Massachusetts students stage model town meeting at State House
Dalton Martin F Glendon and Thomas J Callahan participate as town clerk and organizer in Gardner Auditorium Boston. The second annual International Student Day brings about 2000 students from abroad to learn how New England towns run their government at the State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Thomas J. Callahan
Gardner Auditorium
State House
Boston
Massachusetts Selectmen's Association
Callahan
Kevin H. White
New England
Hearing set Oct 30 on Dalton cable system at Town Hall
Public hearing scheduled for October 30 in Dalton Town Hall to consider a local cable TV system proposed by Gerald E. Gardner of 532 South Street. If approved locally, Gardner will seek state permission. He cites color telecasting as key, saying the system will provide a strong signal for color reception.
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Dalton
In the Town Hall
Gerald E. Gardner
South St
Halvorson Attends Meeting on Spraying
Craig Halvorson of Halvorson Tree Service returned from a three day meeting of tree specialists and horticulturists at the University of Massachusetts. The conference, backed by state Agriculture and Public Health departments, discussed spraying and licensing to curb irresponsible practices.
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Halverson
Dalton
Craig Halvorson
Stickles Promoted To QC Engineer At Bay State Abrasives
Donald C. Stickles of Northboro promoted to senior quality control engineer at Bay State Abrasive Products Co. Westboro. Registered professional engineer with a B.S. in chemical engineering from Northeastern. He will oversee all quality control for diamond wheel products at the Westboro plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Donald C. Stickles
Northboro
Bay State Abrasive Products Co
Westboro
Mr. Stickles
Thomas D. Sullivan Sr
Housatonic Street
Northeastern University
Stickles
Fire Destroys Kitchen In Hinsdale Apartment Blaze
Early morning fire at Commonwealth Avenue apartment wakes Robert Bishop Jr. and drives his family outside. Neighbors alert others as flames breach exterior wall. fire spreads to attic. Firemen save house, but personal belongings lost. Red Cross notified for two families staying with relatives. investigation ongoing.
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Hinsdale
Robert Bishop Jr
Commonwealth Avenue
Bishop
Robins
Red Cross
Adams Renewal Hoped On Zoning Compliance
Douglas R. Manley of the Housing and Home Finance Agency cited zoning deficiencies in Adams as delaying a $67,700 planning and survey grant. He inspected the town with maps in hand to assess eligibility for urban renewal aid.
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Adams
New York
Douglas R. Manley
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Manley
Adams Selectmen Honor Wineberg for UN Day chair
Adams President Jacob Wineberg of Adams Supermarkets Inc was honored Wednesday night when presented with a framed scroll recognizing his appointment as the 1963 United Nations Day chairman. Chairman Fred Dabrowski noted Wineberg’s friendliness achievements generosity and town service.
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ADAMS
Jacob Wineberg
Adams Supermarkets, Inc
Fred Dabrowski
Dabrowski
Wineberg
A Good Still Is Hard To Find In Georgia Raid
Sheriff E. T. Bray shows a copper liquor still seized in a recent raid in Thomaston Georgia. The official says the still is well built and looks like a model operation and can be displayed for the public to see. It was running when captured.
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Thomaston
E. T. Bray
Bray
Cater Revenue
Seminar Aims to Expand High School Math Curriculum
Mt Greylock Regional announces a voluntary mathematics seminar for upperclassmen to explore ideas beyond the standard curriculum. Led by Alfred Leonardi and Francis McSweeney, the program plans weekly self contained topics, occasional lectures and films, and collaboration with science. The next topic is an axiomatic development of the real number system.
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Williamstown
Alfred Leonardi
Francis McSweeney
Mount Greylock
Lanesboro Tax Collector Hurt in Home Impairment Accident
Arthur L Owens of Baglee Avenue fell through a second floor bathroom opening while assisting his son-in-law Richard Gifford on a home project. He landed on a floor joist and sustained possible rib injuries and an arm injury from a protruding nail. Owens, Berkshire Eagle employee, kept a Thursday tax appointment at Town Hall. Cubs Pack 66 to hold first meeting of season Monday at 7 at local school with a Halloween party.
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Lanesboro
Arthur L. Owens
Baglee Avenue
Richard Gifford
Orlando Avenue
Owens
Mr. Owens
Berkshire Eagle
Cubs
Cub
Recording for Blind Receives National Citation
Berkshire unit of Recording for the Blind was commended by the national board of directors of Recording for the Blind Inc. National president Allen H. Merrill sent a letter noting a resolution praising the quality of its recordings and a rise in production over the past several months.
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LENOX
Berkshire Unit of Recording For the
National Board of Directors of Recording For the Blind, Inc
Allen H. Merrill
Black panther scare ends with house cat reveal
In San Diego a witness sparked police action after reporting a prowling black panther. Officers and a rifleman arrived, ready for a threat, but the brush yielded only a black house cat strolling casually.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Water ban persists as drought drains Wa ter reservoir
Lee The water commission chaired by Harry A Ford warns the outside hose ban remains in effect amid no rainfall for 314 weeks. The main reservoir level is down and city daily use has jumped from 700000 gallons in 1957 to 1250000 daily this year as residents are urged to conserve water.
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Lee
Harry A. Ford
The
Water Commission
Ford
Beatrice Slattery Heads Floyd Carlton Post 1236 Auxiliaries
Mrs Beatrice Slattery elected president of Floyd Carlton Post 1236 Auxiliary in New Lebanon New York. Officers also installed include Mrs Gertrude Stultz first vice president Mrs Evelyn Sherman second vice president Mrs Elizabeth Godfroy chaplain Mrs Mildred Sandstrom treasurer Mrs Carolyn Godfroy secretary and Mrs Marie Godfroy sergeant at arms. Publicity chair is Mrs Dorothy M Bailey. Church notes announce no eight o clock services for two Sundays due to rector vacation with Holy Communion available at Darrow School chapel led by Rev Walter B Jorge. Lay readers Richard W Nunley and Donald R Sutherland to conduct 11 am service this Sunday. Next service Nov 3 to be conducted by Rev George E F DeMille of Albany. Mr and Mrs Norman J Chittenden and Mr and Mrs Aaron E Sedgwick return to Edgewater Florida from summer stay.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Beatrice Slattery
Columbia County
American Legion Auxiliary
Floyd Carlton
Gertrude. Stulz
Evelyn Sherman
Elizabeth Godfroy
Mildred Sandstrom
Carolyn Godfroy
Marie Godfroy
Dorothy M. Bailey
Church of Our Saviour
Walter B. Jorge
Darrow School
Jorge
Richard W. Nunley
Donald R. Sutherland
George EF. DeMille
Albany
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Shepard's
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Richard K. Weil Dial
Lee Office
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Foodtown
Mass
United Stames
S&h
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Glendon
Hinsdale Lions Club
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John Warren
Warren
Charles DeAngelus
Hinsdale Lions
Richard Menzel
Springfield
Lions International
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Dial
Sam Virgilio
Old Dalton Road
Littleville Dam
Huntington
Mt. Greylock
Hamburg
Frankfurt
Arthur Owens
Coats
Best Buy
Com
Lee Eagle Office
Mason Tools
First National
Jack's
McCelland Rexall Drug
Tussy
Lee Pharmacy
Harriet Logan
Marie Holm
Hillsdale
Owen Shultis
Travelers Ins. Co
Berkshire Hills Baptist Church
Vern Spencer
Calvary Baptist Church
Windsor Locks
Conn
Lee Methodist Church
Robert Pattison
U. S. Navy
Uss. Courtney
Eugene Pattison
Main Street
South Lee
Newport
R. L
South America
Lebanon Valley
Clifford Frambach
Tel
Leb
Springs
Norman J. Chittenden
Aaron E. Sedgwick
Edgewater, Fla
Channel Master
Crossfire
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Main St. Lee
Wonder Guardian
American Oil
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