YouthsYouths Ordered To Clean Up Rubbish Mess LEE - Because they couldn't find a dump open in Great Bar- rington, two youths threw a load of refuse down a Stockbridge hillside on Thanksgiving Day, Saturday, Richard J. Robbins, ic 19, of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Arlo Guthrie, 18, of Howard Beach, N.Y., each paid a fine of gi $25 in Lee District Court after pleading guilty of illegally dis- posing of rubbish. Special Jus- Ri tice James E. Hannon ordered the youths to remove all the rubbish. They did SO Saturday afternoon, following a heavy rain. Police Chief William J. Oban- hein of Stockbridge said later the youths found dragging the junk up the hillside much har- der than throwing it down. He said he hoped their case would be an example to others who are careless about disposal of rubbish. The junk included a divan, plus nearly enough bottles,. gar- bage, papers and boxes to fill their Volkswagen bus. "The stuff would take up at least half of a goodsized pickup truck," Chief Obanhein said. The rubbish was thrown into the Nelson Foote Sr. property on Prospect Street, a residential section of Stockbridge consisting largely of estates on the hill across from Indian Hilil School. Chief Obanhein told the court he spent *a very disagreeable two hours" looking through the rubbish before finding a clue to who had thrown it there. He fi- nally found a scrap of paper bearing the name of