Adams Election Monday With Four Contests
Adams voters go to the polls at the state armory on Park Street from 7 am to 7 pm for four contests including the three year selectman seat held by Fred Dabrowski and regional shifts in school committee duties. 6,342 registered voters. last year 1,817 voted. Contested posts include two housing and redevelopment authority terms and three school committee seats.
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Adams
Fred Dabrowski
Adams Housing Authority and Redevelopment Authority
State Armory
Park Street
Adams Cheshire plan drug information sessions
A series of drug information programs planned for Adams Cheshire teachers parents and students aims to support a total health program for the school system. Programs include in service sessions for teachers screenings and panel discussions with experts and former addicts to address marijuana alcohol tobacco and drugs with student centered activities and a focus on listening to students. The initiative, endorsed by the school committee, is expected to cost about 1200 dollars and will involve high school and middle school presentations and workshops.
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Adams
Adams-Cheshire
Louise Robinson
Joseph Vigna
Leroy Kendrow
University of Massachusetts
Andrew Campo Ji
Daniel Gill
St. Charles’ Church
Pittsfield
Carmen Massimiano
State Commission On Drug Abuse
Lenox
Vigna
Mrs. Robinson
Dean Hepper
Kinsman Hall
Hillsdale
Hepper
Bether House
Cheshire
Robinson
Adams School Committee slate in Adams area
Incumbent Franklin A Herrmann of 10 Plunkett Lane was elected to the local school committee in 1964 and re elected in 1967. In January 1968 he suffered a sudden undiagnosed illness left him partially paralyzed. Leonard E Crass 39 of 20 Alger St an Adams native educated in local schools is a GE test man. He is director of the Adams Taxpayers Association and a Cartier Club member. James H Kelly TI of Walling Road was born in Pittsfield and is a GE planning specialist and photo supervisor. Casimer WR Kuza 17 East Hoosac St attended Adams Memorial High School served in the Marine Corps. He is in GE transformer department. Unopposed candidates listed for various boards.
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Adams
Redevelopment Authority
Adams Memorial High School
Wielaczka
Edward J. Meczywor
Alger St
Aladec Laundry
Adams Tax- Payers Association
Planning Board
Maple Grove Civic Club
Turkers Club
Police Athletic League
Louise Wilusz
Franklin A. Herrmann
Plunkett Lane
Leonard E. Crass
The
Adams Taxpayers Asscriation
Cartier Club
Judith LaFreniere
James H. Kelly TI
Walling Road
Pittsfield
St. Joseph's High School
Adams Taxpayers Association
Famous Photographers’ School
Dolores Kieltyka
Casimer WR. Kuza
East Hoosac St
Marine Corps
Gloria LaBonte
Ralph W. Hutchinson
Cheshire
Hutchinson’ Sand & Gravel Co
Hutchinson Realty Trust
Naval Seabees
Naval Reserve
Hutchinson
Ruth KR. Zink
Dalton
Raymond FR. Clairmont
Adams High School
Bliss Business College
North Adams
McCann Votational School
Clairmont
Dewey & Army Chemical Co
Union Incal
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Rod and Gun Club
Dorothy Brown
Town Employes Seek Votes For Insurance Questions
Adams officials seek voter approval on three questions for Mondays ballot, aiming to raise the towns share of group life and health insurance premiums from 50 to 75 percent. Bonuses from policies largely unused by workers would stay with the town, reducing net cost to the town. Also on the ballot are 54 town meeting member seats with 59 candidates across five precincts leaving two posts vacant.
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ADAMS
Hickory Film Club To Sponsor War Games Ballad at Berkshire Playhouse
Stockbridge Tive films War Games and Ballad of Love will be shown tonight and tomorrow night at 8 30 at the Berkshire Playhouse. Sponsored by the Hickory Film Club and the Berkshire Peace Action Committee. Miss Madeline Finnerty, daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Finnerty of Goodrich Street, elected to the interest committee at the College of the Sacred Heart Newton where she is a junior majoring in studio art.
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Tive Films
Madeline Finnerty
John J. Finnerty
Goodrich Street
College of the Sacred Heart
Newton
Voters Route $7,225 for Fire District 24
Twenty four voters attended the annual Fire District meeting at Kittredge School and disposed of 18 articles in 30 minutes. The warrant set appropriations of $7,224.50, up $160.50 from last year, reflecting funds for annual reports and clerk salary. Officers elected: Susan Quail, clerk. Daniel J. Carroll, treasurer and collector. J Edward Pelkey, moderator. William A. Goddard to a three year term as water commissioner.
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Hinsdale
Fire District
Kittredge School
Susan Quail
Daniel J. Carroll
J. Edward Pelkey
William AL. Goddard
Walter
Local Officials Elected For Term Roster and Budgets
Chard N. Galencia named water commissioner for a two year term while David E. Quail and Dana G. Cobb win three year and two year terms on the Prudential Committee with no contests. The town approves appropriations totaling 7704.50 covering sewer maintenance sidewalks fire district officers salaries workmen compensation printing district reports Belmont work and a stabilization fund.
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Chard N. Galencia
David E. Quail
Dana G. Cobb
Prudential Committee
Belmont
Civic Group Backs Ketchen for Free Warden
South Lee Civic Association president Robert Gaul said the group will endorse Andrew Ketchen for free warden via a public advertisement. Ketchen was among four candidates at the association dinner dance, with Ketchen chosen by members though the group remains bipartisan. New officers elected include James Wellspeak as vice president and Mrs. Andrew Ketchen as secretary.
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South Lee
Robert Gaul
South Lee Civic Association
Andrew Ketchen
Gaul
Ketchen
James Wellspeak
Daniel Sullivan
Mr. Ketchen
Henry Ford
Samuel Huggins
Richard Ford
William Powers Sr
Reverend Sullivan to Speak at St Mary St Martha Sodality
The Rev Patrick A Sullivan Sr of Shadowbrook will address the St Mary St Martha Sodality at St Marys School. The meeting follows Benediction at 8 pm at St Marys Church.
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Patrick A. Sullivan, Sr
Shadowbrook
St. Mary-St. Martha
Snowmobiles Reported Stolen in Two Residences
Three snowmobiles were stolen from two residences between Thursday night and yesterday morning. Gordon Leeman’s East Street yard yielded two snowmobiles and a trailer, while Mrs. Charles Flint’s Cape Street yard had one snowmobile taken. One Leeman vehicle was recovered at Laurel Lake Boat Ramp and the trailer on East Center Street. two snowmobiles remain missing.
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Gordon Leeman
East Street
Cape Street
Charles Flint
Leeman
Laurel Lake
East Center Street
Dalton Rod and Gon Club Meeting Agenda
Dalton Rod and Gun Club will meet at 7 30 p m Sunday at the club house. Reports will be heard from the Building Membership and Game Supper Committees. The group will discuss stocking game and fish in the area.
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Rod and Gon Club
Lee Town Meeting Sees 78 Candidates for 54 Seats
The Eagle lists 78 candidates seeking 54 town meeting representative seats in Lee for next Monday's annual election. One candidate, Martin W. Deely, 34, holds a bachelor’s degree from Williams College and a master’s from Wharton. He is a Lee housewife’s husband and a Lee Lime Co. sales vice president.
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Lee
Eagle
Martin WH. Deely
Pease
District 6 candidates seek nine seats in local race
Ronald H Brink Debra Avenue age 31 Groton Central High School Auburn Community College quality control engineer GB C Marcel Brunell Laurel Street Hi four years Planning Board three years School Committee nine years Richard H DuPont Golden Hill Road 43 Lee High School University of Miami owner Berkshire Decorators Co Francis D Foley Jr Pease Terrace 38 bachelor St Michael's College ss Market research GE Richard Graham Jr Navin Heights 38 Utica College Syracuse University chemical engineer GE John T Kelly Laurel Street Thomas A Consolali Debra Avenue 27 bachelor sociology St Ambrose College Loyola University supervisor Mt Everett Regional High School Sheffield Joseph V Bianco Theresa Terrace 30 Eastern National Radio School Boston Northeastern Drexel Institute neuve PA quality control engineer GE ordnance Frank V McCarthy Navin Heights 45 Tufts Columbia county editor The Eagle William McConville Debra Avenue 33 University of Massachusetts sales manager Tri State Power Sled Distributors Lee Shirley Miller Mus Navin Meights 48 Stamford University housewife James F Nolan Laurel Street W Crangell School Boston College owner James F Nolan Trucking Co Carl Shirley Summer Street 51 Pratt Institute civil engineer Shirleys Realty Co Lee Lewis Wf Steadman Center Street 71 Somerville High School City College of New York director Veterans Service Department
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John T. Kelly
Laurel Street
Thomas A. Consolali
Debra
The
Irish Nation
Avenue
Killimor
Ireland
St. Ambrose
Kimberlylege
Clark Corp
Loyola University
Mt Everett Regional High School
Sheffield
Cheshire Election Monday Has 2 Contests on Ballot
Cheshire voters will decide two contests on Monday for seats on the Planning Board and Board of Assessors at Cheshire School auditorium. Polls run 9 am to 7 pm with 1317 registered voters. Incumbents seeking re election without opposition include Harvey J. Daniels Mabel F. Cox Joseph H. Brunnell Thomas A. Beattie and David Wojtasek. Stanley T. Zarek seeks reelection as moderator for a one year term.
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Cheshire
Planning Board
Board of Assessors
Cheshire School
Harvey J. Daniels
Mabel F. Cox
Joseph H. Brunell
Thomas A. Beattie
David Wojtasek
Board of Health
Stanley T. Zarek
Lenox sets dog license pickup and local election slate
Town Clerk Rita Payson announces 1970 1971 dog licenses may be picked up at Town Hall with April 1 deadline for dogs over three months. Lenox Planning Board elects one for five years with candidates Hutchinson and D Elia and D O Bryan and Clairmont running for Assessor and other posts. Also Rosary Altar Society meets at St. Ann's Church with guest Rev. William J. O Shea.
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Lenox
Rita T. Payson
Rosary Altar Society
St. Ann's Church
Lenox Community Center
William J. O'Shea
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Lanoxdale
Father O’shea
Youngsters League Directors Meet Sunday at Fire Station
The Youngsters League directs meet Sunday at 7 30 p m at the local fire station. All interested parties are invited to attend. Snowmobile races sponsored by the Cheshire Lions Club start at noon Sunday at Daniels Field Route 8.
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Cheshire Lions Club
Daniels’ Field
Route 8
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Pine St
Berkshire County Assessors Association
Dabrowski
Dorothy LaPiere
Donald C. Blanchette
Newark St
North Adams State College
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Capital
Conservation Commission
Berkshire Counly
Mt. Greylock
Barbara Exford
Robert A. Carlson
Fisk Road
Miami
Pla
Jamaica
N.Y
Lee High School
Massachusetts Radio and TV
Navy
Shapiro Chevrolet, Inc
Masons
Chevrolet
Clu
Virginia Bienick
Elect 1
Joseph Vigna Jr
Burt St
C.T. Plunkett Junior High School
Springfield College
Westfield State College
Lions Club
Elaine Bouchard
Frederick Berthiaume
Noble Place
Hei
South Pacific
Berthi— Jaume
Bertha McGrath
Adams School Committee
Merton S. Anthony
Alexander A. Cwalinski
Robert J. Sirard
Joseph A. Roulier
James J. Macek
Oscar R. Choquette
Edmund L. Williams
Joseph F. Kosiba
John Miles
James H. Dynes
Walter Zepka
Walter Zepka, Three Years, Cemetery Commission
Albert M. Abbraham
North Berkshire Regional School Committee
S&h
Mobil Heating Oil
Lenox GL Co
Lenox Enterprise
Stockbridge
Summer St
Davy Crockett
Lee Ymca
L P.m
Central School
Women's Fellowship of
First Congregational Church of
Walter S. Ryan
Vatican
Tri-Town
Eagle Camp
Lena
Marie D. Bettega
Steven Cozzaglio
Pol
Adv
van Heusen
Dack’s
Lee News Room
Lee Town Meeting
Tachelor
Skidmore College
Ronald H. Brink
Debra Avenue
C. Marcel Brunell
Richard H. DuPont
Golden Hill Road
University of Miami
Berkshire Decorators Co
Francis D. Foley Jr
Pease Terrace
St. Michael's College
Hess & Market
Ordnance Systems
Richard Graham, Jr
Navin Heights
Utica College
Syracuse University
Joseph V. Bianco
Theresa Terrace
Eastern National Radio School of Boston
Charlotte P. Davis
Northeastern Universit Navin Avenue
Drexel Institute of Tech
Nology
Pennsylvania
GE Ordnance
Frank V. McCarthy
Tufts University
Columbia
William McConville
Tri- State Power Sled Distributors
Shirley Miller
Navin, Meights
Stamford University
James F. ‘Nolan
Crangell School
Boston College
James F. Nolan
Carl Shirley
Summer Street
Pratt Institute
Shirley’s Realty Co
Lewis’ Wf. Steadman
Center Street
Somerville High
City College of New York
Veterans Service Department of
Joe’s Grill
Ralph D. D'Elia
Petricea Construction Co
Mechanic Arts, High School
Northeastern University
Berkshire County Regional Planning Commission
St. Mary's Parish
D'Elia
Mer Eleanor Heath
Donald O'Bryan
Vermont
Vermont Junior College
Lee Lime Corp
O'Bryan
Leona Kalinowski
Rutland
Padi
Sam
Marge Stalker
Reymond Gardner
Mrs
Robert Chaney
Dick Ford
Merry Ford
George McDonough
End
Daniel Selliven
Paul Haywood
James Bailey
Robert Collins
Mes
James Herrison
Norman
Chick" Fetter
William Powers
George Wellspeak
Peter Gajewski
Harry Johnson
Wilbur Hunt
Mr. and
Francis Bicsin
Edward Zanetti
Elmer Sparks
Sherman Somerville
Paul Monaching
George Castranov
David Griffin
Gerard Hickey
George D. Barting
Onite Pratt
Robert Gurl
So,lee, Mass
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