Inn seeks one day malt liquor permits for weekends
GREAT BARRINGTON Berkshire jun reports the Inn Manager Morris Osman plans to ask the Board of Selectmen for malt liquor permits on weekends through February and potentially through March to control minors on ski tours. He argues the licenses would give the inn leverage to refuse service to minors or their own liquor, while officials say the manager must control his establishment regardless of licensing. The board indicated it will consider the request after meeting with Osman. selectmen previously granted limited malt beverage permits for an open house and upcoming weekend nights.
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Great Barrington
Berkshire
Board of Peace
Inn
Morris Osman
Osmnan
Osman
Selectmen
Inn Mall
Reverend Miller to Speak at Old Parish Service in Sheffield
The Rev Walter K Miller, pastor, will address The Paradise of the Wedding Garment at the 11 a m service Sunday at Old Parish Congregational Church Sheffield. Sunday school is recessed for the holidays and reconvenes at 9 30 a m with a film strip. The church annual meeting is rescheduled for Jan 23. The Eagle apologizes for a prior error about New Year’s Eve film plans.
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Walter K. Miller
Old Parish Congregational Church
Sheffield
Eagle
Christ Church
Episcopal
Grace Bible Church
The
Lenox names Fielding chair of March of Dimes drive
Thomas P Fielding Jr is named chair man of the Lenox March of Dimes by Sheriff John Courtney the county chairman Lorraine Schulze will direct the Mothers March Lenox Community Center closes for New Year holiday skating rink and warming room remain open Stockbridge annual town report due to town clerk or Selectmen by Jan 45
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Lenox
Thomas P. Fielding Jr
Lenox March of Dimes
John Courtney
Lorraine Schulze
Lime Rim Road
Mothers’ March
Stockbridge
Stown
Postal Officials Issue Snow Plea
Postmasters throughout the county urge rural and star route patrons to clear snow from in front of mail boxes or carriers cannot reach them and mail will be returned to the post office.
Halpin Heads Subcommittee On Athletics Lenox
Lenox school officials create a subcommittee on athletics and physical education led by John P. Halpin. The group will outline a spring golf program and next year soccer and skiing plans with coach salaries, coordinating with PE staff and administration for Lenox High School.
Board rejects creating school athletic director post
Lenox School Committee, by a 5-2 vote Monday, decided not to establish an athletic director for the public schools at this time after a meeting with Principal Joseph J. Carroll. Chairman Dennis J. Duffin and Miss Helen Marie Toole opposed. Duffin suggested adding “at this time” to allow reconsideration after the new high school opens. Voting for the motion were Miss Iola Drumm, John Hal Pin, Miss Francis Martin, Donald H. Reid and Philip C. Weissbrod.
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LENOX
Joseph J. Carroll
Dennis J. Duffin
Helen Marie Toole
Iola Drumm
John Hal Pin
Francis Martin
Donald H. Reid
Philip C. Weissbrod
Monterey Christmas Dinner At Gould Farm Draws Ninety Attendees
Ninety persons attended the annual Christmas Day dinner at Gould Farm with Rev Alexander Fraser as master of ceremonies. The report thanks contributors for support during a time of need and notes upcoming events including New Year service and Grange meeting.
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Gould Farm
Alexander Fraser
Clarence Caer
Alex
Windsor freshman Utz spends holidays with parents
Peter Utz, a freshman at the University of Massachusetts, is spending the holiday vacations at home with his parents.
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Peter Utz
The
University of Massachusetts
Four More Outside Students Enter Lenox Driver Course
The Lenox School Board voted to allow four private and parochial students to participate in the driver training program. Classroom work will proceed for now, with road training if time permits. The decision mirrors a fall precedent from St Josephs of Pittsfield. Weissbrod abstained and Drumm opposed. Students hail from St Joseph's High Lenox School and Cranwell School, all residents of Lenox.
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Lenox
Lenox High School
St. Josephs of
Pittsfield
Dennis J. Dustin
Philp C. Weissbrod
Weiss.brod
Iola Drumm
St. Joseph's High
Lenox School
Cranwell School
Train Knocks Over Truck Near Lee Lime Plant
Lee ton man Willard A Hoyt escaped injury when his truck protruding onto the track was struck by New Haven Railroad passenger train No 430 en route from New York City to Pittsfield. The left front and rear of the truck were damaged while one engine was damaged. Hoyt was checked at the scene and found uninjured. Patrolman James M Holian investigated.
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Lee Lime Corp
Willard A. Hoyt
Castleton
Ncy
Lee
N.Y
New Haven Railroad
la Ditch
Lee Poliveé
Willard A. ‘Hoyt
Lee Lime iCorp. Plant
Pittsfield
New York City
Hoyt
Charles W. Stratton
iScene
Kelly Funeral Home
New York
James M. Holian
Lee Baptists To Conduct Watch Night Service In Lee
Lee Baptists hold a Watch Night service tonight at Berkshire Hills Baptist Church starting 8 pm. The youth fellowship leads the event with intermission for refreshments and games, then a final devotions period past midnight.
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Lee
Youth Fellowship
Berkshire Hills Baptist Church
8 Land
Sandisfield Suspends January Ladies Aid Meetings
William S. Levine, son of Morris and Mrs Levine, completed basic training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes and is stationed at Norfolk Naval Base after a H day leave. Mrs Marion Minery of Cold Spring Road visits daughter Mrs Josephine Blanchard in Dalton for the holidays.
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William Salinetti Jr
Westover Afb
Levine
William S. Levine
Morris Levine
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Norlfolk
Naval Base
Marion Minery
The
Cold Spring Road
Mrs
Josephine Blanchard
Dalton
Stockbridge Beach Improvements Targeted for Memorial Day
Stockbridge Parks and Recreation Commission aims to finish the town beach improvements at Stockbridge Bowl by Memorial Day if the town approves the plan at Monday’s special town meeting. Estimated remaining cost is 4464 dollars, with work begun in 1963 aided by volunteers, including converting the bathhouses and upgrading the recreation building to expand water safety and indoor instruction for youth.
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Stockbridge
Parks and Recreation Commission
Stockbridge Bowl
Commission
George Emerson Jr
Emerson
Crash on Route 7 Causes Minor Vehicle Damage
Two drivers escaped injury after a stockbridge collision on Route 7 this morning at about 8 45. Mrs Joseph Bon Zanini 46 Route 7 backed her car from a driveway while R Ian Stary of South Street Stockbridge drove north. Police Chief William Obanhein and Officer Vincent Fruet investigated.
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Stockbridge
Joseph Bon Zanini
Route 7
R. Ian Stary
South Street
William Obanhein
Vincent Fruet
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Richard Weil Tol
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