Conservation practices guard soil and forestry against drought
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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1965
Page
31
Modern conservation efforts protect soil from erosion and prevent woodland fires to retain water as drought relief. Free guidance is available.
New York police demonstrated computer aided traffic enforcement on Grand Central Parkway. Gloria Placente of Queens was issued a summons for a stoplight violation, amid a showy display of Operation Corral.
Public auction set for September 20 1965 at 10 00 AM for the mortgage on Shirley C Moriarty and Francis J Moriarty property on Churchill Street Pittsfield Berkshire County Massachusetts The sale will convey the premises subject to taxes and prior liens with terms 500 06 cash on bid acceptance and balance within ten days Berkshire County Savings Bank is the mortgage holder W Stanley Cooke Atty. 184 North St Pittsfield MA Also probate court notice for Jennie Ungewitter estate seeking appointment of Rene J Nardin as executor without bond with objection period to September 14 1965.
Middlefield Middlefield Men's Club realized 102 dollars from the food and vegetable booth staffed by Philip Bingsey and George B. Platzer at the Middlefield Fair. Congregational Church choir will rehearse tonight under John E. Rice. About 163 dollars was realized from the supper served before the Yankee Male Chorus concert by the Middlefield Ladies Aid Society. The Men's Club netted about 70 dollars from the concert. Mr and Mrs Sean A Gardner host their granddaughter Janet Morrow of Washington as guests. Mr and Mrs James Savard and two children of Brockport N Y are guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice H Pease of Skyline Trail. Jeffrey and James Platzer of Southfield Mich are guests of their grandparents Mr and Mrs George E Platzer.
Public auction to sell a Pittsfield land parcel with building under a 1955 mortgage held by Union Federal Savings and Loan Association. Parcel details describe two parcels on Plastics Avenue with California Avenue access, each 84 feet wide, conveyed from Leone Dragone Sr. by 1943 and 1944 deeds. Sale set for September 10, 1965 at 2 PM at George B. Crane offices. terms require 41,000 cash at sale and balance on deed delivery within ten days after decree. Union Federal’s Edward W. Shaw, treasurer, announces the sale.
The Eagle lists deadlines for regular and style ads and shows classified sections and subject notices. It also prints legal notices from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, probate court and town boards, including estate administration for Edward Longby and a hearing by Berkshire Country Day School on gasoline storage. Public notices include selectmen hearings in Stockbridge on September 3 1965 and August 25 1965.
Classified vehicle listings from Berk shire and surrounding towns feature many makes and models with prices and contact numbers. Includes Borgward station wagon 250, Cadillac seven passenger 795, Corvette 1967 not specified, Chevrolet Monza 1295, multiple Chevrolets 595 and 350, plus public notices resigning debt responsibility by P. Charles E Swartz Jr and zoning board hearings in Pittsfield for 1965.
A compact listing of used cars with prices including a 1960 Ford four door wagon at 495 dollars a 1952 Oldsmobile two door for 305 Maker lists a 1959 Mercury hardtop sedan 595 dollars and a 1958 Ford station wagon 95 dollars plus various other models such as a 1940 Renault convertible and a 1957 Chevrolet four door sedan with prices ranging around 205 to 495 dollars.
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