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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1969

Page

9

Selectmen Agree To Plea For Police Overtime Pay

Great Barrington officials meet with Arthur Cottrell to discuss overtime pay for patrolmen, keeping base salaries unchanged while considering 40-hour work week overtime and shift differentials. Clothing allowance dropped. Finance Committee to review, with a special town meeting set for August 15.

Great Barrington Arthur J. Cottrell Paul J. Gibbons Cottrell Gibbons Selectmen and Finance Committee

Teacher Named To Attend Audubon Camp

Mrs Isabelle Carney of Lakeville Conn a Dewey School teacher has been chosen by the Great Barrington Garden Club to attend the national Audubon Camp on Hope Island in Maine for two weeks this summer. The club shifts from pupil enrollment to adult instruction to share wildlife heritage through pictures slides and lectures. Luncheon Monday marks the club 45th anniversary with a 12 30 gathering at Guilder House dug End Resort South Egremont speaker Mrs Irving W Mack of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts. Past presidents invited. auction chairs announced for Aug 2 at Great Barrington Manufacturing Co Bridge Street to aid Fairview Hospital planting fund joint fundraiser by Garden Club and Fairview Hospital Auxiliary.

Great Barrington Isabelle Carney Lakeville Guilder House Dug End Resort South Egremont Irving W. Mack Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts Ellwood R. Burdsall Norman Holt Great Barrington Manufacturing Co Bridge Street Fairview Hospital Planting Fund Garden Club Fairview Hospital

Berkshires Flyers Policy Sparks Legal Test Potential

The Berkshire Hills Regional School Committee moved to require permission before distributing leaflets on school property, a rule tied to a Monument Mountain Regional High School graduation incident. The plan, backed by Supt George P Lane, could prompt a civil liberties test if the Berkshire County High School Student Union pursues action with C L U guidance. Police seized flyers at graduation and ordered students off campus, and a committee vote is needed before adoption.

Great Barrington Berkshire Halls George P. Lane Monument Mountain Berkshire County High School Dialogue For Education Stockbridge Civil Liberties Union

Sunday School Church Picnic At Housatonic Methodist

The Housatonic Methodist Church hosts a Sunday picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs William Gillett on VanDeusenville Road with a 1 40 covered dish dinner. Families bring dishes and tableware while the committee serves. Afternoon activities include swimming games and pony rides amid a neighborhood fair atmosphere.

Housatonic

Barrington Fair Association Awards Scholarships

Five Berkshire County youths share 525 in scholarship awards from the Barrington Fair Association. Recipients are Kay Leining Shef field Linda Rotti Pittsfield Mark Phelps Lanesboro Robert Balawender Cheshire and Norman Mercier Stockbridge. Eligible students must study agriculture or home economics and have active 4 H or Future Farmers of America involvement.

Great Barrington Berkshire County Barrington Fair Association Kay Leining Sheffield Linda Rotti Pittsfield Mark Phelps Lanesboro Robert Balawender Cheshire Norman Mercier Stockbridge Miss Leining

Little League All Stars Meet Adams in District Playoff

The Little League all star team faces Adams in District 1 playoffs at the Little League Field Saturday at 6. Local roster includes George A. Ryan Jr and Joseph Kay among others. Paul J. Gibbons will throw first ball. Public invited. refreshments served.

Great Paul J. Gibbons Selectmen

Egremont youth fined in assault case in court

GREAT BARRINGTON A South Egremont resident, William Nardo, 19, pleaded guilty to assault and battery for a beating of a 14 year old in Walker Hall Saturday night and was fined 25 by Judge George R. McCormick. Also, Vladimir Laketkins, 30, was fined 15 for drunkenness and ordered to repay a broken toilet seat at the Great Barrington jail. John VanDeusen, 18, was fined 25 for speeding after pleading guilty.

Great Barrington Egremont Berkshire William BR. Nardo South Egremont Walker Hall George R. McCormick Vladimir Laketkins Dresser Ave John VanDeusen Alford

Berkshire School Assistant Headmaster Purchases North of Johnny's Mountain

Arthur C. Chase, assistant headmaster at Berkshire School, bought a 43 acre parcel just north of Johnny's Mountain Road, the Berkshire Registry of Deeds shows. Former owner Mary M. Fowler of West Hartford sold for about $64,000 according to tax stamps.

Sheffield Arthur C. Chase Berkshire School

Richmond York Sports Day and Cookout Announcement

Richmond York, a youth group of the United Church of Christ Congregational, invites participation in a sports day and cookout at Matt Donald's home on Sunday starting at 5 p.m. The event aims to foster community through games and a meal hosted at a private residence.

York The United Church of Christ, Congregational Matt Donald

Group backs Nixon ABM plan led by Acheson and Nitze

North Adams reports Robert C. Sprague of Williamstown chairs a blue ribbon panel supporting President Nixon’s Safe Guard ABM system. The Committee To Maintain a Prudent Defense Policy aims to balance the strategic debate, countering academic opposition to ABM.

Geneva

North Colonie voters reject most school budget measures

North Colonie residents voted against six of seven supplementary budget propositions in the Tuesday election, continuing a statewide trend of budget rejections. The self-supporting school lunch program was approved, while emergency aid for districts was urged by Governor Rockefeller.

North Colonie New York State Albany Nelson A. Rockefeller Catharine O’c. Barrett Syracuse New York State Teachers Association

Hartford NAACP Leader Denounces Kinsella Racism Charge

President Glenda L. Copes of the Hartford NAACP denounces Deputy Mayor George B. Kinsella as an unmitigated liar for claiming white Hartford businessmen face force sellouts by black militants. Copes urged public documentation of proof while condemning unlawful threats and intimidation.

Hartford Glenda L. Copes Hartford Naacp George B. Kinsella Kinsella North End

First woman chaplain likely for Civil Air Patrol unit

In Greenfield Massachusetts Rev. Phyllis Ingram, assistant pastor of Second Congregational Church, is set to become the nation’s first woman CAP chaplain after national commander Gen Walter B Putnam ordered a regulation change. Ingram had been invited to lead Turners Falls Squadron serving central Franklin County but restrictions blocked her.

Greenfield Phyllis Ingram Second Congregational Church Civil Air Patrol

Bank Honors Allyn Fuller for 60 Years of Service

Canaan Savings Bank marked its 97th year with a July 8 dinner at Mountain View Inn Norfolk honoring Allyn Fuller for 60 years as a trustee chief executive officer for many years. William J. Harvey Harold W. Roberts praised Fuller and presented a plate.

Canaan, Conn Allyn Fuller Canaan Savings Bank Mountain View Inn Norfolk Fuller Mutual Savings Bank Connecticut William J. Harvey Savings Banks Association of Connecticut State-Dime Savings Bank of Hartford Harold W. Roberts Association Harmon Boyd Woodbury Boyd Woodbury Savings Bank Canaan Walter L. Arbo Oliver F. Eldridge Roy F. Perkins Francis W. McCarthy Frederick J

Blood Bank Here Aug. 6 in Canaan Pilgrim House

Canaan Connecticut residents are informed the Ca h a an Norfolk Red Cross blood bank will be at Pilgrim House on August 6 from 9 45 to 2 30. The Red Cross and the American Association of Blood Banks announce a raised donor age limit to 66 years. Donors over 66 may donate if they bring a physician consent slip on the day.

Canaan Conn Cahaan-Norfolk Red Cross Pilgrim House American National Red Cross American Association of Blood Banks

Lifesaving Course Starts July 21 in Canaan

In Canaan Connecticut a junior senior lifesaving course will run at the North Canaan Community Pool on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 5 to 7 PM July 21 through August 8. Eligible are 12 year olds or entering the 7th grade and capable of passing a prelim swimming test. Senior course open to 15 year olds or entering 11th grade with fitness and swimming requirements. Nominal fee to cover equipment and pool use. Attendance mandatory.

Canaan Conn North Canaan

Sharon SCAF schedules annual outdoor clothesline art show

Sharon Creative Arts Foundation announces the annual clothesline art show on Sharon Green in August. Victor Clarke of Canaan chairs the event which brings dozens of artists to Sharon for a day of outdoor display and sale. Applications will be sent to participating artists upon request. The show runs from 10 a.m. to afternoon with more than six area artists last summer. Entry fee accompanies each application.

Sharon, Conn Sharon Creative Arts Foundation Sharon Green Aug. le Victor Clarke Canaan Sharon

Regionalization vote target set for four towns

The Regional School District Planning Board for Lee Lenox Otis and Tyringham plans Sept 29 as the date for special town meetings seeking approval to form a K 12 regional district. Informational brochures and public meetings will explain district operation while the initial vote covers administrative setup, not funds for a regional high school site. A temporary regional committee would be elected to oversee operating and capital costs.

Lee Regional Lenox Otis Tyringham Yiglobal

Regional four town plan moves to inform residents

The four town Lee Lenox Otis and Tyringham regional school district planning board maps a publicity campaign with a 6 000 copy brochure written by Frank V McCarthy to explain how the district would operate costs shared and administration staged with town meetings radio and cable outreach. A composite land map and a 50 acre parcel for a regional high school are proposed. Public meetings telethon radio and TV appearances are planned including Aug activities with PTA Kiwanis Rotary and WSBS radio.

Lee Lenox Otis Tyringham Frank V. McCarthy Navin Ave. Heights John DeVarennes Lee-Lenox PTA Kiwanisant Rotary High Fidelity Cable TV Great Barrington Stockbridge, Lee Lenor Dale

Father Flynn To Observe Silver Jubilee in Canaan

The Rev. Thomas Flynn will be honored at a silver jubilee party July 27 in St. Joseph's Church basement. The Daughters of Isabella and Knights of Columbus sponsor the event for 25 years in the priesthood. he was curate of the church until June when transferred to Ansowia.

Canaan Conn Thomas Flynn St. Joseph's Church Daughters of Isabella and Knights of Columbus Father Flynn Ansowia

Regional Planning For Adult Courses In Falls Village Conn

Housatonic Valley Regional High School plans adult education courses with suggestions invited from residents. Officials said efforts will aim to offer classes matching local interests. News from Sharon Conn reports births at Sharon Hospital and a tour by Upward Bound students of the Sharon Creative Arts Foundation gallery. Lillie Theatre Group meets, and local officials schedule voter registration at North Canaan Town Hall. Property sales noted in East Canaan and Canaan Valley.

Falls Village Conn Housatonic Valley Regional Sharon, Conn Sharon Hospital Regina Marie Dennis DeMartin Canaan Michelle Ann Dennis O'Brien Ashley Falls Mass Keith Edward John Luning Hotchkiss School Sharon Creative Arts Foundation Sharon William Jackson

Grange Family Picnic Set for Monday Evening

West Stockbridge residents by the Grange plan a family picnic on Grange grounds at 6 30. Each family should bring a casserole and place settings while the refreshment committee provides dessert and beverages.

West Stockbridge Refresh Trent Committee

Chester MRS FAY PIERGIOVANNI Tel 447-7311 notice

Chester Municipal Light Department says power will be off Saturday from 5 to 7 am for equipment repairs. Andrew and Stuart Markham of Granby visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard Markham on Main Street. Frank Cornoni of Maple Street moved from Noble Hospital Westfield to Springfield Hospital. Mrs Rose Potrzuski of Middlefield Street is on vacation from Hamilton Emery Co. Mrs Margit Devene substitutes for Potrzuski.

Chester Municipal Light Department Andrew and Stuart Markham Granby Howard Markham Main Street Frank Cornoni Maple Street Noble Hospital Westfield Springfield Hospital Rose Potrzuski Middlefield Street Hamilton Emery Co Margit Devene

Egremont Fire Company Carnival This Weekend

Firemen of Egremont Fire Company No 1 host an annual carnival today Friday and Saturday at the firehouse on Route 71. Hours are 7 p.m. to midnight each night with pony rides games and refreshments for all. Coffee hamburgers and hot dogs will be sold. Public invited.

Canaan Conn Egremont — Firemen Egremont Fire Company No. 1

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