Dance Draws 200 At Mount Everett Knights Event
More than 200 attended the Columbus Day dance of Mt. Everett Council Knights of Columbus last night at Wyantanuck Country Club. Grand Knight Charles F. Giracca said it was the largest crowd in years. John J. Dakin chaired. Rodrigues and his orchestra provided music. Proceeds fund the council's annual Christmas party for children. This turnout allows more children to be entertained this Christmas.
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Great Barrington
Mt. Everett
Knights of Columbus
Wyantenuck Country Club
Charles F. Giracca
John J. Dakin
Rodrigues
Three Bowling Shaws Draw 750 to Bowlers
Three exhibitions by champion Richard Hoover of Chicago yesterday drew 730 attendees at the Bowling Alless. Hoover bowled against Aris Trinades, manager of Bowlers, with Mentzer from Brunswick advising. after the matches, Hoover gave instructions to spectators. The Great Garrington Fish and Game Club will sponsor a turkey shoot tomorrow at Shady Toes archers orange on Stockhridse Boal.
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Dat Barrington
Richard Hoover
Chicago
Me. Hoover
Aristotle
Tip) Trinades
A Mentzer
Brunswick
Mr. Hoove
Great Garrington Fish and Game Club
Shady Toes Archers
Miss Durlack Alan Marks To Marry Today
Great Barrington reports the wedding of Miss Diane Ballantine Durlack and Alan Smith Marks set for 2 PM at the First Congregational Church. Rev B Spyker to officiate with a bridal party including Mildred Ongley, Charlotte Lowens, Richard Fisher, David Marks, and Jeffrey Durlack. The bride wears peau de soie lace gown. attendants in American Beauty velveteen. Reception in church parlors. The couple, both connected to local families, plan to reside in Salisbury afterward.
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Great Barrington
Diane Ballantine Durlack
Andrew J. Durlack
Seekonk Road
Alan Smith Marks
Claude Marks
Salisbury
Conn
First Congressional Church
B Spyker
Mildred Ongley
Charlotte Lowens
Richard Fisher
Shrewsbury
David Marks
Connecticut
Salsoury
Tyringham Youth Receives American Farmer Degree from FFA
Tyringham resident Robert E. Du Vernois Jr. earns the American Farmer degree at the FFA convention in Kansas City. He is Massachusetts' lone recipient this year among national honorees, with 357 FFA members nationwide slated for degrees. Du Vernois completed Williams High School's vocational ag program in 1957 and meets FFA criteria of post high school farming leadership.
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Tyringham
Robert E. du Vernois Jr
Robert E. du Vernois
Main Street
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas Cit
Massachusetts
FFA Foundation Inc
du Vernois
Wiliams High School Vocational Agricultural Department
Audubon Screen Tour funds scholarship for Maine camp
Proceeds from three Audubon Screen Tour films to be shown in Chatham will fund a nine week nature study scholarship at Audubon Nature Camp in Maine next summer. Applicants must be 18 or older and file by January 1 1960 with Dr. Edgar M. Reilly Jr. Old Chatham. The winner will be announced April 2 with judges Dr. Reilly Miss Mary Dardes and Mrs. Fred Smiley.
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Chatham
Audubon
Maine
Donald Radke
Alan
Ecamp
Edgar M. Reilly Jr
Old Chatham
Dr. Reilly
State Mall
Mary Dardes
Chatham Schools
Fred Smiley
Alan Devoe
Publication of the 1959 Optical Industry Directory announced
Lenox announces the 1959 issue of The Optical Industry Directory by Puntsing Colin and Clifton Tattle of 185 Walker About 400 items essential to optical component suppliers are listed. Includes current information on 1,200 American firms supplying these items and a complete catalog of corrected lenses, both domestic and foreign.
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LENOX
Optical Industry Directory
Puntsing
Colin
Clifton Tattle
Walker
Lenox observes Columbus Day with closures across town
Local officials announce Columbus Day closures for most stores banks schools Town Hall and Lenox Library. Post Office lobby remains open 9 10 am with window service. Hotels restaurants bars may sell alcohol during normal hours. taverns and package stores barred before 9 pm. A silver tea for St Helena s Chapel is set at 211 Walker St Wednesday 3 to 5 pm.
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Lenox
State
Alecholie Beverages Control Commission
Virginia Starks
Walker St
St. Helena’s Chapel
New Leroy
Willam F. Balinson to address Lebanon Lions Club
New Lebanon New York Willam F Balinson of the Canaan branch of the Rip Van Winkle Clinic will speak at Monday night s Lebanon Valley Lions Club meeting The dinner will be at 6 30 p m at the Ski Lodge with Eugene Y W Bjorkman presiding over the business session
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Willam F. Balinson
Canaan
Rip van Winkle Clinic
Lebanon Valley Lions Club
Dalin B. Mulligan
Eugene Y W. Bjorkman
Sesson
Local Club Meets. School Week Observed in New Lebanon
The Jocak Home Demonstration Unit meets 8 PM at Congregational Church with Mrs. Charlies L. Danewite presiding. Gordon F. Brueckmann speaks on "Our School System." Bake sale planned for Next 3 Mittright's Store under Jon Shaw as chair. New Lebanon Central School will close Monday for Columbus Day. faculty to Albany for conference Friday. Church services at Church of Our Saviour include Holy Communion and sermon by Rev. Walt HR Jorge on Gun Parish History. Lebanon Valley Rod and Gun Club to sponsor turkey shoots Sundays starting tomorrow at Sh Park.
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Newlebanon
Jocak Home
Congregational Church
Charlies L. Danewite
Gordon F. Brueckmann
William Slater
Edwin Tl. Martinson Jr
Frank Kohrs
Oigar
Mittright's
Jon Shaw
Ber
New Lebanon Central School
Albany
Church of Our Saviour
Walt HR. Jorge
Friendship House
Lebanon Valley
Nanad
G. Roy Bragg
Metropolitan Duane Church
New York
Cit
Methodist Church
United Evangelistic Mission
Bragg
Youth Fellowship
Brage
United Evanogelistic Mission
Movie Timetable At Adams Drive-In Selections and Times
Adams drive in shows Juke Box Rhythm 74 02 Thunder in the Sun 9 15 Cuury s Drive In Black Orchid 9 15 Don t Give Up the Ship 9 20 Lee Hercules 8 30 A Good Day for a Hanging 7 00 Matinee Saturday 1 30 Mahaiwe Yellowstone Kelly Paramount Nowhere TaGo 2 00 5 40 7 15 The Scape Boat 23 35 5 40 8 55
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Adams
Cuury
Stockbridge A B Jones Jr Named National Merit Semi
Stockbridge A Barton Jones Jr of St Pauls rectory in Poughkeepsie is named a semifinalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program. A former Lenox and Williams student, he attends Oakwood School as a senior and serves as class treasurer, newspaper staffer, debater, and organ club member while working summers at Camp Cayuga in Ontario. Semifinalists are top half percent of 550000 tested, with about 95 percent expected to become finalists and potential scholarships totaling millions from sponsors.
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Camp Cayuga
Ontario
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Sartori Wins Award in Milk Judging Tests
Sartori of the FFA chapter placed in the top 40 percent in the milk judging contest at the national congress in Waterloo Iowa. He earned a silver medal for individual judging and his team won a silver emblem.
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Sartori
Stockbringe
Lewis Sartori
FFA
National Cause Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
Massachusetts
Sradware
Vocational Agricultural Department
Williams High
Stockbridge Hosts Ninth AA Conference At Heaton Hall
More than 500 attend the Hudson Mohawk Berkshire area Alcoholics Anonymous event in Stockbridge as the ninth annual conference opens at Heaton Hall. Public meetings tonight at 30 shillings, a banquet tomorrow at 3 p.m. discuss AA traditions sponsorship and survival and the need for rest homes.
Tyringham Asempers Invite for Community Center Supper
Tyringham Asempers of the Union Church invite their families and friends to a covered dish supper at the Community Center on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Each member should bring a covered dish. Rev. Dr. Carl R. Dille, missionary from Angola, Portuguese West Africa, will speak. Mrs. Larry Cermk is in charge of the supper.
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Union Church
Carl R. Dille
Angola
Dille
Carl Dille
West Africa
Salvation Army
Women's
Ringham
Alice Hale
Ocal
Community Chest drive to hold one day event on Oct 13
Dalton reports the industrial division drive for the Community Chest will be a single day spell on October 13 with Robert J. Johnson as chairman assisted by Gerald Casey William Glendon and Curtis Pfluger. Captains include Mrs. Margaret Reid Byron Weston Co. James Garvey Pioneer Mill Edward Iearnns Bay Slate Mill Walter LaDuke Old Berkshire Mall Charlies DeAnge lus Government Mill and Joseph ins Stationery Plant.
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Dalton
Robert J. Johnson
Gerald Casey
Willian Glendon
Curtis Pfluger
Margaret Reid
Byron Weston Co
James Garvey
Pioneer Mill
Edward Iearns
Bay Slate Mill
Walter LaDuke
Old Berkshire
Charlies DeAngelus
Government Mill
Josephins
Otis from Oct 1 at Lee Savings Bank
A brief notice notes Otis from the Lees Savings Bank is recorded on October 1. It records a person linked to the bank for an unspecified matter, with no further details provided in the fragment.
Northeastern Representative To Visit Local High Schools
Northeastern University admissions official Mrs. Eleanor L Lambert will visit Lee, Great Barrington, and Mount Everett Regional High Schools on Tuesday. She will discuss enrollment procedures for the Colleges of Education, Liberal Arts, Business Administration, and Engineering, plus the cooperative education plan, scholarships, and housing. Northeastern co op students alternate 10 week periods in the university and in business or industry for equal periods.
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Eleanor .L. Lambert
Agsistant
Northeastern University
Lee
Great Barrington
Mount Everett
Northeastern
Dalton Juniors to Meet Hinsdale Juniors on Kite Bridge Field
Hinsdale and Dalton Juniors clash at Kite Bridge Field tomorrow at 2 PM in a booster test game to aid local team equipment purchases. The October 25 Flora Ampede testimonial party asks guardians accompany attendees under 12. Troop 21 Boy Scouts provide recorded music for the evening.
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Hinsdale
Dalton
Kitebredge Field
Ine Committee
Flora Ampede
Troop 21
Boy Scouts
Richmond Jack Batty Spends Weekend in Cambridge
Richmond Jack Batty, recently moved to an Apartment in the Robert Kim Sall house, is visiting Cambridge for the weekend. A reward is offered for a lost all black dog, part retriever, answering to Ba Please Tel. 6 ring 31 Richmond Adg.13.
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Lenox
Richmond
Jack Batty
Robert Kim- Sall
Cambridge
Ring
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