Hinsdale Hearing Set on Casey Package Store Permit
Hinsdale residents will attend a public hearing on Wednesday Jan 21 at 7 30 p m in the selectmen s office for John M Casey Sr Maple Street to obtain a package store beer and wine license at the former Frissell Store Two weeks earlier Frank Chichetta Lenox had a similar request at the same site the board rejected his bid 2 1 Casey would join Naughton s Market and South Street Package Store if approved local residents and area families are mentioned including military and funeral travel notes by local households and former Hinsdale residents visiting over the New Year holiday including Vincent Doyle and family from Waterbury Conn and Carlton Peeples and family from Maple Street Bel Air Md for the funeral of C W Peeples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Selectmen’s
John M. Casey
Maple Street
Frissell
Frank “Chichetta
Lenox
Casey
Naughton’s Market
South Street
Army
Michael CG. Galencia
Warren H. Galeucia
Michaels Road
1St’ Infantry Division
Vietnam
Carlton N. Peeples
Bel Air
Peeples
C.W. Peeples
Vincent ¥. Doyle
Waterbury, Conn
Bid Opening Tonight for Middle School Construction
WORTHINGTON The School Committee will open bids by general contractors for the Gateway Regional Middle School in Huntington tonight at 8. A Town Hall meeting Tuesday at 8 will present cost information and a special town meeting to vote on the bond issue is set for January 22 at the Town Hall. Diane B Hemingway of Great Barrington was granted divorce from David A Hemingway of Lee. they married in Norwalk Conn April 4 1964 and have no children. Donna L Dupras of Adams was granted divorce from Robert D Dupras of parts unknown. they wed in Williamstown May 37 1963 and their three children are wards of the state. The court denied a petition for divorce by Marie A Fuore of Lenox against Henry J Fuore of Lenox. they married in Nassau NY November 16 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Gateway
Huntington
Town Hall
Diane B. Hemingway
Great Barrington
David A. Hemingway
Lee
Norwalk
Conn
Donna L. Dupras
Adams
Robert D. Dupras
Parts
Williamstown
Marie A. Fuore
Lenox
Henry 4. Fuore
Cimini Orders Improvements By Landlord In Court
District Court continued the case of Michael Delusky a Wahconah Street landlord charged with sanitary code violations. Inspector Benham said repairs were needed including a hazardous space heater and the judge ordered relocation and ventilation. Delusky pledged to comply by Tuesday. The town health official urged a maintenance staff for his housing units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Delusky
North St
Paul L. Benham
Delusky
Wahconah Street
Benham
Frank W. Cimini
Ady. Anthony Roberto
Jean Massimiano
Arnold Rose
Harold Stein
Wingate Guilty On Driving Under Influence Charges
District Court heard testimony this morning as Judge Frank W Cimini found Kenneth D Wingate of 236 Daniels Ave guilty of operating under the influence endangering drunkenness and leaving the scene of a property damage accident. Wingate received fines of 50, 25, and 25 dollars for the first, second, and fourth counts respectively. Wayne Calkins of Pomeroy Avenue was cleared on a charge of operating without registration. John J Quinn of 92 Harvard St pleaded guilty to operating under the influence and was fined 35 dollars. Earlier Francis Fillion of Adams paid 10 dollars for failure to keep to the right and Robert Kettler of Lenox paid 5 dollars for a red light violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Collins
Frank W.cimini
Kenneth D. Wingate
Daniels Ave
Wingate
Wayne Calkins
Poméroy Avenue
John J. Quinn
Harvard St
Francis Fillion
Adams
Robert Kettler
Lenox
Break-in at Berkshire Fish Market Steals $72 Found
Detectives reported an overnight break in at Berkshire Fish Market on 159 Seymour St. About $72 was stolen, including two $1 bills mounted on the wall, which were the first two received at the shop’s original opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Seymour St
Icot
Break Case Disposed Of In Part In District Court
Three youths faced charges for breaking into the Tamburel home during Christmas. Robert Spaniel 22 pleaded to larceny from a building and received a suspended six month sentence with two years probation. David Eulian 17 had case continued to end of the school year. police noted he was not directly involved. Paul Geerhalt 19 was denied release on personal recognizance with bail set at 1400 and to return January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
Paul A. Tamburello
Robert Spaniel
North St
Ralph Cianflone
David Eulian
Plunkett St
Leonard Cohen
Eulian
Paul A. Geerhalt Jr
Henry Ave
Geerhalt
National Guard Unit Opens New Drill Season
National Guard unit Company C, 2nd Battalion, 104th Mechanized Infantry Brigade, 26th Division, Massachusetts National Guard, opened its 1970 season with 48 drills. The program included equipment checks, uniform code training by Capt. Donald Labeck, a Geneva Convention discussion led by Lt. Stanley Bagdon, and a refresher on manual of arms conducted by Lt. John DeRosa. The next drill is Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
104Th “Mechanized Infantry Brigade
Massachusetts National’ Guard
Donald Labeck
Cheshire
Stanley Bagdon
North Adams
John DeRosa
Mount Hermon honor roll lists 174 students
Kirk B Leoni and Theodore L ten were named to Mount Hermon School honor roll for the fall term, joining 172 other students in recognition of high scholastic standing. Leoni is the son of Mrs. Leon C. Leoni of 65 South Mountain Road and ten is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Philip Schiffman of Shun Toll Road, North Egremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk B. Leoni
Leon C. Leoni
South Mount Road
Theodore L. Ten
Philip Schiffman
Shun Toll Road
North Egremont
Mount Hermon
Pittsfield Richmond Plan Regional K-12 District Heads to Boston
The Pittsfield Richmond Regional School District Planning Committee will meet in Boston on January 23 with state Education Department representatives to discuss a draft agreement. Attorney Joseph Robinson will rewrite the draft. A special Pittsfield-Richmond meeting is set for Tuesday at 7:38 PM to finish review and prepare questions for officials. If approved, the two communities would form the first K-12 regional district between a city and town with voters in Pittsfield and Richmond deciding by referendum and special town meeting respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield-‘Richmond
State Department of Education
Boston
Joseph Robinson
Department of Education
Pittsfield-Richmond
Pittsfield
Richmond
School Board To Fill 2 Posts Wednesday Night
The School Committee will appoint a summer school principal and a vice principal at its January meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Pom eroy School Five candidates two for principal and three for vice principal were interviewed last night by three members of the school board Supt of Schools Thomas J Whalen will present a draft of the complete 1970 budget The board suspended budget meetings until the full document is available Custodian’s request to guard Taconic High School on weekends faces legal questions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy School
Thomas J. Whalen
Taconic High
Whalen
Berkshire Community College President Visits Spain
Thomas E. O'Connell, leader of Berkshire Community College, visits Spain this month at the invitation of the Spanish Ministry of Education to discuss higher education in their counties and to lecture on American community colleges. The Spanish film crew toured Berkshire during October and filmed campus sessions and Berkshires scenery, with O'Connell planning to return for the January 26 semester start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. O'Connell
Berkshire Community College
Ministry of Education
Spain
O’connell
U.S
United States
Pittsfield
Berkshires
O’conneil
Obituary for John Keller Lenox 92 Former West Street Resident
John Keller 92 of Lenox died last night at Edgecombe Nursing Home after a long illness. A Swiss native who immigrated as a youth, he worked 19 years at the old Allen farm, then at the Lanier estate in Lenox, and over 45 years at the Higginson estate, retiring eight years ago. His wife Anna May died in 1954. He was a St Ann's Church communicant. Funeral set for Saturday with time to be announced. calling hours Friday 7 to 9 at Roche Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
John Keller
West Street
Edgecombe
Nussing
Switzerland
Allen Farm
Allengale
Pittsfield
Keller
Lanier
George Higginson
John H.P. Gould
Anna May
Ireland
Kelley
St. Ann's Church
Roche Funeral
Rev Daniel F Ryan 81 Jesuit priest dies in Shadowbrook
The Rev Daniel F Ryan 81 once dean of a Fordham university law school died at St Luke's unit BMC after a long illness. Born in Boston he joined the Jesuits in 1905 and was ordained in 1920. He served Fordham University 1922 to 1925 and later as US Army chaplain in World War II. Survived by two sisters he taught philosophy at Holy Cross Boston College Fairfield Weston. Funeral Saturday at Shadowbrook chapel with High Mass of Requiem and burial in Shadowbrook cemetery. Funeral home Kelly of Lee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Daniel F. Ryan
Shadowbrook
Fentham University Law School
St. Luke's Unit
BMC
Boston
Ryan
St. Andrew’s-on-the Hudson
Fordham University
New York
Shadowbrooks
Holy Cross College
Boston College
Fairfield
Ignace i
Mount ‘St. Vincent
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Shadowbrook Chapel
Shadowbrook Community Cemetery
Shadow “Brook
Kelly Funeral Home
Lee
Social Security Benefit Increase Takes Effect April 3
President Nixon signed a 15 percent increase for about 25 million beneficiaries. Robert M Ball says no action needed and first regular checks will arrive April 3 with separate back payments for January and February. Total monthly benefits rise to over 2.5 billion with averages increasing across retirement, couples, disabled family, and widow categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Ball
Fire Department Monthly Report for December 1949
Fire Chief John E Mc Donough reports 107 alarms in December 1949 with four firefighters injured. The department logged 122 man hours of outside training, plus inside training. Three new recruits entered one week of intensive training before joining fire companies. Fire Prevention Division conducted 549 inspections locating 56 hazardous conditions. division made 303 inspections of merchant establishments during the holiday season. Slightly over 30 permits issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. McDonough
Funeral Notices for Lovejoy Brex and Sullivan
Funeral services were held for Charles B. Lovejoy at Dery Funeral Home with burial in Hancock Cemetery planned for spring. Mrs Mary C Brex of Dalton scheduled for High Mass at St Agnes and burial in St Marys Cemetery Falls, N Y in spring. Nicholas Sullivan honored with High Mass at St Marys Church in Canisius College community. burial at St Josephs Cemetery with bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Lovejoy
Dery Funeral Home
Carrol A. Turner
Morningside Baptist Church
Hancock Cemetery
Mary C. Brex
Mary
C. Brex
Dalton
Foley
St. Agnes
Buria
St.Mary’s
Son Falls
N Y
John G. Cowlin
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THE
Atlass
Wahconah St
Hop
Harry
Kay Kirchner
Probate
Diak
Tedeyl
Generale
Cimini
First Agricultural
Beatrice L. Garcia
East Center Street
St. Jerome’s High School
Holyoke
American Institute of Banking
Hadley Falls Trust Co
Lee High School
Joseph
Pittsfield High School
Berkshire Business College
Bank
Moringside
Ati
Richard A. Joseph
Librint
Guard
BCC
Daniel ‘Ryan
Fordham
Fire. Dept
William J. Abele
Newton & Barnfather
James W. Knorr
Trinity United Methodist Church
Nicholas Sullivan
St. Mary's
Nicholas J. Sullivan
Canisius College
Buffalo
N.Y
Henry Ma. Burke
Thomas Lannon
S.J
Harry 4. Driscoll
Frederick J. Moore
Joseph P. Cashin
Thomas
Hanrahan
Joseph’s Cemetery
Father Sullivan
Father Driscoll
Fred F. Dineen
Joseph F. Martineau
James E. McGill
Richard H. Vinette
William F. Garrity
Paul J. Coughlin
Nicaos Fanemacs
Tela. Wyzr 1St
Alevicos
Cocoock
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