Barrington TelePhone staff honored at dinner
Great Barrington and South Egremont honor two longtime New England Telephone Co employees Marion Gibbons and Dorothy MacDonald at Jug End Resort. Marion reaches 45 years of service. Dorothy 14 1 2 years. Rewards presented. engagement of Marydee Joffee to Dr. Martin S. Toffee announced. local births noted. assorted small ads and notices follow.
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Great Barrington
New England TelePhone Co
Jug End Resort
South Egremont
Marion K. Gibbons
Main Street
Dorothy V. MacDonald
Castle Street
Ray Drumm
Inez Anslett
Rosalie O'Brien
Jennie Pruhenski
Loretta Egan
Marydee
Martin S. Toffee
David H. My-Quist
New York City
North Plain Road
Dr. Joffee
Bennet, Joffee
Stockholm
Sweden
Planners Meet To Consider Regional Body
In Great Barrington six Southern Berkshire towns discussed forming an area planning and development body. Attendees from Egremont Alford New Marlborough Monterey Sheffield and Great Barrington talked of common goals for the region including river pollution land use and a Route 7 bypass. A June meeting is planned as a final preliminary step toward organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Berkshire
Egremont
Alford
New Marlboro
Monterey
Sheffield
Froup
South Berkshire
McComb to Work in California with Senior Citizens League
Malcolm McComb of Hollenbeck Avenue will start work June 1 for the California League of Senior Citizens in Los Angeles. Former manager of the Kate McComb Playhouse on State Road, he will write for the league's official publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Malcolm McComb
Hollenbeck Avenue
California League of Senior Citizens
Los Angeles
Kate McComb
State Road
McComb
League
Regional committee backs tri town regional school plan
The Great Barrington School Committee unanimously endorsed a proposed tri town regional district with Great Barrington Stockbridge and West Stockbridge. Voters will receive informational booklets next week and a June 8 vote is planned after town meeting sessions. Supports include Webber Ward Hassett Adams Kinne and Jones with concerns over costs and benefits to students and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Tritown
Stockbridge
West Stockbridge
William Webber
Regional Planning Board
Mr. Webber
Donald J. Ward
John E. Hassett
William J. Adams
Arthur W. Kinne
Arthur Jones
Movie Timetable for County Theaters and Drive-Ins
The schedule lists films at Madame Theatres Great Barrington and nearby venues. Titles include Marriage Italian Style, None But the Brave, My Blood Runs Cold, Blood Feast, Women of the World, How To Murder Your Wife, War Party, Girls on the Beach, Psycho, Love Has Many Faces, The Pumpkin Eater, The Pink Panther, A Shot in the Dark, with showtimes spanning afternoon to late night and admission noted at 0 or 745 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Adams
Canaan
North Adams
Hoosac DriveIn
Mount Everett sophomores win NAB high test awards
Six sophomores and 13 freshmen at Mount Everett Regional School earned certificates for top ten percent national results on the March 1965 National Educational Development Tests. Grade 16 recipients included Thomas Buckley Christopher Burnett Scott Cary Susan Sellen Lynn Shepard and Gail Wuori. Grade 9 honorees listed Katherine Anderson David Campbell Ruth Chase Barbara Coons Robert Duryea Carolyn Kimball Laura Jean Klein Manfred Liebsch Marie Malnali Robert Marion Barbara Martin Jessie
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Mount Everett Regional School
Thomas Buckley
Christopher Burnett
Scott Cary
Susan Sellen
Lynn Shepard
Gail Wuori
Katherine Anderson
David Campbell
Ruth Chase
Barbara Coons
Robert Duryea
Carolyn Kimball
Laura Jean Klein
Manfred Liebsch
Marie Malnali
Robert Marion
Barbara Martin
Jessie
Richmond Cubs Open Little League With Beavers Clash
The Richmond Cubs start their Little League season with a 4 p.m. Sunday game at the new field behind Richmond Consolidated School against the West Stockbridge Beavers. Twenty-two players, coaches Ralph W. Emerson and Raymond Charland, substitute H L Bourdon, and umpire Joseph C Sinico are listed. Richmond Grange holds an annual competitive night at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Town Hall with plays by local and West Stockbridge Granges. Sunday school attendees at Richmond Congregational Church are urged to attend at 10 a.m. this week.
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Richmond
Richmond Cubs
Richmond Consolidated School
West Stockbridge Beavers
Ralph W. Emerson
Raymond Charland
H. L. Bourdon
Joseph C. Sinico
Richmond Grange
Town Hall
West Stockbridge Grange
Lee PTA Benefit Nets Over Two Hundred Fifty Dollars
Lee PTA raised slightly more than 250 dollars for its scholarship fund from ticket sales and contributions after a benefit fashion show card party at Oak N Spruce resort lodge. About 142 attended. 40 door prizes provided by local merchants were awarded. Beverly Sanders narrated fashions from Textile Store Pittsfield. A collection of mink colored suede coats by Highlander and Renee highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE
Lee Pta
John Mathews
Stuart C. Miller
Oak N’ Spruce Resort Lodge
Beverly Sanders
Pittsfield
Highlander
Renee
South Lee Man Named to Board of Mead Club
LEE Herbert K Wheeler of South Lee technical representative for Hurlbut Papers named to the Mead Dynaio Club board. Wheeler, based in Caton Ohio Mead headquarters, received a special award at a dinner. He joined Mead in 1959 and was assigned as a technical representative in 1980. He lives with his wife and three children in South Lee. The Dyna-Mio Club recognizes top Mead Marketing Operators. Lee Men's Terpin bowling league to hold annual banquet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Sons of Mary Hall with trophies prizes and officer elections.
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LEE
Herbert K. Wheeler
South Lee
Hurlbut Papers
Mead Dynaio Club
Mead Corp
Wheeler
Caton
Ohio
Mead
James W. McSwiney
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Dyna-Mio Club
Dyna- Mic
Mead Marketing Operators
Lee Men's Terpin Bowling League
Sons of Mary Hall
Hall Appointed Asst. Treasurer At Savings Bank
Lee Douglas Hall began work Thursday as the new assistant treasurer at Lee Savings Bank per bank president Albert N. Nettleton. A 1958 Williams College banking graduate, he also studied at the University of Wisconsin. A WWII infantry veteran, he serves in local civic and church groups and chairs the Cancer Fund treasurer role. He and his wife Eleanor live in Stockbridge with their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE
Douglas R. Hall
Lee Savings Bank
Albert N. Nettleton
Hall
School of Banking
Williams College
University of Wisconsin
Stockbridge
Berkshire Bank & Trust Co
Housatonic National Bank
First Congregational Church
Occidental Masonic Lodge
American Legion
National
Benchi-Rest Shooters Association
Cancer Fund For
Eleanor M. Brachy
Great Barrington
Cherry Hill
PTA to hear first grade reading lesson at meeting
The New Marlboro PTA will meet Monday at 8 to hear Mrs. Georgiana OConnell a Monterey Center School teacher present a reading lesson from a first grade pupil viewpoint. Parents of children entering first grade in the fall are invited. A bar dance May 29 at Clayton Farms to benefit the PTA scholarship fund will feature the Martin Spring orchestra with John Mansfield of Agawam as caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marlboro
PTA
Georgiana O'Connell
Monterey Center Schodl
Clayton Farms
Martin Spring
John Mansfield
Agawam
Southern Berkshire Pilgrim Fellowship Rally Sunday at United Church
The Southfield based Southern Berkshire Pilgrim Fellowship Association holds a rally at United Church of New Marlboro Sunday from 2730 to 430. Program features include Work for Christ carings presentations for local Congregational youths, officer reports, and election of next year’s officers. Rebecca Burnett of Southfield is president and Rev. James S. Chase of South Egremont is adviser. Tax rate in New Marlboro remains 26 per thousand for the current year as announced by Assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southfield
Southern Berkshire Pilgrim Fellowship Association
United Church of
New Marlboro
Stephentown House For Sale With 20 Acres Or More
Real estate ad seeking a Stephentown house with twenty or more acres. Contact Isgood in Pittsfield at 443 4116. Ady.
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F. W. Beinecke
Stony Brook Rd
Ady
Isgood
Pittsfield
Faculty Teams Win 2 of 3 Games Against Pupils
Cheshire students played the faculty in three baseball games this week winning one. The 7th graders beat the men 17 15 with Albert Pieropan and Skippy Griswold notable. The 8th grade edged teachers 6 5 led by Willard Chiasson and Ronald Dunham. Girls teams split as teachers won 15 13 with Catherine Walker homering for the girls and Terri Comstock for the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Cheshire School
Albert Pieropan
Skippy Griswold
Willard Chiasson
Ronald Dunham
Arthur Bourdon
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Jason and the Argonauts
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