Gateway Plan Would Cost Middlefield 16417.62
Middlefield's share of the Gateway Regional School District plan would be 16417.62 the first year with a 99.54 tax rate increase. The proposal includes a new middle school, Worthington addition, and renovation of the Gateway building. Voting is set for Jan 22 at 3 p.m.
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Middlefield
Gateway Regional School Committee
Conwell School
Worthington
Gateway
Huntington
John V. Hulser
Gateway Regional School District
William Gillan
Drummey Rosane Anderson
Hulser
Selectman
John E. Rice
William Denault
Gillan
Gilbert McLeod
Gertrude Lacey
John EF. DeMoss
Paul Barnes
Gateway Committee
Chester
Blandford
Ann Jewett
Leo Varsano
Peter Madru
Jewett
Barnes
Disturbance at Dalton warehouse prompts警警警
Dalto n police warned food recipients that arrests would follow disturbances after a dispute erupted yesterday at the city warehouse. Police Chief Robert R. Powell moved officers from Route 9 to quell an argument between two recipients as a crowd gathered. three more officers responded but no arrests were made.
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Dalton
Robert R. Powell
Powell
Lavalley to Return to California and Vietnam Duty
Sargent Raymond H. Lavalley USAF to report to Space and Missile System Organization Inglewood California after holiday visit with parents. To depart for Da Nang Air Base Vietnam soon after reporting to his California unit. Previously served as administrative specialist in Japan and Korea.
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Dalton
Raymond H. Lavalley
USAF
Space, and Missile System Organization
Inglewood
Calif
Marjorie Lavalley
Second St
Henry H. Lavalley
East Housatonic
St. Lavalley
da Nang Air Base
Vietnam
California
Japan
Korea
Seven Towns In District To Get 1970 Funds
Dalton Central Berkshire Regional School District official Gordon H. Fitzpatrick received state notice from Education Commissioner Neil V. Sullivan detailing Chapter 70 educational aid entitlements for seven district towns in 1970. Allocation totals show a 15 percent increase due to regional district inclusion, with funds to be deposited into each town’s treasury.
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Dalton
Central Berkshire
Gordon H. Fitzpatrick
Neil V. Sullivan
Fitzpatrick
Berk Shire Peace Action Committee Dinner Meeting
Stockbridge residents mark a dinner gathering by the Berk Shire Peace Action Committee on Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Red Lion Inn. Mrs Erwin H Manus handles reservations with a Friday contact for more details.
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Stockbridge
Berk Shire Peace Acion Committee
Red Lione Inn
Erwin H. Manus
Drugstore Break-In at Hinsdale On Main Street
Hinsdale Pharmacy on Main Street was broken into early in the week with $100 in watches, film, and cameras stolen but no drugs. It was the second break in two weeks. Owner Bernard Collins said entry occurred between 11:30 p.m. Monday and 8 a.m. Tuesday. A cellar door and trap door were pried open, and footprints led from the store through a backyard into Frissell's parking lot. Local and state police investigated. two years earlier the store lost $400 to thieves.
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Hinsdale
Main Street
Bernard Collins
Collins
Frissell
Local TV film shows brother on Bob Hope tour
Lenox residents recount a Christmas TV special from Vietnam where Connie Stevens called for a man named Bill to join her on stage. Mrs. Caroline Frary spotted her brother Charles Hall among the volunteers, though he admitted the name Bill was said in jest. Hall, a Naval Construction Battalion member, had been missing from Southampton for years. Also noted: nursing class cap and local basketball results from Lenox youth leagues.
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Lenox
Caroline Frary
Housatonic St
Bob Hope
Vietnam
Connie Stevens
Bill
Chuck Hall
Girl Scouts Hear Talk On Oral Health
Cadette Troop 58 will hear Dr Joseph W Farrell Jr discuss care of the teeth and mouth and its link to total health at a 7 pm meeting in the Academy Building Tuesday. Mrs Charles Goerlach and Mrs Alien Gable will share guidance on grooming and nutrition. a style show will showcase good grooming posture and clothing.
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Lenox — Cadette
Joseph W. Farrell Jr
Academy
Charles Goerlach
Alien Gable
Penn Central Fine Upheld After 1965 Rail Fire
In Boston the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld awards totaling over 485000 against Penn Central for damages suffered by six firms in a 1965 fire at the Austen Freight terminal. The largest payout, 411770 dollars, went to Sears Roebuck and Co.
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Boston
U.S. Court of Appeals
Penn Central
Austen
Sears, Roebuck & Co
LWY Chief Dies in Lexington Mass
Mrs. Lottie Scharfman president of the Massachusetts League of Women Voters since last May died at her Lexington home Tuesday night at age 40.
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Lexington
Mass
Lottie Scharfman
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Board Opposes Raises for Part-Timers
The Finance Committee opposes salary raises this year for part-time municipal employees and town officials while considering small increases for full-time staff. Chairman Greiner said the panel aims to hold expenses, with raises generally no more than 1 percent. The group also discussed bylaw limits on running for town meeting representative and decided members will act as financial advisers to the nine town precincts.
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Lee
Henry Greiner
Greiner
Lee District Court Fines Two For Vehicle Violations
Lee District Court judge John J. Dwyer fined Lee man David L. Tuller 125 dollars on two motor vehicle charges after nods to nole pleas. Tuller paid 100 for uninsured vehicle and 25 for unregistered vehicle. Another defendant Joseph A. Mann Jr. paid 25 for operating an unregistered vehicle.
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Lee
David L. Tuller
Mill River
Lee District Court
John J. Dwyer
Nole
Tuller
Joseph A. Mann Jr
North St
Pittsfield
Police Report Dog Complaints Sweep Town
Chief John J. Boyne says residents report dogs running at large causing hazards by darting between vehicles on slippery streets. Police contacted several owners and will impound animals and bill boarding fees if disturbances persist.
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Lee
John J. Boyne
Boyne
Students Hear Talks on Drugs and Town Government
Lee-Lee High School students heard two talks, one by Rev. Daniel L. Gill on drug abuse with a follow up session planned, and another by Mrs. Grace Stevenson on adopting a representative town government after the March 2 election.
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Lee — Lee High School
Daniel L. Gill
St. Charles' Church
Pittsfield
Grace Stevenson
Lee
Lee High School Basketball Standings Shift After Night Action
Lee Lakers and Royals share first place in the Men’s Basketball League at Lee High School after three wins each in four games last night. Celtics rise to second at 11-9, Hawks fall to 10-10, Knicks drop to 3-17. Monday at 6:45 p.m. Kiwani-Ames meets Mon day at Hast Lee Steak House. Dr Bruce Warns of General Electric speaks on drug abuse with a LSD film. MCA presents The Wonders of Aladdin Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Lee Central School gym.
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LENOX
Warriors
Knicks
Vernon Seydett
Robert Coakley
Scott Clifford
The
Royals
Nats
Michael Coakley
Mark Butchinson
Neil Vreeland
Hawks
Gary Lagarce
Nats Vs. Warriors
LEE
Lakers
Lee High School
Celtics
Kiwani-Ames
Hast Lee
Bruce Warns
General Electric Co
Aladdin
MCA
Lee Central School
VNA Re-Elects Mrs. Baker As President
The Visiting Nurse Association re elected Mrs William J Baker as president at its annual meeting held at Lee High School Delegates announced 1164 nurse visits in the past year and plans for expanded services including two preschool immunization clinics A rubella vaccine delay postponed a January measles immunization clinic and a new clinic will be scheduled when vaccine arrives Other officials and board members were re elected and committees named with high school home economics students assisting refreshments
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Lee
William J. Baker
Visiting Nurse Association
Lee High School
Charles Darbe
R.N
VNA
Baker
Charles W. Stratton
William E. Peirson
W. Merritt McBrian
Francis G. Fanning
Edna H. Staples
Walter Ryan
James Wright
Steven Coragglio
Jay, McBrian
Oliver Humes
William Collins
Frances .Devanny
Merritt McBrian
Malcolm Dunn
Kenneth Sampson
Fred Wohy
Merrick Bradbury
Pursing
John J. Kelly
E. Norton Decker
Andre Coderre
Ecumenical Service Set Sunday at St Mary's Church
The Rev Thomas M Lannon J rector Shadow Brook will speak at the first ecumenical service this year Sunday at 730 pm at St Marys Church The Rev Joseph F Gagan pastor St Marys will lead prayer for Christian Unity Week A section of seats reserved for youth from local parishes Lee area The national program will be followed No offering Birth: a son Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Robert Wellspeak of Middletown Ohio Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George Wellspeak of Main Street South Lee
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Thomas M. Lannon
Shadowbrook
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph F. Gagan
St. Mary’s
Lee
United Church of Christ, Congregational
St.George
Robert Wellspeak
Middletown
Ohio
George Wellspeak
Main Street
South Lee
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