Lenox Hires Three New Teachers for School Year
School Supt Raymond L. Trabold announced the hiring of three teachers by the School Committee. Ralph I. D Elia Jr will teach Grade 6 social studies, Linda Newtret will teach elementary vocal music and high school chorus, and Wallace Ann Hartel will teach general science in grades 7 and 8. All are set to graduate or discharge by June, with D Elia noting Army discharge as a second lieutenant and Newtret completing Westminster Choir College studies. The town also voted to increase Blue Cross Blue Shield premiums for employees from 9.08 to 11.28 monthly for individuals and 28.38 to 33.12 for families, effective June 20, with the town considering extra benefits.
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Lenox
Raymond L. Trabold
Ralph I. D’elia Jr
Cheshire
Susan Gilchrest
Norwich University
Vermont
North Adams State College
Bennington
Vic
Linda Newtret
Trenton
N.J
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
Newtret
Judith Snowman
Wallace Ann Hartel
Anna Maria College
Paxton
Selectmen
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Rotary Club Gives $1 000 For Beachhouse
Lee Rotary Club presented Lenox with a $1000 check for a proposed Lenox beachhouse. Chairman John J. Pignatelli announced the gift, received Tuesday at East Lee Steak House from Rotary President Kirby Duncaniel. Members hail from Lee Lenox and Stockbridge.
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LENOX
Selecttmen
John J. Pignatelli
Lee Rotary Club
Pignatelli
East Lee
Rotary
Kirby Duncayel
Lee, Lenox and
Stockbridge
Substitute Named for Visiting Nurse in Lenox
Mrs Thomas Maguire of 415 Walker Street, visiting nurse, said Mrs Charles Fresia of Theresa Lex Ter Nato will substitute for her starting Tuesday. Mrs Maguire will take indefinite medical leave that day and messages for Mrs Fresia may be left at Haggard's Drug Store on Housatonic Street.
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Lenox
Thomas Maguire
Walker Si
Charles Fresia
Theresa
Ternato
Lee
Maguire
Student Observer To Attend Meetings Of School Board
Lenox will place a student observer on the school committee to bridge communication gaps. The move was approved by the school board after a mock student election, with Lenox Memorial High School junior Elaine C. Werrick proposing the plan.
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LENOX
Lenox Memorial High School
Elaine C. Werrick
Earle Suitor and Two Teachers Feted at Hinsdale Dinner
A testimonial dinner at Mountain View Country Club honored Earle C. Suitor Mrs Mabel Lemhuis and Miss Agnes Naughton for long careers at Kittredge School. Ceremony led by Howard A. Terry with gifts presented by Dennis J. Curtin and Herbert W. Prew. Naughton completes 40 years, Lemhuis 16 years, Suitor 24 years at the school.
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Prew
Cornelius F. Sharron
Kittredge School
Miss Naughton
Lemhuis
Kiltredge School
Schnopp opens gravel bed near Maple Street
Daniel R B Schnopp of Frank Schnopp Road has opened a road to a new gravel bed leased from the John M Casey family just east of the town garage. The bed will be fully opened within weeks with plans for a crusher and screening plant soon. Local school and community notices follow.
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Hinsdale
Daniel RB. Schnopp
Frank Schnopp
Maple Street
Schnopp
John M. Casey
Sheffield Iwin Broverman in Who's Who Among Students
Sheffield Iwin Broverman son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Broverman of Sheffield has been listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges a directory published in Tuscaloosa Alabama Braverman is a senior majoring in business administration at Johnson and Wales Junior College Providence RI
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Aaron Broverman
Sheffield
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Braverman
Johnson and Wales Junior College
Providence
R.1
Avaloch Inn Liquor Licenses Suspended by Town
LENOX The Selectmen suspended Avaloch Inn Inc licenses until health standards are met and suspended its Club Liquor license from July 1. Board of Health closed the resort for unsanitary conditions after inspections found dirty kitchen areas and nonfunctional dishwashing. Inn manager Bakwin faced show cause for violations tied to illegal gambling and sanitary lapses.
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LENOX
Avaloch Inn, Inc
Board of Health
Avaloch
Carl A. Bergan
Harold A. Felton
Robert M. Quinn
Michael Bakwin
Avaloch Inn
Bakwin
West House
Avalach
Paul Morse
Lee
Avatoch
Dalton residents to hear regional building program details
Dalton residents are invited to a public information meeting tonight at Wahconah Regional High School at 7:30 to learn about the Central Berkshire Regional School District's proposed $3.7 million building program. Officials will outline the plan and answer questions.
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Dalton
Central Berkshire Regional
Wahconah
Dalton Taxpayers Elect Officers and Invite Meeting
The Dalton Taxpayers Association elected Harold J. Barnes as president with Stanley L Allen as vice president and Mrs Pauline Levesque as secretary. Other officers include Mrs Alice Haltzinger treasurer and executive board members Mrs William White Malcolm M Daniels and George R Krupppel. An informational meeting on the Central Berkshire Regional District’s proposed building program is set for tonight at Wahconah Regional High School at 7 30 and the next meeting is Friday at 7 30 at the Community House.
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Dalton
Dalton Taxpayers Association
Harold J. Barnes
Old Windsor Road
Stanley L Allen
Tower Road
Pauline Levesque
Pine St
Alice Haltzinger
Main St
William White
Malcolm M. Daniels
George R. Kruppel
Central Berkshire
Wahconah
Windsor Finance Board Backs Regional School Building Plan
Windsor Finance Committee unanimously supports a $3.7 million Central Berkshire Regional School District project and backs presenting it at the May 28 town meeting. Windsor's share about 335,700. first year cost around 4,900 with tax rate unaffected in 1959, and borrowing slated for fall 1969 with Windsor assessed in 1970.
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Windsor
Central Berkshire
Gilbert C. Leitch
Crane Community School
School Plans Are Aired In Windsor Meeting
Windsor residents heard the regional school informational team detail a proposed regional school construction program. The plan would replace Crane School as state aid for expanding wood buildings is unavailable. No date is set.
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Windsor
David Gamwell
Arthur Needham
Francis Driscoll
Crane
Tax Impact Reported For School Project Windsor
Figures released by Francis G. Driscoll show that total capital and operating costs for an expanded Central Berkshire Regional School District would raise Windsor’s tax rate by 1.13 per thousand in 1970 and 2.50 in 1971. Windsor costs were clarified after a question misinterpretation. The district’s operating budget may rise 14y percent. Windsor’s portion is about 3.57 percent. A separate notice reports a federal tax lien of 1290 dollars against Brookvale School, Inc., filed Jan 3 for withholding taxes.
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Windsor
Francis G. Driscoll
Central Berkshire
Driscoll
Boston
Brookvale School, Inc
East Windsor Road
Internal Revenue
William F. Williams
Becket Memorial Day Services Set by Legion Post 329
Memorial Day services are planned for Monday at 10 a.m. at the monument by the McSweeney Gage Runz American Legion Post 329. Legion members will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Legion Hall to finalize plans and veterans' graves will be decorated with flags by members.
Lanesboro Selectmen Grant Permits and Local Soldier Sent Abroad
Laneshoro 3 Selectmen issued a building permit to Peter A Panesco of Monica Drive for a carport. A permit went to Thaddeus E Knowles of Pantoosue Lodge for a sign at the Bull Hill Road and South Main Street intersection. Army Spec 4 Richard J Barnes 23 son of Mr and Mrs Louis D Barnes of 50 Prospect St Lanesboro was assigned April 6 to the 199th Light Infantry Brigade near Long Binh Vietnam as an artilleryman.
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Kenneth P. Kirchner
Kenneth G. Kirchner
South Street
Sheppard Air Force Base
Tex
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
Peter A. Pannésco
Monica Drive
Thaddeus E. Knowles
Pantoosue Lodge
Bull Hill Road
South Main Street
Army
Richard J. Barnes
Louis D. Barnes
Prospect St
Lanesboro
199Th Light Infantry
Long Binh
Housing praise for Bennington firm aids low-cost homes
Governor Davis lauded BENNINGTON home Inc for blending social concern with profit while addressing state housing needs and affordability for low and middle income families. The remarks followed praise for efforts to improve housing options in Vermont.
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Bennington
Home, Inc
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Mass. City Considers Full-Time Mayor Over Part-Time Woodward
Northampton moves to end the lunch hour mayor system in favor of a full-time mayor with adequate pay. The current $7,500 annual salary is deemed insufficient for managing an $8 million enterprise, with Westfield also moving toward a full-time mayoralty. In Ludlow, kidneys from Rene Baldrate were transplanted into two patients via the Interhospital Organ Bank. Chicopee Alderman Henry Banas pleads not guilty to larceny and related charges. Holyoke alderman Louis Dubuis’s bribery case remains deadlocked after a second trial. A four-page Northampton history newspaper will be sold at the Historical Society fair to fund a museum.
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Northampton
David B. Musante
Connecticut River Valley
Westfield
EL Forts
Ludlow
Boston
Interhospital Organ Bank
Benjamin Bates
Organ Bank
Charles Scobie
Ludlow Hospital
Rene Baldrate
Bamas
Holyoke
Springfield
Louis Dubuis
Northampton Historical Society
Meadow City
Calvin Coolidge
U.S
Connecticut Students To Vote on Paying Teacher Salary
Connecticut students would fund the salary of a discharged professor through activity fees to enable his rehiring at Central Connecticut State College. Eugene Mulcahy, controversial assistant professor of education, must be approved by a student referendum with feasibility and legality checks. Salary would exceed $10,000.
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New Britain
Central Connecticut State College
Eugene Mulcahy
F. Don James
Education Department
Education Department, Provided It Proves “‘Feasible’” and “Legal.” Mulcahy
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