Dryfus Realty Reopens Inn in Lenox With Italian Fare
The Hearthside Inn at 103 Walker St. in Lenox reopened last week under new ownership and management. Dryfus National Realty Trust owns the inn, with Nelson C. Tacy and Mrs. Helen Fillio as principals, and Leo Scarafoni and his wife as managers. The inn will operate year round and specialize in Italian cuisine. Former owners Mr. and Mrs. William Sununu moved to Florida after closing in July due to kitchen help shortages. The historic 1884 building was once associated with Mrs. M. E. Rogers and Edith Wharton’s relatives.
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LENOX
Walker St
Dryfus National Realty Trust
Nelson C. Tacy
Helen Fillio
Leo Scarafoni
Lee
Scarafoni
Greenock Country Club
William Sununu
Florida
M. E. Rogers
William C. Wharton
Nancy Wharton
Lenox Library Appeals for Funds in New Drive
Lenox Library Association has mailed about 2,000 fundraising appeals to registered borrowers excluding students and prior contributors. About 7 percent have donated so far, with amounts from $1 to $150 and roughly 1,700 raised. The appeal notes limited endowment funds and seeks local donations to fund salaries and improve services.
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Lenox
Library Association
Elizabeth Daly
Mrs Keith Joins Lenox Library Staff
Lenox announces the appointment of Mrs Bruce Keith of Richmond to its full time library staff. She has served as a part time staffer for about a year and earned a June master's in library science from the University of New York at Albany. Previously she worked at Berkshire Athenaeum and as a reader for The Eagle.
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LENOX
Bruce Keith
Richmond
Lenox Library
Keith
University of New York At Albany
Berkshire Athenaeum
Pittsfield
Berkshire Music Center School
The
Eagle
UCF Drive Reaches 70 Percent of 44000 Seal Target
Lee United Community Fund chair Michael J. Gallenberger reports the drive at 70 percent of its 44000 goal with £30954 raised this week from business services and house to house canvassing. Breakdown shows town government and schools 1400 100 percent, special gifts 1635 9 percent, business and services 7420, industries 19693 64 percent, canvass 806 81 percent. Toys are bought for Head Start children Christmas party. donations through Mrs Beverly Ferrin of Stockbridge.
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LEE
Michael J. Gallenberger
Lee United Community Fund
Gallenberger
Beverly Ferrin
Stockbridge
Newcombe Resigns From Columbia-Greene Community Board
Lloyd A. Newcombe of Catskill resigns from the Columbia-Greene Community College board and joins the New York State University College of New Paltz council. Named to the community college board by Gov. Rockefeller two years ago, he served on personnel and buildings and grounds committees.
New Lebanon Bowling League High Singles Leaders
Duane Tabor 222 and Gene Barnes 217 led the New Lebanon Commercial League singles with Joha Bradway 276. Barnes rolled 551 in the series. Tabor 44 dollars and Richart MacVeigh noted. Miss Helen Joline, daughter of Mr and Mrs John P F Joline of Darrow Street, a Cedar Crest College choir member in Allentown, Mass., is a Pittsfield Hall School graduate.
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New Lebanon
Helen Joline
John PF. Joline iiI
Darrow Strwet
Miss Hall's
Pittsfield
Mass
Cedar Crest College
Allentown
Police Seek Shorter Week and Overtime Pay
Lenox officials announce formal pursuit of a shorter 40 hour police work week with time and a half overtime for hours over 40. Pending proposals aim to hire a sixth patrolman to avoid overtime costs while current officers work 48 hours weekly. Also mentions town meeting warrant articles and church group activities.
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Edward F. Murray
Adelard J. Laliberte
Police Association
Lee
State Labor Relations Board
Lenox
Lee Insurance Agency Sold By Forman to L V Toole
Durant Forman Insurance Agency, one of the county oldest, sold to Lawrence V. Toole effective Dec. 1. Randolph Forman, longtime partner since 1947, will stay active in real estate while Toole takes over servicing all Durant Forman clients. Toole runs an independent agency in the Park Building and began in insurance in 1939, later expanding through acquisitions.
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Lee
Durant-Forman Insurance Agency
Lawrence V. Toole
Randolph Forman
Marshall
Clarence Durant
Toole
Park Building
Durant-Forman Insurance
Clarence N. Durant
B.T
Carl Gale
Gale, Durant & Gale
Forman
Devon Road
Sewer bids opened for $180000 project in South Berkshire
The Sewer Commission will open bids Dec. 1 on nearly $180,000 in sewer line work financed by a bond issue. Eight inch pipe would run along Lana Avenue, Railroad Street, Main Street, Franklin Street, Eaton Street, East Center Street, with extensions possible. Engineering by Bowe Walsh Associates. Work to start in December.
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the Sey
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Ee South Berkshire Bureau
Sewer Commission
New England Merchants National Bank of Boston
Lana Avenue
Railroad Street
Elm Street
Main Street
Franklin Street
Franklin
St. George’s Church
Main
Franklin Streets
Eaton Street
East Center Street
Robert and
Center Streets
Greylock Street
F. William Bell
Abbey Court
Bradley Park
Bowe, Walsh & Associates
Melville
N.Y
Bell
Laurel ‘Brook
Laurel Street
Debra Avenue
Schweitzer Division
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Summer Street
Lexington Manor
Laurel Brook
Laure Hill
Housatonic River
Variances Denied by Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals rejected Beatrice Mintz and Garrity Brothers requests after public hearings Monday. Mintz sought a 35 foot shifted property line to couple parcels along a common driveway, but the board found no hardship and denied the variance. Garrity Brothers were denied a special permit to build a storage facility on Devon Road as A-R district rules require a zoning change for such a structure.
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Lee
Zoning Board of Appeals
Beatrice Mintz
Golden Hill Road
Garrity Brothers
Atty. Lincoln Cain
Pittsfield
Mintz
Golden Hill
Devon Road
YMCA To Sponsor Christmas Shopping Trip NYC
The Lee YMCA sponsors a one day Christmas shopping trip to New York for area adults on December 13. A chartered bus departs the town park at 7 a.m. and returns from the city by 10 p.m. The trip is open to members and nonmembers. reservations are due by December 10.
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LEE
Lee Ymca
New York
Keith Bixler
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State Alcoholic Beverages Contral Commission
North Lenox Package Store
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Gregory's Food Mart
Blantyre Club, Inc
Log Cabin Club, Inc
Lenox House Club
Inc
Avaloch Club, Inc
el Club, Inc
William Henry Inn, Inc
Holiday Inn
Joe's Grill
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Hu Ke Lau
Haggard's, Inc
David T. Dana Jr
Mrs. Keith
Hearthside Restaurant
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Alka Seltzer
UCF
Lebanon Valley
Clifford M
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Newcombe
College
Loeb
Reno. M
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
St. Mary-St. Martha
Lee Insurance Agency
L.V. Toole
Towle
Instance
E. H. Bassidy
Iwo
William Fallon
Margaret McCormick
Charles Kilmer
McCormick & Toole, Inc
James J. Smith
Leo E. Mahoney
Judge Albert Clark
Marshall L. Barnard
Lenox High School
Lee Pharmacy
McClelland Rexall Dugp
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Pleasant Point
Becket
Kaulscher Lawrence
Toale
Ohn Schweizer
Richard Louis
Center Street
Dial
YMCA
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Fraser
Mrade
DODGE
Dart
FORD
Cyl., Ltd
Trans
Custom
LEE Auto Sales
Housatonic St
Pike Lee
Plymouth
Fury
Hardtop
Dr. Sedan
Alter Ses
Janet Body
Advertising Council
National Safety Council
UG. Kelly Furniture Store
the Berkshires
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