District Court Fines For DUI In Great Barrington
Richard C. Harvey of Pittsfield was fined 50 dollars for operating under the influence and 10 dollars for drunkenness in Southern Berkshire District Court. He pled guilty before Judge George R. McCormick. Separately, three area youths facing drug charges saw their cases continued to January 29. Theodore Dombrowski, 20, Mount Washington, released on 3500 dollars bail, pleaded not guilty to narcotics charges and related counts. William Nanto Jr., 20, South Egremont, and John Haber, 18, Sandisfield, released on 2500 dollars bail each, also pled not guilty. Narda charged with presence where narcotics kept and contributing to delinquency. Haber charged with same. Attorneys are listed. Ads accompany the notice.
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Great Barrington
Richard C. Harvey
Lillian St
Pittsfield
Southern Berkshire
Harvey
George R. McCormick
Theodore Dombrowski
Mount Washington
Two Car Crash in Great Barrington Injures Little
Great Barrington police report a two car collision on Sheffield Road yesterday morning. Henry E. Dozier 25 of Polikoff Road Sheffield struck the rear of Robert E. Dunn 47 of 71 East Street who had stopped in the passing lane to make a left turn. Dozier was charged with failure to keep right. Both drivers suffered minor cuts and bruises. cars sustained front and rear damage. Meals-listed menu shows Alonday Goulash and weekly lines for Tue through Fri including fish sticks and French toast.
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Great Barrington
Sheffield
Henry E. Dozier
Polikoff Road
Robert E. Dunn
East St
Dozier
Sheffield Road
Dunn
Geer Memorial Hospital Adds 2 to Board
The Geer Memorial Hospital board of incorporators in Canaan Connecticut accepted the medical staff’s nomination of two additional members for 1970. Dr Richard Collins of Lakeville and Dr John R Elliott of Canaan were elected to strengthen liaison between the staff and the operating organization of Geer Memorial extended care facility set to open next month. The nominations were approved at the December 19 board meeting and announced Tuesday.
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Canaan, Conn
Geer Memorial Hospital, Inc
Richard Collins
Lakeville
John R. Elliott
Canaan
Harry E Clough
Geer
Geer Memorial
Rod and Gun Club to Host 12th Annual Game Dinner
Northwest Connecticut Rod and Gun Club plans its 12th annual game dinner Saturday night at the Pine Tree Restaurant in Sheffield Massachusetts. Tickets are available from Kobiski or Thomas Galles and will not be sold at the door. A band will provide music for dancing.
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Canaan
Conn
Connecticut
Rod Ant Gun Club
Pine Tree
Sheffield
Mass
Exhuittance
Kobiiski
Thomas ‘Galles
Bond to lead $1 million YMCA Building Fund in North County
John W. Bond, YMCA director and former Berkshire County Industrial Development Corp. chair, will be general chairman of the Northern Berkshire Family YMCA Building Fund campaign. He heads a 10 member Capital Funds Campaign Committee including Helen J. Stoddard and Louis Gagliardi with roles across local business and civic groups. Bond serves as North Adams Hospital trustee and has led regional development and service organizations.
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North Adams
John’. W. Bond
Ymca Board of Directors
Berkshire County Industrial Development Corp
Northern Berkshire Family Ymca
Capital Funds
Helen J. Stoddard
Meadowview Drive
Cheshire
Robert E. Armitage
Sprague Electric Co
Dixon H. Daniels
Crandall Street
Adams
LL. Brown Paper Co
John P. English
Williams College
Louis
Gagliardi
Gagliardi's, Inc
Richard A. Hunter
James Hunter Machine Co
George A. Serrigo
North Adams Hospital
John C. Rider
Charles Pfizer Co
Ernest H. Rosasco
District Court of
Northern Berkshire
Donald A. Thurston
Berkshire Broadcasting Co
Bond
Northern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
Northern Berkshire Development Corp
Northern Berkshire United Community Services
Dalton Post Office Unaffected by Federal Cutback
Dalton considers the 1968 approved post office project amid federal building slowdowns. Congressman Conte reports the Dalton site had not been selected by Sept 24 and awaits Post Office Department status updates. Local groups gather at Foley Funeral Home Friday for Louis J. Pelkey remembrance services.
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Dalton
The
Eagle
Silvio
Conte
Post Office Department
Columbia Counef
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society of St. ‘Agnes’ Church
Foley
Louis J. Pelkey
Open House for Celia Cohud Dance School
Dalton notices an open house for Celia Cohud's dance program with sessions for preschool and beginner levels. Visitors can attend preschool Friday 1 30 pm and Tuesday 10 am, beginner ballet Friday 3 30 pm, intermediate and advanced classes across Saturday and Tuesday slots, plus jazz and tap offerings.
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Dalton
Celia Cohud
Fie Cra
School Board Votes to Keep Budget as Is in Dalton
Central Berkshire Regional School Committee rejected a $73,000 cut from the 1970-71 budget after a three hour session. The proposal would have lowered the gross operating budget from 2,695,102 to 2,621,502. Senior district administrators urged against any decrease, warning it would impair education.
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Dalton
Wahconah Regional High School
Central Berkshire
McGarry
William H. Manning
Francis W. Bacon
Allyn Smith
Hinsdale
Martin J. Cooney
John B. Naughton
John J. McCormick
Fred G
Wahconah Regional High inducts twenty into Honor Society
Twenty Wahconah Regional High School students were admitted to the National Honor Society in ceremonies at the school. Nine juniors qualified with a 3.0 average over three years, including Cheryl Boudreau and Paul Carter. Eleven seniors made top twenty list, with leaders like David Mixer and Katherine Nocher. Inductees were joined by class of 1970 members who had joined last year as juniors, with Franklin presiding. Speakers covered character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Guidance director Edward Jadat spoke to all. Adviser is Paul Klein.
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Laurie Joyner
Patricia Whittaker
Melissa Barnes
Ford Kelly
Eugene Quirk
Michelle Boudreau
Stephen Smith
Walter Boroto
Honor Society
George Calebaugh
Mark Franklin
Marcia Manning
Heather Harrison
Beverly McHugh
Marilyn Brophy
John Williams
Nicholas Sturtevant
Richard Bacon
Franklin
Williams
Calebaugh
Bacon
Miss Brophy
Edward Jadatz
Paul Kiein
Town Officers Urged to Submit Annual Reports
Town officers who have not submitted their annual reports should do so by the end of this week. The annual reports will be printed by the Sun Printing Corp. of Pittsfield.
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Sun Printing Corp
Pittsfield
Building Code To Be Issue at Town Meeting
Dalton building code talks at public hearing set for the annual town meeting on Feb 17. The code modeled after Pittsfield aims to regulate construction types and materials, not where to build, with a five member board of appeals to be named if adopted. Approval by the state is required before implementation.
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Dalton
William Hil
Hill
Pittsfield
William Mandell
James Goggins
Building Board of Appeals
Building Code Committee
William Braman
Louis Allegrone
Augustus Schnapp Jr
Lee Knickerbocker
William Duffy
H. Edwin Cady
Charles Reid
Robert G. Bartiett
Becket Fire Members Complete Community College Course
Three Becket Volunteer Fire Department members John H Young Sr first assistant chief Ed ward and Richard Meier completed the Berkshire Community College course Fundamentals of Fire Prevention Pittsfield Deputy Fire Chief Joseph W Coy moderated The Becket Art Association reports 14 enrollments for Monday classes at the Federated Church parish house including ceramics hooked rug braided rug and sketch classes with various instructors Painting classes postponed due to illness of Col Albert M Jackson Registration remains open for all classes.
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Becket
Becket Volunteer Fire Department
John H. Young Sr
Edward
Richard Meier
Berkshire Community College
Pittsfield
Joseph W. Coy
Becket Art Association
Federated Church
Ryan Road
Washington
Col
Albert M. Jackson
Mt Greylock approves $79 tuition hike for out-of-district students
Mt Greylock Regional School Committee raises tuition from 1039 to 1188 per student, a 79 increase aligned with a 7 percent budget rise for 1970-71. An estimated 39 out-of-district students will attend Mt Greylock High next fall, with New Ashford sending about 24 to 36. The board also considers sabbatical leaves for two teachers, La Plante and O Conner, with partial and full-pay arrangements respectively.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Robert J. Osterman
Osterman
Mt. Grey
Lock High
New Ashford
Paul 0. LaPlante
D. Vincent O'Conner
LaPlante
University of California At Berkeley
Oster- Man
O'Conner
Becket Town Announces Annual Report Deadline and Events
Selectmen set January 17 as the deadline for all town report articles with final copy to printer by January 2. Country store reopened Saturday 10 am to 3 pm at Federated Church parish house, with Mrs. Pelletier and Miss Mecum in charge. Federated Church annual meeting Sunday at 7 30 pm. Mr and Mrs Thomas Murray on a four week Christmas visit to Savoy Texas to see their son Robert and family. William Andrews of Washington, Becket Auto Sales owner, subbed as bus driver during Murray’s absence.
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Becket
The
Federated Church
Joseph W. Pelletier
Ethel Mecum
Thomas W. Murray
Savoy
Tex
Robert Murray
Murrays
William c. Andrews
Washington
Becket Auto Sales
Mr. Murray
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