Three new selectmen chosen in Stockbridge vote
In West Stockbridge the town will have three new selectmen for the coming year. John Miller led with 291 votes, James O'Brien 227, and Thomas Clark 44. Incumbent George Panzeri was defeated by one vote with 203. There were 393 ballots of 629 registered voters. Incumbent Moderator Eugene A. Dellea ran unopposed and received 313 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Stockbringe
West
Stockbridge
John
Miller
James O’brien
Thomas Clark
George Panzeri
Eugene A. Dellea
Angelo Das
Newton Kasson
Francis G. Masiero
Louis Panzeri
Booster Club Food Sale Across District to Aid Seniors
The Spartan Booster Club will host a districtwide food sale March 14 in Berkshire Hills Regional School District communities. Proceeds fund athletic awards for Monument Mountain High School seniors. Sales run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kempton's Insurance in Stockbridge, Community Center in Housatonic, Adams Super Market in Great Barrington, and Town Rooms in West Stockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Spartan Booster Club
Berkshire Hills
Monument Mountain High School
Kempton
Insurance Agency
Stockbridge
Housatonic
Adams Super Market
West Stockbridge
Stephen Campétti
Henry Pieselman
Robert Kinne
Alex Dezieck
Donald Moulthrop
Alan Macy
Francis Mooney
George Panzeri
Bruno Magdalenski
Chester High talent show seeks performers in May
The Chester High School Alumni Association will sponsor an annual talent show in May. Interested participants should attend a rehearsal at Town Hall tomorrow at 7 PM. All age groups welcome. Mrs Pia Stenico of Main Street is currently at Springfield Medical Center.
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Chester High School Alumni Association
Town Hall
Pia Stenico
Main Street
Springfield Medical Center
Two New Faces on Gt. Barrington Selectmen
In Great Barrington and Housatonic, John W. P. Mooney and Raymond F. Drumm, both Republicans from Housatonic, win seats on the Board of Selectmen alongside Democrat Paul J. Gibbons in 1970. Other winners include Donald C. Garanson for Planning Board, Emilio P. Passetto for Board of Appeals, and Aldo L. Oggiani for Cemetery Commission, with incumbents prevailing in several races. Ballot questions on health and accident insurance for active and retired town employees were defeated, total votes 1,925. Incumbent Town Treasurer Joseph C. Casey led with 1,497 votes.
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Great Barrington
John W.P. Mooney
Raymond F. Drumm
Housatonic
Paul J. Gibbons
Donald C. Garanson
Terrence F. Coyle
Planning Board
Emilio P. Passetto
Patrick F. Sweeney
Board of Appeals
Aldo L. Oggiani
Richard #. Snow
Cemetery Commission
Thaddeus J. Zmistowski
Charles J. Benham
Charles J. Castronova
Coyle
Park Commission
Joseph C. Casey
Wousatonie
James C. McCarty
Paul C. White
Mooney
Drumm
Gibbons
Harold J. Beckwith
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Great Barrington Village
Board of Selectmen
Wederater
William P. Murtagh
Doumph M. Casey
Law
Assestor
Yeate
G. Gulai
Scheel
Dr. Donn
Masser
Walter F. Atweed
Frank ©. Spaulding
Yaar Nathan Brickman
Abwa
James J. Sullivan
John Tuer
Vais Roger G. Gendreau
Joseph J. Barry
Wae
Della A. Castroneva
Fase L. Gardaila
Fourth Officer Is Named to Police Dept
STOCKBRIDGE Edward J. Tacobacci, 48, of Church Street, named by the Selectmen as the fourth full time officer. He begins today after three years as a special police officer. Reappointments listed include John J. Downs, Joseph T. McCormick, and several town officials. The Selectmen ordered a new sander for the Highway Department from Davis Tractor Co. with $2,439 appropriated at last week’s town meeting.
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Stockbridge
Edward J. Tacobacci
Church Street
Tacobacci
William J. Obanhein
John J. Downs
Joseph T. McCormick
McCormick
Robert G. Williams
George FE. Emerson Jr
James F. Kiley
Lilian C. Rathbun
Harold Dewkett
Civil Defense
Francis L. Pilling
Karl G. Cooper
Robert N. Faber Jr
Ohanhein
Louis J. Peyron
Richard €. Masiera
Harry M. Searing
John F. Decker
John J. Pensky
Conservation Commission
Highway Department
Davis ‘Tractor Co
Southboro
Davis
Dog Restraint Order Lifted By Stockbridge Officials
Stockbridge leaders rescinded the dog restraining order amid low public cooperation but warned owners the pets will be shot if found chasing deer in the woods. Police Chief Obanhein and three officers were appointed as town dog officers to enforce safety and insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Wiliam J. Qbanhein
Selectmen
James’ F. Riley
George E. Everson Jr
Obanhein
Selectmen Reelect Williams at Reorganizing Meeting
Robert G. Williams was re-elected chairman of the Selectmen at their reorganizational meeting. George E. Emerson Jr. was named clerk of the board. James F. Kiley was named the third member.
Federated Church Women to Meet. Spencer to Speak
The Women's Society of the Federated Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the parish house. Miss Linda Spencer will speak and show slides from her Europe trip last fall. A Bible study class is set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Federated Church parsonage with Mrs. Edward C. Hempel in charge.
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Women's Society of the Federated Church
Linda Spencer
Europe
Federated Church Parsonage
Edward C. Hempel
Recount in Alford Reveals Three-Way Tie for Third Seat
Alford recount shows three candidates tied for third seat on board after 35 votes each due to erased marks. Board Chair Chapin seeks town counsel Curtiss advice. potential caucuses or new election timing could push vote in 10 to 15 days.
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Alford
Selectman
John Rood
William Karmanik
Adrian Rudolph
William L. Chapin
Selectmen
Board of Registrars
Rood
Karmanik
Rudolph
Chapin
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Curtiss
Boston
Chapt
Medeo Morandi
Morandi
Lf Curtiss
Supervisor Black named to nine Columbia committees
Tel 195 2373 NEW LEBANON NY Supervisor William J Black, the town's Columbia County Board of Supervisors representative, has been appointed to nine committees by board chairman Elsworth B Weaver. The panels include Civil Service, county general insurance, county-owned property, illegal taxes and erroneous assessments, justices and constables, salaries, sheriff and jail, building and supplies at Chatham, and reapportionment.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
William J. Black
Columbia County Board of Supervisors
Elsworth B. Weaver
Chatham
Two Hearings on Stockbridge Variances Tonight
Two applications for variances to the town zoning bylaw will be heard by the Board of Appeals tonight at 7 20 at Town Hall. Edward J. Burke of Mount Vernon New York seeks a 10 foot setback in Beachwood Stockbridge Bowl near a vacation home, while Michael C T Brookes of Church Street requests a similar relief for a small addition to his home. The 30 foot back line and 15 foot side lot requirements are the affected standards.
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Stockbridge
Board of Appeals
Town Hall
Edward J. Burke
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Michael C. T. Brookes
Church Street
Burke
Beachwood
Stockbridge Bowl
Brookes
Bird Dog Club Sets Dinner Meeting Saturday
The Capital District Bird Dog Club will hold its annual dinner meeting Saturday at 7 at the Crossroads Restaurant in Latham. Election of officers, installation of new members, and planning for the year’s activities are on the agenda. Membership is open to anyone interested in sporting dogs. Reservations with John A. Lawrence Jr. or Wayland Richardson.
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Lebanon Springs
N.Y
Capital District
Bird Dog Club
Hilltop Farm
Crossroads
Latham
John A. Lawrence Jr
Albany
Lawrence
Arcadia Ave
Wayland F. Richardson
North Helderberg Parkway
Slingerlands
Business Operation In Home Is Denied In Stockbridge
STOCKBRIDGE Mrs. William Bein of Yale Hill and New York denies conducting a business in her home after the Selectmen learned she was running a health clinic without a permit. She says she did not conduct any business but seeks to establish herself in Stockbridge and would meet the board in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Selectmen
William Bein
Yale Hill
New York
Bein
Ann Rude
Truck Overturns with Cargo of Eggs Ruined
A Pine Lane Poultry Farm truck from Hillsdale overturned on Route 22 near Indian Head Mountain around 9 25 pm, ruining about 230 crates of eggs. Driver Michael Walsh of Chatham was uninjured as the truck toppled on its right side after a rear wheel blowout on a downhill grade. A Lebanon Valley Protective Association pumper cleaned gasoline leaks and a state truck crew spread sand on the resulting ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Springs
N.Y
Pine Lane Poultry Farm
Hillsdale
Indian Head Mountain
Michael Walsh
Chatham
Lebanon Valley Protective Association
Two Drug Films to Be Shown in Monterey
Monterey police and the youth group sponsor two color films on drug abuse at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Congregational Church social room. The films 503 Marijuana and Drugs and the Nervous System illustrate effects and consequences of narcotics on people. No admission charge. Refreshments available. Residents of Monterey and nearby towns invited.
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Monterey
Police Department
Monterey Youth Group
Socral Mom
Musical Program Slated at Gould Farm Monterey
Music of the Washington, Lincoln and Kennedy eras will be presented in concert by visiting musicians Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Gould Farm sponsored by the Farm. The program features the Rev Fred Musson haritone soloist from Hillsdale and Miss Kathleen King a local pianist. Mrs Rose Jeckwig will direct. The public is welcome.
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Gould Farm
Fred Musson
Haritone
Hillsdale
Kathleen King
Rose Jeckwig
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