Medical Office Complex Planned at Fairview
Great Barrington authorities plan a two story $250000 to $300000 medical office center adjacent to Fairview Hospital. The project aims to attract young physicians, with financing possible through nonprofit foundations. The plan, four years in the works, would reduce parking space but expand hospital services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Great Barrington
Fairview Hospital
Burton H. Morrell
Edward Warren
Sheffield
Board of Trustees
Morreil
James Hickey
Morrell
Berkshire County
Lewis Avenue
Ecumenical Meetings to Be Sunday Night
The second in a series of ecumenical meetings will be sponsored by local churches Sunday at 7 20 p m at St Peter's Youth Center. Discussion will center on Where Do We Go From Here A report of Human Relations Council activities will be read. The public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
St. Peter's
Human Relations Council
Mooney Campaign Ad Spots on WSBS Opinion Show
John W. P. Mooney appears on the WSBS Opinion Program tomorrow at 2 to 6 pm urging voters to select him for selectman next Monday February 23. Betty Krainis runs political ad urging support. A new Dr Scholl foot aid display is at Bill's Pharmacy on Main Street with TV stamps offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. P. Mooney
WSBS
Selectman
Betty Krainis
Dr. Scholl
Bill's
Main Street
Summer Studies Program at Simon's Rock Receives Grant
Summer Seventy, the first summer studies program at Simon's Rock School, will receive financial aid from the Graitmeyer Foundation. The college is among four of eighteen applicant schools to obtain grants. The aid supports innovative education approaches, funding a forthcoming five week environmental studies session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Simon’s Rock School
Graitmeyer Foundation
Braitmeyer
Simon’s Rock
Pittsfield man fined for uninsured, unregistered vehicle plates
Lloyd A. Nolan 26 of Francis Avenue Pittsfield paid 120 in Southern Berkshire District Court after pleading not guilty to three motor vehicle charges operating uninsured vehicle unregistered vehicle and attaching improper plates He was given two weeks to pay by Judge George R McCormick A Trooper said Nolan was summoned January 16 in West Stockbridge for a defective taillight while en route to Albany hospital where his father was critically ill In a separate case Donn A. Lewis 41 of Railroad Street was fined 10 after pleading not guilty to littering Police traced trash along Long Pond Road to Lewis who said he moved rubbish from his car to replace a spare tire and then left it on the road McCormick ordered Lewis to pick up the rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Lloyd A. Nolan
Francis Avenue
Pittsfield
Southern Berkshire
Nolan
George R. McCormick
Martin Fay
Lee Barracks
West Stockbridge
Fay
Albany, N.Y
George Y. Ullrich
Donn A. Lewis
Railroad Street
Berter B. Moro
Long Pond Road
Lewis
McCormick
Parish Committee To Meet Monday In Canaan Conn
Canaan East Canaan Congregational Church to host a joint parish committee meeting Monday at 7 30 pm. Each chief officer must attend or send an alternate. Agenda covers appointing the 1970 chairman and planning joint parish activities from March through September. Open to interested parish members. World Day of Prayer planned for March 6 at East Canaan Church. First Selectman and Mrs Natale Dalone visiting relatives in Santa Ana California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Conn
Congregational Church
East Canaan
Church Women United
Canaan-Falls
Wohlfert Re-Elected Head Of Fire District In Canaan
Frederick B. Wohlfert was reelected warden of the North Canaan Fire District at its annual meeting. Officers reappointed include Walter Arba as clerk and treasurer, Henry Pozzetta tax collector, Anthony Zavagnin and Charles Beaujon Jr. as tax board. New officers Beaujon to the executive committee, Margaret Davidson assessor, and George Laffargue assessor fill vacancies. By-law change sets annual meeting to the second Saturday in March. Depositories named: Canaan National Bank, Canaan Savings Bank, Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.
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Canaan
Conn
Frederick B. Wohlfert
North Canaan
Walter D. Arba
Henry Pozzetta
Tax Calfeetor
Anthony Zavagnin
Charles Beaujon Jr
Board of Tax Review
Beaujon
Margaret Davidson
George Laffargue
Ray Walrath
Canaan National Bank
Canaan Savings Bank
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co
Audubon President to Speak Sunday in Canaan
Dr Ar mand Oppenheimer newly named president of the Hou Salonic Audubon Society will address a public meeting on Commitment to Life Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Pilgrim The event, sponsored by the Pilgrim Club, notes his role as associate clinical professor at Columbia University and educator in anthropology. He and his wife, long-time Lime Rock residents, have devoted effort to natural-resource preservation. Pilgrim Club members gather at 6:30 for a sandwich supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Oppenheimer
Lime Rock
New York
Commerce Chamber Elects Remo Renza President in Canaan
Remo Renza of Salisbury Road was elected president of the Chamber of Commerce at the February board meeting, succeeding R. Frederick Perkins. Donald Goodburn was named vice president and Harry E. Lawson secretary-treasurer. Directors outlined plans for the coming year and the note on local league results appears in a separate sports item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan, Conn
Remo Renza
Salisbury Road
Chamber of Commerce
R. Frederick Perkins
Donald Goodburn
Harry E. Lawson
70 Census Shows Master Plan Forecast Wrong Dalton
Town Clerk Robert G Bartlett announced Dalton’s population at 7 484, 1 104 fewer than the 1961 master plan projection by Charles M Evans Associates of Bastom. The plan had forecast 9 366 for 1975, a figure that may also prove inaccurate.
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Dalton
Robert G. Bartlett
Charles M. Evans & Associates
Bastom
Building Subcommittee to Hear Ballpark Figure on School
Central Berkshire Regional building subcommittee meets at 7 30 tonight to review Paul Lieneck of Haynes Lieneck Smith on a two story elementary school plan. The report should include a ballpark figure for the project as a possible proposal to the full school committee and voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Central Berkshire
Paul Lieneck
Haynes, Lieneck & Smith
Lieneck
Tis
Two Students Named Delegates To Puerto Rico Fellowship
Miss Mary Martha Noyes and Miss Melody Wright of Canaan become delegates to the Connecticut Pilgrim Fellowship midwinter conference in Puerto Rico. They will depart from Bradley Airport and stay at separate sites with youth teams from Connecticut United Church of Christ parishes during school vacation.
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Canaan, Conn
Mary Martha Noyes
Norbert B. Noyes
Granite Avenue
Melody Wright
Richard M. Wright
Salisbury Road
Connecticut Pilgrim Fellowship
Puerto Rico
Miss Noyes
Miss Wright
Pilgrim Fellowship
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Bradley International Airport
United Church of Christ
Connecticut
Pleasant Street Market Tops Brooks In Biddy League Opener
Pleasant Street Market defeated Brooks 45-40 in the first Biddy Basketball League game, tying for first place. Szwyd scored 21 and Zucchi 9 for the winners, while Ryan had 21 and Gilligan 10 for Brooks. VFW beat Johnny's Garage 61-48, led by Crane's 24 and Montana 12. Legion beat Chippy's Contractors 59-39 with Teggs 29 and Forfa 33. Games rescheduled for Thursday due to a storm. standings list Brooks, VFW, Pleasant Street Market tied, American Legion 5-6, Chippy's 2-8, Johnny's 1-10. Next games moved to Sunday for town election day afternoon slate.
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Housatonic
Pleasant Street Market
Brooks
Robert Szwyd
Jeffrey Zucchi
Szwyd
Zucchi
George Ryan
Paul Gilligan
Insers
VFW
Johnny's Garage
Billy Crane
Peter Montana
Kevin Welch
David Smith
American Legion
Chippy's
Thomas Teggs
Steve Forfa
the Legion
William Biasin
Chippy’s
Brooks Insurance
Chippy's Contractors
Johnny’s
Dalton approves BOCA building code at town meeting
Voters at Dalton's Wednesday annual town meeting adopted the BOCA basic building code as published by the Building Officials' Conference of America Inc. The measure includes Article 3 additions and deletions. Augustus J. Schnopp Jr. and John W. Bartels explained the code's purpose for homeowner protection and to provide the building inspector with a standard to rely on. Thomas H. White noted the need for local code when Wahconah Regional High School was built and cited an example of improper plumbing, highlighting the risk of inadequate venting on a bubbler system.
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Dalton
Building Officials’ Conference of America, Inc
John W. Bartels
Augustus J. Schnopp Jr
Building Code Committee
Schnopp
Piltsfield
Gilbert F. Rudd
Thomas H. White
State Department of Education
Dalton Schools
Wahcouah Regional High School
Dalton approves 1.516 million for regional school district
Dalton voters largely endorsed spending 1.516 million for the Central Berkshire Regional School District, a 651,746 increase from last year and the largest budget item. Harold F. Barnes questioned the 55,227 listed as other expenses, while School Committee chair Martin J. Cooney defended it as a standard line for dues travel and petty cash. He noted teacher salaries rising to 6,300 starting, with a 16,000 contract increase funded from available money. Cooney also explained the 60,300 School Committee figure includes 0,000 reallocation expected to be returned or used to cut next year’s budget, and 52,154 for office staff reflecting regional staffing across seven towns. Sports night at YMCA Youth Center planned. no movie. Sharon Loehr miss on high school honor roll noted. Pvt. James W. Patrus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alice W. Patrus, completed nine weeks of infantry training at Ft. Polk. Dalton residents urged to reelect Thomas J. Callahan to the Board of Selectmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Central Berkshire
Harold F. Barnes
Dalton Taxpayers Association
Martin J. Cooney
Barnes
Cooney
Sharon Loehr
Wahconah
Army Pvt
James W. Patryn
Alice W. Patryn
Grange Hall Road
Ft. Polk
Legion and Auxiliary Change Meeting Night
Legion Post 298 commander Donald Lawrence announces the joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting moved from the first Wednesday to the first Monday each month. Next regular business meeting is March 2 at 7 20 PM at Legion headquarters in Central Block.
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Housatonic
Donald Lawrence
Murphy- Leary
American Legion
Legion
Auxiliary
Central Block
PTA Card Party Planned by HOUSATONIC PTA
Mrs Bruce Bailly chairs a PTA public card party set for March 19 at 8 p.m. at the Community Center. Reservations are being taken by Mrs Donald Holcomb Prospect Street Mrs Elliott Stannard Risingdale and Mrs Henry J Bailly Park Street.
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Housatonic
Bruce Bailly
PTA
Donald Holcomb
Prospect Street
Elliott Stannard
Risingdale
Henry J. Bailly
Park Street
New PTO Seeks Members for Dalton Elementary
Dalton leaders form a Parent Teacher Organization for Center and Craneville schools, inviting additional parents to join Monday at Dalton Junior High School. The group aims to support students and strengthen home school cooperation through library, newsletters, resources, trips, and varied programs. a banner rewards largest parent turnout.
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Dalton
PTO
Center
Craneville
Pvt David Biggart Goes to Ft Lewis
Pvt David G Biggart of 525 Main St has returned to Ft Lewis Washington after several days with his wife and his parents Mr and Mrs William Biggart Jr He has graduated from advanced infantry training and expects to be sent to Vietnam
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Dalton
David G. Biggart
Main St
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Wiliam Biggart Jr
Biggart
Vietnam
Appropriations list from Dalton town meeting items
The Dalton town meeting spent on regional schooling, town services, elections and registrations, police and safety, health, parks, veterans and library salaries, maintenance, and debt interests. Notable line items include planning, street work, new cruiser and radio gear, nurse and physician expenses, street lighting, park equipment, and regional planning commissions with a large total of 1978 in appropriations.
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Dalton
Selectmen Wars
Hse
Tor
Planning Board
Traffic Commission
Veterans’ Services Mae
Salares
Trust Fonds
Serkahire
Craneville Schoolcoe
Greenridge Park
Cranevills Schoat
Hinsdale Road
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Wilkinson
Blades
VICK
DIAL
Great Sarrington
South Berkshire Bureau
Chrysler
Chevrolet
FORD
Jack Dunn
Eves
South St. Dial
Greet Barringtéen
Hark Detrin
Grent Berringten
Sheffield Motors
First Selectman
Natale Dalone
Billy Patton
Santa Ana
Calif
Ann Louise
Meviatannt St. Ballet
Nempapers
American Association of Nempaper
Claire Leffingwell
Wohlfert
Audubon Society
Commerce Chamber
Remo
Bantam League
Housatoniy
Cook
Comstock
Joseph Grossetti
Stanley Sutkowski
William Milani
Pieropan
Housatonic Pharmacy
Thomas Barry
Bradley Gerard
Pharmacy
Housatonic Water Works Company
Weliver
Kelly
Package Store
Mass
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power
Haddam Neck
Thomas Glennon
Donald Severance
Robert Pozzi
John Pozzi
Orchard Street
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Joseph Amenta
Winsted
Richard W
Bettyjane LaCasse
Cecelia Bailly
Legion Bears Contractors
Dorothy Chapman
BOCA
Ymca Youth Center
Board of Selectmen
Thomas J. Callahan
PTA Card Party
David Biggart
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