School Board Reappoints 104 Pittsfield Teachers
The School Committee approved the reappointment of 104 teachers. The list includes 104 names across fourth, third, and second appointments with long payroll tenure.
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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1965
Page
12
The School Committee approved the reappointment of 104 teachers. The list includes 104 names across fourth, third, and second appointments with long payroll tenure.
Washington AP report details how New England lawmakers voted on recent roll calls. Senate passages include a tobacco acreage quota bill 54 to 16 with Aiken Kennedy Muskie Prouty Smith for and Catton Pell Ribicoff against. several not voting. Other rolls cover return to sender obscene mail, a $6,004,404,000 Treasury and Post Office appropriation with no opposing votes, and a $1,125,833,083 supplemental appropriation including Appalachian development funds.
The will of Dr Robert V Locke has been filed for probate. He left his $20 000 estate to his widow Grace Locke. Peter Bianco reported Friday the theft of his gray tweed topcoat from the Copper Pin Restaurant early Friday morning.
Norman L. Hall of Dalton named top 4-H Forestry Club member by the Society of American Foresters at a Berkshire County Leaders meeting. He receives a forestry textbook and a timber-marking ax from John Noyes. Hall, a Wahconah Regional sophomore, is active in Christmas tree production and timber stand improvement and plans to study forestry. He serves as junior leader of the county’s forestry club and participates in sheep, garden, and capon projects. The St Joseph’s High School Spring Show is set for April 21 and yesterday’s Eagle noted April 14 for Young Berkshire page.
The Pittsfield re valuation team from United Appraisal Co. of East Hartford is inspecting Tyler Street properties and nearby streets. Seven appraisers will be on the job next week, with over 2,000 of the city’s 15,000 homes already checked.
Twenty three foreign born residents of Berkshire County were admitted to citizenship by Superior Court Judge John M. Noonan at the Berkshire County Courthouse. The session was the first of two this year. the next will be held in November. New citizens hail from Adams Becket Lee Lenox North Adams and Pittsfield with 15 from Pittsfield. Names and addresses of the new citizens span Poland Hungary Great Britain Germany and other places. A separate AP item notes an American textile firm selling to 23 Japanese department stores, signaling expanding trade.
Clarence H. Evans of Olean New York will speak at a Pittsfield Industrial Management Club dinner meeting at Berkshire Life Insurance Co Wednesday at 6 30 PM. Evans is personnel manager for Clark Bros Co a Dresser Industries subsidiary and was president of the national council of Industrial Management Clubs in 1938 and 1959.
A federal tax lien for 1455 dollars was filed in federal court against Greylock Paper Box Inc. at 186 Columbus Ave Pittsfield. The action by the Internal Revenue Service cites withholding taxes and dates the lien to March 26 1965.
Berkshire County 4-H news covers enrollment trends with 98 active clubs and 942 members, a drop of 106 from 1964, plus details of upcoming events. William Metcalf joins state leaders in workshop planning, while Lenox hosts a senior fashion show and related modeling sessions. Barrington Fair sponsors capon projects with hundreds of participants, and Equine Imps prepare a first-year drill at Aspinwall Stables. Community service clubs across the region back 4-H efforts, including Kiwanis, Lions, Rotary, Civitan, and Jaycees attendance.
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