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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1964

Page

19

Board firm on sewer issue Lenox Pittsfield connection bill debated

Lenox selectmen favor presenting a proposal to allow Pittsfield businesses to connect to the North Lenox sewer at an annual town meeting. Chairman John J. Pignatelli said Rep Warren Turner asked about amending the bill to require a town meeting instead of an annual meeting. The bill would let local governments decide if inter city connections proceed. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to St Luke's Hospital staff and relatives for care of the deceased husband and father.

Lenox Selectmen Pittsfield John J. Pingatelli Warren A. Turner House of Representatives Pignatelli St. Luke's Hospital William F. Noonan William E. Noonan

Healey Completes Training and Receives Sharpshooter Medal

Pvt. James H. Healey, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Healey of Lenox, completed training at Parris Island on February 25 and is undergoing combat training at Camp Lejeune. A 1963 graduate of St. Charles Academy, Woonsocket, R. I., he earned a sharpshooter's medal on the rifle range.

Lenox Narine James HL. Healey James L. Healey Pittsfield Road Paris Island S.C St. Charles Academy Woonsocket R.L Camp Lejeune N. C Healey

Stanley Gets 10th Term as Wire Inspector

Charles G. Stanley was appointed for a tenth term as wire inspector at the Selectmen meeting Monday night. The board passed him over other candidates to allow one more year before retirement benefits, while John J. Pignatelli noted an anonymous call to his wife with threats about the appointment. Charles R. Alberti Jr. was reappointed town attorney.

LENOX Charles G. Stanley Selectmen Stanley John J. Pignatelli Charles R. Alberti Jr

Local Girl Scouts Begin Scout Week

Lenox Girl Scout Sunday will be observed with local scouts attending church services in uniform. They will wear uniforms throughout Scout Week. The annual Girl Scout party is set for Saturday March 14 at 1 45 PM at the Community Center featuring movies and demonstrations of Scout activities.

Lenox

Lenox Town Wage Schedules Revised and Games Result

Lenox officials announced a thorough revision of town salary schedules after a recent town meeting funded raises. Police officers Kirby and Fuare rise to 44100, patrolman Romeo to 4500, chief Lane at 6000. a 2000 raise pool noted. Lenox will host K of C Basketball. Pittsfield CYO beat Dalton 48 to 32. Housatonic toppled Lee 73 to 49. Jerry Webb Ernst named to Miami University dean’s list.

LENOX Thomas R. Kirby Henry A. Fuare Anthony W. Romeo Romeo David N. Lane West Great Barrington Stockbridge Pittsfield Cyo Dalton Housatonic Lee Jerry Webb Ernst Lee Road Miami University Oxford Ohio

Lanesboro Mumford Wins Essay Contest

Robert Mumford son of Mr and Mrs Richard Mumford of Summer Street won the sixth grade essay contest Why I Am Proud To Be an American sponsored by the Lt Col Louis D Barnes American Legion Post 446. A $25 savings bond was presented to the winner by Robert Carmel past post commander at an assembly today.

Lanesboro Robert Mumford Richard Mumford Summer Street Louis D. Barnes American Legion Robert Carmel

Tonini Wins First Prize in FFA Speaking Contest

Williams High School senior Tonini won first prize at the FFA district public speaking contest held at Smith Agricultural School in Northampton. His topic was Russian Agriculture and he will represent the district at the FFA state contest at the University of Massachusetts on April 3.

Stockbridge Lawrence Tonini Williams High School Future Farmers of America Smith Agricultural School Northampton Tonini FFA University of Massachusetts

Mothering Sunday Observance Planned at St Pauls Stockbridge

St Pauls Church Stockbridge plans a Mothering Sunday 8 am corporate communion for women and girls, followed by breakfast prepared by men and boys. A junior choir rehearsal is set for 9 15 am and a senior choir practice at 11 45 am for Easter services. Church school meets Monday at 3 30. Vestry to meet Tuesday at 8 pm. Also listed are parish notices, meals, and an honors day speaker at Williams High School May 18, with Dr David M Russell named.

Stockbridge St. Paul's Church David H. Wood Church School Williams High School David M. Russell Ware Wilfred M. Gallagher

Pine Glen Cafe To Be Sold In Stockbridge

Final arrangements are under way for the sale of the Pine Glen Cafe on Route 183 in Glendale. Ed ward P. L'Hote Jr. of Pittsfield will sell to Otto Asklipious of Great Barrington, co-owner of the Cove Restaurant and bowling alleys on Stockbridge Road. An application for liquor license transfer to Stockbridge Board of Selectmen was filed this week. plans remain undisclosed until transfer and negotiations are completed. The Pine Glen Cafe holds one of Stockbridge’s two year round liquor licenses, the other being Stockbridge Inn on Elm Street.

Stockbridge Pine Glen Route 183 Glendale Edward P. L'Hote Jr Pittsfield Otto Asklipious Great Barrington Asklipious Cove Stockbridge Road Stockbridge Board of Selectmen L'Hote Pine Glen Cafe Stockbridge Inn Elm Street

Doig Resigns as Chester United Church Minister

Chester minister Claude Doig, serving 18 months, has tendered resignation to the Prudential Committee effective this summer. A native of Billings Montana he studied at Hartford Theological Seminary and led local youth groups. His future plans were not disclosed.

Chester Claude Doig United Church Prudential Committee Doig Billings Mont Hartford Theological Seminary

Elaine expands to Adams for Elaine's Specialty Shop

Elaine Girard owner of Elaine's Dress Shop on Depot Street opens Elaine's Specialty Shop at 31 Park Street offering junior to ladies fashions in sportswear and party wear. Lines include Bobby Brooks Sacony Lynbrook and Parkshire with accessories. Cheshire Grange meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall for balloting and degree rehearsals. The Cheshire Stompers sponsor a Western square dance Saturday at 8 p.m. Cheshire School gym caller Ward Hamien.

Cheshire Elaine Girard Elaine Depot Street Io Adams Park St Bobby Brooks Helen Whiting Sacony Lynbrook Parkshire Girard Robert Bevan Cheshire Stompers Ward Hamien Cummington

Editorial Purpose Is To Get People To Think

WEST STOCKBRIDGE The Stockbridge West Stockbridge Kiwanis Club heard editorialist Anthony G. Rud describe the legal philosophical and practical reasons editors justify sounding off on topics from Congo tribal warfare to Berkshires conflicts He said editors aim to remind readers to think rather than tell them how to think.

West Stockbridge Eagle Anthony G. Rud Stockbridge-West Stockbridge Kiwanis Club Card Lake Congo Berkshires Rud Sherman P. Hall Edgar F. Sewell

Fellowship closing sale of church tiles in Lee

The Women of the First Congregational Church announce a closing sale of plates and tiles bearing pictures of the church. Call Mrs. Walter E. Brown of Robert Street to arrange purchases. Only a few plates remain as the church’s appearance will change with a new addition this year.

Lee First Congregational Church Walter E. Brown Robert Street

Sons of Italy sponsor farm team in Little League

Lee-Little League president Peter W Consolati announced that the baseball program will add a farm team this year. The Sons of Italy voted Thursday night to sponsor the new squad. Boys eight and older will enroll later this year. Also, in Lee Community League basketball this Sunday the Lakers meet the Knicks at 2 PM and the Bullets face the Celtics at 3 PM.

LEE Little League Peter W. Consolati Sons of Italy Lakers Knicks Bullets Celtics

Yule Lights Costs and PTA Teen Driving Talk

The Chamber of Commerce Christmas lighting account shows 1080 in contributions and 800.09 in expenses in 1963 with a balance of 279.91. The local PTA hosts a teen driving program February 23 at 8 pm in the High School cafetorium featuring Inspector Edward A Breer on rule changes for new drivers.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber PTA Willj Edward A. Breer Safety Education Department Western Massachusetts Division the Registry of Motor Vehicles Police Department

Local Girl Scouts cookie sale opens with Brownies excluded

Lee residents learn cookie orders begin today and run through March 14. Despite Brownies not selling cookies this year officials argue benefits reach both groups. Cookies cost 40 cents per box with 21 cents to bakery 5 cents to troop and 14 cents to Berkshire Hills Council. The council operates Scouting locally. Menus listed for the week include Monday through Friday items with varied dishes and desserts.

Lee Berkshire Hills

Termini Leaves For Naval Training

Samuel Termini, son of Mrs. Eileen Termini of 15 Robert Street, departed this week for 10 weeks of basic training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois. He is a former student at Lee High and an ex apprentice at Canon Electric Co. prior to entering the service.

Lee Samuel Termini Eileen Termini Robert Sr Great Lakes Naval Training Center Ill Lee High Canon Electric Co

Scouts Attend Churches In Groups For Sunday Observances

SEE-Girl Scout Sunday will be observed this Sunday by the town association. Protestant girls and leaders will attend at St George's Episcopal Church at 10 45 a m Catholic girls meet at St Mary's Church at 7 45 a m for Mass. The monthly meeting of the town association to be held at Mrs George S Serra's Marble Street home Tuesday at 9 45 am. The Juliette Law tea is set for March 12 at Hyde School auditorium at 3 15. Speeders Fined Giuseppe D Mancini of Detroit Mich and Robert L Capone of Framingham paid 15 speeding fines Thursday in Lee's District Court.

St. George’s Episcopal Church St. Mary's Church Georges. Serra Marble Street Etown Juliette Law Hyde School Speeders Giuseppe D. Mancini Deroit, Mich Robert L. Capone Framingham Lees District Court

Peru Supper and Dance at Peru Center School

The Firemen's Auxiliary will sponsor a ham supper at Peru Center School cafeteria Saturday from 5 to 7. A dance with Briar Boys of Savoy follows at 8.

Firemen's Auxiliary Peru Center Briar Boys of Savoy

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