Buckley pleads not guilty to speeding charge
Dorothy M. Buckley, 44, of State Road, appeared in Southern Berkshire District Court Friday and pleaded not guilty to a speeding charge. She was found guilty and paid $10. rental ads note a 4 duplex with 6 rooms at Pleasant Court for $75 available Nov 1, and a 2-room cottage in town for one person. Tel numbers 736-R and 1655-W accompany ads.
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Dorothy M. Buckley
State Road
Southern Berkshire
Pleasant Court
W. Adv
Ist Meeting Is Set for Theater Co
GREAT BARRINGTON The Berkshire Inn will host the first meeting of a fall and winter theater company on Oct 25 at 8 30 p m. Aspiring local actors actresses and technicians may attend for readings toward a late November show. Three plays will be considered including Clifford Odets Waiting for Lefty with the final choice at the meeting. Pledges urged from charitable groups to sponsor fund raising productions, with runs set by sponsors, ideally four performances or two consecutive weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Berkshire Inn
Marty Davis
Davis
Clifford Odets
Lefty
Movie Timetable for Adams Great Barrington North Adams
Adams shows Critic's Choice at 8:40 and In the Cool of the Day at 7:00. Mahale in Great Barrington screens Wives and Lovers at 2:00 7:04 and 9:00. Paramount in North Adams presents The Caretakers at 2:30 5:35 8:50 and Girls at Sea at 1:00 4:05 7:18. Courys Drive In shows The Thrill of It All at 9:35 and The Sword of Lancelot at 7:30.
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Adams
Mahale
Great Barrington
Paramount
North Adams
Coury
Thrill of
Sword of Lancelot
School Board Hears Report on New Math
GREAT BARRINGTON The School Committee discussed the new mathematics program at Searles High in its fourth year and considered updating the plane geometry text next September. Superintendent Preston reported nine Americanization course enrollments by next week for a 20 week session. Insurance coverage details were given for several schools, with premiums of 2.50 and coverage up to 5,000 for injuries on or near school grounds. Education week events were outlined with open houses on Nov 12 and 14, including early dismissal schedules for students and parent activities. A new assistant basketball and baseball coach was approved for Searles.
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Great Barrington
John Gralla
Searles High
Gralla
Dewey School
Bryant School
Housatonic
Searles
J. N. Giracca Insurance Agency
Main Street
Thomas Kinne
Income Mail to Great Barrington Housing Authority
A terse notice directs mail to the Great Barrington Housing Authority at Town Hall Great Barrington for income related communications. It appears as a brief archival snippet indicating official correspondence routing within local government housing services.
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Great Barrington
Housatonic Valley H O F A elects officers in Falls Village
Marie Cambridge is named president of the Housatonic Valley Regional High chapter of Future Homemakers of America in Canaan. Other officers include Dawn Gourley as vice president Kathy Canfield treasurer Nancy Waldr on secretary Carol Griffith historian Marguerite Welsh reporter Kathleen Galkowski song and recreation leader and Sandra McArthur parliamentarian. The group also notes a farewell tea for Rev Francis A Hale and school report cards due October 24. A scout leaders conference was postponed and football game Gilbert at Falls Village set for Saturday at 2. County VFW Auxiliary meets October 25 at 8 in Cornwall Bridge.
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Falls Village
Conn
Marie Cambridge
Housatonic Valley
Future Homemakers of America
Dawn Gourley
Kathy Canfield
Nancy Waldron
Carol Griffith
Marguerite Welsh
Kathleen Galkowski
Sandra McArthur
Winhousie
Algonquin
Workcoeman
Gilbert
Masons To Exemplify Fellowcraft Degree in Canaan
Housatonic Lodge of Masons will exemplify the Fellowcraft degree at its Oct. 24 meeting in the Masonic rooms in Canaan Connecticut. Gail Smith grand marshal of the Grand Lodge will visit. The Grand Lodge is selling 175th anniversary plates and medals for display that night. Also listed are local hospital patients in Sharon Danbury Pittsfield and Great Barrington facilities.
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Canaan
Conn
Fellowcraft
Housatonic Lodge of Masons
Gail Smith
Grand Lodge of Connecticut
Grand Lodge
F. Raymond Greene
Joseph Luminati
Anthony D. Segalla
Sharon Hospital
Dan Rancoldi
Natale Dalone
Pittsfield General Hospital
Frank Bushey
Fairview Hospital
Great Barrington
PSATs Planned at Mount Everett Regional School
The guidance department will administer preliminary PSAT tests at Mount Everett Regional School tomorrow. Doors open at 8:30, students should arrive by 8:45. The two hour PSAT is a step toward college admissions, used by many colleges to screen applicants. Selected tenth graders eleventh graders and National Honor Society seniors are among those taking the tests.
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Sheffield
Mount Everett
National Honor Society
Sheffield Volunteers Fight Brush and Roof Fires
Sheffield Firemen from the Sheffield Volunteer Hose Company on Wednesday extinguished a brush fire on Berkshire School Road near Richard Kirchner’s property and a small roof fire at James Graney’s Main Street home. The Sheffield Garden Club visited the Col. Ashley House to plan next spring’s herb garden. Col. H. G. Wilde of High Lawn Farm Lee will give an illustrated talk on Russian Life and Agriculture at the Sheffield Friendly Union October 25 at 8 at Dewey Memorial Hall. Mrs. Ted Williams returned from Sharon Hospital with her new daughter Verna Sue.
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Sheffield Volunteer Hose Company
Berkshire School Road
Richard Kirchner
James Graney
Sheffield Garden Club
Col. Ashley House
Wilde
Union
H. G. Wilde
High Lawn Farm
Lee
Sheffield Friendly Union
Dewey Memorial Hall
Ted Williams
Sharon (Conn.) Hospital
Verna Sue
Girl 8 Is Struck By Auto On Main Street
Deborah Davidson eight was riding a bicycle on the sidewalk when a 1959 Ford driven by Hildegard House struck her near Mahaiwe Motors on Main Street yesterday at 3 30 pm. She suffered a lac eration to the left calf and was taken to Fairview Hospital. physician reports she rests comfortably and may be discharged today. Police chief Henry T McCarty is investigating.
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Great Barrington
Deborah Davidson
Gwendolyn P. Davidson
Egremont Road
Albert Davidson
Boston
Hildegard House
Hurlbut Road
Mahaiwe Motors
Main Street
L&g
E. R. Wyman
South Egremont
Ford
Donald House
Henry T. McCarty
Egremont Dr Weigle Speaks Tonight at Ithaca Dinner
The Rev Dr William H Weigle will give the invocation at a Federation of Men's Clubs dinner at the Siat ler Inn in Ithaca New York. He will also attend tomorrow's homecoming football game between Cornell and Yale.
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Weigle
William H. Weigle
Federation of Men’s Clubs
University of Cornell
Siatler Inn
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Yale
Lee Record Hop at Central Auditorium Invites Lee Youth
Lee High School youths are invited to a record hop tomorrow at 8 PM in the Central Auditorium, sponsored by the local IPTA.
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Lee High School
IPTA
Foxhollow Donates 750 to Lenox Amid Tax Free Charity
Lenox receives 750 gift from Foxhollow School in recognition of town efforts to raise funds via tax exempt private schools. Miss Aileen Farrell notes gift is affordable this year and will support the Fire Department and other village properties. Cranwell School homecoming set for Saturday with events and a Legion post meeting Sunday at 3.
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Lenox
Foxhollow School
Aileen Farrell
Foxhollow, Inc
Fire Department
Selectman
John J. Pignatelli
Foxhollow
Square Dance Tomorrow At Cheshire School
The Cheshire Stompers sponsor a western style square dance tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Cheshire School with Ward Hamlen of Cummington as caller. Refreshments will be served.
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Cheshire Stompers
Cheshire
Ward Hamlen
Cummington
Log Cabin Seeks Club Liquor License in Lenox
Lenox selects Log Cabin Inc for a possible club liquor license at the Oct 30 meeting. The restaurant, which previously held a club license, moved to a seasonal all alcohol license last spring. If approved, the seasonal permit would be released. otherwise sales would pause Dec 1 to Apr 1. President Leonard Wolf urged keeping winter operations open.
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LENOX
Selectmen
Log Cabin, Inc
Leonard Wolf
Log Cabsin
Wolf
Selectmen’s
Housing for the Aged To Be Discussed Here
State financed housing for the aged will be discussed at a Friday meeting, November 8, at 7:30 pm in Town Hall. Christopher J. McCarthy of the state Housing Board will present the program and lead an open discussion with townspeople.
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Lenox
Christopher J. McCarthy
State Housing Board
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Standara
Corvair
BUICK
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Monterey
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Mahaive Motors, Inc
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North Egremont
Beatrice
Phillips
Sandisfield
Harvest Queen
Shirley Ruska
Grange
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Noy
Canaan, Conn
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Jen
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Gen Gangi
St. Joseph's Circle
Isabella
Francis A. Hale
Hartford
St. Joseph’s Church
Housatonic Valley Regional High School
North Canaan
Frankfurt
Vfw
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Cornwall Bridge
Masons
Mt. Everett Regional School
Garden Club
Egremont
Fasteeth
Barrington, Massachusetts
Cranwell Homecoming
Cranwell School
Legion
Lenox Dale
American Legion Post
D. Russel Horton
Righ
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Eileen Cronin
J. B. Fielding
Joe’s Grill
Mill River Store MiLl River
Massachusetts
Brody
Maloney
R. HH. Congiton
Mar
Cyl
Atta
F.W. Spaulding « Sons
Wedgwood
Queen's Ware
Josiah Wedgwood
Queen Charlotte
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