Dalton Martin Glendon Honor Roll Highlights Grade 7 8
The Junior High School lists honor roll recipients with high honors for Grade 7 and eight graders. Notable honorees include Gregory Greenwood in Grade 7 and Anne Drury, Jeanne Hall, Deborah Harden, June Isabelle, Randon Robinson, Susan Shepherdson in Grade 8. Additional Grade 7 honorees cover many students across four sections and the Grade 8 roster names Bruce Ackrey through William Walsh among others.
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Sue Bender
Jonathan Bosworth
George Barclay
Barbara Best
Linda Boudreau
Kathleen Cripps
Eileen Duffy
Mark Durand
Pamela Rear
Sherry Gaherty
Paul Golys
Bonnie Helsler
Shelly Henderson
Judy Johnson
Meredith Johnson
Cheryl Langford
Carla Lillpopp
Francis Malchrowski
James Manning
Charles Mason
Stephen Murphy
Irene Pado
Diana Parker
Elizabeth Rippere
Joanne Robins
Faye Rogers
Stanley Sakowski
Curtis Sears
Nancy Smith
Diane Welch
Wendy Williams
Bruce Ackrey
David Anderson
Paul Archambault
Thomas Borsuk
Elizabeth Bybee
Jeffrey Cato
Christine Cantle
James Contents
David Croster
Lawrence Filkins
John Gorman
Linda Gregory
Sendra Harrison
Gail Holbrook
Paul Hunt
Charles Knappe
Robert Leach
Jit Leunly
Richard Philips
David Quick
James Sawyer
Irene Schutz
Alan Streetee
Donna Saltaire
Joan Wagenknecht
William Walsh
Grace Church Notes Week of Communion and Advent Plans
Grace Church holds communion at 8 a.m. and morning prayer at 10. Church school for grades 3 to 10 meets at 9 and nursery and lower grades at 10. Canned goods for Thanksgiving basket. First Congregational Church offers 10:30 a.m. communion with Rev. Patrick C. Finleon preaching. Church school for grades 1-11 at 9. preschool and infant care during worship. Deacons will bring communion to the homes Sunday afternoon. 7 and 8 club meets at 4:30 p.m. to plan Advent festival for Dec 1.
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Dalton
Grace Church
First Congregational Church
Patrick C. Finleon
Kennedy
Dalton Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
Jr Basketball Set Tomorrow in Dalton Matches
Tomorrow's junior basketball schedule features the Dairy Center versus Johnson's Oil at 1 30 in the Junior High gym. The Youth Center meets the Dalton Store at the school at 1 30. At Kittredge School Hinsdale Silvernails faces Hinsdale at 1 30. Don's Market meets Kelly's at 3.
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Dalton
Johnson's
Kittredge School
Hinsdale
Silvernail’s
Don's Market
Kelly's
Dalton Store
Dave Higgins
Bill Porter
Don
Harry Hume
Bill Stafford
Martin Cooney
Charles Carter
William Stafford
John Snyder
Kelly’s
Silvernail's
Dave Biggart
Bill Walsh
Micky Martin
Bill Pickett
Richard Kaley
Paul Cullett
James Galliher
Burton Gibby
Youth Center
Dairy Center
Dave Downs
Jim Consenta
Tom Sherman
Fred Warren
Craig Crosier
Ken Klenka
Methodist Service Delivers Gratitude Sermon and Fellowships
The Dalton Methodist church schedules a 10 45 a m service titled The Simple Graces of Gratitude and Prayer with church school and nursery care at 9 30 a m. Junior High and Methodist Youth Fellowships meet later with leaders including William Henderson of Williams College. A joint choir performance of Kremser's Prayer of Thanksgiving highlights morning worship. Kennedy memorial observances and upcoming events fill the day.
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Dalton
Methodist Youth Fellowship
William Henderson
Williams College
Kremser
Kirk's Store Opening Notice
Kirk's Store will be open Monday and then closed on Thanksgiving. Ady notes the schedule and holiday closure for customers seeking shopping hours.
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Kirk
Ady
Worthington Thanksgiving Worship at First Congregational
The First Congregational Church will conduct Thanksgiving worship led by Rev. Edward A. Cowles with Sunday school classes and Pilgrim Fellowship activities. Officers and teachers travel to Boston Tuesday to visit Congregational HQ and review Pilgrim Press materials. Worthington PTO presents elementary reference books funded by James Reily in memory of Dr. Conwell.
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Worthington
First Congregational Church
Edward A. Cowles
Marion L. Bartlett
Jules Paape
Cowles
Boston
Congregational Headquarters
Paul Myers
State Conference
Pilgrim Press
Beacon Hill
Worthington Pto
Russell H. Conwell
James Reily
New Orleans
Dr. Conwell
Funds Earmarked for Desks and School Improvements
STOCKBRIDGE federal funds from PL 874 will buy about 80 desks for grades 7 and 8 and about 90 desks for high school. The School Committee approved the $4,250 allocation. Possible repainting of Williams High School exterior and interior areas is also under consideration amid potential boil er replacement.
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Stockbridge
Wilfred M. Gallagher
Williams High School
Gallagher
Ski Program At Stockbridge Draws 113 Signups
More than 250 young skiers and parents attended a Stockbridge Youth Group meeting for a winter ski program. Court McDermott outlined the program and ski films were shown. John Fitzpatrick asked interested youths to mail names ages addresses and phone numbers before Nov 30.
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Stockbridge
Court McDermott
Bousquet
Ski
John H. Fitzpatrick
Pledges for Fair Housing Rally Sunday in Williamstown
North Berkshire residents will be asked to sign fair housing pledges during a door to door campaign Sunday. The effort is led by the Williamstown Associated Ministers and Williams College Civil Rights Committee with Rev. Robert A. Spivey stating it aims to become a permanent movement addressing discrimination in town.
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Williamstown
Williamstown Associated Ministers
Williams College Civil Rights Committee
Robert A. Spivey
Williams College
Plan A Proposed for N. Adams Government Change
NORTH ADAMS Voters here next year will choose between Plans A or B forms of government if a bill sponsored by Bernard Lenhoff and Louis R. Sinclito is approved by the legislature. Plan A would create a nine member at large city council and allow the mayor to appoint officials without council approval. Plan B keeps 15 councilors with council approval and limits voters to four of the council seats.
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N. Adams
North Adams
Bernard Lenhoff
Louis R. Sinclito
U.S
Kennedy
Lenhoff
Roger A. Sala
Is City
Official Word Awaited Board Makes Decision On Motor Inn Appeals
STOCKBRIDGE in a brief meeting the Board of Appeals reached a decision on two appeals against a building permit granted to the Willow Tree Motor Inn. The chairman said a letter with the decision would be sent to the Planning Board, likely received Monday. The appeals came from the Planning Board and a group of 32 citizens who argued bylaw limits motel expansion in a residential zone and required a hearing before expanding the permit for Joseph Bonzanini and his wife.
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Stockbridge
Board of Appeals
Willow Tree Motor Inn
John A. VanLund
the Eagle
Planning Board
Vanlund
Joseph Bonzanini
Building Needs For High School Reconfirmed
STOCKBRIDGE The School Committee reaffirmed with the building committee that the planned high school room count remains 30, as defined by the survey. The breakdown includes 14 class and home rooms, two laboratories, two teachers’ rooms, two locker rooms, and one each of music, art workshop, shop, library, audio-visual center, conference-guidance room, health center, gym, cafeteria-kitchen, and heating plant.
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Stockbridge
Girls Gym Teacher to Start Full Time in Stockbridge
Beginning December 1 Stockbridge schools will have their first fulltime girls physical education teacher Mrs Dane Finn. On Supt Wilfred M Gallagher's recommendation a committee this week voted to make her a fulltime teacher she currently teaches halftime. Also listed is a school menu with items for Monday and Tuesday including Frankfurt on roll potato chips corn peaches baked ham scalloped potatoes spinach and ice cream.
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Stockbridge
Wilfred M. Gallagher
Dane Finn
Frankfurt
Final day for gifts to VA Hospital Albany drive
Lebanon Valley New Lebanon NY reports today is final day to submit gifts for the VA Hospital Albany gift shop. Carlton Post American Legion Auxiliary leads collection. items chosen by veterans for families. Donations dropped with Mrs E B A Stulz or Mrs Carl E Godfrey or arranged by phone with Mrs Francis L Slattery. Open house at the VA Hospital Sunday Dec 1 for Columbia County residents. Lions Club dinner speaker Julian Sanchez Cuban refugee will discuss Cuba Yesterday and Cuba Today.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Albany
Broyd Carlton Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Iss
Eb.a, Stulz
Carl E. Godfrey
Francis L. Slattery
VA Hospital
Lions
Julian Sanchez
Lebanon Valley Lions Club
Red Inn
Sanchez
Cuba
Athletic Leaders to Play Touch With Juniors in Lanesboro
In Lanesboro the Athletic Directors will play a touch football game against the Juniors at the local school field tomorrow at 10. Participants include Dick Mumford Bill DiLego Bob Vasseur Biagio Alberti Clayton Harrington Archie Fyfe Joe Davis Don Griffen Bill Delmolina Bud Roy John Carmody Nick Keeler and John Dallmeyer with Doug Jacobs and Al Bellanger as officials. Thanksgiving Day at 10 the Lanesboro Peewees and Juniors face Williamstown at Mitchell Field in Williamstown with referees John Dallmeyer and William DiGego.
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Lanesboro
Atl
Dick Mumford
Bill DiLego
Bob Vasseur
Biagio Albertazzi
Clayton Harrington
Archie Fyfe
Joe Davis
Don Griffen
Bill Delmolina
Bud Roy
John Carmody
Nick Keeler
John Dallmeyer
Doug Jacobs
al Bellanger
Lanesboro Peewees
Williamstown
Mitchell Field
Tohn Dallmeyer
William di
Lanesboro School Announces Thanksgiving Break Schedule
Principal William J. O Shea states the school will close at noon Wednesday and reopen December 2. Kindergarteners will attend the local dinner Tuesday with transportation provided, following the elementary calendar. Thanksgiving Service is set for tomorrow at 10 at St. Luie's Church with lay reader John L. Hawkins. Sunday school for K–6 and a nursery are available.
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Lanesboro
William J. O'Shea
St. Luie's Episcopal Church
John L. Hawkins
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Milk Exchange wins Lanesboro school contract
Lanesboro School Committee, by unanimous vote, awarded the milk contract for the local school to the Pittsfield Milk Exchange. The term runs January 1 to July 1, 1965, with its bid $22.50 higher than Crescent Creamery. Other bidders were Newton's Dairy and the Dairy Center of the Berkshires. Cub Scout Pack 66 will meet Monday at 7 at the local school.
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Lanesboro
Pittsfield Milk Exchange
Milk Exchange
Crescent Creamery
Joseph A. Wilk
Newton's Dairy
Dairy Center
The
Berkshires
Mrs Adolph Schief Returns From Ohio Visit
West Center notes Mrs Adolph Schief has returned from a three week visit with her mother in Ohio. Over the weekend she entertained Mr and Mrs Robert W Schief and family of Girard Cove L L over the weekend.
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Adolph Schief
Ohio
Robert W. Schief
Gien' Cove, L.L
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Methodist Service
American Legion
Hamburg
Worthington Arthur Capentel
Ann Bartlett
Jean Donovan
Linda Mollison
Cynthia Sena
C. Kenneth Osgood
PTO Gilt
E. K. Shanahan
Dia
Stockbridge- West Stockbridge
Shamrock Street
St. Paul's
Church School
North Berkshire
Sprague
Taconic
Sprague Electric
Sweden North Adams
Robert N. Taylor
Sweden
Drury High School
Berkshire County
Drury
Adams
Personnel Board
Laurie J. King
Thomas W. Cullen
Muhammad Humayun
West Pakistan
Cluett Center For Development Economics
Naseem
North Adams Hospital
Humayun
Future Farmers of America
Norman Hoskier
Paul Douglas
Larry Tonini
Motor Inn
Royal Cleaners & Dyers, Inc
Ssis Wahoonah St. Pittsfiell, Mass
North St
Lee
Lenox
Cheshire
Adams Ask
Enterprise
Lebanon Valley
Streeter Smith Agency
North ST. Onota
Jean McGowen
West Center
Wother
Heritage Homes
Model Landers RD
Franklyn Withers
Tel
Carr Hari
Ata
ARE CO
Vata
Tyler ST
Shade & Blind
Gull
J. W. Gull Oil and Coal
Esso
W. Housatonic St
Dial
J. W. Gull
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