
Mount Greylock Regional Menu Week One
Mount Greylock Regional lists weekly meals with daily options. Monday offers pork with gravy, macaroni and cheese, wax beans, snickerdoodle, peaches, beef noodle soup and western sandwich. Tuesday features tomato juice, hot beef sandwich, mashed potatoes, corn, apple sauce, vegetable soup and peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Wednesday serves corned beef hash, cole slaw, vanilla pudding with strawberry sauce, tomato soup, pizzarette and cheese wedge. Thursday includes orange juice, spaghetti with meat balls, tossed salad, fruit cobbler, chicken soup and ham sandwich. Friday declares Good Friday no school.
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Greylock
Food Sale and Den Mother Roles Join Hancock Events
The Willing Workers' Society of the Hancock Baptist Church plans a food sale on April 11 at Sykes' Store in Stephentown. Den mothers named for Cub Pack 81 include Mrs. Clayton Nichols assisted by Mrs. Arthur Williams for Den 1 and Mrs. Grover Derby and Mrs. Geraldine Christiansen for Den 2. Meetings Fridays at Nichols and Derby homes.
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Willing Workers’ Society of the Hancock Baptist Church
Sykes’ Store
Stephentown
Clayton Nichols
Arthur Williams
Grover Derby
Geraldine Christiansen
Nichols
Juliet Low tea marks Scout party at Central School
About 300 attend a Juliet Low tea party in the Central School auditorium with Senior Scouts presenting a flag ceremony and singing led by Jo Ann McGregor. Rebecca Fallow, Leonora Guzzo, Susan Gordon, Phyllis Benton also featured as representatives of Brownie, junior and cadette levels. Armand Vegina of Berkshire Hills Girl Scout Council showed Switzerland clips. Cynthia Wassell announced contributions to the Juliet Low fund. refreshments served by Linda Ludlow, Diane Grant, and Mary Laird. A parallel notice reports St George's Church film series in Lee suspended for two weeks with plans for future programs.
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Otis Organization
Juliet Low
Central School
Rebecca Fallows
Leonora Guzzo
Susan Gordon
Phyllis Benton
Jo Ann McGregor
Armand Vegina
Berkshire Hills Girl Scout Council
Lee High County Champs Photos on Display
Photos of the Lee High county championship basketball team are shown in the Kelly Furniture Store window on Main Street. Kodak Instamatic 100 Camera outfit offered at a special reduced price through McClelland Rexall Drug and Lee Pharmacy. New shipment of boys snug duds at Jack's Adv. 1.
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Lee High County
Kelly Furniture
Main Street
Kodak
McClelland Rexall
H. I
Jack
Pastor's Brother Final Speaker In Lenten Series
The final speaker in the Lenten services at First Congregational Church will be Rev. Ernest B. Johnson of Braintree, brother of local pastor Rev. Stanley F. Johnson. A Bangor Theological Seminary and Bowdoin College graduate, he served East Millinocket Congregational Church in Maine and earned the Purple Heart overseas as a chaplain. He is former state American Legion chaplain, vice president of the South Shore Federation of Churches, and Bangor Theological Seminary Alumni Association president. He presently pastors Union Congregational Church in Braintree.
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Lee
First Congregational Church
Ernest B. Johnson
Braintree
Stanley F. Johnson
Bangor Theological Seminary
Bowdoin College
Congregational Church
East Millenocket
Hallowell
Maine
State of Maine
American Legion
Johnson
South Shore Federation of Churches
Union Congregational Church
Winter Carnival In Progress At Lee Academy
Lee EAGLE OFFICE-Lee 243-2424 Card Party Set At New Temple LEE-Morning Star chapter Order of the Eastern Star will have a card party April 8 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on Laurel Street. The event will be the first public activity held at the temple since the Masonic order moved in December into the new building from its former quarters on Main Street. Refreshments will be served at the card party and prizes awarded. Teens Rally Tonight The Youth Fellowship group of Berkshire Hills Baptist Church will attend a Teens for Christ rally tonight at 7:36 at Grace Baptist Church Springfield. All young people are invited, Evangelist Kenneth Dodson will speak.
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LEE — Morning Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Laurel Street
Masonic Order
Main Street
Berkshire Hills Baptist Church
Teens For Christ
Grace Baptist Church
Springfield
Kenneth Dodson
Parish Sodality Marks 10th Anniversary at St Mary’s
The St Mary St Martha Sodality plans a 10th anniversary observance including a 6 30 p m High Mass at St Mary’s Church and a communion supper catered by Rossi’s Restaurant in the church auditorium. Parish officers Mrs Lawrence V Toole president Mrs Robert Coty vice president Mrs Edward W Cleary secretary and Mrs Ralph W Smith treasurer lead arrangements and will contact members.
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St. Mary - St. Martha
Ralph W. Smith
Sodality
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Thomas J. Callahan
Dalton Democratic Committee
Town Hall
Glendon
Windsor
Guild Hall
American Grace Church
Tree Farm Association
CBA
Adams High
Youth Auxiliary
Dalton, American Legion
Corvairs
Marjorie Horton
Adams
Plowing
Jean McGowen
Hinsdale Congregational Church
Lenox House
Elizabeth Lott
Cummington
Elizabeth Thayer
Amherst
Loeb
Foodtown
Lenox, Mass
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Lenox Log Cabin
Trinity Church
Foxhollow
Middlefield
Helen Cook
Middlefield Grange
Jack Mansfield
North Berkshire
Edward Armata
Selectmen
Summit Street
Armata Street
Andrew Dilk
Laurie J. King
Florida
Tyringham
Mount Greylock
St. George's Episcopal Church Parish
Lee Pharmacy
Lee Eagle Office
New Temple
Palm Sunday
Robert M. Coakley
Lee High
Steve
Eldorado Inn
IN Lee
Shapiro Motors, Inc
Main ST
Swift's
United Stamps
LEE Super Markets
Westernaires
Lenox Dale
Chrysler
Plymouth
Valiant
ALTER
S Center St
Tee Bridge
J. T. Owens
S&h
Dresser-Hull CO
Railroad
American Oil
M. J. Kelly
Lee, Mass
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