Lanesboro Town Meeting To Consider 28 Articles
Lanesboro schedules annual meeting at 7 30 p m next Tuesday at Lanesboro School to act on 28 articles including $5 000 for land near Maple Court and $50 600 transfer for a Highway Department garage. Election of officers set for Feb 17 at Newton Memorial Town Hall with further requests for police and building code actions.
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Lanesboro
Newton Memorial Town Hall
Highway Department
Maple Court
Candlelight Soviets Install Officers at Federated Church
In Stephentown New York new officers were installed January 28 by Rev. Stanley A. Fry. President is Mrs James Saxby, vice president Mrs Calvin Atwater, secretary Mrs Thelma Winn, treasurer Mrs Donald Hall. A food sale is planned for March. Refreshments were served by Mrs John Makinson and Mrs John Alwater.
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Stephentown
N.Y
Federated Church
Stanley A. Fry
James Saxby
Calvin Atwater
Thelma Winn
Donald Hall
John Makinson
John Alwater
Hinsdale Fire District candidates listed for re election
Incumbents Daniel J. Carroll treasurer and tax collector and J Edward Pelkey moderator filed for re election. David E Quail seeks prudential committeeman three years Richard N Galencia seeks water commissioner two years William M Goddard seeks water commissioner three years. Annual meeting and election Friday at Kittredge School polls 7 to 7:30 business meeting 7:30. Prudential committeeman Dana G Cobb and auditor Roy C Barnes did not register. Fire district reports available at meeting. First Friday Mass at St Patrick's Church 3:30 with confessions before Mass.
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Hinsdale
Hinsdale Fire District
Daniel J. Carroll
J. Edward Pelkey
David E. Quail
Prudential
Richard N. Galencia
William M. Goddard
Kittredge
Dana G. Cobb
Roy C. Barnes
Chief Warns Snowmobilers In Hinsdale
Hinsdale Police Chief Ralph B. Marshall reports numerous complaints about flagrant and inconsiderate snowmobile use and noise on town streets at night. Residents allege property damage and destroyed shrubs. offenders will be charged with driving unregistered and uninsured vehicles.
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Hinsdale
Ralph B. Marshall
Marshall
Curtiss Street
Plunkett Lake
Ashmere Lake
Selectmen Endorse Dog Restraint Order in Hinsdale
Hinsdale selectmen at a recent meeting endorsed the statewide order from the Department of Fisheries and Games requiring dogs to be restrained until further notice. The move comes after deer were killed by dogs, per James M. Shepard. Town has 211 licensed dogs, up $3 from last year. A weekly color movie, All Hands on Deck, starring Buddy Hackett, shows Friday at 6 30 PM at the Youth Center.
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Hinsdale
Department of Fisheries
James M. Shepard
Buddy Hackett
Help Wanted Guide for Better Jobs in Clawified Section
Your guide to the better job means more security for your family. This classified note promotes job listings and a secure path for readers seeking improved employment opportunities in the local paper.
Williams Offers Adults Course in Black Literature
Williams College announces an adult education course in black literature. Peter Berek will lead a 10 week program from Feb 17 tracing Harlem Renaissance to the Black Arts era, examining art and politics and reader perspectives. Classes Tuesdays at 8 in Griffin Hall, $30 registration via Hopkins Hall.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Peter Berek
Richard Wright
Ralph Ellison
James Baldwin
LeRoy Jones
Eldridge Cleaver
Berek
Amherst College
Harvard
Williams
Hamilton College
Griffin Hall
Hopkins Hall
Hearing on Worthington zoning rules discussed at meeting
About 75 residents attended the Worthington public hearing on protective zoning bylaws held in Town Hall. Selectman Kenneth Osgood opened the session, explaining proposed bylaws one by one and inviting questions. Some board members disagreed on building size limits and easing rules for trailer families. no junk-car or snowmobile controls were discussed. The board plans to reconvene and redraft for the Feb 14 town meeting warrant. Mr and Mrs Ralph A Moran returned home to Huntington Head from Bermuda.
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Worthington
Kenneth Osgood
Osgood
Grange Meeting Reports Earnings and Updates
Worthington Grange members announced 285 dollars in fair premium earnings at a recent meeting. A new dishwasher is nearly ready, a cupboard was added beside the Town Hall stove, and kitchen insulation is planned. The group also collects used eyeglasses and postage stamps for a Community Service project.
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Worthington
Worthington Grange
Howard Mollison
Grange
Town Hall
Emerson Davis
Vernon West
Cummingfield
Irving Granger
Local caucus nominates officers and clerks
At the caucus last week Mrs. Edward K. Shuttleworth was nominated acting chairman and Miss Coralie Steele became secretary. Regular ballot clerks were Mrs. Rita Bunnell Leona Cullett Delores Phillips and Ruth Digweed. Dana Phelps served as ballot box operator.
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Edward K. Shuttleworth
Coralie Steele
Rita Bunnell
Leona Cullett
Delores Phillips
Ruth Digweed
Dana Phelps
Fragmented OCR glimpse of library schedule notes
A fragmentary OCR shows library and school names with scattered times and locations. entries mention State Bookmobile, Falls, Harkourt, Norma Library, Housatonic Library, New Boston Library, Berkshire, Cheshire, Phelps home, and dates or times like 2:15 and 10:15. The text is garbled with misspellings and partial lines.
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Schoo
Orla
New Boston
Ors
Woedeescay
Berkshire
Hepat DiLego
Cheshire
Phelps
tCheshira
Tierery
Becket ByLaw Hearing Set for Saturday Evening
Becket residents are invited to a public hearing Saturday at 7 30 p m at Becket School to review proposed protective bylaws before the town meeting on February 28 Item 6 amends trailer permits allowing a trailer or mobile home replaced by another unit in the same location without a permit if the original was there on or before February 28 1970 Planning Board members are Ahlan T Murray Robert V Keiper Wendell S Moulthrop Paul C Metcalf and Albert R Palmer Copies of the bylaws available at Becket General Store or from secretary Metcalf Also noted are bowling scores and socials from Becket Women's Bowling League with players listed and a note on Sara Lee Willis daughter of James and Mrs Willis returning from seminars in Canada and resuming classes at Williams Wesleyan University.
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Becket
Becket School
Ahlan T. Murray
Robert V. Keiper
Wendell S. Moulthrop
Paul C. Metcalf
Albert R Palmer
Becket General Store
Metcalf
Appellate push seeks data on airport land award
Albany, N Y The Appellate Division of the state Supreme Court seeks more data from the Columbia County Airport appraisal commissioners who recommended 43191 for land and aviation rights at West Ghent Former owners appealed the award two years ago The court says the basis for the award was insufficient for an intelligent review Also New Khanon Central School shut due to poor bus routes Troop 123 meetings halted per Edward A Martinson interim Scout master Mrs Daniel R Robert formerly of New Lebanon Center and now in Jackson Mich and Venice Fla is in a Vertice hospital with a fractured hip from a recent fall
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Albany
N.Y
Appelate
State Supreme Court
Columbia County
West Ghent
Daniel R. Robert
New Lebanon Center
Jackson, Mich
Venice
Fla
Vertice Hospital
Piispanen Withdraws From Selectman Race in Chester
Walter Pyispen Piispanen of Maple Street withdrew from the Chester town selectman race after caucus voting 15 write ins on January 26. He told Town Clerk Nicholas Sebastiano he will not run and does not want his name on the March 7 ballot, leaving Ralph Baldasaro unopposed for re election. Baldasaro had 22 of 42 caucus votes. Lisa Piergiovanni of William Street spent the weekend with Marcia Ferris in North Adams.
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Piispanen
Selectman
Chester
Walter Pyispanen
Maple Street
Selectiman
Nicholas Sebastiano
Ralph
Baldasaro Minning
Baldasaro
Lisa Piergiovanni
William Street
Marcia Ferris
North Adams
First Agricultural National Bank promotes Racette
North Adams Williamstown items report promotions and grants. Racette named customer services officer at the North Adams office after a U S Air Force service and college degree. Williams College received National Science Foundation support totaling 10.9 percent for summer independent research in biology psychology and physics with multiple faculty coordinators. North Adams League of Women Voters seeks to film inside Drury High School but the School Committee tables the request citing concerns about public image. Mayor Bianco voices caution on showing the school's worst aspects.
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North Adams
Reobert W. Racette
First Agricultural National Bank
Gardner L. Brown
Racette
U.S. Air Force
St. Joseph's College
Old Bennington
Williamstown
Williams College
Bean
National Science Foundation
Alva
Patricia A. Labine
Roger M. Tarpy Jr
Fielding Brown
Albany Group Forms Silent Majority Movement
Albany Troy Schenectady residents form The Great Silent Majority, a Tri City organization with 350 members and branches in Chicago and Los Angeles. It seeks to promote the idea that neither the President nor anyone else can speak for a silent mass and may sue anyone labeling the group as policy supporters.
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Albany
Nixon
Troy
Schénectady
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York Eyes Recession Impact and Policy Shifts
The governor's advisers warn unemployment will rise in 1970 but New York state should escape a severe recession due to its diverse economy. Buffalo Utica and Rome would feel the sharpest hits as manufacturing remains a small share of output.
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Albany
Central Connecticut State College editors sever printer ties
New Britain and surrounding towns report multiple items. Central Recorder editor Hopeton A. Scott says the printers Pub Co Simsbury retain right to edit material under an obscenity clause, prompting editors to sever connections. Connecticut vaccines boost for spinal meningitis tested at Newington Children’s Hospital. Baldrige uses nontraditional campaign to gauge non Republican voter sentiment. Trinity College considers C Sumner Stone Jr for fulltime associate professorship after secret ballot. Stone has written Black Power in America and Tell It Like It Is.
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NEW Britain
Ee Td Cas
Central Connecticut State College
Hopeton A. Scott
Central Recorder
Fonts Publishing Co
Simsbury
The
Recorder
Scott
Newington
Connecticut
Newington Children's Hospital
Irving Goldschneider
University of Conpcticut Health Center
Hartford
Trinity College
C. Sumner Stone Jr
Stone
America
Trinity
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Huntington Head
Bermuda
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Nagelschmidt
Linden St
Samel’s
Tene St
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Dewey
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Stockbridge
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ST Prizen
Bologna
Corres
Orn CL Re
State Bookmobile
Thureaay
Seaeeineids
Sirnel Mie
Tle
Joyce Meter
Toini Letun
Virginia Pollucci
Frances Lane
Kay Peltier
Becket Women's Bowling League
Jefferson Lanes
North Street
Fittsfield
Winnie Alexander
Stacia Lampro
Sara Lee Willis
James Willis
Washington Mountain Road
Canada
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Tinais Wesleyan’ University
Clifford M. Frambach
New Khanon Central School
Boy Scout
Edward A. Martinson
Fay Piergiovanni
Ist Agricultural Bank
NSF
Upstate New York
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Woodbury
Malcolm Baldrige
Baldrigé
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