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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1964

Page

9

Apartment Building Boom Tapers In Housing Market Slowdown

New York AP report says residential real estate shows a private readjustment after a postwar boom. Builders refinance as foreclosures remain manageable, and some cities face vacancy signs amid slower apartment construction. Industry foresees demand from young buyers and a broader upturn in the economy.

New York New York City

18-Unit Motel To Be Built In Canaan New York

Construction of an 18 unit motel overlooking Queechy Lake begins near the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Tinger at the lake’s northwest end The Mount Lebanon Builders of New Lebanon are the general contractors Completion is planned before July 1 The Red Inn proprietor Mr Tinger owns the lakeside site

Canaan, MY Queechy Lake Alfred Tinger Tinger Mount Lebanon

WMEC Honors 14 Area Businesses at Yellow Aster luncheon

Fourteen Berkshire County firms were honored by Western Mass Electric Co. at a luncheon in Dalton for pioneering all electric installations. Gerald J. LaPean presented plaques and citations with James E. Laramy assisting. Honorees include Leland Knickerbocker Liberty Motel Dalton. Lucien J. Grandbois Hancock. Roy E. Barnard Dalton Housing Authority. Kirby Ducauet Jr. Clark-Aiken Co. Lee. Lena Boyne Morpheus Arms Motel Lee. Albert W. Culverwell Mid-Town Motel Dalton. Gordon E. Seaman convalescent home Lee. Nelson C. Tracy Lexington Manor Apartments Lee. Adolph P. Frydel Garden Key Motel Pittsfield. Robert L. Bett office building Dalton. Major V. Fitch Fitch's Motel Pittsfield. Blair M. Steele apartment house Pittsfield. Donald Kelly James Kelly for two apartments Dalton and an office building Pittsfield.

Liberty Hancock Roy E. Barnard Dalton Housing Authority Kirby Ducauet Jr Clark-Aiken Co Lee Lena Boyne Morpheus Arms Albert W. Culverwell Mid-Town Dalton Gordon E. Seaman Nelson C. Tracy Lexington Manor Adolph P. Frydel Garden Key Pittsfield Robert L. Bett Major V. Fitch Fitch Blair M. Steele Donald Kelly James Kelly

Williams College station resumes stereophonic broadcasts

Williams College student radio WMS WCFM increases FM power from 10 to 50 watts and will offer multiplex stereo, first in Western Massachusetts, after a 15,000 dollar remodel. AM back on 650 kilocycles, wired to campus, carries commercials while FM awaits official stereo launch next Saturday with a history program.

Williamstown Williams College Wmswcfm Baxter Hall Massachusetts WCFM North Adams Wms-Wcfm WMS

Williams Radio Station Remodels Studios and Expansion

Williams College radio WHMS WCFM completed a major remodel costing 15000 dollars, funded by Sullivan and a Hyde Foundation grant after a 10000 dollar private drive. The project created a large studio, broadcasting booth, control room, offices, and a transmitter workshop, with acoustical upgrades and new equipment. The station plans expanded programming with seven day operation, a morning show, diverse music, news from a UP wire, and future live intramural quiz shows while resuming full FM multiplex stereo broadcasts.

Baxter Hall William McGraw Williamstown Gordon T. Sulcer Short Hills N.J Sulcer New York-New Jersey James R. Heekin Jr New Jersey Williams Lillia Babbitt Hyde United Press Radio WMS - Wcfm College and

Bathroom Safety Measures for Elderly at Home

An elderly safety emphasis notes that 85 percent of home fall deaths are among ages 63 and up. Experts advise anchoring grab bars to studs beside tubs or showers, adding multiple bars in ladder fashion, and using a tub with an integral seat to ease entry and showering.

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