Dancing Classes Start Tomorrow At Walker Hall
Great Barrington announces the Ruth and Robert Tolva School of ballroom dancing will hold classes tomorrow in Walker Hall. Registration for those who missed sessions Friday and Saturday is from 3:30 to 4:30 with Mrs. George Crossley. First-year fifth and sixth graders meet 4:25 to 5:25, seventh and eighth graders and second-year sixth graders meet 5:25 to 6:25.
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Great Barrington
Walker Hall
Ruth and Robert Tolva
George Crossley
Grace Church
Council of United Women
First Baptist Church of
Pittsfield
Albert F. Shaw
Catholic Youth Center
Betty Harden
Wilbur V. Pomeroy
John Anderson
Robert Boyd
Lee Library
Lee
Memorial
Hall
Russell S. Burt
Ruth Wheeler Weds John Avenia in Great Barrington
Miss Ruth Wheeler daughter of Mr and Mrs John Proper of Egremont Plain Road wed John Avenia of Hillsdale New York on Sept 1 The couple's nuptials were noted alongside local ads and a court speeding fine report for John P MacDonald of Sarasota Florida and Romeo Stefanescu of Yonkers New York, each fined $25.
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Ruth Wheeler
Mr. Avenia
Great Barrington
John Proper
Egremont Plain Road
John Avenia
Hillsdale
N.Y
Avenia
Vicki's
John P. MacDonald
Sarasota
Fla
Romeo Stefanescu
Yonkers
le Roy Nichols
Bennington
Melvin's
Phar
Tomacy le Sale
Herman Ganss
Brooklyn
James N. Taylor
South Egremont
Taylor
Louisej Schmits
Demarest
N.J
Catherine Thilberg
Holls, L.L
John B. Wilton
Monument Valley Road
Lysle G. Dutton
New Hartford
Pampeta
St. E. Beth's Hospital
Caen
Nly
Lysle O R. Dutton
Manville Street
Frank Samus
Housatonic
Lucien Aigner
Dresser Avenue
New England
Boston
Tobb
Barrington House
Lee
Wiliam C. Connors O
Winthrop
John J. Karmazin F
New Mexico
Pastor Lagueruela
New York City
Clement A. Samperisi
Cleveland
Nathan Wolff
Waban
Movie Timetable for Weekend Showings at Jounty and Coury
The Jounty Theat opens weekends only while Courys Drive-In operates weekends. screenings include Say One for Me at 8:35 p.m. Mahaine For the First Time at 7:00 and 9:00. Paramount North Adams shows Joy Ride at 1:00, 4:05, 7:15 and Shake Hands With the Devil at 2:15, 5:20, 8:35.
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Jounty
Coury’s Drive
Rro Lee
Mahaine
Paramount
North Adams
Ie Lee
I¢J
Local Man To Face Charges After Crash
GREAT BARRINGTON Local police investigated a two car collision Saturday night at the intersection of Routes 41 7 and 23 Robert Klahn 33 of Christian Hill will face court charges as a result of the crash His car collided with a car driven by Robert Hallahan 50 of Winsted Conn Hallahan heading south slowed for the intersection Klahn heading north struck the rear left door and fender of Hallahan s vehicle
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Great Barrington
Robert Klahn
Christian Hill
Robert Hallahan
Winsted
Conn
Hallahan
Klahn
Natick Man Arrested For Drunken Driving and More
Natick man Ernest J. Cyr, 37, was held for bail after last night’s arrest on drunkenness and driving to endanger charges. The Great Barrington scene also notes a Route 7 accident with guard-rail damage, and a cluster of local classifieds and notices including a three-room apartment in Great Barrington and various adverts and social notes.
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Great Barrington
Ernest
J. Cyr
Natick
Cyr
Manville St. Tel
Timothy W. Top. Sules
Lee Barracks
Cheshire Grange Hosts North Adams Exchange Night
Cheshire Grange holds a regular meeting with North Adams Grange as the guest program. Officers will chair, Ruth Johnson Evelyn Reynolds and Rita Marone handle refreshments. Daily devotions at St Mary Assumption Church continue through October after the 8 a.m. Mass. Cheshire Lions plan a dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Grange Mall. First Communion classes for St Mary Assumption start at 1:45 p.m. tomorrow. teachers are needed and called for at the rectory.
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North Adams Grange
Cheshire Grange
North Adams
Ruth Johnson
Evelyn Reynolds
Rita Marone
St Mary At Assumption Church
Cheshire Lions Club
Grange Mall
St. Mary
Assumption Church
Lenox Dale Opens New Bowling Season This Week
Lenox Dale announces the new bowling season for men and women starting this week at the Community Center. Midweek schedules list Sullivan Brox battling Knights of Columbus and Britnell AY, with other matches at Chapman's, Van's Service, and Lenox Hardware. Community notices include nursing licenses for Mrs Casey and Mrs Quinn, local social visit updates, and student moves to the University of Massachusetts and Boston College.
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Lenox
Sullivan Brox
Knights of Columbus
Bull's Garage
Britnell
Chapman’s
Lenox Hardware Co
B. G. Casey
Chiffwood Street
John Quinn
Housatonic Street
Boston
Casey
Quinn
Crestwood Nursing Home
James Sweeney
Kneeland Avenue
Houston
Tex
Francis Mahoney
School Street
Mahoney
Walter Mahoney
Brooklin
N.Y
Edward Barry
West Street
George Akrova
New Lenny Road
Washington, D.C
William T. Lahart
Plunkett Street
Lahart
Edith Paro
Springfield
Vernon Pero
Tucker Street
University of Massachusetts
Edward Doherty
Lee Road
Boston College
Housatonic Guild of Charity to meet tomorrow
Mrs Francis Malally will chair a covered dish supper at 6 30 PM at the Community Center for the first meeting of the newly formed local Guild of the Holy Family League of Charity. The nonsectarian group aids homeless and needy children in Western Massachusetts including Our Lady of Providence Home Brightside Holyoke.
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Housatonic
Francis Malally
The
Holy Family League of Charity
Massachusetts
Our Lady of Providence
Brightside
Holyoke
Thomas Danford
Agawam
Holy Family League
Wil
Lester Opperman
Lenox Turkey Shoot at Berkshire Garden Center Fall Festival
Lenox residents will host a turkey shoot at the Berkshire Garden Center fall festival in Stockbridge on a Saturday in October under Lenox School director J. A. Howland. Eight shoots will offer prizes and donations of game such as turkeys or pheasants are welcome by contacting Mr. Howland.
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Lenox
Berkshire Garden Center
Stockbridge
J. A. Howland
Lenox School
Open House At Garrity Brothers Home Draws 700
About 700 people attended a weekend open house at the Garrity Brothers newly constructed home on Mountain View Terrace. Attendees came from Pittsfield Lanesboro Dalton and Southern Berkshire towns. Three hundred orchids flown from Hawaii were distributed to the women present. Clarence S. Doheney real estate agent handling the sale says inspections continue each evening this week until 9.
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Lee
Garrity Brothers
Mountain View Terrace
Pittsfield
Lanesboro
Dalton
Berkshire
Hawaii
Clarence S. Doheney
Bridge Package Team Beats Little Italy Tigers 9-2
Bridge Package Store defeated the Little Italy Tigers 9-2 at Clark's Field on Summer Street. Lindy Zerbata pitched a four hitter. Ed Happ and Bill Mahoney went 3 for 3. Grap Passeto allowed 10 hits including a Happ homer. Next Sunday at 2 p.m. the teams meet for the town championship at Clark's Field.
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Lee
The
Bridge Package Store
Little Italy Tigers
Clark's Field
Summer Street
Lindy Zerbata
Ed Happ
Bill Mahoney
Grap Passeto
Little Italy
Miss Flora Amede testimonial plans advance in Hinsdale
The Miss Flora Amede testimonial committee meets at 7 tonight in the Hinsdale school to finalize correspondence. Over 700 pieces of mail are being sent. Kathy OLeary chairs the effort for refreshments. Miss Amede retired this year as principal of Kittredge School.
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Hinsdale
Flora Amede
Kathy O'Leary
Amede
Kittredge School
Art Instructor Named at School Kittredge Windsor Washington
The School Department announces the appointment of Mrs. Geraldine Black of Pittsfield as art instructor for Kittredge School starting this afternoon for two half days weekly. She will also teach at Windsor and Washington schools. Previously art was taught by classroom teachers with Mrs. Gertrude Butler. Mrs. Black is a graduate of Buffalo State Teachers College and studied art at Syracuse University and Albright Art School. She has taught in New York State regional systems.
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Tinsdale
Kittredge School
Geraldine Black
Pittsfield
Windsor
Washington
Gertrude Butler
Black
Buffalo
N.Y
Syracuse University
Albright Art School
New York State
Dalton Chief Decker lists Sept parade as crowd high
Chief Walter Decker of the Dalton Police Department says the September anniversary parade drew the largest crowd he has handled during his tenure. Decker thanked 50 policemen for their help augmenting regular officers.
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Dalton
Walter BR. Decker
Rapart
Decker
Crane Injured in Cape Cod Sailing Accident
Fred G. Crane police commissioner for Dalton was injured in a sailing accident off Cape Cod Aug 30. He is now at Deaconess Hospital Boston after transfer from Cape Cod Hospital. His condition is good.
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Dalton
Fred G. Crane
Cape Cod
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Cape Cod Hospital
Mr. Crane
Regional Meeting Sets High School Decision Tomorrow
Dalton regional school committee plans a 7:30 p.m. session at Windsor Road high school to decide on continuing work amid steel shortages from a strike. Contractor George E. Emerson will attend.
Lee High graduates enter colleges and scholarships awarded
Three Lee High June graduates enter Northampton Commercial College or Westfield State Teachers College for freshman year. Adele Blackledge won the Weber-Fiske PTA scholarship of 100 dollars. Beverly Bushey won the Lee Lime scholarship of 400 dollars. Blackledge also served as senior class secretary and Pro Merito student. Bushey, a Pro Merito student, was in choir and French and math clubs. Other graduates include Charles Bernasconi, Theodore Zatorski, and John Zavattaro, with details on their family backgrounds and high school activities.
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LEF
Lee High June
Northampton Commercial College
Westfield State
Colege
Adele Blackledge
Ogden R. Blackledge
Otis
Weber-Fiske
Charles Bernasconi
Baptiste E. Bernasconi
Dublin Hill
Theodore Zatorski
Angelo Bettega
Bradley Street
John Zavattaro
Albert Zavattaro
Margerie Street
Miss Bushey
Wildcat
Bernasconi
Zatorski
Zavjattard
Communion Breakfast Draws 90 From St Marys Parish
Ninety fathers and sons from St Marys parish attended the communion breakfast at the East Lee Inn. Sponsored by Berkshire Hills Council Knights of Columbus, Rev Gilbert Walser spoke on baptismal significance. James F Trudell of Dalton was introduced as district deputy, with Robert Bofa Rocque as toastmaster. The council announced its annual dinner dance set for October 42 at the Berkshire Inn in Great Barrington.
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Berkshire Inn
Great Barrington
School Committee to Meet on Kindergarten Plans
The School Committee will meet tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the High School to review information gathered by Supt Arthur L Welcome on establishing a kindergarten here. A special meeting last Monday instructed collecting data on costs of operating and staffing a kindergarten at a site not reducing Hyde School space. The committee had voted to discontinue the kindergarten due to overcrowding at Hyde School.
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Arthur L
Hyde School
Fellowship Meeting at Berkshire Hills Baptist Church
The Rev derry T Longer spoke at the Berkshire Hills Baptist Church Fellowship meeting last night. Longer, a Baptist mid-missions missionary in Maine, has worked in Mattawamkeag and the Mikliatrket area and now operates from Bangor. A Bible study and prayer meeting on The Dispensations will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Lee
Derry T. Longer
Berkshire Hills Baptist Church
Longer
Baptist Mid-Missions
Maine
Mattawamkeag
Mikliatrket
Bangor
Fire causes slight damage to barn in South Lee
A fire at a barn on Willard G. Losan property Meadow Street South Lee yesterday around 10 am caused only slight damage. Fire foreman William F. Powers of the South Lee Fire Company said children playing with matches started the blaze. Three bales of hay burned and a few back-barn clapboards scorched. Firemen used booster and hydrant lines to extinguish the fire.
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LEE
Willard G. Losan
Meadow Street
South Lee
William F. Powers
Doctors Volunteer For Bloodmobile at First Church Parlor
Dr. Fred J. Vohr organizes a Red Cross bloodmobile visit at the First Congregational Church parlors next Monday from 12 15 to 6 15 p m. Volunteer physicians include Dr. John T Cinella Dr. Arthur M O Connor Dr George Wicke ham and Dr Vohr.
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Fred J. Vohr
Red Cross’ Bloodmobile
First Congregational Church
John T. Cinella
Arthur M. O'Connor
George 5. Wickeham
Vohr
Lee Men Bowls Open Season with 4-0 Wins in League
Lee Men's Club and Winn's Service each opened with 4-0 wins in the Lee Town Bowling League. Lee Lime, Sons of Italy, and Bridge Package Store also won 3-1. Peter Stracuzzi led with 48 and 349, while John Briges posted 139 and 344. Standings show tight races in divisions with East Lee Inn and Atlantic Station drawing. Schedule listed for tonight with multiple matchups.
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Lee
Sear
East Lee Inn
Atlantic Staten
Sans
Handy Package
Lee Lime
Par-Mets
Hurlbut Paper
Bridge Package
Boston & Pittsfield Transportation
Winn’s
Lee Cafe
Jionight
Winn's
B&p
Sons
Atlantic Station
Pina
Sona
F Haly
Lee Lite
Tara Atlantia
Handy Packaree
Winn's Servies
Bridge
R&p Trans
Hurlbut's Paper En Lee Cate
At & P.m
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Melvin’s
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Caruso
Mario Lanza
Tachawama
Technicolor
Enn
Johanna von Koczian
Gabor
Natick Man
Barrington
Tel
Sheffield
Ann Louise Shop
New Marlboro
W. — Adv
Mountain View
Herbert
Hagle
Designs For Giving, Inc
Main Street
Main St
Great Sarrington
Mass
Wheeler
Suse Peastner
Joan Tannenbaum
Cheshire
Lenox Dale
Bowling Leagues Open
Women's League
Brunell Ave
Weeping Witen
Humdingers
Fly
High Steppers
Tucker St
Lucky Strikes
Mr Forrent
M. Lee
Methodist
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Turkey
All Deposita
Lenox Savings Bank
Ieee
Lenox, Mass
St. Agnes’ Church
Lee High
Northampton
Westfield Colleges
St. Mary's
Vail
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Hall
Heated Apt
New
Kodak
McClerland
Rexall
Crosby Renging
Wee Gene A
Kincaid
Depot Tel. Des Eee
Houre Sa
Monthru
Stockbridge Lumber
South Lee Road
Lz Savings
Lee, Mass
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Lee Steam Laundry
Center Street
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