Hinsdale Welfare District open house on Friday
The Eastern Berkshire Welfare District Office in Hinsdale invites the public to an open house tomorrow from 2 to 5 at its South Street facility. The building, owned by Kelly Realty of Pittsfield, features vinyl floors, plastic paneling, and a full basement for storage.
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Hinsdale
Berkshire Welfare District
South Street
Josephine Eames
Becket
Kelly Realty
Pittsfield
George Sweet
Glendon
Berkshire
Alice Anthony
Gloria Tremblay
Government Surplus Property Made Available to States
The federal government released surplus property valued at 98.357 million for education health and civil defense in Q2 1965 through HEW. Real property totaled 4.2126 million with the remainder in personal property. Transferred items include school and hospital sites and buildings suitable for dormitories and faculty housing.
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Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Prepare Roof For Winter Headaches
Homeowners are urged to inspect roofs for snow and ice buildup as thawing and freezing cycles threaten shingles interior walls and ceilings. Heating cables can prevent backup but professionals caution against overreaction. Roofers advise creating channels to help meltwater flow off and removing dangerous icicles before they fall.
Homemakers Cook Electrically Rise in 1964 Appliance Sales
A national appliance survey shows free standing electric ranges up 10.6 percent and built in models up 0.6 percent in 1964 from 1963. Two of every five homemakers use electric ranges this year.
Conference to address Hudson River pollution faces Sept event
The Department of Health, Education, and Welfare will sponsor a Hudson River pollution conference in New York on September 28 with attendees from New York and New Jersey and federal water pollution experts. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr. introduced a bill creating a Hudson National Scenic Riverway to conserve the river’s beauty and recreation, allowing interior land purchases up to one mile inland while local zoning remains with local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
New York
HEW
John W. Gardner
New Jersey
Harrison A. Williams
Dn.j
Hudson
Secretary of the Interior
Job Prospects and Home Ownership Drive Population Moves
A population mobility study cites Otis B. Burnham noting about 35 million people move annually, with one fifth typically relocating and two thirds moving at least once. Younger families and children show higher mobility, while both low and high incomes move more than middle incomes. Short-distance moves driven by space needs or home ownership, long moves spurred by new jobs. The mover offers packing, storage, and cleanup services to ease even 4000 mile relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis B. Burnham
Burnham
Interstate Mover
Leisure World: Retirement Community With Golf And Care
A UPI report describes Leisure World, an adult cooperative in Maryland offering 52 plus living with golf, swimming, French lessons, and 60 percent of medical costs. Plans include Swiss expansion, campus-like amenities, bus service, security, and age based eligibility, with restricted admissions and exclusive policies.
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Osney, Md
UPI
Switzerland
California
Washington
United States
Ross Cortese
Leisure World
Cortese
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Olney
East
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Welfare District
Perm
Chester
Eames
Katherine Kirchner
Gloria Trombley
Lucille Lasch
Eastern Berkshire
Western District Health Office
The
Kelly Lumber CO
Crane Avenue
Weste Ass
Rossmoor
Leisure World Foundation
Leisure Worlds
Federal
Financia
Frank J. Wronski
Dutchess Ave
Coury
Karem Coury
General
Hinsdale, Mass
Gull
J. W. Gull
W. Housatonic St
Sandy the
Scotsman
Arnold
Arnold's
oe + g
Arnolds
East St
Nalplex
North St
S&h
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