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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1963

Page

24

Tax Structure Influences Private Forest Management

The article explains how federal state and local tax policies affect forest conservation and production on private lands. It notes private ownership dominance by farmers, with 83 percent of private timberlands owned by individuals and farms. It discusses how taxes and assessments influence management decisions, urging alignment of taxes with growth value to avoid premature culling and preserve timber, wildlife, watershed, and recreation uses.

United States

Paintings by Bischoff Exhibit Opens in Canaan

Canaan and New York City artist Herman Bischoff will exhibit works at the Rip Van Winkle Clinic Canaan Branch starting Friday. George Kratina of Old Chatham will arrange the displays while Mrs F W Carnjost is away for the winter.

Canaan N.Y Herman Bischoff New York City Rip van] Winkle Clinic George Kratina Old Chatham F. W. Carnjost

Canaan Town Budget Drafted At $52480.89 For 1964

The Town Board held a hearing on the 1964 budget totaling 52480.89 dollars. Of that 41777.49 is set for highway purposes and 10703.40 for general government. Last year fees and other income avoided general taxes, but the highway fund was 3000 dollars higher than this winter razed.

Canaan N.Y

Reverend H. K. Robinson to lead two more Sundays

Congregational notes from Canaan New York state that the Rev. H K Robinson will occupy the pulpit for two more Sundays. The Rev Loren House is expected the week of November 25. Worship services begin at 10 a m and Sunday School follows. The election day cafeteria fundraiser by the Women's Fellowship netted $78.

Canaan N.Y H. K. Robinson Loren House Women's Fellowship

Fellowship Bazaar Scheduled Nov 23 in Canaan NY

The Con gregational Women's Fellowship hosts its annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday November 23 at 10 40 a m in the church parlors featuring home baked foods fancy work aprons and Christmas decorations A sandwich lunch will be offered This is the fifth annual bazaar Auxiliary also meets at the firehouse Tuesday and students receive awards at local schools events list local residents and activities from Canaan NY

Canaan N.Y Congregational Women’s Fellowship

Middlefield School Committee to Meet Tomorrow

The Middlefield School Committee will meet Thursday evening at the school. The Skyline 4-H Dairy Club plans an organizational meeting Friday at 7 30 at the home of leader G Robert Olds. Rebecca Dea will attend as associate 4-H county club agent from Northampton. Parents and other interested persons invited.

Middlefield School Skyline Club Skyline 4-H Dairy Club G. Robert Olds Middlefield Rebecca Dea Northampton

Fellowship Tonight and Local Gatherings in Monterey

The Monterey pilgrim fellowship hosts the Sheffield and New Marlboro fellowships at seven with a talk on The Christian Approach to PupIl-Teacher Relationships. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daggett host a coffee hour at the Monterey parsonage for choir members Friday evening. Neighbor Night notes Grange activity as 10 area Granges attend. Monterey Grange meets November 20. Also listed are visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Hotz and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kessler, plus Harold P. Winchester attending gatherings in Boston on gerontology groups.

Monterey Pilgrim Fellowship Sheffield New Marlboro Robert Daggett Monterey Parsonage Monterey John Hotz Passaic N.J

Sheffield Legion Election Meeting and Garden Club Notice

A special election meeting of Sheffield Post 349 American Legion is scheduled at the Bush Innell Sage Library at 7 p.m. Friday. The Sheffield Garden Club will meet November 21 at 1 p.m. at the residence of Mrs. Donald S. Kelsey.

Garden Club Sheffield Garden Club Donald S. Kelsey

Richmond School Budget Faces Tuition Hike and Transit Costs

Richmond MRS Ruth Bass reports on preliminary school budget concerns raised by a 15 pupil increase in junior high and high school, with a projected tuition rise near $5,000 for 1964. Transportation notes flag limited bus capacity and growing student numbers, while Public Law 874 funds outlook and a fourth grade assembly were also discussed.

Richmond Transporta Schoo Pittsfield Doherty

Cummington Sale and Turkey Supper Planned

Cummington residents Mrs. Wyndom Morey and Mrs. Albert Gloyd lead candy table duties for the community’s Ladies Society sale and turkey supper at the Community House on Saturday. Eve Keating arranged cartoons for children to entertain moms while shopping.

King's Daughters Meeting Seeks Knitting for Northampton State Hospital

The King's Daughters will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Paul Truran with Mrs. Paul D. Whilcomb leading devotions. Members should come prepared to sew or knit for women at Northampton State Hospital.

King's Daughters Paul Truran Paul D. Whilcomb Northampton State Hospital

Federal taxes exceed $100 billion milestone reached

Chicago report notes federal taxes rose past the $100 billion mark in fiscal year 1963 for the first time with the income tax as the leading revenue source at about $32 billion. Authorities label the surge as a major shift in national tax collection amid broad business law developments.

Chicago Commerce Clearing Mouse Anax

State Bookmobile Schedule by School and Town

The timetable lists weekly bookmobile visits with times and locations across Windsor East Windsor Savoy Alford West Alford Center State Line New Boston South Sandisfield Mill River Jace and Lanesboro Library. Trips include school and home stops with specific start times on Thursday Friday Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday shows no trip.

Alford West Alford West Center Hillme State Line New Boston Town Hall South Sandisfield Klingler Mill River Jace Parker Lanesboro

Thanksgiving Eye Service and Open House Notices

Mrs. Alice Pratt was omitted from a supper duties list. The sale starts at 4. Tonight Mrs. Jason King Jr leads Ladies' Society devotions with Mrs. Jack LaBrie as refreshments chair. An invitation from Harvey Lake to join a Thanksgiving Eye Service at Windsor Church with Dr. Kenneth Beck as speaker. Open house at Center School 7:30 to Thursday. Cummington officials and committees plan tonight at the Community House. Miss Bertha Carlson at her summer Old Blacksmith home. Mrs. Jean Dunham and son Jay weekend with Henry Dunham family.

Alice Pratt Ladies’ Society Jason King Jr Jack LaBrie Village Congregational Church Harvey Lake Windsor Congregational Church Windsor Church Kenneth Beckwith Amherst Bertha Carlson Jean Dunham Jay Henry Dunham

Interlaken Church plans meeting and bazaar event

A special Interlaken Congregational Church meeting follows Sunday evening service on Nov 24 in the church chapel due to heating changes. A Christmas bazaar is planned for Nov 30 with Mrs Edward Johnston coordinating. call her to help.

Interlaken Congregational Church Edward Johnston Johnston

Grange plans Conservation Night November 20

The Alford Grange will host Conservation Night on November 20 with Raymond Wilcox in charge. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Arthur Drumm and Frank Wilcox Sr. A group of Grange women served dinner to the Dairymen's League Saturday night at the Town Hall. Open House at Alford School Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. Local teachers taking University of Hartford courses in Canaan, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sweeton of Simsbury visited Green River Valley residents. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bidermann were Mrs. Thomas Murphy and others.

Alford Grange Raymond Wilcox Arthur Drumm Frank Wilcox Thelr Grange Dairymen's League Willian Chapin Raymond Moulthrop University of Hartford Canaan

Notable NYC and Brooklyn Visitors Highlight Weekend Guests

Benjamin Hubbard of New York City appears with repeated mentions alongside visiting relatives in Albany Hartsdale and Northampton. The ailing word salad lists several households hosting friends from New York City and Brooklyn, including the Ten Eyck and Real families, plus a Calais Maine trip by Frank Wilcox and a Beaver City guest lineup featuring Joshua Touster.

Charles Millers Joe MacSweeney Brooklyn N.Y Lester Germain Theodore Ten Eyck Albany N. Y Robert Green Northampton William Chapin John W. Real Hartsdale Raymond Real Paul Cook Housatonic Frank Whisenant Samuel Farber New York West Street Joshua Touster New York City Lester van Vieck Horton B. Sheldon Churchtown

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Robert J. Koerner Administrative Forester ™, J. Cowee Co Bischoff Robert Youse Canaan School Women's Auxiliary of the Canaan Fire Company Enk Nielsen Chatham Central High School Charles Wainwright East Northport L.L Raymond McCoy William Stout Gregory McEwan Alfred Tinger Alan New Brunswick Canada Tinger William Evans Esposito Helen Cook John E. Rice Cameron McQuaid Air Force Ft. Biloxi Richard Golden Palmerton Paula Zisk University of Massachusetts Joseph L. Zisk Allen M. Sternagle Jr The University Sternagle Richard C. Cook Corry Westfield Charles E. Cook Beatrice Phillips Agricultural I National Bank of Berkshire County Ruth Bass Charles E. Doherty Pittsfiel Cummington Elizabeth Thayer Sale Turkey State Bookmobile Windsor School East Windsor Homes Savoy Hollow Savoy, No Savoy Homes Center Community House Interlaken Donald Haywood Echo Lake Road Bartlett Pitney Jr Haywood Warren Citizens’ Hall Interlaken Community Club Judy Barnes David Obanleeks Michelle Slosek Heidi Obanhein Beth Horvath Rusty Emerson Teddy Bunnell Christopher Johnson Wayne Codwise Kathy Johnson Benjamin Hubbard Western iMass
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