Dalton Junior High Approved for Regional Use Plan
Dalton Junior High School is deemed suitable for regional use for Grades 4 and 8 with conditions. SBAC officials say the building can house about 450 to 500 students in Grades 7 and 8, but some specialized areas are not ideal. state aid ties regional use to plans for Grades 7 and 8 across Becket Hinsdale and Windsor.
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Dalton
William B. Black
State School Building Assistance Commission
SBAC
Wahconah
Fred Fahey
Dalton School Committee
Black
Simeon Domas
Becket
Hinsdale
Windsor
White
Center School
Joan Hodgen
Fahey
Glendon Junior High School
William Black
Thomas H. White
Lenox appoints staff for new Lenox High School
Lenox Supt. Raymond L. Trabold told the School Committee on Monday that 12 new staff members will be recruited for next September. Ten teachers are needed for industrial arts, drawing, math, English, languages, remedial reading, business subjects, and 3rd and 4th grades. a librarian is also required. The committee approved hiring Mrs. William Jay Castle to replace Mrs. Sally Ostrobinski as 3rd grade teacher at Lenox Dale, starting January 3, as Ostrobinski leaves for personal reasons.
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LENOX
Raymond L. Trabold
Trabold
William Jay Castle
Sally Ostrobinski
Lenox Dale
Castle
Ostrobinski
Veterans Day observance planned by Lenox Legion Post
McCar Nell Post American Legion members attend Mass Thursday at St Vincent de Paul Church at 9 a.m. in observance of Veterans Day. A flag raising ceremony follows at the Legion rooms. All veterans invited to both services. Birchwood Inn Lenox advertises holiday parties and winter guest accommodations with contact number.
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Lenox Dale
McCar-Nell Post
American Legion
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Legion Rooms
New Assessor To Be Named To Shea Seat
Dalton announces an assessor will be appointed to replace Edmond Shea who resigned after 29 years. Lawrence Haworth and John Carroll urged the Selectmen to fill the vacancy until the February election. The appointee must be able to work daytime hours under General Laws Chapter 41 Section 11. The board of Selectmen and assessors will vote on the appointment.
120 Attend YMCA Banquet in Dalton
About 120 attended the annual father and son banquet at the YMCA Youth Center Dalton, the largest turnout in years. Burns Rockwell outlined winter plans. Stephen Clarke, William Braman, and Rev. Frederick Jillson spoke. The auxiliary prepared dinner. junior leader corps performed gymnastic demonstrations with new equipment.
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Bruce Marauszwski
Erwin
Doc) Brent
Pittsfield Y
Regional high school plan dominates Stockbridge meeting
Stockbridge residents discuss a proposed 2.4 million bond to create a tri town regional high school with a temporary move of seventh and eighth graders to Searles School. Dr. Prochaska and Angelini tout long term educational benefits while acknowledging current barriers and space constraints. The regional plan is framed as total educational improvement with support from local clubs and churches and notes on related community items and ads.
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Stockbridge
Tritown
Searles School
Great Barrington
Carobine P. Angelini
Tri-Town
Angelini
Robert J. Prochaska
Prochaska
School Building Assistance Commission
West Stockbridge
Searles
Edward V. Knight
Willams
Dr. Knight
U.S
Food Sale To Open New Hall In Lee
LEE MA food sale unfolds Saturday from 10 to 1 at the First Congregational Church Hall marking the hall's redecorating and enlargement. Chairs are Mrs. Orville Gardner and Mrs. Tracy B Ambler. Women s Fellowship members donate breads cakes pies and cookies. Papertown Pacers Square Dance Club hosts a dance Saturday 8 to 11 at Lee Central School with Richard Mastriani as caller. A workshop for new dancers at 730 p.m. precedes the event. Zorzin s Shoe Service offers three minute heel attachments at Corner Main and Center Streets Lee MA. Nursing position opening at the Lee Visiting Nurse Association Box 14 Eagle. Jean Nate spray deodorant now at Lee Pharmacy. Adv shows.
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Lee
First Congregational Church
Orville Gardner
Tracy B. Ambler
Women's Fellowship
Papertown Pacers Square Dance Club
Lee Central School
Richard Mastriani
Zorzin
Main and
Center Streets
Lee, Mass
Adv
Open House Tuesday At Lee High School
Lee High announces an open house during American Education Week set for Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Principal James I. Brown notes teachers will be in classrooms and the building open for inspection. parents are welcome all week.
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Lee
Lee High School
James I. Brown
Lee High
Osterman Resigns as Mt Greylock Aide to West Boylston Post
Mt Greylock Regional School Board accepted the resignation of Assistant Superintendent Robert J. Osterman who will become superintendent in West Boylston at a salary of 15 500. Osterman has served since 1961 supervising budgets and science math foreign languages music art home economics and industrial arts. He and his wife Catherine live in Williamstown with their two children.
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Williamstown
Robert J. Osterman
Mt. Greylock
Osterman
West Boylston
Worcester
My. Osterman
Boston University
Ile
Brookline
Catherine
Split Vote OKs Tentative Budget
Mt. Greylock School Committee adopted a tentative budget last night on a split vote. Voters affirming included Andrew Bernardy Robert Waite and James Holcomb. Maurice Lyon cast the negative vote Dagmar Bubinski abstained Bruce Carlson was not required to vote and John W McGowen was absent. Budget to be reviewed with Lanesboro Finance Committee prior to final adoption by December.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Andrew Bernardy
Robert Waite
James Holcomb
Lanesboro
Maurice Lyon
Dagmar Bubinski
Bruce Carlson
John W. McGowen
Lanesboro Finance Committee
Christmas Bazaar At Grace Methodist Church Lenox Dale
The WSCS of Grace Methodist Church hosts a Christmas bazaar Saturday in church parlors from 10 to 2 featuring food aprons fancy work and a white elephant sale. Thanksgiving and Christmas decorations cards gifts and more will be offered. A baked jam supper starts at 5 with special child prices and take out orders available.
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Lenox Dale
WSCS
Grace Methodist Church
Lee School Space Needs Studied by Commission
The School Building Commission, which worked on Lee High School, is examining space needs in other Lee schools and may issue a recommendation soon. Chair Charles G. Tucker noted the panel has never been disbanded, while Mrs. Edward R. Stacy voiced concerns about crowded kindergartens. Supt. Arthur L. Welcome said some classes are over full and planning for expansion requires time.
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LEE
School Building Commission
New Lee High School
PTA
Charles G. Tucker
Edward R. Stacy
Central School
Arthur L. Welcome
Stacy
Fuel bids opened by town selectmen
The Board opened bids for fuel for town buildings excluding schools. Bids were 11.9 cents per gallon from Lee Gi) Co. 12 cents from D. A. Fraser and 12.1 cents from Dresser Hall Co. all of Lee. They will review and award a contract Monday.
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LEE
Selectmen
Lee Gi) Co
D. A. Fraser
Dresser Hall Co
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