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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1964

Page

5

Bishop Hatch Visit at St Martin's This Sunday

The Rt. Rev. Robert McConnell Hatch will visit St. Martin's Church Sunday at 10 30 am to confer Confirmation on 10 adults and youths, lead a choral Eucharist, and give first Communion to the confirmands. A new sacristy will be blessed during the service funded by parishioners and especially a gift from Mr and Mrs Rene Elger. A reception for the bishop and confirmands follows.

Robert McConnell Hatch Western Massachusetts St. Martin’s Church Richard A. Elis Rene Elger Deborah Ann Elger Edna Klingholz St. Martin’s William J. Gordon Alaska

Board of UCS To Meet Monday 1964-65 Session

The board of directors of United Community Services will hold its first formal meeting for the year 1964-65 on Monday April 27 at 4 p. m. at the Red Feather House. The board met briefly for the election of officers after the annual meeting on April one. Division and committee chairmen have been asked to outline plans and aims for the coming year in addition to monthly reports.

United Community Services Red Feather House

District Court fines terence DeAngelus for speeding and stop

Hinsdale teen Michael DeAngelus 19 fined 25 for failing to stop for a police officer and 10 for speeding after Officer Ronald E. Dean chased him along Dalton Avenue April 1 reaching 70 mph. Others, Edward Spellacy Adrien Lizotte and Dorothy F. Glendon fined 3 for stop signs. Judge Frank W. Cimini imposed 3 fines on 11 motorists for parking violations.

Michael DeAngelus Hinsdale Ronald E. Dean DeAngelus Dalton Avenue Dalton Edward Spellacy East Longmeadow Adrien Lizotte Armand Berthiaume Berkshire Eugene Schilling Backman Ave Charles R. Roberts Jr Richmond Gary Soldato Brown St Elizabeth M. Ostrander Lenox Ave Edward C. Longevin Winship Ave

Boat Law Enforcement Bill Back in House for Extension

A bill to broaden enforcement of boating laws was amended in the Senate and sent back to the House for concurrence. Rep. Warren A. Turner of Lee filed the measure which would authorize local state and conservation officers to enforce boating laws, reducing the need for prior permission from the Division of Motorboats. Turner welcomed the Senate change adding Natural Resources wardens, predicting steadier enforcement on ponds and jakes.

Senate House Warren A. Turner Lee Turner Ficers Department of Natural Resources

Zoning Board Grants 31 Variances in Annual Report

The Zoning Board of Appeals reports granting 31 variances last year after 39 hearings. Seven applications were denied and one petitioner withdrew. Receipts totaled 585 and expenses 316. In 192 the board had granted 18 variances and denied seven petitions.

Zoning Board of Appeals

Blood Drive To Be Held Here Thursday

The Red Cross plans a special blood drive at the Masonic Temple Thursday from noon to 3 45 p m to make up for a canceled drive after the Kennedy assassination. Donors aged 18 to 59 may give with under 21 needing a parent release. appointments encouraged for April 30 and parking is available in the temple rear.

The Red Cross Masonic Temple Kennedy Laughran S. Walter Berkshire County Red Cross Wendell Ave Walter

Butler Calls For Regular Evening Council Committee Meetings

Councilman Donald G. Butler asks City Council for an orderly schedule of committee meetings. He notes repeated last minute calls disrupt personal plans and space is limited. Butler proposes a fixed monthly night so nonmembers can attend and represent constituents more fully.

Donald G. Butler Butler

First Aid Course Opens April 28

A 12 hour Red Cross standard first aid course begins April 28 at the Berkshire County Red Cross chapter house 63 Wendell Ave Warren. Chairman Sears says the class runs six Tuesday evenings 7 30 to 9 30 open free to anyone 15 or older. The required textbook costs 74 cents and may be purchased at the first class. Registrations may be made at the chapter house.

Red Cross Wendell Ave Warren A. Sears First Aid Berkshire County Red Cross

Emersons and Gulls Sell Homes in Local Real Estate Transfers

Ralph W. Emerson and Nancy M. Emerson sell to Anthony J. and J Brenda Crea a house and lot on Club Circle. Joseph F. Gullian and Barbara B. Gullian transfer to William E. Weather Jr. and Carol M. Weatherby a house and lot on Draper Avenue.

Ralph W Nancy M. Emerson Anthony J. and J. Brenda Crea Club Circle Joseph F Barbara B. Gullian William E. Weatherby Jr Carol M. Weatherby Draper Avenue

Ill at home prompts ambulance transfer for two residents

Police brief reports Mrs Ann Sheridan 79 of 417 North St was taken to Pittsfield General Hospital in a police ambulance early Thursday after illness at her home. Earlier Wednesday night 7-year-old John Hall on Elizabeth St was transported to St Luke's Hospital after illness at his home.

Ann Sheridan North St Pittsfield General Hospital John Hall Elizabeth St St. Luke's Hospital

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