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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1964
Page
4
England Brothers department store reports 2000 World's Fair tickets sold after placing 10000 on sale at reduced rates three weeks ago. Tickets regular 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children are now one third off 1 35 for adults and 65 cents for children. Available at fifth floor cashier windows. Tickets usable this year or in 1965.
The Enchanted Mirror beauty shop, operated by Miss Rosalind Pivero, has opened at 115 South Street. A Thursday Eagle listing incorrectly stated 1544 South Street.
A compiled notice from Pittsfield General lists patients and residents undergoing operations and tonsillectomies. Entries include Clarence Stalker Cheshire Joseph Vaccaro 3 Lake Way Drive Kenneth Ormebee II and others with addresses across Cheshire Dalton Adams and surrounding areas.
Thirty area residents earned certification as qualified monitors after completing a radiological monitoring course at the Pittsfield police station. Instructors Paul F. Ast and radiological officer Theodore Walters led the program for Civil Defense officials.
Real estate transfers listed include Joseph D DeAngelis Jr and Rita D DeAngelis to Wellington D Palmer Barbara A Palmer for a house and lot on Longview Terrace race. Jack V Groat and Julia L Groat to Michael and Inez M Sciola for a house and lot on Cherry Street. John Morelli to Charles H Niedziewski and Barbara B Niedziewski for a house and lot on Francis Avenue.
The National League of Women Voters voted to undertake a two year study of equal opportunity in education and employment. The resolution, the first civil rights statement by the league, passed 900 to 313 at the 26th convention after other resolutions failed. Local leagues in 36 states will study it and pass ideas upward.
Sixty nine 4-H girls aged 10 to 18 participated in clothing previews at the YMCA. They wore garments they made and received advice for improvements. They are eligible to appear in the junior 4-H dress revue and the senior 4-H fashions on May 21.
A fragment reads a policy statement on human resources evaluating United States programs to provide equality of opportunity in education and employment. It notes boards mapping campaigns to affect legislation in Congress and state legislatures.
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