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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1960
Page
17
Barrington bowling results recap across leagues list players and scores including Delray Package Maple Shade and Hillandale Dairy. Notable single and four game scores include Evans 214 in single game and Weel 7527 along with Wool 711 and Irving Twigs 748. Aigner of Dresser Avenue is spending the weekend in Baltimore MD.
A 15 year old East Chatham boy was arrested over vandalism to a Caterpillar excavator at the Canaan Highway Department. The machine, valued at about $20,000, was damaged after sand was dumped into its radiator and fuel and oil systems, sidelining it for repairs costing about $500. The youth is in parental custody awaiting Children’s Court action in Hudson.
New Lebanon New York expects crowded bars tonight as Massachusetts closes at midnight and state liquor officials grant a one hour extension to 3 a.m. State police plan extra patrols to curb overindulgence, with sheriffs also on duty. LVPA hopes for no ambulance calls as drivers are urged to be careful. Sunday School To Resume at Congregational Church with classes at 9 30 and 10 30. Mrs Frederick Newell taken to Hillcrest Hospital by LVPA ambulance.
The Lenox Civic Association’s appeal for a tax abatement on property known as Lenox town beach in Lee was dismissed by the County Commission after Town Atty Dames EF Hannon argued the filing was improper. The property lies north of Laurel Lake in Lee and was taxed under the association’s ownership. The dismissal followed a prior denial by Lee assessors.
Three local college students will lead the 11 a.m. service at First Congregational Church Stockbridge for the second annual College Sunday. Richard Shields of UMass will deliver the sermon and read Scripture. Kathleen Schneyer of Ohio University and Decris Ann Hakes of UMass will handle most remaining parts. Rev. Nehemiah Boynton will give the benediction. Menus for Stockbridge public schools next week include Western cutlet, tomato sauce, Spanish rice, and assorted desserts with milk.
Stanley Segalla and his brother Dominic prepare to open Segalla's Lawn Mower Shop next to Micro-Midget Race Track on Ashley Falls Road in two weeks. The one story building will house showroom and repair shop selling lawn mowers micro midget racers and go carts. Plans include skating at the track in winter with flood lights and a future shopping center behind the shop extending to the rear track boundary.
The Town Recreation Committee will sponsor a badminton program for beginners and advanced players starting January 10 at 7 p.m. at North Canaan Elementary School. Harry Lawson will instruct.
Benjamin Consolati, Lee's oldest citizen at 100, spent his birthday with his usual barn walk and cigars, avoiding a celebration. Born December 30, 1860, in Castelletto di Lake Garda, he has lived across the U.S. and Italy, settling on Frank Consolati's farm in Lee. He is remembered for good humor, frugal eating, and social chats with neighbors.
Lee resident LEE-Raymond T. Hayes said he sold two two family houses at 21 and 31 Park St to First National Stores, Inc. The 200 by 300 foot parcel will be used to construct a supermarket. Sale price not disclosed.
Local banks town offices and the Lee Library will close Monday for New Year observances. Most stores closed. Post Office lobby hours 7 30 to 4 with mail to boxes and no window service. Hotels restaurants and clubs may not sell alcohol until 1 pm. Package stores closed all day. Schools reopen Tuesday.
Lee-Francis McCusker top scored with 517 and H K Wheeler made 223 in a local Men s 10-Pin league. Tuesday schedule lists Van Zandt vs Handy Package and other matchups. Standings show Van Zandt leading, with Lee Lumber and Post Office near top. notes guests from Park Street and Camp Lejeune visit during holidays.
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