Lenox Selectmen Urge Voluntary Dog Restraint to Save Deer
Lenox Massachusetts officials pressed residents to keep dogs restrained, especially in outlying areas, after reports of dogs killing deer. Two residents testified to multiple deer deaths as selectmen debated a temporary restraining order, with one speaker opposing it and another supporting stricter limits. A nearby deer, mutilated by dogs, was shown by the Natural Resources Officer as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Roger L. Smith
East New Lenox Road
George M. Hamilton
George L. Carey
Lime Kiln Road
Smith
Carcy
Hamilton
Darey
Massachusetts
Dasva
Natural Resources
Gordon E. Leeman
Leemnan
Stockbridge
Lenten Services Begin at St Helena's Chapel
Lenten program at St Helena's Chapel starts Feb 19 for five Thursdays. Eucharist at 7 30 p.m. with coffee and discussion afterward. Rev Donald F Burr, vicar, celebrant. Rev Stephen Hackett of Lenox School guest preacher. Ash Wednesday services offer communion at 6 30 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. with cross of ashes for seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
St. Helena’s Chapel
Donald F. Burr
Stephen Hackett
Lenox School
Father Burr
St. Helena's
Warning Issued Against Minibikes Snowmobiles
Lenox police warn operators of snowmobiles and minibikes to stay off public ways or face prosecution after numerous complaints from townspeople. Officials seek parental cooperation to curb riding near schools as cars nearly strike and children walk home.
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LENOX
Anthony W. Romeo
Police Department
Roamey
Deer Shot After Mutilation Found Near Echo Lake
Charles E. Tenney of Stockbridge Water Co. found a live buck deer at the Echo Lake reservoir after it had been mauled by dogs. Two dogs fled as Tenney arrived. He shot the animal to end its suffering. the rear section showed canine damage.
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Stockbridge
Echo Lake
Charles E. Tenney
Stockbridge Water Co
Tenney
Mrs Robinson Heads Area Kiwani Annes
Mrs. John J. Robinson was installed as president of the Stockbridge West Stockbridge Kiwani Anns at Card Lake Hotel. Other new officers include Mrs. Robert N. Faber Jr vice president Mrs. Patricia Whit mey secretary and Mrs. Ernest W. Hall treasurer. Faber installed the officers. Final week for Girl Scout cookie orders urged by Ruth G Knight. Call the Red Lion Inn if not contacted. Wanted apartment or cottage in Lee Stockbridge Tyringham area for single gentleman. Box L Berkshire Eagle Great Barrington Ady ll.
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Faber
Kiwanis Club of
Stockbridge
West Stockbridge
Ruth G. Knight
Knight
Red Lion Inn
Lee- Stockbridge-Tyringham
Berkshire Eagle
Great Barrington
Ady
Lebanon Valley Woman's Club to Honor Charter Members
New Lebanon, N Y January schedule notes the 48th anniversary Founder’s Day gathering at 1 30 p m at Friendship House of the Church of Our Saviour with a Bow Alagic demonstration by Mrs Delmonte T Keyes of Pittsfield Hostesses include Mrs Harold B Hicks Mrs Mary Hicks Mrs John F Joline Mrs John B Mulligan Mrs Henry Prasser and Mrs Robert Smith Bowling results list Brian Tynam 218 Harry Grant 206 William Atwater Allen Willbrant 203 high three totals Grant 584 Atwater and Bazil Kline 535 Tynam 525 Kiwanis Snowmobile Race set for Feb 8 Imm Heart Sem Lenox registration 11 a m race 1 p m
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New Lebanon
Lebanon Valley Woman's Club
Friendship House
Church of Our Saviour
Delmonte T. Keyes
Pittsfield
Harold 8. Hicks
Mary Hicks
John F. Jo
Commercial League
Brian Tynam
Harry Grant
William Atwater
Allen Willbrant
Grant
Atwater
Bazil Kline
Tynam
Lee High School hosts state education lunch program visit
Lee High School welcomed state education officials and local leaders to learn about hot lunch programs. Community figures included Joseph Savery Edward Murray John Nagle Mrs Szewczak and Mrs Norton Decker from the League of Women Voters. North Adams State College student teacher David Moran led a law and order unit in humanities. Police Chief Boyne spoke to students about the topic. The United Students for Action held a buffet for members and parents. Katherine Duquette spoke of her 10 months as an Extension volunteer in Ulysses Kansas. Last year the group donated 50 dollars to a migrant nursery project.
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LEE — School
Lee High School
State Department of Education
Joseph C. Savery
Edward F. Murray
John J. Nagle
Harry Szewczak
Norton Decker
The
League of Women Voters
David Moran
North Adams State College
United Students For Action
Katherine Duquette
Dalton
College of 5
Rose
Ulysses
Kan
United Students Group
Boynton Named To School Building Unit
The Selectmen named Robert Boynton of Prospect Street to the School Building Committee to replace Francis Curley who resigned due to work schedule conflicts. The nine member panel includes James I Brown Arnold R Scaramuzzi Albert N Nettleton John J Loughlin Alfred F Turner Robert S Bierwith Benjamin C Baldwin and Kenneth Beam. The town learned the Flood Relief Board approved 13198.58 to reimburse Bailey bridge work across East Lee Brook and the town seeks funds to replace two more flood damaged bridges on Forest and Chestnut streets. Ruth Hannon donated a large American flag to the town and officials thanked her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boynton
Prospect Street
Francis Curley
Boynton
James I. Brown
Arnold R. Scaramuzzi
Albert N. Nettleton
John J. Loughlin
Alfred F. Turner
Robert $. Bierwith
Benjamin C. Baldwin
Kenneth Beam
Selectmen
State
S Clair
East Lee Brook
Forest Street
Chestnut Street
Ruth Hannon
Housatonic Street
Fishing Derby Prizewinners Are Announced
Lee Paul R Petcen of 87 Elm St Hatfield won the Lee Sports men s Association third annual derby at Goose Pond with a 2.4 pound brown trout. Senior winners include Ada Puntin 55 Pembroke Ave Pittsfield largest pickerel two pounds Tommy Caty Lee second largest trout and Paul Petcen largest perch one pound. Junior division winner is Craig Whalen Stockbridge with a 13 pound pickerel. Runner up for largest pickerel were Lee boys Mark Kelly and Gerald Cahalan with 1 1 4 pounders. Gerald Cahalan chaired the derby which drew 30 entries. Miss Laurie Wells RN daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Wells of Maple Street has been named to Fairleigh Dickinson University s dean s list in Rutherford New Jersey where she is a junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE
Paul R. Petcen
Elm St
Hatfield
Lee Sportsmen’s Association
Goose Pond
Ada Puntin
Pembroke Ave
Pittsfield
Tommy Caty
Paul Petcen
Chestnut St
Craig Whalen
Laurie Wells
R.N
Richard Wells
Maple Street
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Rutherford, N.J
Lee Cafe Demolition Permit Discussed by Selectmen
Pittsfield selectmen reviewed an inquiry from contractor Del P Virgilio about demolition of the former Lee Cafe on Railroad Street. They said a regular building permit suffices. Neither contractor nor owner rep Serra Realty Trust was available to comment. The frame building sits on a shallow east Railroad Street lot opposite the current Lee Cafe and is assessed at $5,000.
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Uth
Selectmen
del P. Virgilio
Pittsfield
Railroad Street
Serra Realty Trust
Lee Cafe
Open House Set At Police Dept Headquarters
LANESBORO Police Chief John McCormick announced an open house at the newly organized police department headquarters at the Town Hall annex on North Main Street Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. All townspeople are invited. LANESBORO The drivers were uninjured when two cars sideswiped on Route 7. Frederick A. Burbank, 17, of Old State Road, Berkshire, northbound, collided with Susan Moore, 23, of Monica Drive, southbound. Damages were about 1206 and 800 dollars respectively. investigation ongoing.
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Lanesboro
John McCormick
Police Department
Town Hall
North Main Street
Frederick A. Burbank
Old State Road
Berkshire
Susan Moore
of & Monica Drive
Burbank
Moore
Parish Planning Committee Meeting Friday at 7:30
The Parish Planning Committee will meet Friday at 7 30 at the parish house of the Federated Church. All officers and committees are urged to attend. Also noted are events: Kiwanis Snowmobile Race and Fed Imm Heart Seminar in Lenox.
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The
Federated Church
North Adams Coin Show at Dalton Legion Hall
Local notice announces a coin show at the Dalton American Legion Hall on Sunday February 15. Admission is free and despite the abbreviated ad, readers are invited to attend and browse a variety of coins and related items.
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Sun
Dalton American Legion Hall
Ady
Resources Program Set In 3 Towns
Berkshire Conservation District schedules a natural resources program Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Stockbridge, with speakers including Karl Hekier of the Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission and others. Invites go to town officials, planning boards, and conservation commissions in Lee, Lenox, and Stockbridge, plus interested residents.
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Berkshire Conservation District
Pam
Procter Wall
Stockbridge
Lee, Lenox and
Karl Hekier
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission
Berkshire County
William Meyer
Conservation District
Dick Boyce
Regional Extension Service
Edward C. Konieczny
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Stetson Adams
Robert Lear
State Department of Natural Resources
Eugene Moran
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Parochial School Aid Article Filed In Adams
Adams town meeting may consider a warrant article proposing aid to parochial schools. Stanley Gwozdz submitted a petition with about 30 signatures, seeking a vote on March 23, but the article may miss the submission deadline. It sets a minimum aid of 150 per elementary student and 250 per high school student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Stanley
Max"’ Gwordz
Earl F. Kelley
Kelley
Gwozdz
Gwaozdz
Selectman
Fred Dabrowski
Williams Alumni Fund Again Sets Drive Record
WILLIAMSTOWN The Williams College Alumni Fund closed its 1969 campaign January thirty one with a record 471751 in unrestricted cash from alums, parents and friends, though short of the goal. This is a 3 percent rise over last year and may be a new high for annual giving at Williams. Total unre stonated cash gifts exceed eight million since campaigns began. Alumni gifts reached 609977, up 37154 from last year, with 6421 of 11540 alumni contributing. Parents and friends also donated substantial sums. Memorial gifts added 3114.
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Williamstown
Williams College
John P. English
Williams
Society of Alumni
M. Michael Griggs
Greenwich
Conn
300 Acres Sold in 3 Towns
A 100-acre parcel at the Monterey Otis and Tyringham line was sold by Amanda Haenel to Marc Sheldon of New York for about 72000, with a house off the Otis Tyringham Nam Road. The Eagle sources say the site may be set aside for residential development. Sheldon unavailable for comment.
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Monterey
Otis
Yringham
Amanda Haenel
Mavc Sheldon
New York
Central Berkshire Registry of Deeds
Otis-Tyring- Nam Road
The
Eagle
Sheldon
Hinsdale town budget ups spending and tax rate
Hinsdale town meeting list shows 29 articles totaling 458 419 in requests up 41 673 from last year driven by school costs. The Finance Committee recommends approving all items with a potential tax rise of 6 75 per thousand, raising the 1969 rate of 39 50 by about 17 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Central Berkshire
Library Committee
Fire Department
Dalton subcommittee to meet on 24 room school plan
The building subcommittee of the Central Berkshire Regional School District will meet tonight at 7 30 at Dalton Junior High School with architect Paul Leineck of Haynes Leineck Smith. Leineck reported last December on preliminary plans for a 24 room school to house about 530 pupils in grades four through six on Fox Road beside Wahconah Regional High School. The proposed two story brick and block building could push a larger building program presentation into May.
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Dalton
Central Berkshire
Dalton Junior High School
Paul Leineck
Haynes
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Mrs. Robinson
Clifford M. Frambach
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Cheshire
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Police Dept
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