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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1964

Page

7

Westinghouse Names Altar Boys Two Vice Presidents

New York The election of Francis E. Dalton and Russell B. Read as vice presidents of Westinghouse Electric Corp was announced by president Donald C. Burnham. Dalton, the company’s controller since 1958, joined in 1923 and advanced through accounting roles. Read, treasurer, started as a graduate trainee in 1936 and rose through payroll, planning, and assistant treasurer duties before becoming treasurer in 1959. The Serra Club of Pittsfield honored altar boys from local Catholic churches at St. Mark’s Church, with awards presented by Rev. Edward B. Shea. The event featured remarks by Rev. Robert Doyle and benediction by Rev. Thomas F. Finn.

New York Francis E. Dalton Russell B. Read Westinghouse Electric Corp Donald C. Burnham Dalton Westinghouse Read Serra Club Pittsfield Lenox Dale St. Mark’s Church Edward B. Shea St. Mark's Robert Doyle Springfield Thomas F. Finn Joseph Arena Paul Metatlo Mount Carmel Patrick Hayes Paul Demick David Demick St. Charles Forest Baker James Campoli St. Francis Thomas Barsuk Joseph Lysowski Holy Family Peter Mc Frlain Edward Charles Butterworth St. Joseph’s Dennis Kelly John Forrest St. Mary's Jarrett Brown Thomas Scanlon Notre Dame Stephen Cain James Wood Sacred Heart William Volin Roy Gosselin St. Teresa’s Thomas Voisin Denis Larrivee St. Vincent de Paul Steven Pia Michael Chiodo All Souls Robert Gogan Keith McCarty Arthur J. Nicholas Joseph L. Oprisch

Real Estate Transfers Include Several Hampshire County Homes

Real estate notices list Albert C. Clark and Margaret H. Clark selling to Michael Phair a house and lot on Elaine Drive. Talmadge B. Hayre sells to Ed mond J. and Amy DeGray land on Pine Street Otis. P and M Inc sells to Joseph M. and Catherine S. Case land on Drive E Otis. Paul H. and Mildred E. Whit marsh by mortgagee sell to Harry Moskowitz a house and land on Washington Road Hinsdale. George T. and Grace W. Div onto Richard W. Happel a house and lot on Lenox Stockbridge Road Stockbridge. James A. McCabe by mortgagee to Berkshire County Savings Bank a house and lot on Laurel Street Lee.

Albert C Margaret H. Clark Michael Phair Elaine Drive Talmadge B. Hayre Edmond J Amy DeGray Springfield Land On Pine Street Otis P and M, Inc Joseph M Catherine S. Case West Springfield Drive E Paul H. and Mildred E. Whitmarsh Harry Moskowitz Washington Road Hinsdale George T. and Grace W. Divon Richard W. Happel Lenox-Stockbridge Road Stockbridge James A. McCabe Berkshire County Savings Bank Laurel Street Lee

Trailer Homes Tax Change To Be Sought

Maynard Austin of Williamstown and a state Mobile Home Commission member said a Needham workshop agreed current trailer home taxes are unrealistic and unfair. He noted local authorities can levy only 1 per month, limiting taxes to 48 yearly, despite mobile homes often being more valuable than houses. The commission plans to file corrective legislation next year.

Maynard Austin Williamstown State Mobile Home Commission Needham Mr. Austin John Bondarenko Paul J Esa Claire M. Gregori Phelps Road Otis

Parents Urged To Curb Fishing Prior to April 18

Howard S. Willard director of law enforcement for the Department of Natural Resources appealed to parents to curb their youngsters fishing before the April 18 season opening. He cited many complaints about recently stocked ponds being fished by youths, calling it unfair to licensed sportsmen who must wait. Patrols have been activated and any youngster found fishing will receive a stern warning and have equipment confiscated. the issue is most common in the metropolitan area with reports from other parts of the state.

Howard S. Willard Department of Natural Resources Willard

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