Jockey Receives Suspended Term in Pep Pill Case
North Adams report: 26-year-old jockey Albert Height Jr. of the Phoenix Hotel area got a one-year probation and a suspended 30-day jail term after pleading guilty to illegally selling Dexedrine. Seventeen-year-old Patrick B. Brown had his case continued, with police noting no wider distribution. investigation cited Cpl Gustavis and Trooper Jagodowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Albert Height Jr
Phoenix Hotel
Patrick B. Brown
Ernest H. Resasco
Robert J. Gustavis
Dalton Avenue
Brown
Jagodowski
State Police
Obituaries: Carl William Anderson 64 of North Adams
Carl William Anderson 64 of 3 Prospect St retired president and owner of Mohawk Paper Co. North Adams died at home after moving from Delmar N Y in 1957. He bought Mohawk Paper Co. from Norcross-Hldridge Co. He retired in September but stayed as consultant. Born in Boston son of Carl and Clara Anderson he lived in Wollaston and worked for Morgan J. Stis Co. and represented American Lace Paper Co. and Marathon Paper Co. He belonged to First Church of Christ Scientist North Adams the Mother Church in Boston North Adams Chamber of Commerce and Bethlehem Lodge of Masons Delmar N Y. He is survived by his wife Beatrice Shepperson and a daughter Mrs Perry E Scott of this town. Private funeral at family home cremation. No calling hours. Alphege J Cardinal 68 of BenMont Ave Bennington Vt died at Albany Veterans Hospital after long illness. He is survived by his sister Mrs Irene Machon Pittsfield and two brothers and another sister. Calling hours at Maher & Son Funeral Home in Bennington Saturday 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Rosary Sunday night at 3. High Mass of Requiem Monday 9 Sacred Heart Church Bennington. Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery.
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Williamstown
Carl William Anderson
Prospect St
Mohawk Paper Co., Inc
North Adams
Delmar
N.Y
Mohawk Paper Co
Norcross- Hldridge Co
Septemer
Boston
Carl
Clara Wilson Anderson
Wollaston
Morgan J. Stis Co
American Lace Paper Co
Marathon Paper Co
Ile
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Alphege J. Cardinal
BenMont Ave
Bennington
Albany
Sacred Heart Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mayor Reports No Personal Expenditures In Campaign
Del Gallo filed with the city clerk saying no personal funds were spent on his successful election. A committee plans to file a contributions and expenditures report by the deadline. Cornelius Boothman Jr beaten by incumbent James W. Collins. Ward 7 School Committee seal shows $13 in contributions and $98.40 in expenses. Reports say Del Gallo had substantial funds from Republicans despite being a Democrat.
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del Gallo
Cornelius Boothman Jr
James W. Collins
Police Briefs Highlight Local Theft and Vandalism Incidents
Detectives report $125 stolen in a Wednesday break at the Broschard home 73 Nancy Ave via an attached garage. Vandals toppled the Notre Dame School basket hoop on Melville Street. Stephen Sadlowski 45 was admitted to Pittsfield General Hospital after falling ill at 1201 North SE. Gertrude Lavigne reported three stolen checks totaling $730 from her mailbox.
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William E. Broschard
Nancy Ave
Inne
Notre Dame School
Melville Street
Stephen Sadlowski
North SE
Pittsfield General Hospital
Gertrude Lavigne
Tyler St
District Court Not Guilty Pleas Entered in Local Case Mix
District Court heard not guilty pleas for Donald J. Flaherty 44 of 9 Cherry St on DUI operating to endanger and drunkenness. Special Justice Clement A. Ferris continued the case to Nov 13 for counsel. Flaherty arrested after 11 p m at Tyler and Smith by Officer Francis Savko. Also, probation violations for John L. Pratt Jr and Ronald P. Milesi were dismissed or extended. several parking fines paid. tickets for Carmen Kenneborn fined. Tod M Angela speeding dismissed. John A. Noonan fined for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Flaherty
Cherry St
Clement A. Ferris
Flaherty
Tyler
Smith Streets
Francis Savko
John L. Pratt Jr
North Adams
Ronald P. Milesi
Second St
Pratt
Milesi
Joan R. Bigelow
Onota St
Albert N. DeAlmeida
Hallister St
Judith B. Shorey
Robbins Avenue
Frances A. Dilego
Cheshire
William H. Shantz Jr
Montgomery Ave
Joseph WW. Card
Dalton
Carmen T. Kenneborn
Richmond
Tod M
Angela
Laneshoro
John A. Noonan
Lanesboro
Pittsfield Teachers Tape Radio Program for Education Week
The Pittsfield Teachers Association tapes a 30 minute Education Week program to air on WREC Wednesday at 9 p.m. Edward P. Johnson of South Junior High narrates with focus on art and music instruction. Speakers include Nancy Delaili and Winifred Bell, supervisors of art, plus Supt. James P. Reynolds and assistants Joseph Canavan Lincoln Lynch and Edwin Grady Jr., president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Teachers’ Association
WREC
Edward P. Johnson
South Junior High
Nancy Delaili
Winifred Bell
James P. Reynolds
Joseph J. Canavan
Lincoln D. Lynch
Edwin R. Grady Jr
Quinn Backs Off On Eliminating Lynch's Job
J Quinn abandoned his plan to abolish the Asst Supt Lincoln D Lynch post. After Mayor Del Gallo and other school committee members blasted the idea, Quinn said he would not pursue it, noting street talk but lack of support from the committee. He claimed no personal grudge against Lynch despite accusations of harassing officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Lynch
J. Quinn
Lincoln D. Lynch
del Gallo
Exam Tomorrow For Fire Chief
A civil service examination for fire chief in the local department will be given tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Pittsfield High School. Taking the exam will be the four deputy fire chiefs in the department, Arnold P. Klinke, acting chief, John E. McDonough Jr., Joseph W. Coy and William H. Reddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield High School
Arnold P. Klinke
John E. McDonough Jr
Joseph W. Coy
William H. Reddy
Open House at PHS Tuesday marks Education Week
Pittsfield High School conducts its 45th annual open house for National Educational Week with a 7 p.m. band concert and 7:30 p.m. classroom tours for parents. Teachers will explain curricula and schedule future parent meetings. event runs 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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PHS
Pittsfield High School
Dispositions in October Berkshire Court Sit Total Probation and Jail
Judge David A. Rose sentenced Charles E. Smith of Agawam to two months in the House of Correction with two years probation on eight forgery counts and back wages restitution. Smith earlier drew similar terms on wage charges and was indicted secretly by a grand jury. Also, Frederick Schnapps of North Adams received three years probation for statutory rape, while Richard Benoit of Clarksburg had probation continued after a permit violation and was later arraigned on robbery and assault charges. A new jury pool reports Monday for the November session.
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David A. Rose
Berkshire County Superior Court
House of Correction
Monlay
Charles E. Smith
Agawam
Pittsfield
Smith
Rose
Andrew T. Campoli
Massachusetts
Connecticut
N.A
Frederick ¥. Schnapps
Willow Dell
North Adams
Adams District Court
Richard J. Benoit
Walker St. Clarksburg
Jeremiah M. Finn
Springfield
Finn
Benoit
New York State
Vermont
Pownal
55 Berkshire Community College Graduates Earn Degrees
Fifty five Berk shire Community College graduates who transferred to four year institutions have completed studies and received baccalaureate degrees with six honors. The typical alumnus is Richard P. Jacquot of Pittsfield now employed by Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. To date, 85 BCC transfer students attend 35 colleges nationwide including University of Massachusetts and North Adams State. Alumni pursue careers in armed forces industry and other fields, with two becoming airline hostesses and another at Columbia University English for foreigners.
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Berkshire Community College
Richard P. Jacquat
Raymond dJacquot
McKin Jey Ter
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft
East Startford
Conn
Pittsfield High School
BCC
Linda Flanders
Main St
Lenox
Jacquot
Linda
University of Massachusetts
David Jacquot
Francis Jacquot
McKinley Ter
North Adams State College
American International College
Williams College
U.S. Naval Academy
University of Ottawa
University of Illnois
Columbia University
War I Veterans Endorse Viet Nam Policy Parade Dinner
Barracks 398, Veterans of World War I, endorses U S policy on the Viet Nam conflict 100 percent. They urge all veterans to join next week's Veterans Day parade. Annual dinner set for Sunday at 6 at the Polish Community Hall with State Cmdr Theodore Coty and other officials to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Barracks
U.S
Theodore Coty
New Bedford
Remo del Gallo
Veterans Service
Theodore Handerck
Mrs Sanborn Dies in St Paul After Lifelong Public Service
Maud Moon Weyerhaeuser Sanborn died in St Paul. She supported Shaker and Berkshire arts, donated to Lenox Library music, funded Hancock Shaker Village, and backed Tanglewood and Berkshire Museum initiatives. Survived by Bruce Sanborn, son Carl Weyerhaeuser, daughter Mrs Robert Siverster, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral at Hose of Hope Presbyterian Church.
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Massachusetts
Hancock Shaker Village
Hancock
General Electric Co
Music Department
Sanborn
Massachusetts Library Trustees Association
Berkshire Museum
Tanglewood
Metropolitan Opera Association
Minneapolis Symphony
Berkshire Art Association
St. Paul Art Institute
Carl Weyerhaeuser
Milton
Robert Siverster
St. Paul
Hose of Hope Presbyterian Church
Sacred Heart Plans Reception at School
A reception will be held at Sacred Heart School for the sisters and teachers under the Rosary Sodality. Parents have been invited to attend the affair which begins at p.m. in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
The
Rosary Sodality
Parets
At-Large School Board Seen Expensive for Candidates
James R. Clary warns an at large school board will require substantial campaign funds, estimating $1,500 or more to win a seat. He notes the cost could bar poorer candidates while Pittsfield voters approved the proposal by over two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Clary
Clary
Pittsfield
Ruling on Computer Rental Premature Harris Says
The School Committee weighs purchasing GE and IBM computers with rentals of 79,000 and 64,000 respectively. City Solicitor Reder warns a conflict of interest since five members work for GE. Kelly seeks a special bids commission. Harris delays comment.
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Harris
General Electric
William E. Harris
Edwin FE. Reder
Thomas F. Kelly
Kelly
Reder
GE Here
S. Racco Scullary
James W. Collins
Frank M. Pupo
School
School Dept Plans Talks With Parents Of Failing Pupils
The School Department initiates a conference system to connect with parents of underperforming pupils. Assi. Supt. Lincoln D. Lynch describes it as a positive approach. Conferences will be requested by elementary teachers after midterm reports mailed Oct. 15. warning cards go out Dec. 21, March 18, and May 27.
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Crosby Junior High
Crosby
Lincoln D. Lynch
Assi
Lynch
Fathers To Be Invited To Maternity Class
Expectant fathers admitted free to maternity classes run by the Visiting Nurse Association at Red Feather House 54 Wendell Ave. A four week four session series begins Monday at 7 30 p m with a $14 fee for mothers who can pay. Miss Madeleine Lord notes the training helps expectant parents handle the new job of caring for a baby and class feedback is largely positive.
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Wurse Association
Madeleine Lord
VNA
Red Feather House
Wendell Ave
Miss Lord
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Plainfield
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Adv
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Norfolk
Newberry
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Flacor
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James McNeill Whistler
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Chicago
Pullman Co
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Pupo
Hartis
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Hitchcock
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North St
Tel. HT
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