Mrs Deykin Back From National Hadassah Meet
Mrs. Deykin returned from Hadassah national convention in Washington DC where more than 2000 delegates gathered. A three year Hadassah national board member she was named to the national service committee. She serves as local chapter charter president and past regional Hadassah president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Harry Deykin
Hadassah
Washington
D.C
Deykin
National Service Committee
Rat Control Program Set At Town Dump
GREAT BARRINGTON The local Board of Health has scheduled a rat control program at the town dump under the supervision of Rene Bollengier of the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service on Nov 13 14 Poisoned bait will be placed at the dump during those days and the dump will be closed to the public Owners of pets are urged to keep them away from the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Board of Health
Rene Bollengier
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
District Court cases in Great Barrington expose varied charges
Luther LaRose 36 of State Road fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace and given a suspended 10 day sentence to the Woman wanted part-time House of Correction with procure for semiiinvalid. He pleaded innocent but was found guilty on both counts Tuesday in Southern Berkshire District Court. Local police told Special Justice James E. Hannon that charges stemmed from an incident on Railroad Street Saturday afternoon. Lindy F. Jessmer 36 of South Main Street arraigned and pleaded not guilty on drunkenness and operating under the influence. hearing set for Nov. 14 after request for counsel. A summons was issued by Judge Hannon for Junius T. Losan 22 of Middle Road who failed to appear in response to a verbal summons on a sticker violation. Hebrew Ladies Aid rummage sale set for Nov 7 at Walker Hall with doors at 9:30 a.m. Adv. Broken furniture refined and repaired by J. J. Spillane 77 Grove Street Tel 1447. For rent duplex six rooms Pleasant Court 75 dollars, available about Nov 1. Tel 736-R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Luther LaRose
State Road
House of Correction
Berkshire District
James E. Hannon
Lee
LaRose
Railroad Street
Lindy F. Jessmer
South Main Street
Hannon
Junius T. Losan
Middle Road
Selectmen Grant Pole Locations Set Club Hearing
GREAT BARRINGTON The Board of Selectmen granted permits to the Telephone Co. for two joint pole locations on State Road and set a public hearing on the renewal of the Barn Club liquor license for Nov. 18. A reminder was issued to liquor license holders due for annual renewal to file applications in November. The Board authorized sale of an old snow plow frame for 50 to Timothy Killiard of State Road. Bids for winter highway land will be opened at the Nov. 18 meeting. The State Public Works Department notified cooperation on snow removal from Route 7 to Maple Avenue and from Route 23 to the Monterey town line, about one-half mile west.
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Great Barrington
Board of Selectmen
the Telephone Co
State Road
Barn Club
Timothy Killiard
State Department of Public Works
Maple Avenue
Brookside Road
Monterey
Polio Clinic Set Tuesday at Walker Hall
The Board of Health sponsors a Labin oral Type 1 vaccine clinic Tuesday from 5 30 to 7 40 pm at Walker Hall. There is a age limit on attendees but minors must be accompanied by parents. Adult donations help fund Berkshire Medical Society scholarships. Visiting Nurse Association and Dr Arthur Cassel supervise the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Board of Health
Walker Hall
Berkshire Medical Society
Visiting Nurse Association
Arthur Cassel
The
Episcopal Clergy Share Books With Shadowbrook Library
Reverend Patrick Sullivan of Shadowbrook in Lenox receives three books for the Shadowbrook library from the Berkshire Clericus at a St James Episcopal Church luncheon. Attendees include Bishop Robert M. Hatch and Dean Robert Whitman. Also honored are Richard Rising, leaving St John’s Williamstown for the Caribbean seminary, and Frank Landolt, leaving St John’s North Adams for Mystic Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleezarde
St. James
Great Barrington
Patrick Sullivan
S.J
Shadowbrook
Berkshire County
Robert 5
Whitman
Berkshire
Father Sullivan
Robert M. Hatch
Western Massachusetts
A. Pierce Middleton
Richard L. Rising
Williamstown
Jeff
Frank Landolt
North Adams
Lenox
Berkshire Clericus
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
Robert S. S. Whitman
Dean Whitman
St. John’s
Episcopal Theological Seminary of
Caribbean
St. John's
Mystic
Conn
National Propane Corp joins NYSE with NLP ticker
National Propane Corp the parent of Home Gas Adirondack Gas and common stock NLP has been approved for NYSE listing trading will start November 15. For the year ended April 30 1963 revenues reached 20 986 084 and net earnings 1 481 831 up 24 8 percent per share earnings 1 40 on 948 232 shares.
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Great Barrington
National Propane Corp
Garden City
N.Y
Home Gas
Adirondack Gas Companies
Board of Governors
New York Stock Exchange
NLP
National Propane
Conservative Gas Corp
Court Levies $105 in Fines in Berkshire Court
Judge George R. McCormick in Southern Berkshire District Court levied a total 105 in fines on two defendants. George R. Boughton Jr. 37 of Sheffield paid 75 for operating after license suspension. Jerry I. Mange 19 of Sheffield paid 20 for a loaded shotgun in his car and 10 for failing to display two plates. Both pleaded guilty and were told to pay within a week. The shotgun was ordered returned to Mange.
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Great Barrington
George R. McCormick
Berkshire
George R. Boughton Jr
Sheffield
Jerry I. Mange
McCormick
Mrs Ulin To Speak On Foreign Policy In Great Barrington
Mrs Robert Ulin of Chestnut Hill will address foreign relations and policy at the Thursday Morning Club meeting on November 14 at 2 p.m. in the First Congregational Church parish hall. She led international relations at the state Federation of Women's Clubs and led Boston City Federation of Organizations. She will discuss Looking Behind Today's Headlines. The event is open to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Robert Ulin
Chestnut Hill
First Congregational Church
Ulin
Department of International Relations
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Boston City Federation of Organizations
Movie Timetable Adapts Weekend Schedule
Adams opens weekends only with Mahaiwe Great Barrington showing Mary Mary at 6 30 and 8 40. Paramount North Adams screens Mary Mary at 1 00 4 40 and 8 20 and The Concrete Jungle at 3 95 6 50.
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Adams
Mahaiwe
Great Barrington
Mary, Mary
Paramount
North Adams
Concrete Jungle
Judge Rules Against Killiard in Wage Case
Federal Judge Charles F. E. Wyzanski Jr. ordered Thomas F. Kiliard doing business as Happy Gardeners in Great Barrington to comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act. The ruling requires payment of $1.25 minimum wages, time and a half for overtime, and proper wage and hour records.
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Great Barrington
Boston
Charles FE. Wyzanski Jr
Thomas F. Kiliard
Killiard
Happy Gardeners
Wyzanski
Dr Barnes Closes Main Street Office
Dr William J Barnes of Monument Valley announces health reasons compel indefinite closure of his 400 Main St office in Great Barrington Massachusetts. His secretary Mrs John Downie of Sheffield will staff the office for a few hours each morning to answer telephone inquiries and be reachable by telephone.
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Great Barrington
William J. Barnes
Monument Valley
Main St
Appeals Board Postpones Willow Tree Motor Inn Hearing
Stockbridge The Stockbridge Board of Appeals moved the permit appeal date from November 12 to 19 for Willow Tree Motor Inn. Chairman John A. Van Lund said the one week delay complies with a 1962 legislative act requiring at least two weeks after notice before a hearing. The notice was published in the newspaper.
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Stockbridge
Stockbridge Board of Appeals
Willow Tree Motor Inn
John A. van Lund
Appeals Board
Auxiliary Meets Monday Night in Stockbridge
Glendale Fire Department Women’s Auxiliary will gather at 8 p.m. Monday at the hose house, members to bring two Christmas ornaments. Mrs. Earl V. J. Carney and Mrs. Carl G. Cooper will serve refreshments.
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Stockbridge
Women's Auxiliary of
Glendale Fire Department
Earl V. J. Carney
Carl G. Cooper
Polio Clinic Reaches Stockbridge Residents
In Stockbridge the Type II oral polio vaccine supply ran out as 240 residents attended a high school clinic. Public health nurse Mrs. Steve C. Burghardt said a makeup clinic will be held next week for those who did not receive the vaccine yesterday.
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Stockbridge
Steve C. Burghardt
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National Hadassah
Maplewood Fabrics
Ashley Falls
Ats
Sperdic Reynolds
Barry Nelson
Ane McBain
Oa Chael Renae Mervyw Leroy Rac
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid
J. J. Spillane
Grove Street
Tel
Henry Fuller
Housatonic
Pleasant Court
Wheeler
Exuaen
MAIN
SHOES
G.M.C
Continental
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Aurce
Dempsey’s Garage, Inc
Bridge St. Tel
Selectmen
Cushman Colonial
Benning Wentworth
Maloney
Episcopal
Home Gas Market
Moliday Tours
State Liquor Authority
Gloria
I'el
Ady
KH Io
Lee, Lenox and Stockbridge Area
Ried Cleaners & Dyers
Berkshire Aviation Enterprises, Inc
Cove
Bel Air Sport
Acta TY Yean” Dealer
Fw. Spaulding « Sons
Barringtom
Ann Shanahan
Daniel Martin
Paul W. Inez
Edward W. Bailey
Robert B. Love
Henry T. Dunker
Edward R. Slosek
Kenneth A. Opperman
Tusdays
Unicef
C. Roy Boulard
Grange
Stockbridge Grange
Legion Rooms
George Schneyer
Curley’s Beauty Salon
Margaret C. Drake
Ipen
Leonard
Ze-Drape
Decorator
Leonard's Cleaners, Inc
Railroad
St., Gi. Barrington
Brooks
Co-Op Bank
Mass
Worthmore Bacon
Hamburg
Porterhouse
Barrington Food Center
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