West Stockbridge Sportsmen Vote To Stock Trout
West Stockbridge Sportsmen vote to stock the ore bed with trout for the Spring Series final clinic. The event, set for April 2, includes an immunization clinic and banquet on April 35 at 7 at the Card Lake Community Health Association Hotel. Tickets from Bob's Barbershop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Stockbridge
Lihe Boards of Health
Card Lake
Richmond
Thomas Hayden
West Stockbridge Board
C. Dell
Molina
EF. Raspuzzi
G. Gennari
Ielinie
Board Awards Three Contracts for Town Hall Work
Sel ectmen awarded three contracts after reviewing sealed bids. Tri-Town Electric won for installing 200 ampere service at 699 dollars. B G Casey won painting offices at 397 dollars. Albert Pignatelli won hallway work at 670 dollars. Other bids listed.
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LENOX
Board of Selectmen
Tri-Town Electric
B. G. Casey
Albert Pignatelli
Halhway
William ‘T. Lahart
M. & B. Electric
Thomas P. Fielding
Harold Felton
B. G
Casey
Selectmen Oppose Teacher Pay Bill and Sewer Tie-ins
Lenox boards vote unanimously against current legislative pay mandate for teachers citing local finance control. They urge motels and businesses to connect to the new sewer system before summer. Also notes a Jersey herd sire, an April 28 voter registration deadline, and a Joe's Grill pizza ad.
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Board of Selectmen
Stamp drive aids German refugees urged by youth group
West Stockbridge and Canaan youths from Congregational churches collect used foreign and U S postage stamps for severely handicapped refugees in Germany. They soak, sort and mount stamps on sale sheets for stamp agencies, with commemoratives especially wanted. Canceled stamps should be carefully cut from envelopes. Containers will be provided at both churches.
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West Stockbridge
Congregational Churches
Canaan
N.Y
United States
Germany
Stockbridge Curt Wilton Dairy Ad Update
An advertisement notes Stockbridge Curt Wilton as a supplier of quality fresh dairy products with contact numbers for Pitts. and W. Stock. It also promotes Easter wines from the Wine Cellar Package Store with daily hours until 16.
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Wilton
Pitts
Curt Wilton
W. Stock
Wine Cellar
Shade trees bought for planting in Dalton
DALTON The town Conservation Committee, urged by the Selectmen, has arranged to plant 306 small shade trees across the community. The selection includes sugar maples, red maples, Norway maples, pin oaks and thornless honey locusts.
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Dalton
Alley Bids Start At 18000 For CRA Bowling Alleys
Community Recreation Association plans six new candlepin bowling alleys with bids from 18000 to 395000. Work hoped to begin in April with replacement of six alleys and new seating. Committee includes William Brafman Archie DeAngelo Gilbert Kittredge and Francis Morrison. Also included is weekly school lunch menu notes.
North Canaan Students Named On Honor Roll
One hundred nineteen Housatonic Valley Regional High School students earned high honors or honorable mention for the fourth marking period. North Canaan seniors Lucille Miller and Tomassina M. Nania lead the high honors, with juniors Duane R. Brown Mary J. Carlson and Nancy H. Eldridge also listed. The honorable mention list names Joyce C. Allyn Lynne M. Allon Nancy J. Bergenty Gayle P. Black Donna M. Castagna Anne M. Christinat Stephen W. Clarke Robert M. Davidson Madeline T. Durand Dianne R. Eggleston Ellen A. Foley Christine A. Franks Sally S. Wardenbergh Bonnie J. Tiunter Lawrence I. Linder Michele A. Markey G. Marvin Marshall John M. McGuire Joseph E. Miner John J. Negri Effie M. Pickett David M. Rivera Roxann C. Roulin Pamela M. Rutledge Spencer D. Samuels Clare M. Sondrini Ralph H. Stanton Sharon E. Vanicky Alfred M. Wells Ingrid J. Zetterstrom Donna M. Zoffoli.
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Falls Village
Conn
Housatonic Valley
North Canaan
Lucille Miller
Tomassina M. Nania
Duane R. Brown
Mary J. Carlson
Nancy H. Eldridge
Linda C. DeProdocini
Jane A. Math
Christine A. Franks
Sally &. Wardenbergh
Clifton J. Hawver
Bonnie J. Tiunter
Lawrence I. Linder
Michele A. Markey
G. Marvin Marshall
John M. McGuire
Joseph E. Miner
John J. Negri
Effie M. Pickett
David MM. Riva
Roxann C. Roulin
Pamela M. Rutledge
Spencer D. Samuels
Clare M. Sondrini
Ralph H. Stanton
Sharon E. Vanicky
Alfred M. Wells
Ingrid J. Zetterstrom
Donna M. Zoffoli
Perotti Wins First in Housatonic Speaking Contest
John Perotti of North Canaan won first place in the FFA public speaking contest at Housatonic Valley Regional High School with a speech titled Growing Alfalfa in Connecticut. Barry Stanton placed second with Agriculture Working for Agriculture. Gary Jackson third with The Coming Thing. Donald Carlson fourth with Structure for Housing Dairy Cattle. The top two winners advance to the district FFA speaking contest at Woodbury May 8. Judges were Fred Fall, Francis Howe, and Mae Gesell. Representatives from Post Junior College, Hartford Academy of Hairdressing, and Oliver Wolcott Tech spoke to students. Principal Paul W. Stoddard spoke on religion and the public schools to the Pilgrim Club.
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FFA
Woodbury
Fred Fall
North Canaan
Francis Howe
Canaan
Mae E. Gesell
Post Junior College
Hartford Academy of Hairdressing
Oliver Wolcott Technical School
Housatonic Valley Regional High School
Dry Process Extends Life of U S Currency
Deputy U S Treasurer William T Howell says paper money lasts about 18 months now thanks to a dry printing process improved by new Bureau of Engraving and Printing machinery. Crane Co supplies the paper. roughly 3 percent still ships wet as the program phases in. Worn notes are incinerated at 26 Federal Reserve banks, costing about 30 cents to destroy each 1 000 pieces.
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Dalton
U.S
William T. Howell
Crane & Co. Inc
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Howell
Federal Reserve
The
Treasury
Dalton CRA Notes Dalton-Pool and gaming wrap April activity
Dalton notes describe April activities at Walkonah Regional High School YMCA Youth Center and Community House. Mixed bowling and social dancing ended, golf sessions drew about 25 players, and swimming resumes with warmer weather. Family nights attract about 40 attendees. faculty oversee events with WRHS staff.
Dalton sales show February housing totals and prior year comparison
Dalton Assessor reports February sales of five residential buildings totaling 155650 dollars. In February 1963 eight houses sold for 109500 dollars. Open House at former Kirk's Store under Allan Pearson April 2 to 5 with a 2 to 6 viewing window.
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Dalton Assessors
Kirk's
Allan Pearson
Installation of Cable TV Begins Monday in Dalton
Dalton to start cable IV installation Monday with Berkshire Television Cable Corp president Gerald Gardner announcing 451 poles will run from Route 9 to a Weston Mountain antenna site 9000 feet from Route 9. Line exits at Harrison Lumber Co. entrance. A foot-vice strip will be cleared for access by four wheel drive on maintenance trips. An April 1 meeting of telephone company officials will decide use of poles to carry the cable through town.
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Dalton
Cable IV
Gerald Gardner
Berkshire Television Cable Corp
Route 9
Weston Mountain
Harrison Lumber Co
Sabre Saw Building Nearing Completion
Dalton reports the Sabre Saw Chain facility on Housa tonic Street near completion with plans to move in April from Elm Street. U S distributor of Sabre Saw replacement chains and accessories expects relocation soon. Communion Breakfast planned by St Agnes Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus at American Legion Home on April 12 after 8 14 am Mass. Tickets held by members.
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Dalton
Sabre Saw Chain
Housa_tonic Street
Pierce Machine Shop
Elm Street
U. S
Sabre
St. Agnes
Holy Name Society
The
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Selectmen Open Sealed Bids on Culvert Asphalt
Three firms submitted bids for metal culvert and hot and cold asphalt mix. Williams of Lenox Dale and Lane Construction Corp. of Meriden bid asphalt mixes. A Leo Nash Steel Corp. of Pittsfield bid culverts with varied sizes and coatings. Bids were read and placed under advisement pending evaluation.
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W. EB. Williams, Inc
Lenox Dale
Lane Construction Corp
Meriden
Conn
Williams
Lane
B. Pittsfield
A. Leo Nash Steel Corp
Jf Pittsfield
Kiwani Anses Appoints Committee for April Installation
Lee EAGLE OFFICE reports at a business meeting the Lee Kiwani Anses appointed a committee for the annual installation on April 20 at 6 30 p m at East Lee Steak House. A second committee was named to study bylaw revisions.
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Kiwani-Anses
Lee Kiwani-Anses
East Lee Steak House
Hurlbut To Send Five To Conference
Students and executives from Hurlbut Papers Mead Corp will attend a Dayton Paper Town conference April 9 and 10. Fairfield University plans orienting aides for incoming freshmen. Dog licenses tonight. Easter promotions at local shops. registration last chance before April 28 primary.
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Lee
Hurlbut Papers
South Lee
Mead Corp
Dayton
Ohio
Paper Town Pacers
Mead
Con- Central School
Jack ‘Ference
Moore
Dr. Edwin
Klvin
Waller
Divi
U. Richard Siver
Hurlbut
Mark A. Serrelli
Lester .R. Phillips
Edward K. Stacy
J. D. Batten
Balien & Associates
Des Moines
Iowa
Theodore Levitt
Harvard School of Business
Francis G. Fanning
Main Street
rAdv
Lee Board of Registrars
Memorial Hall
Lee Steak House
Jack's Dept
Agnia
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Col. H. Wilde
High Lawn Farm
Aline R. Woodger
Joe's Grill
Colgate Dental Cream
Loeb
Foodtown
Lenox, Mass
United
Legion
Legion Rooms
Boy Scout Troop 37
Robert Korte
Susan
Newton Kasson
Ray A. Campbell Jr
Cheryl
Ray A. Campbell
Lexington
Lewis Phillips
Benjamin Carpino
Pittsfield
Earl Baldwin
West Palm Beach
Fla
William N. Persing
Jesse Nichols
Penn Yan
N Y
Altilig Zanconato
Hillcrest Hospital
William Johnson
Jansen Beach
Fla. F
Stockbridge
Alley
Dalton Jr. High
Margaret Svehla
Perotti
Paul W. Stoddard
Pilgrim Club
Dalton Cra Notes
Tom Toski
Pracice
Jhhildren
Swimming and Bowling Activ
Rotary
Eleanor Clary
Wahconah
Dalton Rotary
Community House
New Orleans
Thomas Callahan
Richard Zaleski
Halvorson Tree Service
Craig Halvorson
Pleasant Street
Las Ht
Dalton Town Hall
Alan Grieve
Lakeview Florist
Kirk’s
ALTER
Center Si
Selectmen
Lee News
Adv
Penguin
DeSoto
Ford
Tel
Swift’s Premium
LEE Super Markets
Lee Eagle Office
Thomas Finn Jr
Wes
Ternaires
Lenox Dale Tel
Tors
J.T. Owens
Leo
M. J. Kelly
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