Lee Eagle Office reports NSLI changes and local team plans
Lee EAGLE OFFICE describes Public Law 88-644 liberalizing the National Service Life Insurance program for disabled veterans who were eligible between 1940 and 1957. Seven plans exist in three groups, with eligibility for service connected and certain nonservice connected disabilities. Veterans should contact Lewis H. Steadman, director of Veterans' services, for details. The East Lee Indians softball team holds a practice and tryout Sunday at 6 pm at the Lee Athletic Field, sponsored by Westfield River Paper Co., with the season opening around May 20. A weekly menu lists hamburghs, roast, spaghetti, and cod meals for the week.
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Lee
National Service
Lewis H. Steadman
Veterans’ Services
Memorial Hall
Steadman
Veterans’ Administration
East Lee Indians
Lee Athletic Field
Westfield River Paper Co
Hearing Set On Permits for 4 Trailer Courts
The Board of Health schedules a May 19 hearing at Town Hall at 7 p.m. to license four trailer courts in Lee. Legal questions over past licenses were raised after a prior court ruling. zoning changes approved to legalize the four sites include Newton's 22 unit court and up to seven units in industrial zones. The four courts to be licensed are Newton's, George Allen's, Eisenberg's Twin Pines, and Nubby's Cabins and trailer courts.
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Lee
Board of Health
Town Hall
William E. Newton
Newton
James E. Wannon
Attorney General's Office
Mr. Newton
George Allen
Eisenberg
Nubby
Lee Board of Health public hearing on trailer park license
The Lee Board of Health will hold a public hearing at Memorial Hall at 7 PM on Wednesday May 5 1965 regarding William J Nawton's license to operate Mountain View Trailer Park a 22 unit mobile home park on Bradley Street Lee Mass Also notices from Berkshire probate court list petitions and filings concerning estates including Louise Bronson Rita Smith Elizabeth Murray and others with dates in May 1965 and related administrators guardians and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Board of Health
Memorial Hall
William J. Nawton
Mountain View Trailer Park
Bradley Street
Mass
LEE Board OF Health
Fred H. Vohr
Phatansa
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Berkshire
Louise
Bronson
Pittsfield
Sala Court
Pillsfield
F. Anthony Hanson
Esquire
James W. Carolan
Register, Anderson, Beard & Berndt
Court Street
Westfield
F. Anthony Hanton
Register
Andayson, Beard & Berndt
Rita Smith
Redister
Cata
Hibbard & Myers
North Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Berkshire
Elizabeth J. Murray
Elizabeth M. Murray
Galton
Lecy A. Martin
Dalton
Della K. Stanley
Lenox
Naving
Tereto
Pittsfied
F. Anthony Hanlon
Sais Court
Charles KR. Cemmin
Rord Street
Pittsfielt
Atass
Serra House Debris Removed by Kiwanis and Translus
Lee A joint effort by the Kiwanis and Translus Wednesday night cleared most debris from last fall's Serra House razing on Main Street beside the library. Selectmen Chairman William H. O'Brien thanked helpers. debris could not be burned last fall due to severe water shortage. Trucks and equipment were loaned by Fred Mercer James F Nola Robert Scarpa and Gaynel Nicker son.
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Lee
Kiwanis
Translus
Serra
Main Street
William H. O’brien
Fred Mercer
James F. Nola
Robert Scarpa
Gaynel Nickerson
Donahoe Named FHA Appraiser in Berkshire County
Charles J. Donahoe, local real estate broker and appraiser, is named a property appraiser by the Federal Housing Administration. He covers South and Central Berkshire County and has worked in real estate since 1952. He is a Cranwell School and Trinity College graduate, and he and his wife May T. McCarthy Donahoe live on Fairfield Street with their three sons.
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Lee
Charles J. Donahoe
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Donahoe
Berkshire County
Cranwell School
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
May T. McCarthy
Stockbridge
Fairview Street
Lenox College Choir To Sing at Church
Lenox College Choir of Lenox will present a program at a meeting of the Woman's Society of First Methodist Church Monday at 7 30 in the church. WSCS groups from Grace Church Lenox Dale and Great Barrington will be guests.
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LEE — Berkshire Christian College Choir
Lenox
Woman's Society of
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Grace Church
Lenox Dale
Methodist Church
Great Barington
Buddy Poppy Sale Under Way In Dalton Today
Dalton hosts annual Buddy Poppy Sale by the VFW and VEW today and tomorrow to raise funds for a relief fund aiding local veterans. Proceeds support the nationwide VW rehabilitation service and the VFW home for widows and orphans at Eaton Rapids Michigan. The home, founded in 1925, is claimed to be unique in the world. Also tonight the Youth Center Dance runs 7:30 to 10:20 at the Center with The Dicemen performing.
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Dalton
VEW
VFW
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Youth Center
Hinsdale Davis Appointed Police Officer
Selectmen appoint Donald N. Davis of Jordan Avenue as police officer for one year. Lions Club granted permission to sponsor Mills Bros. circus at South Street field on Aug 4. One day beer permit approved for Firemen’s Muster on Aug 8. Peewee candy sale at 6 tonight. All boys in the house-to-house canvass to report at the Youth Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Donald N. Davis
Jordan Avenue
Lions Club
Mills Bros
South Street
Richmond Town Dump Closure After Rain Forecast
Richmond town dump will close Saturday evening and stay shut until rainfall enough to reduce dryness. Richmond Grange plans 8 p.m. Tuesday Town Hall officers night with each officer presenting a five minute program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Foster
Richmond Grange
Town Hall
Dalton Hinsdale Man Receives 30 Year Treasury Pin
Dalton Raymond E Shepard formerly of Dalton and now a mill employee was honored with a 30 year pin by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing at the Government Mill. Albert J Hamberg presented the award in a ceremony attended by several government employees. Shepard, a minstrel man and director, previously worked for Crane and Co. and is married to Trene White with three children and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Treasury Dept
Dalton
Raymond E. Shepard
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
U.S. Treasury Department
Albert J. Hamberg
Bureau
Hamberg
Henry J. Holtzclaw
Albert E. Barnes
Joahn E. Connor
Shepard
Crane & Co
Trene White
Courtland Higgins
Worthington
Theodore Cowhig
Lenox
James Shepard
Catholic Drive Meeting Tonight
The seventh annual Catholic Charities Appeal will be organized locally with a meeting at 8 tonight at St. Agnes School. All captains and workers are to attend as materials for the May 16 to 24 drive will be distributed. Mother Mary Inviolata of the Sisters of Providence will be guest speaker. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kisselbrock
Roland Meunier
Alcide Lange
Robert Farrell
John Farrell
James Belcher
Vincent Herman
Martin Wyzomirski
Ernest Kirk
Music and Arts Festival at Dalton Junior High
About 400 spectators attended the Dalton Junior High School festival led by Ralph Salamone, with Anna Davis directing the boys and girls choirs. Art exhibits filled half the gym under Raymond Guidi’s supervision. The event featured Mother’s Day gifts from Overbrook Town Shop and Lakeview Florist with potted plants and corsages advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Ralph Salamone
Anna Davis
Raymond Guidi
Adams Faces Demand for Building Code in Urban Renewal Plan
A federal official told about 40 Adams town officials that 35 percent of local buildings are substandard and that the town must adopt a building code and certain zoning amendments to qualify for urban renewal aid. The plan, part of a 70 acre downtown project valued at 1.1 million, hinges on recertifying the Workable Program to eliminate slums and blight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Charles Pillman
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Town Hall
Pillman
Donald TR. Sommer
Adams Redevelopment
Man
James P. McAndrews
Sommer
Donald Blanchette
Selectmen
Ewart D. Callahan
Pinman
Local bids on Harriman taxiway exceed low bid
North Berkshire reports three firms submitted bids for Harriman Airport taxiway construction. Petricca Construction Co. of Pittsfield offered the low bid at 111 040 dollars, with McNab Construction Co. of Williamstown at 114 931 and Arthur Schofield Inc. of Warland at 120 457. Project funded mostly by state and federal aid. remaining 10 000 dollars city share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petricca
North Adams
Airport Commission
Harriman
Petricca Construction Co
Pittsfield
McNab Construction Co
Williamstown
Arthur Schofield, Inc
Warland
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Lee Eagle Office
Hamburg
Pittsfield Co-Operative Bank
Sidney A. Smith
Fittsfield, Mass
Laurel Lee Sundries
Adv
Jack
Fanny Farmer
Whitman
McClelland Rexall Drug Store
Mothers Day Schrafit
Lee Pharmacy
Wolverine
Ben
Appalachian Press
U. S
Jack's Department Store
East Lee Steak House
Russell Stover
Lee News
Lenox College Choir
Girl Scout Town Association
George Serra
West Park Street
Lee Branch
Red Cross
Papertown Pacers
Central School
Dick Mastriani
Buddy Poppy
Davis
Richmond
Overbrook Town Shop
Main St
Lakeview Florist
Ady
Barrell
S&h
M. J. Kelly
Action On Urban Renewal
R&h
Lee Walt Alter S
Center St
Banton
J.T. Owens
North Berkshire
Hemlock Brook
Williams Inn
James J. Fitzgibbons Jr
McCann Vocational High School
Division of University Extension
State Department of Education
the National Bank
West Park ST
Lee, Mass
Sun
Elm Court
Elm
Old Stockbridge Road
Monument
United Stamps
Dresser-Hull Co
Railroad St., Lee
Westinghouse
Ove Goor
Issesiy
Henry's Electric
American Association of Newspaper Representatives
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