Giants of the Town bowling team tops Glennon's 4 0
Dalton reports the Giants of the Town Bowling League whitewashed Glennon's 4-0 to press Crane and Co for the league lead as Crane was held to a 22 tie by last place Wallin's Garage. VFW beat Wallin's 3-1 in third match. Bill Sanders led with 334. Several players surpassed 300 including Jove Wechter 322 and Herb Porter 404.
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Dalton
Giants
Glennon's
Crane & Co
Crane
Wallin’s Garage
VFW
Wallin’s
Bill Sanders
Mike Gregory
Bill Smith
Len Callahan
Frank Dolphin
Len Haworth
Ray Abare
Jove Wechter
Dick Street
Herb Porter
Brown Oil Moving to New Dalton Headquarters
The Brown 632 Co. will relocate its headquarters from 637 Main St to Daly Ave, ending 15 years at the old site. Francis B. Schnopp of 29 Ensign St, owner of Brown Oil, purchased the land containing a double house for the new offsee, storage tanks, and marking area.
Paper Companies Merge Insurance Benefits Increase
DALTON Cr ane & Co Inc announces merger of Byron Weston Co and the pit company group insurance plans. Crane acquired Weston in 1956. New plan adds increased benefits for about 900 employees of both firms. Regular full time workers become eligible after one month. Companies pay full cost of group life, accidental death, dismemberment and sickness.
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Dalton—Crane & Co. Inc
Group Insurance
Byron Weston Co
Pit Company
Crane
Weston
Conpanies
Cheshire Post Office Sunday Mail Collection Begins
New mail collection rules start Sunday with a 2 26 p m cut off for all letters left in the outside box on Sundays and holidays. Letters must be addressed to Cheshire with the town name included. Local tax and Blue Cross Blue Shield information is noted along with a 4 H Exchange Group paper drive planned for Saturday morning at 9.
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Cheshire
4-H Exchange Group
Costi Back on Job After Hospital Stay
Louis Costi has returned to duties at Luigi's Resta after a stay at St Luke's Hospital. He was at home in time to host a meeting of the Faccinlt Club of Pittsfield where Judge Francis J Quirice of the Massachusetts Superior Court spoke. Junior Footballers practice tomorrow at Lion Witridge Field for a Sunday 1 30 game against Cheshire.
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Costi
Joh
Louis Costi
Luigi’s Resta
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pittsfield
Francis J. Quirice
Massachusetts Superior Court
Lion Wittredge Field
Cheshire
Cheshire Buggy Rides Benefit Planned
Buggy rides for the Methodist WSCS will be held Saturday afternoon from 1 to 3 on Church Street beside the Rod and Gun Club weather permitting. The event was moved from the bazaar held last Saturday due to rain and aims to support church activities.
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Ie Methodist Wscs
Church Street
Rod and Gun Club
Otis School Bus Bids Awarded and UNICEF Drive
Bids opened Tuesday night at the Otis school for several bus routes with contracts awarded to Frank Rowley Lee High School route to Rowley and Wilber Strickland North Otis elementary route. West Otis elementary route awarded to Mrs Cowell. Contracts run through this year and two more years. UNICEF drive ongoing this week. Church Council meets tonight at 8 at the library. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gould of East Otis attended the New England Chapter Natural Food Associates convention in Woodstock Vermont last week.
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OTIS
Lee High School
Frank Rowley
George R. Barton
Walter Robert Bartow
Raymond Hayes
Lee
Rowley
West Otis
Leon Cowell
Harold Lewis
Wilber Strickland
Cowell
North Otis
Wilbur Strickland
Robert Barton
George Barton
Strickland
Harold, Lewis
Walter Silkey
Kenneth Gould
East Otis
New England
Natural Food Associates
Woodstock
Chester Cortland Honors Employes for Long Service
Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp held a banquet at the Westfield Hotel to honor long service. General manager F. Meyer presented watches for 40 years to Tiarry A. Woodis and others, diamond pins for 25 years to Edna Ripley and two others, year pins for 10 to 15 years to several employees, with about 60 service-club members in attendance.
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Chester —. Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp
Westfield
F. FR. Meyer
Tiarry A. Woodis
Iimar N. Raitio
Charles Foley
Edna IT. Ripley
Kenneth L. Fay
Joseph F. I
Gertrude Xileon
Lauri Lovivsto
Charles Peckham l
Merman B. Pease
William Morrissey
Armand J. Marion
Jesse E. Kenyon
J. George D‘astous
Chester Local Lunch Menus For Next Week
The Chester schools list hot lunch menus for next week with daily items. Monday offers vegetable soup, relishes, and cherry cobbler. Tuesday features cream potato squash and duck bread. Wednesday includes fortified meat dish with mashed potatoes and peanut butter cookies. Thursday supplies blended juice and stew with biscuits and fruit. Friday serves fish sticks, cole slaw, dark bread, milk and potatoes.
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Chester
East Windsor eighth grade hosts record hop at town hall
Crane Community School eighth graders sponsor a record hop at Windsor Town Hall Saturday from to 11 30 pm with age appropriate prizes for best costumes. Refreshments served and door prize winners listed among attendees.
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Crane Community School
Windsor Town Hall
Postmaster Announces Sunday Holiday Mail Collection Start
State Line Postmaster Joseph F Callahan announced that starting Sunday mail will be collected from the box in front of the Post Office on Sundays and holidays at 2 38 pm to speed delivery and enable next day service. Previously there were no Sunday or holiday collections from that box.
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State “Line
Joseph F. Callahan
Plan to issue report cards with candid photos dropped
The Southern Berkshire Regional School District Committee scrapped an experimental plan to provide report cards with candid photographs of first and second graders at Egremont schools. Superintendent Willard A. Downie cited risk of even slight opposition defeating the project's acceptance despite a 2 to 1 favorable poll. Lucien Aigner of Great Barrington would have photographed the pupils to illustrate behavior and social growth.
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Sheffield
Southern Berkshire
Willard A. Downie
Egremont
Downie
Great Barrington
Lucien Aigner
New York City
Masquerade Dance Night Winners Named at LEBANON SPRINGS High
Prize winners announced from the Saturday masquerade party and dance marathon held in the Lebanon Springs high school auditorium include Charles Hotaling Howard Commander Jean Saviano JoAnn Trask and an unnamed boy in a dress. Howard Commander and Patricia Sikora won the dance run. The school band featuring David Coldren David Brown David Wadsworth Richard Garret and Edward Garret provided music.
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Lebanon Springs
Charles Hotaling
Howard Commander
Jean Saviano
JoAnn Trask
Patricia Sikora
Chool
David Coldren
David Brown
David Wadsworth
Richard Garret
Edward Garret
New Lebanon Cub Pack 123 Honors At Church Meeting
Cubmaster John P Geibel presents awards to Steven Cox John Butler John Harper Richard Hoc or Herbert Jones Neil Jones Mark Sheline and Brian Trainor bobcat spins go to George Geibel wolf badges to Daniel Dunton Thomas Hensley Charles Logan bear badges earned by five dens skits based on Aesop and Halloween by dens Games and refreshments by Mrs Harriet Dowd and Den 5 mothers Your vote Tuesday will be appreciated transportation to polls by dialing 7 1685 Democratic candidate Herbert L Poore for Supervisor Pal Ady
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Congregational Church
John P. Geibel
Steven Cox
John, Butler
John Harper
Richard Hoc Or
Herbert Jones
Neil Jones
Mark Sheline
Brian Trainor
George Geibel
Daniel Dunton
Thomas Hensley
Charles Logan
Harriet Dowd
Becket PTA Executive Session and Local Meetings
The Becket PTA executive committee meets Monday at 8 pm at the home of President Paul Burke. Canvassers for the Federated Church will meet next Friday at 7 30 p.m. The American Legion McSweeney Gage Runz Past meets Monday at 8 pm in the Legion hall. Howard C. Smith honored at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Orrick White at Chimney Corners Camp. Becket Firemen plan a turkey shoot Sunday at Happyland starting 1 30 p.m. Mrs. Leonora Tremblay returns from Jersey City with updates on family. Miss Esther McCormick visited Tremblays. Mrs. John L. Meiers returned from Hillcrest Hospital and stays with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willey.
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PTA
Paul Burke
Howard Smith
Orrick White
Howard C. Smith
Chimney Corners Camp
Smith
Ronald
Wiliam Sloan
Thomas Murray
Harry Elovirta
Stuart Eames
Amphrosia Barron
Robert Murray
Jan Elovirta
Leonora Tremblay
Jersey City
John Cropley
Francis Tremblay
Lyman Street
Esther McCormick
John L. Meiers
Hillcrest Hospital
Robert Willey
Main Street
Progressive candidates urged for Canaan town ticket
The Democratic Committee presents F. Blake for supervisor K. Crosby for town clerk J. E. Diskin Jr for justice of the peace T. Rogers for councilman B. Herbs for tax collector W. Shufelt for assessor four years and F. Smirrow for assessor two years. The group pledges conscientious, responsible leadership for Canaan.
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Democratic Committee
F. Blake
K. Crosby
J. E. Diskin, Jr
T. Rogers
B. Herbs
W. Shufelt
Canaan
Barbar Herbs
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Allendale Shopping Center
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