Hancock Selectmen name Bush as chair and police chief
In Hancock the selectmen chose Francis Bush as chairman and police chief, succeeding John C. Smith Jr. Smith becomes clerk of the board. The Board of Health chairman is Charles B. Christiansen Jr. and other appointments include Readm Johnson as road superintendent and Dean H. Roberts Jr. as forest warden and fire chief.
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Board of Appeals
Henry V. Rabouin
Gerald Spaniel
Allen Leach
Melvin Feathers
Arthur Rodda
Andre L. H. Rambaud
Civil Defense
Arthur Williams
Christianson
Johnson
Wesley Burdick
John Wright
Rodda
Adelbert Sharp
Tyler Roofing Co Burglary Victim Report
Police said yesterday that the Tyler Roofing Co on Route 8 was burglarized. Investigators described the break in at the Lanesboro business and are pursuing leads to identify suspects.
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Lanesboro
Tyler Roofing Co
Route 8
Weekend break in yields petty cash theft
Entry was gained by jimmying a window over the weekend. Thieves broke into a Coke machine and stole $8 in petty cash. Police Chief John Mc Cormick said the case is still under investigation.
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John McCormick
House Fire Averted in Subfreezing Weather
Chief John McCormick reported that a serious house fire was contained Friday night at the Paul Rich house on Bull Hill Road. Police and Volunteer Fire Department units responded, extinguishing flames from the chimney with minimal damage and no injuries.
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Lanesboro
John McCormick
McCormick
Paul Rich
Bull Hill Road
Williams College wins two top fellowships to Oxford
Matthias B Bowman of Witton Connecticut and Richard H Wendorf of Cedar Rapids Town have won annual two year graduate study fellowships at Oxford University. William E Carney from Randolph Air Force Base Texas earned a Hubbard Hutchinson Memorial Fellowship for two years of graduate study for creative ability. he was 1969 Williams poetry contest winner. Governor Sargent signs law allowing municipal employees to serve on school committees in North Adams. North Adams State College carnival features carnival queen Joann Batcheller and snow sculpture contest with zodiac theme. Williams College carnival includes ski races a bicycle race and a Byrds Pure Prairie League concert.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Oxford University
Matthias B. Bowman
Witton
American Academy of Poets
North Adams
North Adams State College
NASC
Joann Batcheller
Andover
New Stows
Venable Hall Gymnasium
Brooklyn Bridge
North Adams State
Ite
Byrds
Pure Lard
Boy 7 dies in snowmobile drag accident
GREENFIELD AP Sean ONeill seven was killed Sunday after a neighbor's snowmobile dragged him when his boot got caught in the tread. The operator was David Ackey twelve police said SPRINGFIELD Forest Park shows a flood of litter from thaw revealing park debris. Park Supt Baldwin Lea said a crew of twenty thousand would be needed to clean the area due to public littering.
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Boy
Greenfield
Sean O'Neill
David Ackey
Springfield
Forest Park
Baldwin B. Lea
Albany considers parking authority to fund downtown lots
A bill introduced in the Legislature would establish a parking authority in Albany to issue up to 5 million dollars in bonds for upgrading downtown parking facilities. The plan seeks to improve parking access and spur urban renewal in the city.
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Albany
Hartford plans cost sharing for farm pollution control
Hartford County farmers would share the cost with the state to fund conservation projects on farms to curb runoff. Measures include diverting channels around feedlots, hog lagoon desilting, and settling basins to reduce sediment near water. A Catholic group chapter forms in the area promoting faith and dialogue within the church.
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Hartford
Hartford County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Wartford
Catholics United For Faith, Inc
Ghureh- Lady of Fatima
Williams Project Studies Shore Erosion
WILLIAMSTOWN A Williams College scientist uses an IBM 1130 computer to model Lake Michigan shore erosion. Dr William T Fox and Western Michigan Universitys Dr Richard Davis simulate 17 weather wave and sediment variables from 6100 readings to predict shoreline changes and guide breakwater decisions The study funded by the Navy aims to forecast nearshore bottoms and beach erosion and extends to New England beaches and Los Angeles surfing sites.
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Williamstown
Lake Michigan
William T. Fox
Williams College
Chicago
Fox
Richard Davis
Western Michigan University
Davis
Lake
Michigan
Irox
New England
Cape Ann
Horseneck
Watch Mill
Navy
Office of Naval Research
A Fe
Williams
Southern California
Los Angeles
Skimobile Race Slated March 1
Cheshire Lions Club sponsors the first annual skimobile race at Daniels Field Route 8 on Sunday March 1. Registrations close 11 am and the first race starts at noon. Events include stock sled modified sled powder puff and junior. Trophies awarded. Chairman John Delmolino assisted by James Witla and David Strzepek.
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Cheshire
The
Lions Club
Daniels’ Field
John Delmolino
James Witla
David Strzepek
Mt Greylock regional committee hires three staffers
Mt Greylock Regional School Committee named three new staffers including Jeffrey Parkman as industrial arts teacher and Mrs Parkman as clerk specialist effective Feb 2. Elmer H Karan was appointed custodian today. The board also listed extra duty appointments and sabbatical leaves, plus scholarships from Adams Markets and Kiwanis. The panel discussed regionalization and calendar alignment with nearby districts. Next meeting set for Feb 25 at Mt Greylock High.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Jeffrey Parkman
Williamsville
N.Y
Parkman
State University At New
Elmer H. Karan
Karan
Hunter Machine Co
North Adams
John McGowen
Ile
Lanesboro
Mt. Greytock
Osterman
Wilamstown
Lanesborn
Williamstown and Mr. Greylock
Mt. Greylock High
Re-Elect Deane Chairman In Selectmen Meeting
Washington officials re elected Alfred E. Deane as chairman at a Sunday meeting. Richard J. Hurley named secretary. Daniel O. Phillips joins as third member. Sun morning meetings move to Washington Elementary School at 11. Appointed officers include forest warden Douglas G. Poland and town counsel William W. Simons.
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Washington
Alfred E. Deane
Richard J. Hurley
Daniel O. Phillips
Washington Elementary School
Douglas G. Poland
Joseph N. Blotz
Board of Appeals
Robert G. Fllint
Edward J. Gallant
Harold J. Klein
Richard J. Borgnis
Erwine Levernoch
Ronald L. Adams
Veterans
Andrew I. Metho
William W. Simons
Community Club funds carpentry trip for 4-H Camp
The 4H Community Club raised funds at a Saturday poll sale to cover two carpentry projects for the 4 H Camp in Goshen. Attending the coin show in Dalton were Robert O. Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Borg nis.
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Washington
Goshen
Dalton
Robert O. Lawson
Richard J. Borgnis
Thom
Lenox Town Meeting votes on 29 warrant articles
Lenox voters will decide 29 items at the annual meeting Friday at 7 PM in Town Hall. Key proposals include transferring 40 000 for a new fire engine 1 500 to paint the Academy Building exterior and 5 500 for a new Town Hall road from surplus funds, plus water meters and junk car restrictions. The school budget at 997 739, up 12.5 percent, goes into effect in September. Two articles seek state licenses for seasonal and club license conversions to all alcohol permits.
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Lenox
Academy
Lenox High Honor Roll Names Second Period Grads
Lenox Memorial High School releases the second marking period honor list. Grade 7 high honors go to Steven Beyerlein and Dana Linstead. honors to David Eble, Cynthia French, Susan Anson, Suzanne Kelly, Mark Nejaie, Robert Rauch, Mary Ellen Vahle. Grade 8 high honors James Bell. honors Nancy Agar, Irene Carlson, James Kirby. Grade 9 high honors Laura Bhle and Elizabeth Gilson. honors Donie Bowne, Gregory Johns, Diane Larrivee, Donna Pignatelli. Grade 10 honors David Dean, John Fielding, Sue Ellen Vincelette, Denise Trabuld. Grade 11 high honors Stephen Crowe. honors Neila Connors, Susan Besa, Sally Liston, Paul Gatley, Ellen Kennedy, Susan Reinhold, Patricia Smith, William Watson. Grade 12 high honors Andrea Hardy and Paula Hardy. novors Deborah Hanson, Deborah Grant, Mary Ellen Carroll, Andrea Clark, Nancy Vincelette, William Stomski, Sarah Stearns, Catherine Somerville.
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Lenox
Memorial High
Steven Beyerlein
Dana Linstead
David Eble
Cynthia French
Susan Anson
Suzanne Kelly
Mark Nejaie
Robert Rauch
Mary Ellen Vahle
Vincelette
Denise Trabuld
Stephen Crowe
Neila Connors
Susan Besa
Sally Liston
Paul Gatley
Ellen Kennedy
Susan Reinhold
Patricia Smith
William Watson
Andrea Hardy
Paula Hardy
Novnors
Deborah Hanson
Deborah Grant
Mary Ellen Carroll
Andrea Clark
Nancy Vincelette
William Stomski
Sarah Stearns
Catherine Somerville
Welfare Office Renovation Approved by Finance Unit
Adams Finance Committee approved welfare office remodeling in Town Hall at about $8,000, with possible $1,000 cut by vinyl dooring and storage changes. Meeting rooms for Selectmen and Adams Housing Authority will be created, ceilings lowered, and panels installed to reduce painting. Welfare office rents $225 monthly and may move by May 1. Budget review shows total requests at $457,943, up $250,000 from last year, highway projects up sharply. parking plan on Park Street postponed at chamber request. regional school insurance premiums to be shared by region and town.
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Adams
Finance Committee
Selectmen
Robert Leitch
Adams Housing Authority
Lhe
Earl F. Kelley
Planning Board
Casimere Urbanek
Park Street
Chamber of Commerce
Redevelopment Authority
Donald R. Sommer
Chamber
Andrew J. Dilk
Trio To Perform At Baptist Church In Lebanon Springs
A Glen Cave Christian Academy vocal and instrumental trio will perform at the First Baptist Church in Lebanon Springs New York at 7 20 p m Friday The Rev Harold Brldy pastor will announce the devotional message by Rev and Mrs Paul Anderson The academy is affiliated with Glen Cave Bible School.
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Lebanon Springs
N.Y
Glen Cave
Maine
Christian Academy
First Baptist Church
Harold N. Brldy
Paul Anderson
Glen Cave Bible School
Joman's Club Marks 48th Anniversary
NEW LEBANON NY The Lebanon Valley Woman's Club celebrated its 48th anniversary with 39 attendees at Friendship Nowse on Friday. Charter members Mrs Catherine R Griffin Mrs Florence C Haight and Mrs Dorothea H Wylie received books of verses. A Bow Magic program was presented by Mrs Delmont T Keyes of Pittsfield Massachusetts. Mrs George W DeBell led the business session.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley Woman's Club
Friendship Nowse
Catherine R. Griffin
Florence C. Haight
Dorothea H. Wylie
Delmont T. Keyes
Pittsfield
Mass
George W. DeBell
New Bylaw Would Restrict Junk Cars
Lenox voters at Friday's annual meeting will vote on a new bylaw restricting junk and dilapidated motor vehicles. The measure defines junk cars, limits licenses to keep one car, and sets appeal and hearing procedures with fines up to $20 per day for violations.
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LENOX
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Williams Project
Carolyn Rueger Tol. Tarsl
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Edward Meier
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Knete
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Wile
Robert J. Osterman
Raymond Fil
Donald Westall
Mitchell Charkiewicz
Richard Dollase
Stanley Mathes
Cary Oakes
Francis Bellizia
Richard Donati
Louise Guild
Mary O'Neil
Mary D Palmer
Janet Patterson
John Blackmar
Francis Coll
Richard Hamilton
Anne Dunham
Guy Dushanek
Theresa Judge
John Case
Steven Murray
Robert Snyder
Charles Kedanour
Girls' Recreation Association
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James Borowski
Paul LePlante
D. Vincent O'Connor
Hamilton
University of Hawaii
Adams Super Markets
Kiwanis International
Arthur Norton
Australia
Joyce
Deane
Ralph Conroy
Anne LO
Uise Milles
Clifford M. Frambac
Baptist Church
Joman’s Club
Summer St
Walker
Pamela J. Nagle
Charles Nagle
Lenox Road
St. Joseph’s College
North Windham
St. Joseph's High School
Nagle
VFW
John Heath Jr
Law
Loeb’s
Foodtown
Lenox, Mass
Lenox National Bank
Lenox Tal
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