Burget Memorial Scholarships Preferred For Cheshire Students
Williams College awards the R A Burget Memorial Scholarship with preference for Cheshire students from Berkshire County. The fund comes from a $45,000 gift by Henry W. Haynes, late owner of the Princess Issena Hotel. Michael W. Dowhan Jr. is the first recipient, a Williams junior and Mt. Greylock graduate. Applications via Williams admissions director Copeland. financial aid details from Henry N. Flynt Jr. Cheshire Selectmen seek $16,000 for Chapter 90 construction next year and $9,000 for maintenance with contributions from state, county, and town. Route 8 bypass complaints to be raised at next meeting. Turkey-shoot license to Cheshire Rod and Gun Club. two picnic licenses to U S Gypsum Co. for Sept. 12 at Pettibone Brook. Eagle seeks Cheshire correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Cheshire
R.A. Burget
Williams College
O ‘Williams
Henry W. Haynes
Printess
Issena
Daytona Beach
Fla
Whiteface Inn
Lake Placid
N.Y
Burger
Berkshire Glass Sand Co
Richmond
Haynes
Butler
N.J
Princess Issena
Berkshire County
Burget
Massachusetts
Michael W. Dowhan Jr
Dowhan
Linden St
Williams
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
College Council
Wiliams
Frederick C. Copeland
Financial Aid
Henry N. Flynt Jr
Farnams Causeway
West Mountain Road
Tetlow
Rathbun
Machislaw Ciskowski
Selectmen
Cheshire Harbor
Cheshire Rod and Gun Club
U.S. Gypsum Co
Pettibone Brook
Adams seeks extra welfare and veterans funds
Adams selectmen set a 5 p.m. Friday meeting to review requests for an additional 45 500 to cover welfare and veterans expenses for the year. Welfare director Anna Club and veterans agent Kathleen Carlow will be questioned ahead of the Sept. 2 special town meeting. George Callahan cited state reimbursement, while Fred Dabrowski criticized spending. A housing and building inspector post, with a pay scale of 3 805.58 to 4 708.60, was approved for possible federal urban renewal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen M. Carlow
Veterans
Fred Dabrowski
Callahan
Selectmen
Ronald Stein
Personnel Board
Dalton Greens and Packages Open Ahead of Finals
Dalton reports three new alcoholic beverage licenses issued this summer are in use in two cases and will appear in a third. The Mid Town Motel cocktail lounge has operated for weeks, Greenridge Park store opened beer and wine, and Pete’s Package Store will formally open next Thursday. In tennis, Bruce Baumert beat James Whitney 6 0 6 1 in the quarterfinals. Ronald Hates defeated John M. Broderick 6 4 6 3, with Sheldon vs Dillard and Broderick vs Etthinger set for subsequent rounds. Smorgasbord Sunday 6:30 to 3 p.m. at Luigi’s Hinsdale, dancing Saturday. Morton Wayne and his orchestra $12. Ad. 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Mid-Town
Fred van Korb
Greenridge Park
Pete
Community House Courts
Bruce Baumert
James Whitney
Ronald Hates
John M. Broderick
William Sheldon
Gordon Dillard
John P. Broderick
Louis Etthinger
Luigi's
Hinsdale
Morton Wayne
Forgotten Ad Causes Stir Over Town Hall Repair Bids
Adams The Selectmen met to readvertise for bids on a 3090 dollar Town Hall repair contract after a prior bid exceeded the appropriation. Confusion arose over whether a second advertisement had been placed and whether contracts could proceed without competitive bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabrowski
Dirk
Ewart D. Callahan
Anthony P. McBride
Joseph Satko
Pittsfield Firm Low Bidder on Chap. 90 Project
Adams The state Department of Public Works announced Conway Construction Inc of Pittsfield was the apparent low bidder for the Chapter 90 reconstruction contract for Alger Street in Pittsfield. Conway bid 66090.75 while the department estimated 605,097.20. Two other bidders competed. The two year project would widen the street from 20 and 24 feet to 30 feet and involve land taking of four parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
State Department of Public Works
Conway Construction, Inc
Pittsfield
Alger Street
North Berkshire Finalists Chosen for Foliage Queen
Five finalists were named for the 1965 Fall Foliage Queen crown with the winner to be chosen Sept. 29 at Drury High School. Finalists include Alberta Cilli Peggy Ann Deeb Karen Neville Mary Siciliano and Mary Jane Daniels from Williams Town Clarksburg North Adams and related addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Drury High School
Alberta Cilli
Colonial Village
Peggy Ann Deeb
Sands Springs Road
Williamstown
Karen Neville
River Road
Clarksburg
Mary Siciliano
Ashton Ave
Mary Jane Daniels
Holden St
Lanesboro Reports Opening Enrollment and Schedule Changes
Lanesboro reports 432 pupils enrolled on opening day up 42 from last year. A fire drill was completed in 1 minute 45 seconds. Lunch schedules shift for grades 1 3 at 11 45, 4 6 at 12 15. Faculty members completed summer courses at North Adams State College and UMass. Boy Scout Troop 66 will hold its first meeting Wednesday at 7 at the local school. interested boys should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesboro
George St. Pierre
Beverly Canales
North Adams State College
Agnes Dydowicz
Jeffrey Daury
Robert Moularezk
University of Massachusetts
Boy Scout
Recreation Unit Seeks Use of Hall Annex Facility
LANESBORO plans by the Recreation Committee to use the Town Hall annex, the former American Legion Home, for activities. A teen band rehearses Wednesday at 7 p.m. Senior high boys sport a Friday evening trial program. Pool, ping pong, TV, and piano available. Peewee football practice is Monday and Friday at 6 at the Little League Field, with junior team on Tuesday and Thursday at 6 at the school field. The committee seeks girls cheerleading instructors. volunteers may contact Bert Ramsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesboro
American Legion
Little League
Bert Ramsay
Hinsdale Teen Dance Canceled by Date Conflict
Hinsdale youths were informed that the weekly dance at the Youth Center is canceled this week due to a scheduling clash with band members. Parishioners of St. Patrick's are reminded of the rummage sale in the church barn today and Saturday with donations of furniture, dishes, antiques, and clothing. Large items can be picked up by calling Mrs. John Sullivan. Smorgasbord Sunday 6 3 to 8 p.m. at Luigi's Hinsdale. band Morton Wayne and his orchestra Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parish
John F. Sullivan
Lee
Kiwanis Club
Franklin Sturgis
America
Montana
Kiwanis
Westover Air Force Base
Lee Auto Sales
Mr. Montani
George H. Bagnaschi
Becket Hornets Hospitalize Adams Man
Adams-Joseph Sadlowski, tree warden and private contractor, was hospitalized overnight after a hornet swarm attack at the Sherwood Forest summer camp development in Becket. A nest was struck when a tree cut by coworkers fell during road work on Wednesday. He was revived at Dr. Fred H. Vohr’s office in Lee and later moved to W B Plunkett Memorial Hospital, returning home yesterday and likely sidelined for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADAMS
Joseph
E. Sadlowski
Sherwood Forest
Becket
Sadlowski
Fred H. Vohr
Lee
W. B. Plunkett Memorial Hospital
Simon Ave
First Church Women To Install Monday
The Women's Fellowship of the First Congregational Church will install its new officers Monday at 8 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall after a covered dish supper starting at 6:30. Members provide their own dishes and silverware. Officers to be installed are Mrs. Walter Brown president Mrs E W Y Dunn vice president Mrs Walter Berghahn secretary and Mrs Herbert Wheeler treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship of
The
First Congregational Church
Walter Brown
E.W.Y. Dunn
Walter Berghahn
Herbert Wheeler
Sodality to Begin Season at St Marys Church
The St Mary St Martha Sodality will hold its first meeting of the season Monday at 7 30 pm at St Marys Church. Rev Joseph F Gagan will give the benediction. Officers to be installed include Mrs Joseph Sorrentino prefect Mrs Joseph Boldyga vice prefect Mrs John Lorette secretary and Mrs Anthony Santolin treasurer. A buffet supper follows at Orchard Street auditorium. Donations will defray Sodality expenses. All women of the parish invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary-St. Martha
District Court Fines Weymouth Man in Suspension Case
Lee District Court fined Edson J. Barnes Jr. of Weymouth 100 dollars after he pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle after license suspension. State police from Westfield barracks charged him after stopping Barnes on the Turnpike near Lee July 16 at 5 15 a.m. Also cited were Laurel Miller of Brook Et and Allan Eliman of Jamaica n for speeding with fines of 15 dollars. Christopher Tarmey, son of Mr and Mrs William F Tarmey, is receiving treatment at Mercy Hospital in Springfield.
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Lee
Edson J. Barnes Jr
Weymouth
Lee District Court
Westfield Barracks
Barnes
Turnpike
Laurel I. Miller
Brook Et
Allan Eliman
Christopher Tarmey
William F. Tarmey
Mercy Hospital
Springfield
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Marjorie Horton
Eagle
County Desk
Berkshire Eagle
Custon Water
Lee Savings Bank
Park Street
North Berkshire
Robert N.taylor
Northern Berkshire Community Action, Inc
Williamstown Board
Phi Gamma Delta
LeRoy Picard
Prentice Bradley
Grange Grounds
Water Street
Noel Field
Jean McGowen
Hall Annex
Becket Hornets
Sodality
Clairol
Lee Pharmacy
Lee News Room
Adv
Greenock
Greenock Country Club
Edward Gilligan
Thomas Tracy
Francis King
John Waddock
Adelard Laliberte
Tracy
Alton Wells
Michael Connors
Richard Rivers
Bruce Driscoll
Charles Loos
Robert Lorette
Henry Zukowski
Richard Viale
Fri
Paul Sullivan
Albert Rouxtang
Paul Klein
Bette Hamel
James Pollard
William M. Davis
Louis DeLogan
James Scarafoni
Louis Roviaro
Loos
Emil Kulacz
Robert Wellspeak
William Clifford
William Mooney
Norman Potter
Lou’s Pizza House
Center St
Lee, Tel
Laurel Lee Sundries
Adv. Il
Stames Vranas
Kiwanis Button Sale
Frankforts
Eagle Office
Laurel Hill Motel
Woolrich
Ben
Robinette
Jack's
Dresser - Hull CO
Nepilomy
Etn
Railroad Street
Lee, Maas
Swift's Premium
United Stamps
Geyl Rou, Ltd
Lee Walt
Alter Sss Center St
Lee Tei
Julia Paral
S&h
M. J. Kelly
Main Street
Tel. Lee
FELTS
Dobbs
J. T. Owens
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