Finance Board to Review Budget Requests in Great Barrington
Great Barrington Finance Committee meets Monday at 7 p m to review preliminary budget requests for 1970. Police budget expected to rise about 5 percent with a 25 cent hourly raise for special policemen and a 40 hour week contemplated via shift changes. Selectmen plan a $23000 dump maintenance request, shifting disposal costs from the Board of Health. Other local notices include a Saturday night dance at St Peter's Center and various ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Emmett Jhen
Selectmen
Board of Health
Health Board
St. Peter’s Center
Collage Street
The
Amazing Grace
Watson Fund Receives Additional Donations Exceeding Goal
Donations added today bring total Watson Fund entries to 1378.90, surpassing the 1200 dollar goal by 178.90. Contributions include memorial gifts and donor notes, raising the overall total to 1370.90 after adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
John S. Watson
Anna
Andenes
Geal
Beckwith Named Full Time Patrolman in Local Police Dept
John H Beckwith of Egremont Plain Road has been named a full time patrolman. He is 32, long time resident, Se arles High and Pittsfield High graduate, formerly a Kirby Co salesman. Married to Connie Van Derbeek, they have two children Johnny and Jean. Two other eligible men on the Civil Service list did not apply.
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Great Barrington
John H. Beckwith
Egremont Plain Road
Beckwith
Searles High School
Pittsfield High
The
Kirby Co
Springfield
Connie van Derbeek
Johnny
Jean
Civil Service
Police Cruiser Contract Awarded to Spaulding Sons
The Selectmen, advised by Police Chief Emmet J. Shea, accept Spaulding & Sons bid of 32,270 for a Chevrolet sedan to supply a new police cruiser. Other bids included Jack Dunn Motors at 2,690.95 for a sedan and 2,906.95 for a station wagon after trade-in. Spohn Ford quoted 2,284.60 and 2,468.80 with automatic transmission.
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Great Barrington
Emmet J. Shea
F. W. Spaulding & Sons
Spaulding
Chevrolet
Jack Dunn Motors
Spohn Ford
One Driver Injured In 2 Car Accident
Ralph H. Goewey Jr. 44 of North Plain Road was hurt Christmas Eve in a Route 7 crash after attempting a left turn into a gas station. Michael J. Rosso 17 behind Goewey struck his car while passing. Rosso uninjured, Goewey treated at Fairview Hospital for a cut forehead and released. Rosso charged with driving to endanger. Patrolman John J. Beckwith investigated. Mt. Everett Circle Daughters of Isabella to host holiday party Monday at 8 p.m. circle rooms. attendees，请 bring a grab bag gift.
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Great Barrington
Ralph H. Goewey Jr
North Plain Road
Fairview Hospital
Goewey
Michael J. Rosso
Boison St
Pittsfield
Streck Goewey
Rosso
Rossa
John J. Beckwith
Mt. Everett Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Weather Triggers Four Minor Accidents In Lenox
Heavy snow and icy roads caused four minor crashes during the Christmas holiday in Lenox. Alan Weinman 21, Glendale Road Stockbridge backed from a private drive on Church Street and struck Sandra Khoury 22 Lime Road West Stockbridge. Joseph Condi Jr. 29 Pittsfield backed into Edward Bertaldi 37 Pittsfield on East Dusway Street. Lawrence Gauthier 43 Bellefontaine Lenox collided with Richard Hap pel 66 Hawthorne Street. John Keller 48 Kneeland Avenue caused a chain of hits involving Thomas Rooney Cranwell School and Michael Mariano 47 High Street on Main Street near St Ann's Church.
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AIC
Alan M. Weinman
Glendale Road
Stockbridge
Church Street
Sandra L. Khoury
Lime Road
West Stockbridge
Weintman
Joseph A. Condi Jr
Perrine Ave
Pittsfield
East Dusway Street
Edward F. Bertaldi
Linden St
Condi
Bertaldi
Stockbridge Road
Plunkett Street
Lawrence J. Gauthier
Bellefontaine
Lenox
Richard V. Happel
Hawthorne Street
Main Street
Church Hill
St. Ann's Church
John F. Keller
Kneeland Ave
Keller
Thomas F. Rooney
Cranwell School
Rooney
Michael F. Mariano
High St
One Service Sunday at Church on Hill Lenox
The Church on the Hill will hold only its 10 30 service this Sunday morning with no Sunday school. Nursery care will be provided in the chapel. On Jan 4 regular church school resumes and worship in the meetinghouse will be at 9 and 10 30 a.m.
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Lenox
Church-on the-Hill
Country store to close Saturday then reopen at church parish house
A country store will shut its doors this Saturday and resume operations the following Saturday at the Federated Church parish house. The move shifts the usual shopping venue to the church facility for that period.
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Federated Church
Sandisfield Considers Joining Berkshire Hills Regional
The Sandisfield School Committee plans to send representatives to the January 10 Berkshire Hills Regional School Committee meeting to discuss joining the regional district. Currently Sandisfield sends several pupils to Monument Mountain High on a tuition basis. If join, Sandisfield would share capital costs of the regional high school by population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Sandisfield
Berkshire Hills
Monument Mountain
Department of Education
Deadline Tomorrow for Caucus Ballot Filing
Tyringham town clerk Miss Alice M. Hale says anyone wanting names on the caucus ballot must file by 3 p.m. tomorrow. The annual citizens caucus is set for Jan. 12.
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Tyringham
Alice M. Hale
Night watchman ad at Red Lion Inn Stockbridge
Weekend watchman job ads note hours from 11 33 p m to 7 30 a m for the Red Lion Inn Stockbridge. Contact Jack Fitz Patrick at 298 5565. Also a trucking ad from Andy Cahill's Trucking indicates collections shifted to Monday.
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Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Jack Fitzpatrick
Ady
Red Lio Inn
Jack Fitz Patrick
Bowling League Canceled Tonight Because of Storm
CBA Men's Thursday Night Bowling League play scheduled for tonight has been canceled due to the storm. The league cited unsafe travel conditions and organizers will reschedule remaining matches.
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CBA
Portrait Studio and Jewelry Shop Opens in Lenox
Lenox welcomes Artizus at 15 Franklin St opposite the Post Office. Partners Robert Bakst and John Woodruff offer jewelry crafting in gold and silver and portrait painting for families, children, and animals. Bakst learned metalwork as a dental technician. Woodruff has painted across the Americas and plans to travel to resorts to capture portraits. The shop name stems from a play on words art is us.
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LENOX
Franklin It
Artizus
Robert Bakst
Brooklyn
N.Y
John Wood- Tuff
Nutley
N.J
Bakst
New York
Woodruff
Puerto Rico
Canada
Mexico
Leo E. Mahoney
Kemble St
Should a Gentleman Offer 100000 Ladies a Cigar
An AP report notes rising female cigar use in America with about 160000 women smokers already. Cigar makers promote slimmer designs and flavors and appoint Judy Lynn Prince to push the trend nationwide. Etiquette rules for women smokers are issued, and famous women and actresses cited as examples. Some men gift cigars to wives for Christmas as acceptance grows amid calls of female freedom and gender roles shift.
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New York
America
Judy Lynn Prince
Cigar Institute of America
Institute
George Sand
Amy Lowell
Greta Garbo
Abe Fertas
Elizabeth Taylor
Lauren Bacall
Marlene Dietrich
Rudyard Kipling
Marines Reject Atrocity Charge Against Robb
The Marine Corps says Maj. Charles Robb's unit in Vietnam operated "in the humane manner prescribed" after an internal probe into claims of indiscriminate killing. Robb denies the allegations raised in a letter to Senator Percy.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Charles Robb
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Robb
Anthony Martin- Trigona
Champaign
Charles H. Percy
R-Ii
Vatican Mistaken Priest Portrait as Mao Youth
In Rome the Vatican press room displayed a painting believed to depict a priest near Pope Paul VI. It proved to be Mao Tse-tung as a youth, based on sketches by Lanfranco Carnevan whose 86-year-old father Luigi created the painting in March. Vatican officials refused to photograph the piece but kept it on display.
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Rome
Vatican
Paul VI
Mao Tse-tung
Msgr
Fausto Vallaine
Famiglia Cristiana
China
Mao
Lanfranco Carnevan
Luigi
Mag Tse-tung
Indian Major General Takes Cyprus U.N. Command
Indian Maj. Gen. Dewan Prem Chand, 43, arrived to assume command of the 3,600 member U.N. peace force in Cyprus succeeding Finnish Gen. A E Martola. The change of command occurs Saturday. Chand previously served with the U.N. force in the Congo.
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Nicosia
Dewan
Prem Chand
U.N
Cyprus
A. E. Martola
Chand
Congo
Help Wanted Guide to Better Jobs and Security
A classified notice highlights better employment options offering greater security for families. It urges readers to check the Help Wanted section now for opportunities and potential advantages.
Government Printing Office runs vast printing operation
Washington dispatch notes the Government Printing Office, a massive publisher and printer, annual $200 million business with 15 million sellers. It employs 7,800 staff, handles 365,000 government orders yearly, and prints 49,000 copies of the Congressional Record each evening for lawmakers and mail. Public titles include Infant Gate and Your Federal Income Tax, many sold by mail and in city bookstores.
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Washington
Hollywood
National Geographic Society
United States Capitol
GPO
Robert E. Kling Jr
James L. Harrison
Womén Commission
John F. Kennedy
Chicago
San Francisco
Kansas City
Congressional Record
Chronicle of Congress
Post Office
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