Lee Apprentice Program Slated For Schweitzer Papermen
Lee Mills Schweitzer division Kimble Clark to start a papermakers apprentice program within a week to ten days. The plan, second in the nation, aims to train younger workers in full papermaking processes with on the job theater room lab and two days of class weekly. Open to high school graduates ages 18 to 35 who pass aptitude tests and meet physical standards, with current crews invited to join.
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LEE
Papermakers
Peter J. Schweitzer
Kimberly Clark Corp
Neil J. MacDonald
MacDonald
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Columbia Mill
Lee Mills
Mills
143 Pints Collected By Lee Bloodmobile
The Red Cross Blood mobile collected 143 pints Tuesday in its visit here, 12 under its goal. Three-gallon pins were presented to Albert Ingegni of Hostonic and Mrs. Randolph Forman and August Brighen of Lee, two-gallon to August La Grant of Lee, and one-gallon to Thomas Maynard and William J. Landon of Lee. Sylvia Macchi of Great Bennington, Leland W. Hovey and Alexander Williamson of Stockbridge, and Brother Cornelius C. Murphy of Shadow Brook were noted.
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LEE
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Albert Ingegni
Hosatonic
Randolph Forman
August Brighen
August la Grant
Thomas Maynard
William J. Landon
Sylvia Macchi
Great Bennington
Leland W. Hovey
Alexander Williamson
Stockbridge
Cornelius C. Murphy
Shadowbrook
New Police Cruiser Bid To Be Accepted In October
The Selectmen will accept bids at the town office October 18 at 8 p.m. for a new police cruiser. A bid for the purchase of the current 1964 Ford sedan cruiser will also be opened. Specs for the new car are available at the Police Department in Memorial Hall.
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Police Department
Memiorial Hall
Golden Age Club Bazaar Planned for Oct 16
The Golden Age Club will hold a bazaar on Saturday Oct 16 from 10 to 4 at Grange Hall. Forty members met this week to finalize plans. Thirteen Pittsfield club members performed with music and Mrs Phoebe Barber read a poem. Visitors from Great Barrington attended. membership remains open to anyone aged 60 or over. Real hair eyelashes now available at Lee Pharmacy Main St.
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LEE — the
Golden Age Club
Grange Hall
Pittsfield
Phoebe Barber
Lee Club
Great Barrington
Wildcats Set to Clash with Frontier Regional Rival
Lee coach John Consolati says his Wildcats are ready to beat Frontier Regional High for Intercounty League supremacy. The teams meet Saturday at 1 30 at Greylock Street Field after Frontier’s 35 0 win over Pioneer Regional and an 8 6 loss to Mahar. Lee has beaten Mt Greylock and Mahar in league play this season.
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Lee
John Consolati
Wildcats
Frontier Regional
South Deerfield
Greylock Street
Frontier
Pioneer Regional
Mahar
Apt
Mt. Greylock Ady
Ware
Connecticut News New Constitution Anti Bias Clause
The Rules Committee votes to add a single sentence to the 1818 Bill of Rights banning discrimination by race religion or color and removes a clause guaranteeing no legal preference for Christian sects. A federal panel will hear a civil rights suit challenging Connecticut incitement laws brought by four NECAP leaders. A driverless blue bulldozer wrecks property in six Roosevelt Street yards. two 7 year olds will be referred to Juvenile Court.
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Hartford
Constitutional Convention
Connecticut
City Hall
North End
Hartfotd
Roosevelt Street
Sodality Bazaar Committee Heads Are Appointed
Mrs Lawrence V Toole and Mrs Gene Longo chair the annual St Mary St Martha Sodality bazaar on November 20 at the parish auditorium. Committees include Kitchen Aprons and Handkerchiefs Jewelry Knitting Religious Articles Novelties Flowers and Plants Food Fish Pond Christmas Decorations Movies Linens Used Toys Raffle Altogether multiple members named for each area.
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Lawrence V. Toole
Gene Longo
St. Mary-St. Martha
Francis Curley
Joseph Kresiak
Betty Hodgkins
Robert Coty
Laura Nolan
Edward .Truchere
Ralph W. Smith
Peter Consolati
Joseph Valenti
Albert Bona
Marco Avigo
Joseph Keenan
Two Jurors Drawn For Traverse Duty
The Selectmen drew Miss Alice M. Dennis of Chapel Street and Keith Rafferty of Greylock Street for the next civil session of the traverse jury at Pittsfield. Four construction permits were granted: Joseph Evangelists of Laurel Street for a residence on Teresa Terrace, John Ryan of Pittsfield for Myrtle Street, and two permits to Home Realty Corp. of Pittsfield for William Parkway. Atlantic Refining Co. applied to replace a sign at the Atlantic service station on Housatonic Street. the board will study the request.
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Atlantic
Housatonic Street
District Court Group Makes Annual Visit
The Administrative Committee of the District Courts of Massachusetts visited Lee District Court on Wednesday meeting Judge John J. Dwyer James E. Hannon special justice Frank lyn Sturgis clerk and James S. Brown probation officer Visiting were Judge Kenneth Nash chairman Judge Daniel Casey Boston and Judge Walter Allen Worcester The Lee office of Western Massachusetts Electric Co will close one week October 4 through 8 No toll charge adv 9
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Lee
District Courts of
Massachusetts
Lee District Court
John J. Dwyer
James E. Hannon
Franklyn Sturgis
Jamess. Brown
Kenneth Nash
Quincy
Daniel Casey
Boston
Walter Allen
Worcester
Western Massachusetts Electric Company
South Lee Plans Halloween and Community Activities
South Lee Civic Association invites residents to a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at the South Lee Fire Station to plan the annual early November Halloween party for village children. Also noted: Lee Sportsmen's Association turkey shoots begin Sunday at 2 p.m. at Fairview Street Grounds, with weekly sessions through November 12, plus a work party at 9 a.m. at the Fairview Street HQ. Troop 486 meets Thursday 3 to 4 30 p.m. at Mrs Schoendube’s Marble Street home to start fall program.
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South Lee
LEE
Lee Sportsmen’s Association
Fairview Street
Lee Sportsmen's Association
Girl Scouts of
Charles W. Schoendube
Marble Street
Car rolls over in Canaan injuring two youths
In Canaan Route 126 minor injuries occurred when Iris Reymers 16 failed a curve and hit an embankment, rolling the car. Passenger Brian Reymers 12 sustained a finger cut. the vehicle was badly damaged. Reymers faces speeding charges and a Salisbury Court appearance on Nov 4. State Trooper Eliott investigated.
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Canaan
Conn
Route 126
Iris Reymers
Falls Village
Brian Reymers
Miss Reymers
Salisbury Court
Thomas Eliott
Lebanon Valley and New Lebanon Community Notices
New Lebanon announces last day to register for the November election at Town Hall from 4 to 10 pm with voting machine instruction. Home Demonstration Unit meets Monday at 8 at Mrs. G Willard Roberts home. lesson on Food Additives by Mrs. Robert Corey. Chester A Junior Girl Scout troop organized at Queechy Lake Inn with 22 girls. Scout leader Mrs. Paul Ray, treasurer Mrs. Eugene Potrzuski. Chester High School senior class hosts freshman initiation party Friday 7 to 11 pm at Town Hall with dancing, cider, and doughnuts. proceeds go to Washington trip fund. Catechism classes at St John’s Church Monday after school. Russell Pease celebrates 6th birthday. Fair Weather Milkman Gee, a Jersey cow owned by J Lawrence Benson, receives American Jersey Cattle Club recognition for 305-day production record.
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Chester
Lebanon Valley
Queechy Lake
Harry A. Mahnkidi
United Ary
Malinken
Paul Ray
Royal Braga
Hiram Young
Eugene Potrzuski
Ray
Union Settlement House
New York City
Philadelphia
Chester High School
Town Hall
David Hitchcock
Washington
Mary Heather
Gee
Jersey
J. Lawsrence Benson
New Lebanon Center
American Jersey Cattle Club
Berkshire Farm Builds Five Dormitories for Boys
Berkshire Farm for Boys at Canaan New York is constructing five dormitories to house 90 boys on Route 22. The $800,000 project is managed by the farm's maintenance department led by Raymond Fisher with farm boys aiding the work. Each unit includes 18 bedrooms a community room offices and living area and uses masonry brick and reinforced concrete for low maintenance. Architect Parker Dodge of Rensselaer designed the buildings slated to close in by month end and finish next summer. If completed another five units may follow. The farm’s maintenance department also oversees 64 campus buildings an electric system a sewer and a gravity fed water system storing 4 million gallons with 110 psi pressure. Fisher's crew totals 15 plus about 150 workers including subcontracts and farm youths.
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Canaan
N.Y
Berkshire Farm
Raymond Fisher
New Lebanon
Parker Dodge
Rensselaer
Berkshire Farm Mainenance Department
Farms
Barn sale and picnic events in Sheffield area
Sheffield Garden Club runs a barn sale today and tomorrow from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Ivanhoe Hotel on Under Mountain Road. Recreation Association sponsors a Columbus Day picnic at noon at the proposed Sheffick Park site off Bow Wow Road with guided area inspections. Blue Bird Sports Shop in Stockbridge remains open year round, and lawn caretakers are invited to attend.
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Garden Club of
Sheffield
Ivanhoe Hotel
Under Mountain Road
Recreation § Association
Sheffick Park
Bow Wow Road
Blue Bird Sports Shop
Main St
Stockbridge
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Walt
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Dresser-Hull CO
Railroad
Lee Pharmacy
Laurel Lee Sundries
Connecticut News
Sodality Bazaar Committee
U.S
United Stamps
Lee ‘Ais
District Court Group
Tristany's
Dial
Lou’s Pizza House
Center Street
Wolverine
Ben
Kodak Photo
Lee News Room
Adv
Farah
Jack's
Laurel Hill
Laurel Hill Motel
Belden Tavern
DuPont
Francis Drake
Turkey
Canaan, Conn
North Canaan
Leslie E. Palmer
Winsted
Nicholas Valerio
18Th Circuit Court
Palmer
Winsted Court
Laurel Grange
East Canaan
Grange
Clifford Frambach
Tel
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G. Willard Roberts
Elton Wilson
Robert Corey
St. John's Church
Russell Pease
Duane Pease
Prospect Street
Telstar
Henry’s Electric Service
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