Lenox to Get Prepublication Copies of Local History Book
Capt. Charles I. House announced prepublication copies of David H. Wood's Lenox Massachusetts Shire Town will be available to 1987 orderers at Lenox Library Wells Room Saturday 2 to 5 and Monday 2 to 4 The Welcomewagon hostess course for Eleanor Morrisey in Lenox prepares her for a national program delivering calls to families in 4,000 cities.
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Lenox
Charles I. House
David H. Wood
Massachusetts
Wells
Ywsnage
Wood
Eleanor Morrisey
Schermerhorn Park
New York City
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Australia
Puerto Rico
Library Exhibits Boecher Paintings in Lenox
Five mixed media Karl Boecher paintings from private lenders are on display at Lenox Library. Boecher teaches languages at Windsor Mountain School. A collision occurred this morning at Lenox Bypass and Route 20 near Cranwell School, with minor damages and no injuries. Cub Scout Pack 55 hosts a kite-flying meeting Sunday at 1 30 at Tanglewood east gate.
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Lenox
Karl Boecher
Stockbridge
Lenox Library
Boecher
Windsor Mountain School
Karen A. Rickery
Plastics Ave
Pittsfield
Adam A. Bona Jr
Main Street
South Lee
Cranwell School
Cub
Tanglewood
East Gate
Town Takes Title to Post Farm in Lenox
Lenox Conservation Commission takes ownership of the 250 acre Post Farm for passive recreation aims. The town paid 39000 to Kimball plus 1000 to BNRC for a one year hold and to reimburse a prior deposit with succe ssful state and federal contributions expected. The parcel fronts the river and will be used for hunting, fishing, canoeing and hiking. Also notes church roast supper planned and local charity efforts with a hospital patient update.
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Lenox
Conservation Commission
Eben O. Kimball
Charles R. Alberti
Kimball
Berkshire Natural Resources Council
BNRC
State Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Department of Interior
Bureau of Recreation
Town To Vote on Building Second Fire Station Here
Sandisfield prepares for a special town meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday in the Town Hall to consider a new Sandisfield Fire Department firehouse. The favored site is at Route 57 and New Hartford Road, near Sandisfield Center, with 40 by 40 feet and two equipment bays. The plan shifts construction to town ownership to cover upkeep and cites volunteer labor concerns. If relations with water and volunteers align, construction could begin in 1970 or 1971 after work on the existing building.
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Sandisfield
Ludwik 8S
Tluszer Jr
New Hartford Road
Sandisfield Center
Tluster
Town Hill
Cold Spring
Hammiertown
Beech Plain
Better Civic Association
Fire Department
Tluszer
Attractive dresses from Florida in prints and solid colors
Florida dress display highlights prints and solid color options at Blue Bird Sport Shop on Main St Stockbridge. The ad notes a variety of attractive dresses with emphasis on fashion and stock availability.
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Florida
Blue Bird Sport Shop
Main St
Stockbridge
Spring program for parents at Center and Craneville schools
Dalton parents of fourth graders are invited to a spring program at Craneville on Tuesday and Center School on Wednesday at 1 45. The event features group singing instrumental selections and physical education demonstrations plus a slide presentation of the children's art work taken by Joyce Boschen art instructor. Rod and Gun Club meets Sunday at 7 30 to discuss a possible move to a new site.
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Dalton
Center
Craneville
Center School
Joyce Boschen
Rod and Gun Club
Wahconah Regional hosts college-bound student session
Wahconah Regional High School holds an information session Monday at 7 30 for parents of college bound juniors. The guidance department covers admission requirements, selection, College Board tests, campus visits, costs and financial aid. An Eagle correction provides the correct hotline 684 3493 for the 3.7 million regional school building program. The hotline operates 9 00 to 18 00 today and 9 00 to 12 00 Saturday. The Class of 1970 prom occurs tonight 9 to 12 with the theme A Little Bit of Heaven. Parents may tour decorations 16 00 to 20 00.
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Dalton
Wahconah Regional High School
Wahcough
Wahconah Regional
Berlin Central School District graduates plan further study
Frank C. Schmidt announced 22 Berlin Central graduates will attend colleges and nursing programs across eight institutions including Cobleskill Morrisville Morrisville and Albany while others join Hudson Valley Community College New Paltz and Syracuse University. spelling bee participants span Stephentown Cherry Plain Petersburg and Grafton with multiple grade levels represented. evangelistic service comes to First Baptist Church with chalk drawing by Richard Dawson and music by Gospel Singers of Dalton. summer Mass schedule at St Josephs and Sacred Heart announced. Federated Church seeks six helpers for vacation Bible school. Stephentown elementary second graders visit Freihofer Bakery and received bread gifts. local social notes cover birthdays visits and guests across area.
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Berlin
N.Y
Frank C. Schmidt
Berlin Central
Irene Colantonio
Wesley Greene
Sandra Palmer
Agricultural and Technical College
Cobleskill
Richard Protus
State University
New Paltz
Nancy Hewitt
Houghton College
Douglas Mockler
Morrisville
Linda Wilson
Howard University
Bonnie Schlesinger
Suzanne Stephen
Syracuse University
Grafton
Stephentown
Jean Schindler
Robert Styczayski
Diane Watsonsky
John Conners
Mary
Jane Giamarra
Susan Anderson
Cherry Plain
Kimberly Foster
Heikki Fuller
Audrey Hall
Deborah Schmidt
Deborah Owens
Leslie Baguicki
Petersburg
Brenda O'Dell
Edgar Ritter
Daniel Ritter
Rhonda Richmond
Mark Connor
Barbara Maycock
Billie Rosso
Steven Gardner
Elizabeth Crandall
Richard Smith
First Baptist Church
William Hunsicker
Richard Dawson
Cambridge
Gospel Singers
Dalton
Mass
Mt Greylock AFS elects new Mt Greylock president
Mt Greylock Regional chapter of the American Field Service elected David Peck as president succeeding Daniel Norton. Other officers include George Harper vice president Mrs Collier Wright secretary Frederick Copeland treasurer Mrs Manton Copeland student families liaison Mrs David Krizak Americans Abroad coordinator Maurice Filler school liaison Mrs Ralph Renzi publicity and Mrs Philip M Alton special projects. Ryusaburo Harasawa of Japan the AFS exchange student will leave June 23 and arrive in Japan July 24 after visiting several major American cities. Hop Brook Club reports auction netted 600 for Tyringham Union Church and thanks donors.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
The
American Field Service
David Peck
Daniel Norton
George Harper
Collier Wright
Frederick Copeland
Manton Copeland
David Krizak
Maurice Filler
Ralph Renzi
Philip M. Alton
Ryusaburo Harasawa
Japan
AFS
Washington MRS Joyce Meier PTA Social Event
Joyce Meier of the Washington Mothers and Parents Teachers Association invites members to a PTA social function scheduled for Saturday, June 7, with details provided in the notice.
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PTA
Lanesboro Paper Route for Sale
Lanesboro Massachusetts offers a paper route for sale on South Main Street and Irwin Street. Contact number 442-9926 after six for details.
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Irwin Street
Lanesboro
Mass
Tractor trailer saves driver after brakes fail on Mo hawk Trail
John Bougourt, 31, of Southbrida steered his tractor trailer up a mountain slope after his brakes malfunctioned on the Mo hawk Trail around 9 Thursday morning. He stepped over to safety with minor injuries as 5,000 gallons of liquid fuel spilled.
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Florida
John Bougourt
Southbrida
Bougourt
Chicopee Mayor denies NAACP race motive in film ban
Massachusetts Chicopee Mayor Richard Demers rejects NAACP Springfield chapter president Andrew Griffin's charge that he banned the film 100 Rifles for racial reasons. Demers says the movie was halted because it carried a 16 and older age restriction and needed theatre assurances of enforcement.
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Chicopee
Richard Demers
Andrew Griffin
Springfield
NAACP
America
Griffin
Demers
Grant funds setup lab facilities at Columbia-Greene CC
A federal Vocational Education Act grant of 29 455 dollars was approved to equip secretarial science and accounting labs at Columbia-Greene Community College. The award was issued by SUNY divisions. Albany Medical Center Hospital abandons 14 story West Tower plan due to Medicaid and Medicare cutbacks and proceeds with an eight story addition for surgery ICU and other facilities. Hudson Valley Community College earns regional accreditation from the Middle States Association after self study and visiting team review.
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Athens
Columbia-Greene Community College
Bureau of
Division of Occupational Education Supervision
State University of New York
Albany
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Troy
Hudson Valley Community College
Middle States Assocation of
Middle States Association
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Don Lear
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Lot Danlzan Lnc
Berkshire Plaza Worth Adams
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SPE
Sally Ann Vallo
Glastonbury
Conn
Hartford
Post Farm
Chester
Congregational Church
Skyline Trail
Cancer Crusade
Cheridah Waters
Alexander Whitcher
Diane Wright
Walter Wright
William Street
Noble Hospital
Westfield
Diane
Cecil and
Mayme Mahood
Richmond
Stainles Steel Eee
Musante
Loeb’s
Lenox, Mass
Dorothy Chapman
Stephentown, N.Y
St. Joseph’s Church
Francis Mullen
Father Mullen
Sacred Heart Church
Federated Church
Allen Sidley
Phyllis Lindsey
Freihofer
Nancy McEwan
William McEwan
Milton Sweet
Paul Sykes
R. R. Peck
John Peck
Mas
Howard Peck
Ft. Devens
Paris
Bernice Rose
Jackson Heights
Daniel Gaylord
Carl Olson
Oakland
Calif
Tyan Odlund
West Hartford
Tyringham
Hop Brook Club
Tyringham Union Church
Washington
Joyce Meier
North Berkshire
Mohawk Trail
New York
Columbia-Greene College
Albany Medical Center
Hudson Valley College
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