Iron Bacteria Said To Contaminate Reilly Water Here
The Lenox Local Water Commissioners reported a Whitman Howard letter stating iron bacteria in unlined pipes and iron from the reservoir cause dirty water. Immediate flushing and rust inhibitors were proposed, with full cleaning later. authorities will study before action.
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LENOX
State Board of Health
Whitman Howard
Whitman & Howard
Oscar R. Hutchinson
Water Commission
Lenox Awards Oil Contract to Lenox Oil Co
The Lenox Oil Co of Lenox Dale won the town hall heating contract with a bid of 12.01 cents per gallon, beating William B. Bull & Sons at 12.03. Salt bids from Chemical Corp of Springfield Eastern Minerals Inc of Chelsea and International Salt Co of Clark's Summit Pa will be reviewed by Highway Superintendent Andrew Piretti. Weslie J. Crosier was named chair of the committee for the town employes Christmas party and bicentennial planning for 1967. Lenox High Senior Class seeks a food sale at Loeb’s Saturday Oct 26. Brownies Troop 120 meet Saturday at Sta Helena’s Chape on New Lenox Road. Mrs Theodore E Hill leads. Cub Scout Pack 35 holds first committee meeting tonight at 8 at Lenox Community Center. den mothers and committee members invited.
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LENOX
Lenox Oil Co
Lenox Dale
Lenox Dale Company
William B. Bull & Sons
the Chemical Corp
Springfield
Eastern Minerals, Inc
Chelsea
International Salt Co
Clark’s Summit
Andrew Piretti
Weslie J. Crosier
Ine Serecemen Neid
Lenox High School
Loeb's
St A.m
St. Helena's Chape
New Lenox Road
Theodore E. Hill
Lenox Cub Scout Pack
Lenox Community Center
Sewer Hookup Applications Are Available Lenox
North Lenox residents can obtain sewer hookup application forms from the Selectmen's office during weekdays until 2 30 p.m. Applications require approval before connections. Frederick J. Myer and Stanley Wheeler have prepared a contractor list with terms for connecting homes to the sewer line, showing 13 or 16 contacted and nine interested. The lists will be sold Friday or Saturday at the North Lenox Package Store and at Ruisseaux's Service Station on the Pittsfield Lenox Road. Myer chairs the North Lenox Sewer Committee and says the civic association arranged the survey at residents' request.
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LENOX
North Lenox
Selectmen
Frederick J. Myer
North
Ruisseaux
Pittsfield-Lenox Road
Meyer
Civic Association
Jackets for Champs Fund To Help Buy Band Attire
Lenox reports a $110 surplus from a jackets fund. John J. Pignatelli announced the committee will donate the money to band parents to cover uniforms for Lenox High School, with the band expected to repay about half the blazer cost. The drive aims to raise more funds.
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Lenox
John J. Pignatelli
Lenox High School
Pignatelli
Lenox High
Hinsdale Grange installs officers and turkey shoots return
Hinsdale officers will be installed Monday at 8 by Deputy Harold Svenson with Miss Alicia LaRock assisting. Grange resume public turkey shoots Sunday at 1 30 in the South Street gravel bed to support Town Hall restoration. Education Week plans at Kittredge School run Nov 11 to 16 with parent visits arranged. Dalton punt pass and kick Oct 20 with registrations slow. judged by Wahconah staff. YMCA Youth Center open daily for boys 8 to 16 with a fall schedule of sports and movies. A Citizens Caucus will nominate February town meeting candidates on Dec 13 at Kittredge School.
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Hinsdale
Hinsdale Grange
Harold Svenson
Lee and
Suite
Alicia LaRock
State
Stanley Slapkas
Grange
South Street
Kittredge School
Carnelius Sharron
YMCA
Dalton
Citizens Caucus
Greenfield Selectman Fined for Speeding in Crash
Greenfield Selectman Thomas J Callahan of Dalton was fined $20 in District Court on a speeding charge tied to a Aug 24 crash near Greenfield. He pleaded not guilty and is recovering from injuries including broken jaws wrist in the head on crash near Greenfield. American Legion officers were installed in a joint ceremony at the Legion Home with about 200 attendees. The event included presenting the Legion flag to the Blue Angels Drum Corps of Pittsfield for future parades. Dalton Jr High menus list daily meals from Monday to Friday. The Square Dance Club of Hinsdale invited married couples to a lunar to square dance session at the American Legion Home. LENOX Selectmen discussed association recommendations on Outdoor Advertising Authority jurisdiction and charitable tax exemptions at Jug End Barn. William T. McCormack vacationing in Arizona. Weske Crosier and John J. Pignatelli to chair in his absence. Pizza tonight at Joe's Grill. Ad.
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Greenfield
Thomas J. Callahan
Dalton
Noto
Callahan
Greeffield
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Blue Angels Drum Corps
Pittsfield
Pioneer Square Dance Club
Hinsdale
Lenox
Selectmen
Massachusetts Selectmen’s Association
Jug End Barn
The
Traffic delays after four power lines break on Depot Street
Traffic slowed for about an hour yesterday as four power lines were broken on Depot Street and repairs were underway. Mr and Mrs Louis Bush of Mill Street hosted their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William North of Chicago, who plan to leave Saturday. James W Grierson of 26 Chivers Drive reported for induction into the armed forces on Wednesday, called through Local Board No 42.
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Depot Street
Louis Bush
Mill Street
William North
Chicago
James W. Grierson
Chivers Drive
Special Sunday breakfast at Shep ard's Dalton
Sunday breakfast special offered at Shep ards Restaurant in Dalton from open to noon includes ham bacon or sausage home fries eggs juice and coffee priced at 39 cents.
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Shepard's
Dalton
Mount Greylock Regional Monday to Friday lunch menu
Mount Greylock Regional offers weekly lunch options. Monday features orange juice creamed chicken on biscuit peas butter nut squash assorted fruit and vegetable soup with ham and cheese sandwich. Tuesday serves beef with vegetables mashed potato coconut cream pudding tomato soup pork burger on a bun and fresh vegetable sticks. Wednesday includes fruit punch luncheon loaf macaroni and cheese green beans apple beef noodle soup and ham salad sandwich. Thursday presents spaghetti meatballs tossed salad midnight chocolate cake chicken soup and botogna sandwich. Friday includes baked salmon loaf with cream sauce oven browned potatoes cabbage salad grapefruit sections tomato soup or clam chowder piazarette and cheese wedge.
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Greylock
GOP Chairman Sees New Era In Politics
Woodstock Vermont William E Miller says neither party can take any state for granted in 1964. Speaking at New England GOP leaders meeting he notes Vermont and New Hampshire shifting to Democrats while Massachusetts also moves away from Republican control. He argues a new political era requires vigilance by both parties.
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Woodstock
UPD
William E. Miller
New England
New York State
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
President Kennedy
Miller
Sinatra at Warner As Nonentertainer
AP report from Hollywood states Frank Sinatra signed a three year contract with Warner Bros to serve in capacities other than an entertainer. Warner studio president Jack L Warner announced the arrangement as Sinatra moves into a nonperforming role within the company.
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Hollywood
Warner Bros. Studio
Frank Sinatra
Jack L. Warner
Sinatra
Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
Warner Gun Ade
Warner
Ade
Hilltown music teacher gets braille cookbook for hobby
Cum mington resident Clifton Sears a 4 year old bachelor blind since 13 finds more variety alive as he receives a braille cookbook. He teaches 30 piano and accordion lessons weekly, cooks and gardens alone in a hilltop house. His meals and culinary experiments reflect a long hobby enabled by family help and town support.
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Cummington
Clifton Sears
Sears
Cummingon Hill
Rte
Mr. Sears
Cummington Grange
Perkins School For the Blind
Lee Eagle Office reports 1963 tourist inquiries and home stays
The Lee Chamber information booth in Park Square served 4684 tourists in 1963. Of these, 783 stayed in 123 private homes registered with the booth. Private-home requests declined due to high homeowner rates and motel preference. Booth staff suggest residents lower rates to attract calls. Mrs. Louis Airol di and Mrs. Joseph Welch led the booth and helped with early registration for rooms not available until July or August.
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Lee
Lee Chamber of jCommerce
Park Square
Louis A. Airoldi
Booth
Joseph Welch
Chamber
Firemen Respond to Truck Fire at Town Dump
Firefighters were called to a Lee-A fire at the town dump around 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Fire Chief James Jd. Bush reported very little damage. The truck, owned by M. T. Sullivan of Springfield, unloaded trash when a jam in the hydraulic system caused the load to catch fire. Firemen freed the jammed rolls and extinguished the blaze.
Gosselin Heads Police Barracks
SEE-Sgt Richard H Gosselin has assumed duties as commanding trooper at the local state police barracks succeeding Sgt John O Connor assigned to the Manson barracks. Gosselin, formerly stationed here three years ago, has served at Russell Holden and Brookfield and hails from Westfield. He was corporal for about a year and was advanced to sergeant about a year and a half ago.
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Gosselin
Richard H. Gosselin
John O'Connor
Manson
Sgt. O'Connor
Irs
Lee
Russell Barracks
Holden
Brookfield
Westfield
Northeast Planes Repossessed for Auction at Logan
Nine Viscount airliners sit for sale at Logan International Airport after Northeast Airlines defaulted on payments to Vickers Aviation. Each plane cost 1,270,000 dollars when bought in 1958 1959. Spare Rolls Royce engines also bid. Auctioneer Aaron Krock Co. predicts first U S fleet sale of million dollar planes. Leasing firm Northeast used DC 4B aircraft on routes. Six Convair 88 jets returned from General Dynamics. Hughes Tool Co held a controlling stake in the carrier.
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Boston
Logan International
Northeast Airlines
Vickers Aviation Lttd
England
Vickers
Northeast
Aaron Krock
Worcester
United States
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York-Florida
General Dynamics Corp
Hughes Tool Co
Alaska Senator Joins Pacific Fisheries Talks
UPI reports U.S. Senator Bob Bartlett of Alaska arrived in Tokyo to back the U.S. delegation at the north Pacific fisheries talks with Japan and Canada. He met with the embassy and delegation, plans a news conference to explain the American position, and will discuss a bill banning foreign fishing boats on the U.S. continental shelf.
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Tokyo
UPI
U.S
Fe.l
Bob) Bartlett
D-Maska
Japan
Canada
Bartlett
United States
Foreign Office
U. & Embassy
U. S
Benjamin Smith
U.S. Continental Shelf
U.S. Senate
Littleville Fair Resumes Sunday
Huntington reports the Sunday portion of the Littleville Fair will start at 4 with exhibitions of sheep and goats plus breeds not shown last year such as Brown Swiss Ayrshire and Black Angus. A horse draw and two children rides are planned.
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Huntington
Littleville
Siberian Woman Jailed for Feeding Bread to Animals
Moscow reports a Siberian woman KE. P. Mutina from Chitah village has been sentenced to one year in jail for feeding 19 loaves of scarce bread to her pigs geese and turkeys as authorities cited scarcity in the region.
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Moscow
UPD
KE. P. Mutina
Chitah
Tito Visits Mexico on Latin American Tour
Yugoslav leader Tito, 71, arrives in Merida for a two day visit as the last stop of his Latin American tour after a brief stop in Lima to meet Peruvian President Fernando Belaunde. plans to proceed to the United States after Mexico.
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Merida
Mexico
Tito
Yugoslavia
Bolivia
Latin America
Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde
United States
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Lee Eagle Office
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