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The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 16

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I I 6 The Berkshire Eagle, Thursday, Jan 9, NOW! SAVE ON UILIEDVErallai 1101 lit GIP o. AIRY THIS HANDY hippos isorn't a power lino down la the stront In troat tot von, hnnett of Inpopoott yotor ghiltl mellows 'emitter eolith tippet otwoltor oattpreoncy or problem springs op the, volt nod hole with. Her't oville sonteilitd by Om tOrtio Air logio to mak toinphotto on eAetloto tine by knowing whim to toll. Clip It toad Novo It It stony Hive ynt Alcohol Leenbes givers In Sark lidield SANDISTII1D Renewal 'Roman Trent and poultaNs licenses kw the sik a alcoholic "maws lo WsZ1 0. Duller beverages have been bawd by and Lillian A.

Paltrirr the Selectmen. Rertpwas sere Maurice D. Mx, and Mn Joirph P. and Jayne Alias Carnpvtti al Al. Kastallui al Old Grtwinwich.

Ian's Restaurant. Rode 11; la Conti. thew children Mary. B. Darks, al Clas Joan.

and Anne and Mae May Mountaill Restaurant. Simi Obbelgy al Coe Cob. istiekl Center; Peter 0, and Ss- visaed friends and relatives san C. Murray. New Boston here during a siz-day bobiby General Store: tallumi A.

Palm. slay at the home al Kaicr. owrwr al SibierbroiA zallia's mother. Mrs. Calera West Neer Boston: Uszabeth Campeal.

in New Rogers and Carmen J. Ilium Mrs Robert Zwick retuned a the Montville Gerwral Stare: la her Outage home Sunday atVirpnia Strong sod Suzanne In a five-day visit nab her par-I-, Nein. of New Beaton Inn. and ents. Mr and Jack M.

Sow Roman Teczar al Pinecrest kat tat. in New Boston. Prior la on Route her visit here the bad spent Also. common victualler 'llwee days with her sister. censes were given to the New Dane Gouge in Rocky ILL Boston and Pmeerrst hank Al- C.

Mu Gouge with chiglive Ian's and Cuias Mountain rek- James and Zwick, laurants, and the Silverbrook and the Semliki' son and Grill daighter-in-law. Mr and Mrs, Also bsued were taints Day William Scoville al Southwick licenses to the biontville saki with their clukken litichael and New Boston General stores: Shari. gathered here Christmas music and dancing license la Day. FULLERGLO LATEX EGGSHELL ENAMEL Oua lity with economy on a Late enamet Excellent hiding and durability Easy application easy clean-up with soap and water. 1.000 colors.

FAGtO I Ant 0,.., A 00 WHIrE eft tutiFor.totAfts 4, A A 00 WHIrE Gi ww, i eft Arts council to sponsor puppet shows GREAT BARRINGTON 7hr Southern Berluhire Cornnxmay Arts Councd wtU sponstir a day-long senes of perfonnances for South County elementary school children by the Bread and Puppet Theatre Co. on Feb. ZS DA Monument Maas-lain Regional high School. The company is from Goddiud Colkge in Vermont. The puppet show will be the first school sponsored by the new volunteer arts council.

which earlier annourred it would try to irgroduce cultural activities into the Sash Courgy schools. The puppet shows are being Coirtry Curtains by the by Lion bm in Stock-fridge. by Robed K. Wheeler of Great Barrington and the Berkshire Hills and Southern Berkshire regional school A second council-sponsored school Await for secondary-school students is being planned for late spring. Norman Seigerman of Mon chairman of the councd.

has announced that beginning next Wednesday. the councils arts calendar will be featured monthly in the Berkshire Courier. And later this month. the council's exhibit and referral center at Grant Qty will be opened to the public. The center.

Action ArtsPoint One. will display and sell works of local artists and sell tickets to area cultural events. I Barrington sets hearings on 2 issues GREAT BARRINGTON Pie Selectmen have scheduled two meetings next week to dis. cuss a pair of emerging issues here; sewer COCIrledb0111 that must be made by property owners, who in some cases are still waste into the Hots-atonic River; and permitted uses for the recently acquired recreational area in the Berk. shire Heights section of town.

The Selectmen will meet Jan. LS at 7:30 p.m. with an esti. mated 1500 property owners here and in Howatonic whose homes or businesses are not yet hooked into the tovm's sewage treatment plant. Some of these buildings are still discharging raw sewage into the Housatonic River.

The town's consulting engineer. Edward Rayon. will attend the meeting. The Selectmen said this week that all privale connections into the towns sewer line must be made at the individual property owner's expense. Conservation Commission members will meet with the Selectmen Jan.

14, at 7:30 p.m.. to draw up a list of activities the lOWn will permit on the 94-acre parcel of land given to the town by Gerard McAllister. The only disagreement at preset seem nt to hinge on the subject of looting. The beads of both the Selectmen and the Conservation Commission have come out in opposition to hunting, while several other parties in town have indicated support for the idea. LAW INFOICIMINT State Police Lee Berrecks 243-0600 Stet Pittsfield Barracks 443-5111 Pittsfield Police Dept.

limereeitcy ly 443-4107 ell olier cells Add year ottonicipel itemiser bore: (site loolew) fill Pittsfield fire Deportment 4411-0241 (Fire esti letereency Cells only) Add your insoiskipel member keret (see 'micro) CUSTOM-MIX COLORS III) 32. gm gal. WHITE tel; 8gaf tl For Walls Woodwork Use One Product VAR DAIS NURSERY AND GARDEN CENTER 743-6666 44S-S671 499-3232 436-3719 663-3729 326-0790 Bring soar painting problems to us we'll solve them for )ou. Complete painting and wallpapering supplies and accessories. Conte and See Our Large Selection ''NZv: Of INDOOR PLANTS.

Of INDOOR PLANES. AMBULANCE Adams Amiss, lance Inc A A Adobe lance Service lerkskire Amigo (once Service (Covering Berkshire County) Hopkins Ambolance Service, Williamstown Mohawk Ambushing, Service, North Adonis Swthrse Berkshire Volunteer Ands. lanc Snood Coll Fairview Hospital POISONING Poison Control lesson (II Albany (SII UTILITY FAILURE 01 LINES DOWN The Berkshire Gas Co. Nights, Soon. A Holidays Massachusetts Electric Company Emergency Cells day or night NAL Tel.

A Tel. Co. Western Muss. Electric Co. (Emergency Service) (617) (511) ART SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMES ROBBY SUPPLIES 232-2120 462-7521 All Site.

All Prices! Creel Barriagtee 600 S. Main St. 5211-0166 Pittsfield 537 Mhos Ate. 499-2400 Lee ward, Flower Shop Park Si. 243-1762 9-3, Sen.

104. itY 4 Al All Site. All Prices! tr-i-g -t1 Great Barrington, 600 S. Kale St. Pittsfield 537 Wire Ate.

499-2400 Lee ward, Flissier Shop Park St. 243-1762 rl iiiii. C2 9-3, Sen. 104. C.

M. FARRELL SON, inc. 49.1610 445-4794 5311-3300 611 499-0260 51 South Church St. Pittsfield TRAFFIC SIGNALS OUT Mass. Public Worki Duportment Pittsfiold 443-0632 41o.

Adams 6637490 sin Peett.lt AID CROSS ilod Cross. Pittsfield No. Adams Introducing the 75 Toyota. Celica GT gemrsgmalanlibm'011 okarti 072au OEM gam PRoo much money nooR anzugri rn I NOW II 111 MVO, la II lege IrmiTla Qiiii fil 111 N101119 "1114AM 11 'MAW 1 Camera club plans slide competition GREAT BARRING'rON Holger Oleen of Sheffield will judge entries in the open competition of slides at a meeting Thesday of the Great Barrington Camera Club at the VFW post home on South Main Street. A short discussion period will be held.

Each member may submit -up to four problem slides for analysis. Mrs. Eleanor Kimberley read a brief historical sketch in recognition of the 25th anniversary of the club's founding. An instructional slide program, -Pictures by Existing Light," from Eastman Kodak Co. will be presented through the cooperation of the Snap Shop on Railroad Street.

Guests are welcome. 442.1506 or 442.1551 463-7006 FIRE POLICE 743-2323 743-1212 528-2121 528-3355 623-8760 6234010 7434145 Dial "0" 6634946 663-6635 911 911 528.1625 528-2160 663-6908 Dial "0" 528-0123 528-0306 738-5660 Dial "0" 655-2260 655-2712 274-3360 274-3362 447-9636 443-4107 243-2323 243-2323 637-2343 637.2346 6234855 6234929 424-5227 Dial "0" 456-3403 Dial "0" 2294722 5211-1495 521-1932 5211-3211 528.1625 528-0603 663-3725 663-5343 269-4461 2694010 4414241 445.4556 691-2222 6911-2561 2584521 258-4756 743.1531 Dial "0" 2294721 229-8522 2984561 298-5520 243-1739 243-1547 6234760 623-8839 232-4200 232-4200 911 1444779 4511-3333 4584733 Adams Alford Beck, Choshire Clarksburg Dalton Egremont Florida Groat Barrington Hancock' Hinsdalo Housatonic Lanosboro Leo Lenox Middlefield Moon) Bridge New Ashford Now Marlboro Monteroy Mt. Washington North Adams Otis Pittsfield Richmond Sandisfield Savoy Sheffield Stockbridgo Tyringham Washington Myst Stockbridge Windsor Williamstown New Marlborough 4b 1141 1 14 7. MOM Lc, to-41, '016N A LI --t. LT.

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Koch of Mill River is at Fairview Hospital. Col. John D. Sisson and son Jay of Mill River are skiing in Garmisch. Germany.

and Innsbruck, Austria. With Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gustafson of Mill River for the holidays were their sons, Robert of Boston and Otis of New Eng-. land College.

William Irvine of Mill River has returned from Fairview Hospital where he was taken following a WM work. Mr. and Mrs Eldred A. Stanton of Mill River are spending the winter in Florida. Miss Patti Irvine of Mill River left Saturday for Salt Lake City, Utah, where she will begin a three months' affiliation in physical therapy at the University of Utah Medical Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler Jr. of Huntington, N.Y., were weekend guests 'of MrTandMrsWellerSeIlewJr of New Marlboro. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Streeter and daughter Judith of Keyes Hill Road and Miss Reisa Glickman of Framingham have returned from a two-week- trip to Florida. They visited Streeter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

M. P. Roscoe in and the Streeters' son, Maurice J. Streeter, and his family in ANIMALS Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 447-711711 STREET SIGNS DOWN Pittsfield Traffic Dept. 499-1100 CIVIL DEFENSE Civil Defense Control Center Pittsfield 443-1292 Administrative Offices 443-3300 (24 hr.

service) North Adams 00. War ittehi, ai.1) 1 Gas saving 5-speed overdrive transmission. Reclining Hi-back bucket 'I rj Full Instrumentation and AUFM stereo. ---c) I A A As, Ft 1 4'. 4.1' bk 4..

Gas saving 5-speed overdrive transmission. Reclining Hi-back bucket seats. Full instrumentation and AMFM stereo. I I ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS Health Counseling Sorvicit 47 North Pittsfield 442-0480 North Adams tioalth Dopt 6634615 Pittstiold Public Hoe Ith Dept. 499-1100 Spoiled dairy products, unsanitary tor conditions Trash and garbs, removal (Pittsfield 11 North Adonis.) Pittsfield 443-4594 HomntakorHome Hoe Ith Aid Service 4454595 Borkshire Home Caro Corp.

499-1353 Northorn Berkshire Home Hoe Ith Project 663-3701 MEDICAL INFORMATION Borkshiro District Dental Society 443-5641 (Emrgency Serv Wookends send Holidays Berkshire District Medical Society, 442-9900 Mass. District Ploahlt Offics 443-4475 For Medical Information (Night linorgonty) 442-1551 HOSPITALS Borkshiro Medical Confer; St. lake's Unit 443-9121 Pittsfiold Demirel Unit 443-5641 tairviow Hospital 5211-0790 Hillerost Hospital 443-4761 North Adams Hospital 6634701 FAMILY AND PERSONAL PROSIIAiS Family and Childron's Sorvice of Borkshiro Comity 472 West Pittstiold No appointmont nocossary 44114281 Family Planning Cooncil 100 North Pittstiold 443-2844 34folp 4994257 Right to Life Uf lorkshiro Cmenty, 2127 Nwth St. 4434634 The neet175 Celica GT includes all this as standard equipment: 1. Gas saving 5-speed overdrive trans- 14.

Styled steel wheels 27. Electric fuel ump mission, with full synchromesh floor 15. ResettaNe trip odometer 28 5 mph energy absorbing bumpers with shift 16. Electric clock guards 2. 22 liter hemi-head engine 17.

Electric rear window defogger 29. Heater a power boosted flo-thru a Wide radial Ures (18570 HR 13 BW) 18. Oil pressureammeter warning ventilation 4. Functional front end air scoop tights 30. DayNight, non-glare rearview mirror 5.

Racing stripes 19 separate fuel water temperature 31. Lockable gas cap a Reclining Hi-back bucket seats gauges 32. Lockable glove compartment, with light 7. Knitted vinyl upholstery 20 Tuned glass 33. Inside hood release 8.

Leather covered 4-spoke steering 21- Wall-to-wall carpeting 34. Tool kit and touch up paint wheel and molded shift knob 22. Simulated woodgrain instrument 35. 6 miles service interval 9. Molded headliner, panel and full console 36.

12 miles new car warranty 10. AMFM multiplex stereo radio 2a, Aluminized muffler 37 Pre-delivery service 11. Power front disc brakes 24. Brake fluid level warning light 38. And much more 12.

Tachometer (8000 rpm) 25. Cigarette lighter 13. Transistorized ignition 26- Coior-keyed Interior see holly much carijour mon4aly can bull. Mir The new175 Celica GT includes all this as standard equipment: rig bumpers with sted flo-thru eirview mirror rtment, with light saint service Interval I new car warranty Manort Dana Merritt of Fairfax, was the guest last week of Charles Wyman of Hartsville. Miss Marilyn Dempsey of New York and Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Dallianos of Nahant were cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dempsey of Hartsville. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Ware El- Inc and family-of Mill River-Great Barrington Road spent the holidays with relatives in Gettysburg and York, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Thompson and family of Knigtt Road were with relatives in Holden and Thompson, for the holidays. Mrs. Marie Seyffert of Greenlawn. N.Y... recently vis-- ited her son-in-law and Mr.

and Mrs. Brian Calla. han of Hartsville. Margaret Phillips of Langhorne, spent the holidays at her home in New Marlboro. Dr.

and Mrs Samuel Mills and family of Middletown. N.Y., spent the holidays at their home in New Marlboro. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Dow of Burlington, Vt. were weekend guests of Mr.

Dow's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Dow of Mill River. and Mrs. Gerard Chapman of Mill River were remit guests of Miss Helen Mack in Newyork.

So. Srk. HELP Phone, 5211-2242, Mook-Fri. 1 2.11 p.m. MIAMI.

ILLNESS 1 Srkskir Mosolcil Nselth Cster 499-0412 ADDICTION INcolsolks itos3rosisoos (PIttsfIshl) 443-0212 Mem Puklic Smash Dept Akolsolisse Divislose 442-2706 1.17.LC. 10 s.ss.. 9 p.m.. 7 slay wk. 442-9002 Jock beam coals 443-1077 COMMUNITY HEALTH DISEASE.

ETC. Mess. DistrIct Offics 443-4472 1 Srnz.1 car speciarmts for over 43 pmts. THEYTIE BACK. Toyota presents the hrst new -Smothers Brothers on NBC-TV.

I 0 Srnz.1 car for over 40 ytmrs. THETRE BACK. Toyota presents the hrst new -Smothers Brothers on NBC-TV. 0 A i i -t I i to- 1.

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