Cub Scouts Present South of the Border Program
Cub Scouts of Pack 82 in Great Barrington staged a Mexican themed evening with dances and games in costume. David Moulthrop showed slides of New Mexico and Southwestern Indian villages as awards were handed to Gerard Caron Michael Martin Jon Height and Charles Menard with silver and gold arrows and a wolf badge. Mark Bullard received an assistant deaner's stripe. Preparations for an April 24 youth talent show continue with rehearsals and auditions scheduled at St James Parish Hall over the next two Mondays at 7:30 p.m.
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Airport Plans New Facilities
GREAT BARRINGTON Berkshire Aviation Enterprises Inc plans expansion this year at Barrington Airport on Route 71. New facilities will include a ground school, air conditioned administration area, and a 20 seat classroom to serve growing student pilots. 1964 was a record year, with growth averaging 10 percent yearly.
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Cornwall Head Aims To Make School The Most Famous
Cornwall Academy headmaster John G Moran told Rotarians the school is obsessed with becoming the most famous in the world. The 140-student, 370000 dollar per year operation has earned high regard, with plans for European summer ventures and a trip to Greece. Moran also visited Gambia for Independence Day ceremonies as a representative of American secondary school headmasters.
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Church Studies Consolidation Polled in Great Barrington
Great Barrington church members and four nonmembers from Housatonic Sheffield and Ashley Falls were polled by Boston University students as part of a New England conference effort to cut small churches and ease ministerial strain. Barrington Grange plans a rummage and food sale April 24 at Walker Hall from 9 30 to 1.
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Movie Timetable and Theater Openings Listed
Timetable Mahale in Great Barrington shows How To Murder Your Wife at 6:30 and 8:30. Lee will reopen April 9. Adams and Mohawk in North Adams open weekends only. Paramount North Adams presents One But the Brave and The Second Time Around.
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District Court Fines For Twing Auto Violations
GREAT BARRINGTON James E Hannon presided over the district court where Robert M Twing of Cooper Hill Sheffield paid 125 in fines on two motor vehicle charges Special Justice Found guilty after he pleaded not guilty to both counts He was charged with allowing another to operate an unregistered and uninsured car and paid 100 for the insurance and 25 for registration penalties.
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Cooper Hill
Sheffield
James E. Hannon
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Sheffield Town Dog Licensing Deadline Arrives
Sheffield Town requires all dogs to be licensed by April 1 or as soon after they reach three months. Town clerk Mrs Minnie Markham maintains dog license books and issues tags.
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Canaan Lunch Menu Week Plans at Local School
Canaan Connecticut residents Margaret Svehla listed contact. Weekly school lunch menu features Monday vegetable beef or tomato soup with grilled cheese, egg salad and peanut butter sandwiches, Tuesday chipped beef with mashed potatoes, Wednesday deviled eggs and fried potatoes, Thursday pot roast with noodles, Friday cheese omelette with potato chips and vegetables.
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Soviet Ambassador Honored by France
In Paris the retiring Soviet Ambassador Sergei A Vinogradov received a gold medal and a description of the most Parisian of all ambassadors from the French Committee of Good Taste. Vinogradov, dean of the Paris diplomatic corps, was honored on Monday marking a notable gesture by French society figures.
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Arsonist linked to 26 grass fires in four towns
Police search Windsor Granby Bloomfield and Simsbury for an arsonist believed to have started 26 grass fires in one afternoon. Reports say 10 fires in Windsor and Granby each, six in Bloomfield, four in Simsbury, with a car-based pattern. Authorities pursue leads as housing discrimination bills gain support in Hartford.
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Tri Town School Planners Vote Teacher Protection
STOCKBRIDGE All teachers on tenure would be retained in the proposed regional district, after a Tri-town Regional School Planning Board vote. The panel and three superintendents from Stockbridge, West Stockbridge and Great Barrington agreed tenure teachers would get preferred placement only if needed, with enough jobs believed available in the new district. Members also disbanded the Fourtown Regional Board, to be replaced by the Lenox committee, after Lenox signed a contract to build a local high school.
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Smith College History Institute Set for Teachers
Smith College will host a summer 1965 history institute for secondary school teachers of American history from June 28 to August 13. The program, one of 85 nationwide, is funded by the National Defense Education Act. Registration caps at 30, with a reserve list for alternates.
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Thomas C. Mendenhall
Northampton
United States Office On Education
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