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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1965

Page

13

Stockbridge School to install attic ventilator and fire safety

The Stockbridge School Committee, after a state fire marshal visit to Williams High, approves attic ventilation to reduce heat buildup and fair consideration of fire doors for the third floor, plus permits query for storage of flammable materials. Also, Williams gym use for Saturday basketball, and Stockbridge youth ski registration and films. Dr. Diekman of Austen Riggs Center spoke on automatization and mystic experience. meals listed for the week.

Stockbridge Williams High School Gallagher Francis Pilling Williams Gymnasium

West Stockbridge Drive Seeks Help From Mrs Capelli

West Stockbridge Assisting Mrs John Keresey to chair the Berkshire County Association for Retarded Children drive announces Mrs John Capelli as the new co chairperson for the fundraising effort.

John Keresey West Stockbridge Berkshire County Association For Retarded Children’s “Drive John Capelli

Humeston Gets Mill Promotion

LEE-W. T. Bonn announces Donald J. Humeston is promoted to calendar room foreman at Columbia Mill Schweitzer division, effective Monday. He moved to Lee in 1937, joined the company in 1956, and served as calendar operator and maintenance worker. He is a Chatham New York native, Army veteran, married in Germany, with five children. The bazaar prize list includes a salon hair dryer.

LEE W. T. Bonn Columbia Mill Schweitzer Donald J. Humeston Humeston Chatham N.Y Europe Germany Erika Haberstock Augsburg East Street

Stoplight Again Sought for Williams High Student Safety

STOCKBRIDGE School Committee urges installation of four stoplights before Williams High School to guard students from Route 7 traffic. Previous request to Selectmen was denied as economically impractical by state DPW. Discussion included a potential Route 7 school zone and use of auxiliary crossing policemen, with no decisions made.

Red Lion Inn

Kane Employed By Lee Auto

LEE-John J. Kane, 46, of Stahl Road Ashley Falls, has taken a position with Lee Auto Sales as salesman for used and new cars. He has worked in the area for many years in the sale of cars television sets and appliances. For the past 11 years he has sold Ford cars for garages in Canaan Connecticut and Great Barrington and received the Ford 300-500 Club pin for several years in 1964 he won the sales awards for selling performance in the Boston zone. He also won the Ford truck sales plaque that year. LEE-Two local men appeared in Lee District Court Thursday morning on charges of storing unregistered cars. John Moraweie 50 of Cape Street and Seth H Hopkins 61 of Pleasant Street both had their cases continued by Judge John J. Dwyer to allow them time to remove the junked cars from their property. Moraweie Pleaded not guilty and his case was continued 64 days Hopkins pleaded guilty and his case was continued till Dec. 2. In other action Everett E. Gage 23 of Chestnut Street was found guilty on a continued charge of assault and battery and the case was filed. Gage had pleaded not guilty at his arraignment. William T. Carty 18 of West Park Street pleaded not guilty to a charge of disturbing the peace and his case was continued until Dec. 16 by Judge Dwyer. Jiffies a comfortable slipper for men and boys Ben's Shop. Ady. 2 The best in giving puts a zip in living Laurel Hill Motel Gift Shop. Adv.

Lee John J. Kane Stahl Road Ashley Falls Lee Auto Sales Ford Canaan Conn Great Barrington Boston Lee District Court John Moraweie Cape Street Seth H. Hopkins Pleasant Street John J. Dwyer Moraweie Hopkins Everett E. Gage Chestnut Street Gage William T. Carty West Park Street Dwyer

Selectmen Grant Wire Crossing Permit for Hurlbut Papers Inc

The South Lee board unanimously approved Hurlbut Papers Inc. for wire crossings on Wilson Pine and Meadow streets to service Willow and Laurel Mills. The mill will own and maintain its lines and buy electricity from the Western Mass Electric Co. There was no opposition at the hearing.

Lee Town Hall Hurlbut Papers, Inc Wilson, Pine and Meadow Streets South Lee Western Mass, Electric Co Willow and Pine Streets Meadow Street Willow Laurel Mills Hurlbut Electric Company

Night Parking Ban Resumes Nov 27

Police Chief John J. Boyne announced strict enforcement of the all night parking ban starting November 27. No vehicle may park on any street between 1 and 7 am for more than one hour. Any car hindering snow plowing will be towed away.

Lee John J. Boyne Boyne

Drive For Retarded Children Fund In Berkshire County

Paul E. Flanagan announces a campaign during National Retarded Children's Week to fund the Berkshire County Association for Retarded Children's drive in South and Central Berkshire towns not covered by United Community Fund. House-to-house solicitation slated Sunday in Lee Great Barrington Stockbridge West Stockbridge and Windsor with town chairs named. Major programs include a nursery class operated with the state Department of Mental Health and an adult training center with the Civitan Club of Pittsfield.

Paul E. Flanagan Berkshire County Association For Berkshire United Community Fund Lee Great Barrington Stockbridge West Stockbridge Windsor Flanagan George Wickham Gerald DeFreest Richard A. Peppe Gertrude A. Snow Hubert Cobb Ann Turnbull John Kere Sey Peter Menard State Department of Mental Health Civitan Club of Pittsfield Berkshire County

Dalton Peoples' Choice on Route 143 Hinsdale Opens 10 to 9 Sundays

Dalton Peoples' Choice on Route 143 Hinsdale operates 10 AM to 9 PM daily except Tuesdays, with Sunday hours 1 PM to 6 PM. Advertisement indicates regular weekly schedule.

Peoples’ Choice Hinsdale

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