Movie Timetable for North Adams and Surroundings
Adams shows The Third Day at 9:48 and Having a Wild Week end at 9:60. Great Darling screens at 7:00 and 9:60. Drive-Ins present Ghidrah and The Three-Headed Monster at 9:05 and Cavalry Command at 7:30. Paris Secret at 9:10 and East of Kilimanjaro at 7:30. Help plays 2:35 5:45 8:55, Invitation to a Gunfighter at 1:00 4:05 7:20. The Sons of Katie Elder at 8:45 and The Girls on the Beach at 7:25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Coury
North Adams
Paris Secret
Kilimanjaro
Paramount Theater
Walden
Williamstown
Katie Elder
Barbieri Tourney On at Mt Everett Golf Club
GREAT BARRINGTON Barbieri Lumber Co. holds its annual member guest golf tournament at Mt Everett Country Club with 60 teams in three men divisions and two women divisions. Two man teams form in each top division. 12 teams in the third. Eight teams in each women division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Barbieri Lumber Co
Mt. Everett Country Club
Searles High senior play slate reveals Saroyan double bill
Technical appointments for Searles High annual senior Play production announced by director Howard Ehrenman. Two plays The Hungerers and My Heart's in the Highlands by William Saroyan set for mid November with William Higgins as assistant stage manager and townsperson in the second. Production staff includes Susan Roger Mary Sermini and Sally Stevens with Linda Rosner in charge of publicity. My Heart's in the Highlands originally produced on Broadway in 1939 and based on a Robert Burns poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GREAT _BARRINGTON
Searles High
Howard Ehrenman
the Highlands
William Saroyan
William Higgins
Susan Roger
Mary Sermini
Sally Stevens
Linda Ross
Ner
Saroyan
Robert Burns
Tax Takings Threatened by Local Tax Collector
Tax collector Leo Hayes warned all owing back real estate taxes that tax taking will proceed if not paid promptly. The town is already moving to take over the Monument Mills property in Housatonia for nonpayment. The deadline for 1965 taxes is 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 1, with interest from Oct. 1 to be charged on any unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Leo Hayes
Monument Millis
Housatonia
Hayes
Planning Board To Exhibit Map of Town
STEPHENTOWN NY The Planning Board will display a town map showing newly named roads and house numbers. Master maps will be at the Taconic Valley Grange Hall Fire Hall Medical Center and Town Hall. Maps sold at cost and numerals for houses will be available. Supervisor Bert Bullion will order town road signs funded in the 1985 budget. signs are 24 to 36 inches, green aluminum with reflective silvery lettering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
N.Y
Taconic Valley Grange Hall
Taconic Valley Grange
Bert Bullion
New Lebanon Bowling and Local League Results
In New Lebanon Bowling, Vi Pearg Wee posted a 17 percent figure with 521 series, Bal Wemple 166, Leis Fitr porala 102 161 491, Pat Rath 46. Commercial League saw Jon Cadella 7 and George Russell 208, Jules Surowhev 547, Abg Phelps 543, J Viela $41. Lar-A-Bowl Ladies League listed Lin Helleskev 223 325, Marion Garvey 265, and others. Fraternal League noted Ralph meshi mer $1, 227 21 percent 672, Herm Themes 272 Fred Hosier 214 481, Bem Hutt 543.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vi Pearg Wee
Bal Wemple
Leis Fitrporala
Pat Rath
Jaheen TY
Jon Cadella
George Russell
Jules Surowhev
Abg Phelps
J. Viela
Lin Helleskev
Marion Garvey
Tri-Town Regional seeks 2.4 million for new school
Tri-Town Regional School Committee unanimously approves a 2.4 million bond to fund a new H shaped school to meet growing enrollments. Vote dates set for November 16 with a special town meeting on November 15 in Stockbridge Great Barrington and West Stockbridge. Each town must approve the bond by majority vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Stockbridge
Tri-Town
Stockbridge
Great Barrington
William S. Webber
Manning
Prentice Bradley
Webber
Boston
School Building Assistance Commission
Menu for Stockbridge Weekday Meals
The Stockbridge menu lists daily lunchtime options from Monday to Friday. It features spaghetti with meat sauce, baked ham, hot dogs, pot roast, and meatless lasagna with sides such as salads, vegetables, desserts, and sandwiches.
Move to new locations for Berkshire Eagle staff
Announcement seeks staff for Berkshire Eagle with postings from The Eagle bureau in Lee and Stockbridge correspondent. Applicants must be able to type and contact County Desk Berkshire Eagle with details about telephoning or mailing items starting today. Ann Shanahan and family plan to move from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Ann Shanahan
Lee
Stockbridge
Berkshire Eagle
County Desk
Fire burns barn in Cherryplain Stephentown NY
Fire destroyed a small barn on Route 22 in Stephentown New York with investigators probing arson. Neighbors reported a possible thrown object before the blaze, which consumed hay wood and garden machinery in about an hour as deputies and local officials investigated tied to several recent barn fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
N.Y
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department
Murray Saunders
Ivan Wagar
Berlin Volunteer Fire Department
Richard Simms
Carl Pirile
Lebaram
Expression of thanks for sympathy in loss of Clarence Race
The Race and Nicholas families express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of beloved wife, mother and sister Clarence M. Race. Also note rental ad: six room house with three bedrooms for rent at tel 229-8881 Sheffield after 12 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Clarence M. Race
Glenna Nicholas
Gladys Henry
Jack o Lantern Contest Planned in Stephentown
A jack o lantern contest for town children up to 13 will be held at the grade school Thursday October 29 sponsored by the Community Couples Club. Entries may be brought to the school until 7 p.m. and prizes awarded Saturday night October 30 at the masquerade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
N.Y
Community Couples Club
Halloween Parade and Party Planned in Stephentown
Paul Sykes chairs the Halloween parade and party for the Community Couples Club inviting Lebanon and Taconic Valley residents and local groups to march or enter floats. Parade begins 7 p.m. Oct 30 at the Agway store and proceeds to Stephentown Grade School with prizes for floats, bands, and distance. Four age groups will judge in a grand march at 8 p.m. Free cider and doughnuts. dancing follows until midnight. If rain cancels the parade floats will be judged at the school and the masquerade and dance proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
Paul Sykes
Community Couples Club
Lebanon and Taconic Valley
Agway, Inc
Mr. Sykes
John Esposito
Stephentown Fire Dept Buys New 197 Chevrolet Pumper
At a Tuesday night meeting Chief Michael Ward announced the Stephentown Volunteer Fire Department bought by bid a 197 Chevrolet pumper from Westbury Fire District on Long Island. The 4500 gallon truck is radio equipped for the Rensselaer County mutual aid system and should be in operation by fall. Four September fire calls were reported, all to flames. The Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs Association meets Monday at 8 p.m. at Nassau Fire Department with Ward leading a delegation. Asbestos fire retardant will be discussed in detail. About 31 firemen attended. refreshments by Ernest Lindsey, John Esposito and George Eckhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
N.Y
Rensselaer County Fire Chiefs Association
Nassau Fire Department
Ward
Sykes
Ernest Lindsey
John Esposito
George Eckhardt
Town Board Sets Meeting and Budget Hearing for 1966
The Town Board scheduled a public hearing on the proposed 1966 budget for Thursday at 8 at Town Hall. Linda Harned of West Stephentown was appointed to the Planning Board to fill the vacancy after Andrew Pease’s term expired. No action was taken on Erwin Plan dirt roads due to lack of governing laws on road changes. Routine bills were examined and ordered paid.
Middlefield couple marks 40th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs George W Olds celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at an open house in Middlefield Congregational Church parlors attended by over 150 relatives and friends. They were married Oct 10 1925 in Middlefield. The couple, long active in local life, have five children and twelve grandchildren.
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Middlefield
George W. Olds
Middlefield Congregational Church
Olds
Grace Cook
George EB
Helen M. Cook
Wesley A
Federal Lodge of Masons
Chester
Chester Cooperative Bank
G. Robert Olds
Nancy J. Olds
Town
Walter van Parys
St. Gers Maine
France
Thomas J. Clark
Newbury
Elwin C. Hall
Bermuda
Grange Aids CARE Program in South America
Middlefield Grange presented a CARE program certificate to Edward F. Horalek as chair of the local Grange committee with Mrs. Harry McNulty representing the state group. The Grange donated toward a water pump, observed home and community service night, and voted to sponsor the annual Halloween party. Lions Club canvassed for ambulance service and eye research funds here. their ambulance logged 17 000 miles in three years. Local clubs plan meetings and events including a Howard C. Smith travel slides show and a father daughter night with visitors from Wyoming and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefield
Harry McNulty
Pittsfield
State Grange
Edward F. Horalek
Middlefield Grange
South America
Richard A. Waite
Grange
LeRoy Nuttleman
Janice
Janet Brooks
Lions Club
Maurice H. Pease
Howard C. Smith
Becket
Europe
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TODAY
Aimment Adventure
Fks
Dale Robertson
Howard Keel
Edgar Buchanan
Barbara Jean
United Screen Arts Picture
Adams
Makaiwe
Barbieri
Mt. Everett
Fish and Game Association
Bert’More
North Plain Road
Fairview
David Germaine
R.F.D
Barrington
Electrical Shop, Inc
Herman G. Morelule
Main Street
Chevrolet
Chevelle
Chevy II
Corvair
Picueveourt
Thomas W. Bleezarde
Searles High Play
Lynda Waters
Raymond L. Waters
Prospect Street
Recreation Association
Russell Sage College
Troy, N.Y
Curtiss
William E. Curtiss
Monument Valley Road
Unity School of Christianity
Boy Scout Troop 22
Rexall
Harper's Pharmacy
Taft Farm
Pittsfield General Hospital
Robert Dunn
Sheffield Rd
Rt. 7
Gt. Barrington
Paul's
Planning Board
New Lebanon Bowling
Maloney
Cedar Chests
Maloney’s
J. Ht
É. Caligari
Sore
Gne
Main St
the Berkshire Traveller
Whale Inn
Gosnen
Mars Morgan House
Curtis
Knox
Mars
Williams House
Williamsburg
Mess
Fine Inns
Berkshire Traveller
Box E
Lee, Mass
Studebaker
Falcon
GO Mercury
Monza
Burgundy
Ford
Bill Whittaker
Ford, Inc
Maple Ave
Cherryplain
Women’s
Republican Club
Rensselaer County
Hendrick Hudson
Troy
Nathan Prosler
Douglas Hudson
GOP
Bath
At & P.m
Michael Ward
Cynthia Pease
Oldes
William Brown
Glennock
Wyo
Ted Tuma
Grand Island, Neb
Chipman Road
Canaan
Red Taylor
Suzanne Pleshette
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