Adams-Che shire Educational Association designated regional teachers' agent
The Adams Che shire Educational Association is named sole bargaining agent for regional teachers with 111 members representing 72 percent. The School Committee seeks guidance from attorney Norman O'Connor on handling the new union. Tuition rates for Savoy students are set and capital costs receive token consideration. Mileage rates for staff car allowances are approved, with nurses, an accountant, and a speech therapist at ten cents per mile and the custodian at fifteen cents.
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ADAMS
Adams-Cheshire Educational Sociation
Norman O'Connor
Savoy
Rolland G. Duval
Mervin Wineberg
Joseph Satko
Vermont Fum Buys 195 Acres For 345000
The 195 acre farm of Mr and Mrs Walter Scace on Upper River Street was sold to Elmer Hubbard Inc a Guilford Vermont development firm. Richard Wetherell president said no immediate development is planned unless a state DNR lease with Joseph J Deliso is settled. The Spencer Edmunds farm fetched 45000 via United Farm Agency. Elmer Hubbard Inc has holdings across Vermont and a few in Berkshire County.
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United Farm Agency
Elmer Hubbard, Inc
Vermont
Berkshire County
Windsor auxiliary banquet honors 22 women at event
Windsor Firemen's Auxiliary banquet drew 22 attendees with prizes awarded to Mrs. Hugh Ferry Mrs. Harold Tilton Mrs. Morris Tirrell and Mrs. William Till. Meetings will resume in September. Miss Bonnie Bloss of Grand Junction Colorado visited Miss Patricia Wilcox daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Wilcox Jr as part of a 4 H interstate exchange delegate group from Colorado.
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Firemen’s Auxiliary
Hugh Ferry
Harold Tilton
Morris Tirrell
William Till
Bonnie Bloss
Grand Junction
Colo
Patricia Wilcox
Norman Wilcox Jr
Bloss
Colorado
Peru Swiss steak supper for United Church benefit
A Swiss steak supper will be served tomorrow from 5 to 10 at the school cafeteria to raise funds for the United Church of Christ Congregational.
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United Church of Christ, Congregational
Public works aid and leases in North Adams region
North Adams and Williamstown will receive state funds to repair public roads and culverts damaged by the June 15 rainstorm. North Adams gets 7,825 dollars, while Williamstown obtains 37,000 dollars for estimated 78,000 dollar road damage. Sprague Electric Co. wins a 20 year lease of 300 by 300 feet at Harriman Airport for 300 dollars per year. HUD questions North Adams Redevelopment Authority actions. School bid practices violated labor wage rules. Drury High roofing delayed. Esperanto League delegates study at North Adams State College with Dr Mario Pei speaking. North Bennington schools launch E P D A funded teacher training program.
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North Adams
Williamstown
State Department of Public Works
Frank J. Matrango
James Cleary
Sprague
Stephen J. Drotter
Aldo J. Leonesio
Department of Labor and Industries
Leaonesio
Monument Roof & Sheet Metal Co
Bennington, VI
Drury High School
Esperanto League of North America
North Adams State College
Mario Pei
United Nations Secretariat
North Bennington
Prospect School
Educational Professions Development Act
Joan B. Blake
Cannon balls from Civil War battlefield eyed for danger
Connecticut's governor asked Army ordnance experts to inspect three cannon balls and a shell case embedded in a tree trunk from Chickamauga battlefield. The trunk has stood in the state capitol rotunda. The battle occurred Sept 19-20, 1863 on Snodgrass Hill Tennessee. Waterbury adopts integration plan faces opposition from CORE leaders and white opponents.
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Hartford
John N. Dempsey
Army Ordnance
Snodgrass Hill
Tennessee
Chickamauga
State
Troy Curran cites city government as run by fiat
New York news item notes Troy city officials show little personal interest or knowledge about the garbage disposal contract with Arizona Biochemical Co, as Paul Curran of the Investigating Commission criticizes local governance during hearings on area crime. Additional items: corrections chief rebuts Juvenile facilities critique and Stratton seeks $928,000 for Camp Drum construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Paul J. Curran
State Investigating Commission
Curran
Arizona Biochemical Co
Springfield Action Commission gets $100,940 grant
Gov. Sargent announced a $100,940 federal grant to Springfield Action Commission Inc for a legal services program aiding poor residents in Springfield target areas. In North Amherst a 23 year old man, Elwood Penfold of Northampton, drowned attempting to swim 250 feet across Puffer’s Pond as friends watched.
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Boston
Springfield
Francis W. Sargent
Springfield Action Commission, Inc
Office of Economic Opportunity
North Amherst
Elwood Penfold
Northampton
Puffers Pond
Penfold
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Berkshire Plaza
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HUD
State College
Connecticut
Waterbury
Waterbury Aee
U.S. Department of Justice
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CORE
James Noonan
Justice Department
New York
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N.Y
Paul D. McGinnis
State Correction
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Washington
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