Housing for Elderly Rents Set at $56.60 Per Month
Dalton housing project T. M. Ponterey Manor nears completion on Weston's Pond. Tenants will pay 56.60 monthly for shelter heat, light and cooking. Gerald Casey of the Dalton Housing Authority says this is the lowest rate among all electric elderly projects in the state. Project cost about 12 000 per unit versus state average 12 000. First tenants expected to move in November with contractor completion Oct 15.
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Dalton
T. M. Ponterey Manor
Weston's Pond
Gerald Casey
Dalton Housing Authority
Casey
DHA
David J. Tierney Jr
Sabin Vaccine Set At Three Berkshire Clinics
Dalton hosts Sabin oral polio immunization at Town Hall on Sept 22 from 2 to 4 with further feeds on Nov 2 and Dec 15. Dr. Henry Tulgan leads Berkshire District Medical Society drive under Mop Up Polio. centers include North and South Junior High schools Crosby Junior High Berkshire Community College Pittsfield Central Junior High Lee. Contributions welcome to support scholarship fund.
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Citizens’ Scholarship Fund
Medical Society, Scholarship Fund
North
Crosby Junior High
Berkshire Community College
Pittsfield
Central Junior High
Lee
Hinsdale Mrs Peters Heads Maple Street Circle
Hinsdale Maple Street circle of the first Congregational Church elected Mrs Richard Peters president at a club meeting at her Creamery Road home. Other officers include Mrs Stanley Prew vice president and Mrs Stanley Rice treasurer. The circle supports Naomi Rogers a 14 year old Indian girl from Theodore Roosevelt School Fort Apache Ariz. A cake sale is planned for the next meeting with October hosting by Mrs Elger.
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Peters
Maple Street
Hinsdale
First Congregational Church
Richard Peters
Creamery Road
Stanley Prew
Stanley Rice
Nelson P. Musgrove Jr
George Sensenev
Sunshine Committee
Rene Elger
The
Missionary Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Naomi Rogers
Theodore Roosevelt School
Fort Apache
Ariz
Elger
Hinsdale Peewees Edge Dalton For 6 0 Season Opener
Hinsdale opened league play by defeating Dalton Red team 6 to 0 as John Orpin broke free for a 40 yard touchdown in the second period. Nearby, the Hinsdale Recreation Association raised 29.40 for Town Hall restoration with an old timers softball game in Dalton.
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Peewes
Dalton Hinsdale
Hinsdale
Dalton
John Orpin
Hinsdale Recreation Association
Gateway Regional Menu For The Week
Gateway Regional menus list daily options from Monday through Friday. Items include Tomato juice and cheese cubes on Monday. Escalloped potatoes with ham and snicker doole on Tuesday. Baked beans and franks on Wednesday. Pineapple juice and barbeued pork on Thursday. Salmon, peas, mashed potatoes and oatmeal cookies on Friday.
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Gateway
French at Mount Greylock selected for MLabstracts
Mount Greylock High School aims to integrate French through grades five and six in Williamstown. Gerard Davis, Mount Greylock French instructor, authored the article detailing courses, methods, and future plans, noting continuity across years and levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mount Greylock
Bay State Foreign Language Bulletin
University of Massachusetts
Gerard Davis
Mount Grey Block
Mlabstracts
Board of Editors
Kindergarden
Mount Greylock High School
Lanesboro Parents' Kindergarten Receives Milk Donation
The executive committee says Guy Bugbee, owner of Dopey's Restaurant, will donate milk for the children one day each week starting next week. Parents will pay 25 cents a week.
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Lanesboro
Guy Bugbee
Dopey
Cub Pack 66 Appoints Two Leaders In Laneboro
Cub Scout Pack 66 members meet to set plans for the year. William O'Shea becomes chair, replacing Dominick Lavalle, Walter Esbig succeeds Linjean JD. Lynch as PTA representative. Bottle drive planned for Saturday Sept 28 to aid fundraising. all dads and cubs urged to participate. Dens start this week. no pack meeting this month. House-number sales ended. Boys earning badges last summer to receive them at the pack meeting Monday Oct 28.
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Lanesboro
William O'Shea
Focal School
Dominick Lavalle
Walter Esbig
Linjean JD. Lynch
PTA
Kipp's Blooper Beats Hinsdale in Old Timers Game
DALTON The blooper ball of pitcher Bill Kipp of the Central Lunch baffled Hinsdale Home Club as Central Lunch won 10 to 3 at Pine Grove Park yesterday in the old timers softball clash. About 200 watched. Oscar Kipp led Central Lunch with four hits while Charle DeAngleus managed Hinsdale and pitched. A rematch was announced for Sept 29 in Hinsdale.
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Dalton
Bill Kipp
Central Lunch
Hinsdale
Pine Grove Park
Kipp
Oscar
Charle DeAngleus
Tyringham Farewell Party For Norman Days Set Tomorrow
Tyringham residents host an open house farewell for architect Norman G. A. Day and his family tomorrow from 7 to 9 at the Community Center. The Days moved to Lenox last week after living in Tyringham about six years.
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Tyringham
Norman G. A. Day
Worthington Notables Attendive and Sporting Updates
Mrs. Walter H. Tower learns of brother Henry L. Eddy's death in New Milford Connecticut. Funeral and burial in Northampton. Mrs. Arthur J. Rolland hospitalized in Cooley Dickinson Northampton. Gateway Regional Soccer League practice begins September 16 in Hadley versus Hopkins Academy with Worthington players Jeffrey Fowler and Paul Dunlevy. Miss Eldeen Brooks treated in Cooley Dickinson Northampton after auto crash. senior at Williamsburg High School. Ensign Paul Tompkins to report to USS Windham County in Tokyo after leave at Paul Road home. Mrs. Elmer O. Olds to teach ceramics at Witt Road home. call for participation.
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Walter H. Tower
Henry L. Eddy
New Milford
Conn
Richard G. Hathaway
Howard A. Beebe
Robert T. Bartlett
Northampton
Arthur J. Rolland
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Gateway Regional School
Hadley
Hopkins Academy
Worthington
Jeffrey Fowler
Paul Dunlevy
Eldeen Brooks
Franklyn J. Brooks
West Worthington
Alleton Tompkins
Paul Road
USS
Windham County
Tokyo
Japan
Elmer 0. Olds
Witt Road
Olds
Local Notes on Community Members and Visits
Miss Carol Peznola returns from a week long vacation with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James Indelicato of Buzzards Bay and will resume studies at AIC Springfield for her senior year. Mrs Joseph Salvini hosts Past Pocahontas Club of TaskTa Council meeting honors to Mrs Raymond Leone, Mrs Francis Salvini and Mrs Emil Linden. Mrs Grace Moore to host next. Mrs Thomas Day of Zephyr Hills Florida visits Mr and Mrs Frank Comoni of Maple Street.
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Carol Peznola
James Indelicato
Buzzards Bay
AIC
Springfield
Joseph Salvini
Pocahontas Club
TaskTa Council
Raymond Leone
Francis Salvini
Emil. Linden
Grace Moore
Thomas Day
Zephyrhills, Fla
Frank Comoni
Maple Street
Williams College dorm prizes total $500 for seven rooms
Williams College awarded 500 in prizes to seven dorm rooms for neatness after inspections last year, with plans to add another 500 next fall. The anonymous donor started the program years ago to foster respect for property, expanding as more rooms meet standards.
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Williams
Williamstown
Williams College
Architecture and Education Topic at Williams Convocation
Williams College hosts fall convocation on Architecture and Education with Walter Gropius delivering the address. Panelists include Burnham Kelly and Ulrich Franzen, exploring architecture’s role in modern urban education and campus environments. An exhibit on educational architecture runs at Chapin Library through Oct. 19 with a photo exhibit in Lawrence Hall and a concert Friday night.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Walter Gropius
Bauhaus
Dessau
Athens
University of Baghdad
Iraq
Berlin
Vitruvius
Asher Benjamin
Chapin Library
Chapin Hall
Kenneth Robbert
Williams
William Osborne
Denison University
Jesup Hall
Burnham Kelly
College of Architecture
Cornell
National Academy of Sciences
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Ford Foundation
Ulrich J. Franzen
Wiliams
Cowell
Charles R. Keller
John Hay
Thorne Sherwood
Sherwood, Mills & Smith
Stamford
Lawrence Hall
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Gropius
Sherwood
Franzen
James Goldstein
New Jersey
Goldstein
Rutgers
Educational Facilities Laboratories
America
Fifty Women Honor Golfers at Annual Banquet
Outstanding players were recognized at the Women's Golf League banquet held Thursday at Jug End Barn South Egremont with fifty attendees. Outgoing president Mrs Carter Smith distributed awards including club championship trophy to Mrs Louis J DeLugan and Elisabeth Gibbs cupami trophy to Mrs Ernest Lowry.
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LEE
Women's Golf League
Jug End Barn
South Egremont
Carter Smith
Louis J. DeLugan
Eliza Gibbs
Isrnest’ Lowry
Lowry
Harold McDonough
Mary Baldisserotto
Arthur Henriques
Maryanne Fanning
Donald Moffatt
Dorothy M. Bianco
Peter Zaccaria
DeLogan
Albert Ward
Angelo J. Bedega
Bruno Botto
J. Cecil Webster
George Well Speak
Raymond B. Fontana
Daniel Sullivan
Carl Moffatt
Richard J. Tarmey
Henriques
Adolphe Salvadore
Helen Walsh
Janice Hannon
Robert Bassidy
Housatonic Street
Maureen Lowry Reaches Finals In Contest
Maureen Lowry of Housatonic Street, a Lee High senior, advances to finals in the Boston Advertiser cover girl contest. The Worcester winner earns a trip to Europe, while Maureen, 17 tomorrow, was among 44 finalists chosen from thousands in New England. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Ernest A Lawry. An interview offer from a Boston modeling agency awaits her, though she is unsure about modeling after graduation in June.
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Lee
Lee High
Maureen Lowry
Housatonic Street
Boston
Worcester
Europe
Maureen
New England
Ernest A. Lawry
Pleasant Street
Rawson Wins Top Award At Grange Fair In Richmond
In the 3rd annual Richmond Grange fair Frank Rawson won the state Agriculture Department special award for a vegetable display featuring at least six kinds. Rawson also took first in potatoes, cabbages, tomatoes, fruit collection, Mclntosh apples, grapes, plums, and several pear categories. second in onions and an exhibit of 49 apples and Bartlett pears. Mrs Rawson won second prize for a flower and weathered wood arrangement. Marjorie Barnes won first for weathered wood and flowers. Richard C. Scace earned a blue ribbon for a toboggan in arts and crafts. Full results to be released later this week. A total of 165 attended the fair supper under Mrs. Harry Maxwell.
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Richmond
State Department of Agriculture
Frank Rawson
Grange
Rawson
Marjorie Barnes
Richard C. Scace
Harry Maxwell
Fire destroys driverless car on Route 20 near Greenwater Pond
At 6 15 a m a fire destroyed an empty parked car on Route 20 near Greenwater Pond. The operator is sought by local and state police with a passerby reporting the blaze near the Lee Becket line. Firefighters arrived quickly but could not save the car. Mrs Winifred C Ashes of Springfield is named as the owner in the investigation led by Officer Bernard Judware assisting state authorities.
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LEE
Route 20
Greenwater Pond
Lee-Becket Line
Lee Fire Department
Winifred C. Ashes
Springfield
Bernard Judware
Lee State
St Marys Parish Retreat Set For Sept 20 to 22
Sixth annual women’s retreat of St Mary’s Parish will run Friday through Sunday September 20 through 22 at the Marion Retreat House Holyoke. Rev Judge Meade CP will lead. Contacts include Mrs Mary Zanjella and Mrs Albert Bona. Donations for Kiwanis auction accepted at Lee Super Lee Auto or Lee Laundry with pickup calls. Lost: small black cat near Central School. call 12430923.
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St. Mary's Parish
Marion
Holyoke
Judge Meade
Mary Zanjella
Albert Bona
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