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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1969

Page

23

North Adams Airport vote under scrutiny as expansion eyed

City Solicitor Benjamin Apkin questions the legality of an airport commission vote to expand Edward Pringle’s air taxi service and add a flight school at Harriman Airport. The meeting lacked posted notice, raising open meeting law concerns. Mohawk Valley Aviation’s George West warns of service cutbacks if expansion proceeds. Taft enters mayoral race against Patsy DiMauro. Patenaude seeks re election amid a crowded field of 12 candidates for two seats on the nine member council.

North Adams Benjamin Apkin Airport Commission Edward Pringle Harriman Apkin George A. West Mohawk Valley Aviation Co Pringle Coda John R. ‘Taft Taft McCann School Committee Patsy DiMauro R.J. Widen Co Robert E. Patenaude Patenaude

Explosion blamed for injuries at Northfield Mountain tunnels

Northeast Utilities officials say a belated dynamite explosion caused injuries to two men drilling underground tunnels at Northfield Mountain while cutting for a pump storage project to supply hydroelectric power. Francis Perini and Jerry Clark suffered leg and head injuries respectively.

Northfield (Ap Northeast Utilities Co Northfield Mountain Francis Perini Otter River Jerry Clark Troy N H

Health Board Meets to Discuss Drainage and School Closures

The Board of Health met at Dr. Fred H. Vohr's home to review drainage issues on Paul Drive and Marietta Avenue and plans to meet with town officials next week to determine jurisdiction. The board also noted no response from Philip Feltman about alleged plumbing code violations at the former Lee Academy. The town dump on Willow Hill Road remains in good condition but is rapidly filling, with Ed Murray predicting completion within two years.

Board of Health Fred H. Vohr Paul Drive Marietta ‘Avenue Vthe Tas Philip C. Feltman Clifton F Feltman Lee Academy Summer Street Charles Ganrity New York City Willow Hill Road Selectman Edward F. Murray

Permit Denied For Mobile Restaurant in Lee

Thomas H. Truran Jr. of Pine Street Stockbridge saw his plan for a traveling mobile restaurant named Big Daddy denied by Lee Selectmen who said the operation would not benefit Lee and would cause litter. He plans an appeal to state authorities in Boston after prior common victualer licenses were granted in Pittsfield Great Barrington and Stockbridge.

Lee Hile Pharmacy Thomas H. Truran Jr Pine Street Stockbridge Pittsfield Great Barrington Boston Truran James B. Hannon Big Daddy George IF Burt Church Street South Lee

Desert Flower Lotion Annual Price Sale at Rexall Drug

McClelland Rexall Drug advertises a price drop on Desert Flower Lotion. The $2 size is now $1 in a limited annual sale offered by Ady.

McClelland Rexall Drug Ady

Leaders Named In UCS Drive in Lenox Pittsfield and Lenox

Lenox RALPH CONROY announced the UCS fund drive leaders during a meeting at the Community Center. Theodore Hill chairs commerce and industry, Raymond Trabold heads public schools, Mrs Phyllis Hardy handles advance solicitation, Dr Wendell Stearns oversees private schools, Joseph Nolan covers town and federal employees and clergy, and Atty Hugh Cowhig leads in-plant campaign. The chairmen will contact area residents for support.

LENOX United Community Services UCS Pittsfield Lanesboro Theodore Hill Commerce and Industry Raymond Trabold Phyllis Hardy Wendell Stearns Joseph Nolan Hugh Cowhig

Regional Plan To Be Presented At Open Meeting

Lenox regionalization proposal to be presented by the Regional School Planning Committee to the Lenox School Committee at an open meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Lenox Memorial High School.

Lenox Lenox Memorial High School

Lunches To Start For Grade Pupils Lenox

Lenox public schools will start a school lunch program on Monday. Due to higher food costs elementary lunches rise 30 cents and milk costs five cents in all schools. Also listed is an Eagle Motor Route for sale in the Stockbridge Glendale area with about 18 current customers. Contact 274-3887 after 5.

Eagle Motor Stockbridge-Glendale Lenox

New 4-H Horse Club Formed in Landsboro

Landsboro reports the creation of a new 4-H horse club that joins the 4-H Dairy Club. The group plans to enter the Williams town Grange Fair horse and cattle show this Saturday, following the dairy club’s recent success with five trophies at an earlier fair. Miss Jo Anne Phelps won a show halter for herdsmanship and a trophy for senior showmanship at the Cumming ton Fair.

Landsboro Williamstown Grange Jo Anne Phelps Cummington Fair

Scout Leader Wanted in Lanesboro

Mrs. Norman Durfed, Girl Scouts neighborhood chairman, seeks a junior high girls leader for one night weekly and an assistant leader for Grades 4 to 6. Interested helpers may call Mrs. Sylvester Peniuk or Mrs. Durfee. A planning meeting is set for next Wednesday at 8 PM at Mrs. Peniuk’s home.

Lanesboro Norman Durfed Girl Scouts Sylvester Peniuk Durfee

Fire damages Tyde barn complex in Stephentown NY

A major blaze destroyed a 30 by 60 hay barn a 20 by 40 dairy barn and three quarters of a 40 by 80 storage barn on Richard W. Tyde’s Goodrich Hollow Road property. Stephentown and Hancock fire crews aided by water from Wyomonack Creek fought the flames delaying spread to the Tyde house. Swaths of hay and a hay elevator were lost along with two cars a tractor and 1200 bales of second cutting hay. State troopers probe suspected arson. Tyde found no unusual activity earlier in the day.

Stephentown N. Y Richard W. Tyde Goodrich Hollow Road Sylvester Close Hancock Fire Department Andrew D. Pease Tyde

Hinsdale Tax Lien Filed Against Mountain Machine Co

A federal tax lien for 3332 dollars was filed Wednesday by IRS Director William E. Williams against Mountain Machine Co Inc of Hinsdale. The lien covers withholding taxes and was placed on June 20 1969 in federal court.

Boston Mountain Machine Co., Inc Hinsdale Internal Revenue William E. Williams

Stockbridge Eagle Motor Route for Sale

Advertisement notes sale of the Stockbridge Eagle motor route with contact phone 274 3387 after 5 p.m. unclear company details and location given.

Housatonic Hagle Motor Route for Sale

Advertising note offers a motor route sale with contact number 274-3387 after 5 PM for more information. Includes a terse after hours call instruction and credit to advertiser.

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