Daily Hampshire Gazette from Northampton, Massachusetts • 17

Doily Hampthlra Graft Northampton Mo Mon April 2 1964 1 7 Town Unhes Easthampton CAROL BACHAND of East-hampton ia enrolled at the Hallmark Institute of Photography In addition to k- the technical as pects of photogra- phy Ids Bacfaand 2 wifi study 'portrait I and commercial photographic business management The Turners Falls institute prepares students to own or manage a general photographic studio Ids Bachand expects to complete the course in June and then enter the photography field WEEKLY CALENDAR: Public meetings this week are: 1 TOMORROW: The School Committee will meet at 7:30 pm in the White Brook1 Middle School 200 Park St The Finance Committee will meet at 7:30 pm in the office in the Memorial Building 1 Northampton SL The committee will review proposals for the April 11 special Town Meeting The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold two hearings in the Town Hall At 7 pm the board will hear all persons interested in the application from John and Mary Ann vinelli of 32 Sandra Road They are requesting a soiing variance to add a garage onto their house And at 7:30 pm the board will hear all parties interested in the application from ET ET Realty Trust Siegfried Tyburski Trustee of 79 East SL Tyburski requests a variance to convert a garage at 81 East SL into a eight-unit apartment building WEDNESDAY: The Board of Public Works will meet at 7 pm in the public woks office in the Town The assessors will meet at 7 pm in their office in the Memorial Building 1 Northampton St The Board of Selectmen and the Board of Health will meet at 7:30 in the room in the 'own Hall THURSDAY: The Arts Lottery Council will meet at 7:30 pm in room 2 in the Town Hall The Finance Committee will meet at 8 pm in the upper Town Hall The committee will hold a public DOWNTOWN SURVEY: A pree- entation on the results of a survey of the downtown business area originally scheduled for Thursday at -the White Brook Middle School tentatively has been rescheduled for April 26 The program will be in the school's auditorium The survey conducted last month by 25 University of Massachusetts graduate students explored ways the town business and government leaders can revitalize the business area along Main Union and Cot- tage streets CLOTHING EXCHANGE: the Easthampton Community Center will offer its semiannual clothing exchange April 14 -Used clothing may be brought to the center April 11 12 or 13 and can be exchanged for coupons" for use at the sale from 9 to 11 am Chamber award MARION CARENZO 12 Dartmouth SL chocks in with voter registrar Mary Niemlec 3 Princeton Ave at the Parsons Street School Candidate's brother helps in election By MARTY McDONOUGH EASTHAMPTON James Ya-cuzzo was on the street early this morning to help his younger brother Angelo get elected for a fourth term as a selectman Angelo Yacuzzo is being challenged for his three-year seat on the board by Thomas Kowal of 23 Overlook Drive brother stood alone near the fence of the Maple Street school one of four polling spots in town a sign draped over his shoulders know if make a the 64-year-old Hadley resident said I think if people pee anyone around they might think the candidate He was at the school at 8 am sharp He is required by state statute to stay outside of the fence of the school so he merely stands and says hello to some early morning voters There is no last-minute pitch for his candidate A few ask how new granddaughter is doing The girl was born at 11 pm last night at The Cooley Dickinson Hospital a good omen" one wom- an said worked for him each year" Easthampton area Police log Weekend arrests net three area residents EASTHAMPTON Police arrested a Center Street man early yesterday for driving under the influence of alcohol failure to stay within marked lanes James Canavan 51 of 35 Center St was stopped on Center Street about 2:05 am after police observed him driving in an erratic manner He was held in the Easthampton Jail overnight and is expected to be arraigned in Hampshire District Court today Police also picked up two men on default warrants Pablo Acevedo 26 of 9-B Florence Heights Northampton was stopped about 8:10 pm yesterday on Northampton Sheet Acevedo was wanted on six warrants tor larceny under 8100 one warrant for and malicious damage to personal property and several motor vehicle violations Northampton used to chase and stop Acevedo He was held for Northampton police and is expected to be arraigned today in Hampshire District Court today On Friday night police arrested Michael Pantelakis 40 of 288 Pleasant St Northampton on a warrant from state police for speed- Hfantelakis is expected to be arraigned today in Hampshire District Court Also this weekend police reported vandals apparently sprayed glue into the lock of the Stop and Save gas office door on Pleasant Street sometime Saturday morning An employee could not unlock the door that morning Police are still investigating the incident The owner of ed that part of restaurant was tomer that had Just left According to police two customers had gotten into an argument after they were asked to leave by the owner The owner may seek a criminal complaint police said police said After he was stopped Easthampton police said he ran from his car into a field but police dog Bow who was with the arresting officer at the time was 17 miles of track sold to Westfield firm Roy Ekengren who retired as president of the Easthampton Savings Bank last month was presented with a plaque from the Easthampton Chamber of Commerce by chamber president Allan Devine Ekengren was cited for his aid to the Chamber of Commerce through the years Three Westfield teenagers arrested Southampton SOUTHAMPTON Police arrested three Westfield girls for possession of alcohol after being stopped for a speeding violation Friday Hanechak 17 of Bow-doin St the driver of the car and two 16-year-old girls whose names were not released because of their age were arrested for possession of alcohol Police said that when the car shortly was stopped after 8 pm that the girls tossed the beer they WEEKLY CALENDAR: Public meetings this week are: The Conservation Commission will meet in the Town Hall at 7 pm The personnel policy and proce- dures board will meet in the Town Hall at 7:30 pm -The Arts Lottery Council will meet at 7:30 pm- at Florence Stoll's house on Rattle Hill Road TOMORROW: The Council on Aging crafts class will meet in the Town Hall from 1:30 to 3:30 pm The Town Hall offices of the clerk treasurer-collector and build hearing on the proposals for the April 11 special Town Meeting SUNDAY The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet at 10 am in the parks and recreation office at Daley Field PVT DEBORAH A PIRNAT the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Hector Bienvenue of 45 Lead Mine Road has completed a supply specialist's course at the-US Quartermaster School at Fort Lee Va The students learned about the Army supply system unit and organization supplies the fitting of clothing packaging and storing of supplies and the organizational maintenance of small arms The private the stepdaughter of Kathy Plrnat of Wickline Ohio is a 1982 graduate of the Chicopee Comprehensive High School in Chicopee W6SthamptQn WEEKLY CALENDAR: Public meetings this week are: TODAY: The Board of Selectmen will meet at 7 pm at the Town Hall The Westhampton Singing Society will meet at 7:15 pm at the Congregational Church A special Town Meeting to approve transfer of funds will be held at 7:30 pm at the Town Hall TOMORROW: The curriculum sub-committee will meet at 7:30 pm at the Hampshire Regional High School The Fire Association will meet at 7:30 pm at the fire station WEDNESDAY: The Board of Assessors will meet from 7 to 9 pm at the Town Hall The Athletic Booster Club will meet at 7:30 pm at the Hampshire Regional High School THURSDAY The personnel subcommittee will meet at 7:30 pm at the Hampshire Regional High School The Board of Health will meet at 7:30 pm at the Town Hall FRIDAY: The adult volleyball league will play from 7:30 to 10 pm at the Hampshire Regional High School SATURDAY: The polls will be open for election day from 9 am to 2:30 pm at the Town Hall The Annual Town Meeting will' begin at 9:30 am at the Town Hall Of regional Interest OPEN HOUSE AND AUCTION: The Grammar School at 675 Stony Hill Road Wilbraham will hold an open house the week of April 9 through 13 There will be coffee hours and tours of the school An auction is planned on Sunday at 2:30 pm in the Mahogany Room at Symphony Hall Admission will be charged By CAROL MAZZOCCA EASTHAMPTON The sale of a 17-mile section of railroad track owned by the bankrupt Boston and Maine Railroad Co to the Pioneer Valley Railroad Co of Westfield was completed March 20 Pioneer Valley Railroad a shortline railroad serving local industries in the Westfield area is owned Ferry to the end of the line at Railroad Street The BAM line runs north from Holyoke by Mount Tom Junction continuing along East Ferry Pleasant and Liberty streets ami ends downtown by Railroad Street John Levine vice president of Pinsley Railroad Co said Pioneer Valley Railroad hopes to provide service to Community Feed Sfores and the Hampton Warehouse Co Both firms have shown support for Pioneer Valley Railroad's plans to provide service here The 34-mile stretch of track had Insurance group to meet RE-ELECT ANGELO CHWLH 1: YACUZIO SELECTMAN nusUBW JAMES YACUZZO James Yacuzzo said "If your broth- er was up for election you do the same?" The Yacuzzo brothers both barbers have a bit of an advantage in a Monday election: It is a day off really have no idea what the outcome will be You never know until over" he said He expect to have lunch either Just stand around until the polls close at 8 pm say hello to voters do his and go to his house on Park Street for a party which will be held "win or lose said Angelo Yacuzzo been losing about 88000 a year for A because many manufacturing customers along the line had started switching to trucks because of a surcharge BAM was charging a 8276-per-car surcharge to Easthampton customers to pay for the special trip off the main line in Chicopee Pioneer -Valley officials say they do not plan to continue the surcharge for focal deliveries Pioneer Valley Railroad has been serving Easthampton customers along the old Conrail line for the Past two years The Conrail line which originates in Westfield runs parallel with the A line behind the Pleasant Street factories The Westfield railroad paid 8250000 for the 11-mile track from Westfield to Easthampton Some repairs" involving tie and stone replacement already have been done by Pioneer Valley on the BAM track Levine added that are planned in coming months for His-panics its and sections busing in State the planetarium the media center and school (day provided students more interesting ways to learn play we saw was a lesson about the Revolutionary War not Just a he said Breakfast at COMPLETE BREAKFAST 179 (Specials change daily) DONUTS NUDE FRESH DAILY Wholesale Retail 114 Union Street EASTHAMPTON had out of the window More beer was found in the car police said Miss Hanechak was also cited for speeding on Route 10 She was held at the Easthampton jail and later release on bail She expected to be arraigned in Hampshire District Court today The two 16-year-old girls were released to their parents and are expected to be arraigned in Hampshire District Juvenile Court tomor- Drapala of 12 Cresent St Barbara Routhier of 9 Summer St- and James Hall of 266 Florence Road Northampton Easthampton DOG LICENSES: New dog licenses for the 1984 season are available in the Town office at the Town Hall Prices for licenses are as follows: male 83 spayed female 83 and females 86 Kennel licenses are also available Due to a new law passed in November a dog license can only be issued if a valid rabies certificate is presented at the time of licensing A valid certificate must have been dated within 3 years To assist residents in complying with this new mandate a Rabies Clinic is being sponsored by the Board of Health on April 14 at the Easthampton Fire Station between 1 and 4 pm A fee will be charged Dukakis at Springfield inner city school SPRINGFIELD (AP) Gov Michael Dukakis today conversed in French and Spanish with children at an inner city school which he called an example for other public schools in the state North happens to be one of the most unusual and best schools It's unusual but I hope an example of what we can do elsewhere" Dukakis said after viewing a Revolutionary War musical undergoing questioning by a 12-vear-old television reporter and walking into classes at New North New North a modern facility 1000 fifth- and sixth-grade students and pre-school children enrolls and other minorities from neighborhood in the North End white students from other of the city under a voluntary program Dukakis mentioned New North January in his State of the speech in which he called 1984 year for education Dukakis said the school ing inspector will be open at 7 pm The Board of Selectmen Board of Assessors and Board of Health will Assessors and Board of Health will meet at 7 pm The Housing Authority will meet at 7:30 pm The Council on will have a tax consultant at Hall from 9 am until noon The Finance Committee will meet in the Town Hall at 7 pm THURSDAY: The state Housing Board of Appeals will convene in the Town Hall at 11 am for the first hearing on the appeal by the Line Street Associates to construct 24 low- to moderate-income housing units on Line Street The Zoning Board of Appeals rejected the application in November The School Committee will meet in the Town Hall at 7 pm FRIDAY The Council on Aging will meet in the Town Hall at 3 pm SATURDAY: The Council on Aging will have a potluck lunch at 2 pm in the Town Hall LIONS CLUB DANCE: The lions Club is holding a dinner dance on April 6 at the Holyoke Elks Club at 7 pm which is open to the public This is a benefit occasion and income will be used toward expenses of constructing a gazebo in the center of town for the benefit of the the play Posters proposed gazebo are around town PALM SUNDAY PROGRAM: -The Southampton Community Choir will program of works by present' a Randall T1 Thompson on Palm Sunday April 15 at 7 pm In the Southampton Congregational Church Included in the program will be Last Words of David" and Peaceable Kingdom" The 30 voice chorus Is directed by Miriam Howland and accompanied by Jean FhuketL The community is invited fo attend EASTHAMPTON The first meeting of the Health Insurance Research Committee will be held Thursday at 7 pm in the office in the Town Hall The i committee will be looking into alternative health insurance programs for town employees Town employees now have the choice between Blue Cross Blue Shield and the Valley Health Plan The committee was formed to look into less expensive insurance programs which offer similar benefits Escalated health insurance premiums on the two current insurance plans had Town Meeting voters questioning whether money could be saved with alternative programs During the next fiscal year about $200100 is expected to be spent on health insurance premiums And this accounts for only half the total cost of the premium Town Town Meeting voters instructed the selectmen to form this committee and have it report back its findings by the annual Town Meeting this year The committee was not farmed until last month and it is too late to expect a report for the annual Town Meeting scheduled for May 15 The committee Is made of town employees representing different town departments and interested citizens who would like see the town save some money Town Members of the committe are: James Dunham of 7 Overlook Drive Ftoryan Wafoszek of 96 West SL Ruth Woessner of 11 Road Allan Devine of 229 Loudville Road Marie Lang 7 Pine Brook'Drive Elizabelth Gen-dron 9 Sherman Ave Brian Giroux 128 Laurel Drive of Shutesbury and William Gifford of Easthampton Road Holyoke Alternate members are Richard Pawlikowskl of 53 Pomeroy St Raymond SUz of 26 Exeter SL Tea i GAZETTE CORRESPONDENTS Easthampton CAROL MAZZOCCA 527-4000 Southampton club and social nows DOROTHY HOWLAND 527-2533 governmental affairs MARTY McDONOUQH 527-4000 LYNDA LOHR 5844871 NEW-T0-Y0U SHOP 82 UNION easthampton 'tis Come in and check our BARGAINS! 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