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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1969

Page

6

Faces Court on Serious Charges in Pittsfield

Stanley Lumy, 18, was treated with seven stitches after an early morning assault in Pittsfield. His brother Anthony, 20, Carla Burns, 18, and Lillian Pierson, 18, all of Troy, were arrested on charges including assault with a dangerous weapon, burglary, and larceny. District Court heard the case, with Anthony Sumy set for surgery. hearing postponed a week.

Second St Stanley Lumy Pittsfield General BMC Stanley Anthony Carla Burns Lillian Pierson Troy N.Y West Housatonic Street Anthony Pires Richard Hearnlt Thomas Gera Stanley Sumy Atty Ralph Cianflone Anthony Sumy Frank W. Cimini

District Court Recap In Brief

Frank A. Romeo, 18, of 1294 Yeast St, pleaded to operating to endanger and was fined 20 dollars. Robert C. Boyden, 21, of 97 West Housatonic St, paid a 10 dollar speeding fine. Wayne Calkins, 22, of 22614 First St, charged with speeding, defaulted. Gerald R. Clarke, 22, of Fair Oaks, Calif, charged with possession of marijuana and three related charges, won a second continuance to Jan 3. He will be released tomorrow from the Coast Guard on his own recognizance by Judge Frank W. Cimini.

Frank A. Romeo Yeast St Robert C. Boyden West Housatonic St Wayne Calkins First St Gerald R. Clarke Fair Oakes Calif Coast Guard Frank W. Cimini

Phinney and Mulholland Debate Vietnam Policy Tonight

Arthur B. Phinney and Lt. Col. (Ret.) Mitchell Mulholland of Berkshire Community College speak on a pretaped Channel 2 program at 7 pm moderated by Albert Bogdan. Phinney opposes U.S. involvement in Vietnam, Mulholland backs President Nixon's policy.

Arthur. B. Phinney Mitchell Mulholland Berkshire Community College Albert A. Bogdan Urban Coalition Phinney Engineering U.S Vietnam Col. Mulholland Nixon

Deer Kill Reaches 2012 After Weekend Season Close

The statewide deer kill totals 2,012 with 81 deer checked at Lee and Great Barrington stations over the weekend. Bucks outnumber does 54 to 27, and a standout 14 pointer from Tal land taken by Joseph Strampach of Winsted, Conn. Also 38 deer include the special archery season. Many hunters from Pittsfield, Lee, Great Barrington, Monterey, Otis, Sandisfield, and surrounding towns are listed among the registrants with multiple eight and ten point bucks noted.

Richard Cronin Division of Fisheries and Game Crouin Division of Fisheries and Game Checking Lee Great Barrington Joseph Strampach Winsted, Conn Talland Hartsville Hatchery Clayton Blaney Pittsfield Button Buck Sandisfields James Barenski Dee Doe Tyringham Robert Blerwith Buck George Fanhers West Stockbridge Dow Richmond Joseph Delsobdata Joseph Menart Louis Sartori Delbert Hawley Otis Sandisfield Richard Hawley Sandissight Robert Bradley Mill River New Marlboro James A. Bunce Canaan Conn Jann Laney Mount Washington Donald L. Almstead Monterey Cardet Chapin Sheffield See Ernest R. Beckwith John Komenda Rutland James Aven Hopkinton Alan Ourlach James Lavatette Alford Spike Arthur Poucher Shefield William Hunt John F. Carey Walpole Sandisfillé Wiliam Wilkinson Bruce Armstead James Ferris Worcester Dae James DelSignore Merritt George Soudart South Egremont Richard F. Conboy Renton Mount Gerald R. Cooper Glendale Edward Freeley Stanley Frederick Lamar William H. Springstube Dwight D. Ford John E. Bailey

Probate Court Quoted Will Left Bulk to Grandchildren

The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Dutton Kittredge filed this morning leaves most of her estate in trust to grandchildren. Specific bequests include $300 to brother George Dennison and to nieces Florence Wales and Dorothy Day, $1,000 each to several daughters in law and to community institutions, plus $2,000 to Gladys Roraback and $3,000 to Lilian Dill. The house and contents go to her four sons, and an appraiser handled other estates and divorce settlements follow. Nearby notices list additional probate actions and a pair of divorces with child custody and support orders amid local house fires and incidents.

Elizabeth Dutton Kittredge Dutton George Dutton Denison Florence Brigham Wales Dorothy Day Bridges Elizabeth Mittredge Ginn Berkshire Garden Center Joan L. Kittredge Jean C. Kittredge Judith H. Kittredge Joan G. Kittredge Marjorie V. Kittredge Barbara B. Kittredge First Congregational Church of Dalton Pittsfield General Hospital Lilian K. Dill Gladys Roraback Elizabeth Colt Kittredge Charles J Weston Gilbert D John Pittsfield Frank D Potomac Bernard Starr Joseph Feldman Libby Hamilton Vendenberg Air Force Base Calif Frank John Jamula Cecelia Alfred J Floida M. Konopka Daugher Stanislawa Ziemak Scotia, N.Y Joseph T. Jamula Laneshoro Kathleen J. Kalbfleisch Phyllis Alien Beatrice R. Hover

Mrs Volpe Named To National 4 H Advisory Council

Mrs Jennie Volpe wife of Secretary John A Volpe is named to the 150 member National 4 H Club Foundation Advisory Council The appointment signals leadership breadth from Fortune 500 firms and public health advocacy Volpe a registered nurse has long supported mental and public health hospitals in Massachusetts and serves on the Advisory Nursing Council of Massachusetts General Hospital and as co chairman of the New England Leaders and Professional Conference on Birth Defects March of Dimes

Washington, D.C Jennie Volpe Secretary of Transportation Massachusetts John A. Volpe National

Adams-Joseph Shaw 64 dies after four year illness

Joseph Shaw of Adams died at home aged 64 after a four year illness. He leaves widow Myrtle Raymond, three sons Donald W Shaw Clifford J Shaw and Robert B Shaw, two daughters Mrs Daniel L LaFleur and Mrs Harvey Vidal, 19 grandchildren, and siblings. He was a concessionaire at Berkshire Fine Spinning and Arnold Print Works and a member of First Congregational Church Elk Lodge and Berkshire Masonic Lodge. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at McBride Funeral Home, Bellevue Cemetery burial. Calling hours tonight 7–9 and tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9.

ADAMS Joseph Shaw Friend St Myrtle Raymond Joseph Annie Krumblehome Shaw Berkshire Fine Spinning Arnold Print Works Shaw First Congregational Church The Lodge of Elks Berkshire Masonic Lodge Donald W Clifford J San Francisco Robert B. Shaw el Paso Tex Daniel L. LaFleur Harvey Vidal Westfield William H Ralph Frank Nelson North Adams Lawrence Shaw Santa Monica Calif Francis Daunais George Frederick

Kennedy Tells Of Tax Break Asked by WMEC

Kennedy speaks on a tax relief request from WMEC, with names Friers Pasquale Hitchcock Mrs Floyd Pixley Charles B Jr Shaw Joseph cited in the record.

Kennedy WMEC

Army veteran Pasquale Frieri dies at 74 in Pittsfield

Pasquale Frieri 74 of 292 West St. died this morning at home. Born in Italy he lived 58 years in the area and was a crane operator for General Electric retiring nine years ago. He was a Mount Carmel Church communicant and member of GE Quarter Century Club and GE Pensioners Club as well as Veterans of Foreign Wars. He and Rose Mazzeo celebrated their 48th anniversary last July. He leaves a son and three daughters plus 34 grandchildren. Friends may call at Dwyer Funeral Home with funeral on Thursday at Mount Carmel Church followed by burial in St. Joseph Cemetery.

Pasquale Frieris West St Italy General Electric Co Frieri Mount Carmel Church Ralph P. Fricri Edwin Brown Joseph Markham Clifford Madden Pittsfield Dwyer St. Joseph's Cemetery

Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Notices

In memory notices for Caroline Zajac and Stevan, with thanks from family and friends. Names include Caroline Zajac, Hoel Parker and family, Gertrude Kay. Family expressions note affection, remembrance, and appreciation for support during illness and bereavement. Includes facility and address references in Berkshire Easle Daily context.

Stevan. Air Hoel Ee Parker Park Ava, Ton

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