Glendale Falls in Middlefield Bought by Trustees of Reservations
Middlefield's Glendale Falls, a 100 to 150 foot cascade on Glendale Brook, has been acquired by the Trustees of Reservations. The 60 acre site includes the falls and surrounding woods on Clark Wright Road, bought from Richard A. Waite and Mrs. Waite, former owners of Glendale Farm. The tract, famed for scenic beauty, is expected to draw many visitors.
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Middlefield
Glendale Falls
Trustees of Reservations
Glendale Brook
Falls
Clark Wright Road
Loring Conant
Richard A. Waite
Westfield River Watershed Association
Waite
Beauty
Rave
Great Barrington
Westfield
Thor* Ward
Glendale Farm
Nathan Wright
Wright
Clark Brainerd Wright
Wrights
Glendie Brook
Hinsdale Memorial Day rites and flag dedication noted
Hinsdale memorial ceremonies set for 11 am May 3 at the War Memorial in the library complex. Lions Club president Howard Terry will lead the program with State Rep Warren A Turner as speaker and R Thomas Murray as master of ceremonies. Troop 20 Boy Scouts, the Dalton VFW firing squad, a Legion color guard and clergy will participate. Children led by Cornelius Sharron, principal, with teachers assisting, will run the program. Scouts and Lions members will place flags on the staves. Marion Ransford aided with arrangements.
Lenox Reduces 1965 Tax Rate to $51 Per Thousand
Lenox voters approve a 1965 tax rate of $51 per $1,000, down $2 from 1964. The drop reflects estimated gifts in lieu of taxes and new buildings like Holiday Inn, Valley View Nursing Home, and Lenox Machine Co, boosting assessed real property by $553,775. Gifts include Foxhollow School and Boston Symphony Orchestra. officials urge more tax exempt institutions to share town service costs. Last year’s rate was $33 per $1,000. The Lenox High Student Council hosts a Community Chest dance with WTRY’s Jay Clark, 8 to 9:30 p.m., plus a surprise band. Pizza at Joe’s Grill tonight.
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LENOX
Boston
Board of Assessors
Holiday Inn
Valley View Nursing Home
Lenox Machine Co
Foxhollow School
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lenox High
Jay Clark
WTRY
Zaccaria Heads Lee Chamber of Commerce
Patsy Zaccaria of Fairview Street, co-owner of Lee Super Market, was unanimously elected to a two year term as president of the Lee Chamber of Commerce at the annual dinner. Alto Delmolino was named vice president. remarks praised Lee's growth and local industry.
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Lee
Patsy Zaccaria
Fairview Street
Lee Super Market
Lee Chamber of Commerce
Raoul Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lee High Menus and Industry Dinner Report
Menus show daily offerings from Monday to Friday including ham, beef, turkey, fish and sides. Malonic Street was named for a fifth term as secretary treasurer. Dinner featured industry representatives Clark Aiken Co and others, with remarks on chamber progress and bylaw changes creating six directors and two-year president terms.
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Malonic
Clark Aiken Co
Richard P. Davis
Hurlbut Pasper Co
Maurice E. Larivee
Lee Lime Corp
Edward Charkoudian
Peter Schweitzer, Inc
Neil MacDonald
Harold Johansson
Chamber
Henry le Prevost
le Prevost
Richmond Bicentennial Dinner Plates Go On Sale
Richmond bicentennial plates offered at a bicentennial committee and civic association meeting. 110 plates sold. envelopes for June 21 anniversary mailings available at town offices and stores. Special canceling date set for June 21. police probe theft of town-entry sign and a front yard yew.
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Richmond
Richmond Civic Association
Charles Kusik
Clement R. Moore
Wheeler
Balestro
Nicholas J. Putzu
Kusik
Kiwani Annes Name Committee Chairmen
New president Mrs Merrick H Brad bury chaired a Kiwani Annes meeting at East Lee Steak House naming committee chairs Mrs Edward Mot tarella social secretary Mrs Charles G Tucker program Mrs Richard W Parker publicity Mrs Frederick W Bell hospitality and membership and fines and Mrs Milton North summer outings Next meeting set for September.
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LEE
Merrick H. Bradbury
East Lee
Correction LEE-Pro merito pupils named after printing error
Elizabeth Sick Carole McDonough Margaret Tucker and Sandra Waddock were omitted from a Lee High item in The Eagle Thursday night and were feted at a dinner by the Lee Kiwanis Club with other pro merito students.
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LEE
Lee High
Elizabeth Sick
Carole McDonough
Margaret Tucker
Sandra Waddock
Lee Kixwanis Club
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Lender
Richard A. Waile
Hinsdale
Katherine Kirchner
Rep. Turner
Goddard
Marine Corps
Joel Goddard
John Goddard
Maple Street
Wahconah
U.S. Marine Corps
Peter Shaffer
Dalton
Parris Island
D.C
Memphis, Tenn
Wisdale
Gillett Brothers of
Washington
Selectmen’s Office
Francis Mathews
Veterans
Catholic Charities Drive
St. Patrick's Church
Bruce Marshall
Longview Avenue
Hinsdale Country Club
Richard Greh
Carol Ann Marshall
Marshall
Elise Murray
Jack Lott
R. Jerry Morgan
Pennsylvania
Loeb
Foodtown
Lenox, Mass
Joe's Grill
Ady
Lee Lee
Alto Delmolino
Lee Auto Sales
George McClelland
Lee News Room
Robert H. Bassidy
Holl
South Hadley
Joel H. Arnold
San Francisco
Mary A. Andrew
Pittsfield
John F. Guinan
Joseph C. Schena
Somerville
Hamburg
Laurel Hill Motel
Goodyear
Jack's Department Store
Main St
Levi's
Ben's
Main Street
Clairol Cosmetics
Lee Pharmacy
Adv
Olivetti
Underwood
Royal Typewriter
Lee News
Ardy
Laurel Lee Sundries
Fanny Farmer
McClelland Rexall Drug Store
Westinghouse
Henry's Electric
Alter S
Center St
Kiwani-Annes
Dacron
J. T. Owens Apparel
S&h
M. J. Kelly
Vanity Bion
Center Street
United Stamps
The
LEE National Bank
Park ST
Housatonic St., Lea
Dresser-Hull Co
Railroad St
Lee Tel
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