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Thirty-seven attended the event and 30 were Adams High classmates.

Adams High School Class of 1951 Marks 65th Reunion

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CHESHIRE, Mass. — The Adams High School class of 1951 held its 65th reunion on Aug. 6 at Bass Water Grill.

Thirty-seven attended the event and 30 were classmates. Bill Koch served as emcee. The location and the buffet meal were great.

A good time was had by all. Meeting classmates that you might not have spoken to in many years, made this a memorable event, said Koch. Learning what went on in each other's lives was an integral part of the afternoon.

Of course, there was some talk about our days at Adams High School, he said. At the end of the reunion, it was decided that our slogan for the future would be "See you in Five."
 


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Adams Fire District Election OKs Appointed Posts

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ADAMS, Mass. — After several years of trying, the voting members of the Fire District have approved making the clerk and treasurer appointed positions. 
 
The measure passed 96-69 at the Tuesday's annual election and will take effect as of July 1. 
 
There were no races on the ballot but the election will see a new fire chief with David J. Lennon winning a three-year term. John Pansecchi, who served three terms as chief, has retired. 
 
Taking Lennon's place as first assistant engineer is Edward B. Capeless; second assistant is Dylan Grimes; third assistant Timothy Ziemba; and fourth assistant David A. Lennon. 
 
Incumbent Richard Kleiner won re-election on the Prudential Committee and will be joined by Pansecchi, who will complete the final two years of Thomas Satko's unexpired term. 
 
The Prudential Committee has for years been advocating to make a number of its elected positions appointed as a way to ensure they are filled by qualified, professional candidates. 
 
But while passing several times as a warrant item, they've failed the two-step process at the ballot box. 
 
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