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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1963

Page

6

Symphony Lakes opens for inspection in West Stockbridge

Developers unveil Symphony Lakes on 4 1,000 acre tract along Cranberry Pond near Route 41. 63 lots with water frontage. 25 have pond access. Restrictive deeds govern setbacks, water, and use. no trailers. boats limited to 5 HP. Future plans include deeper canal to Crane Lake and Maple Hill development. Attendants guide visitors today and tomorrow.

West Stockbridge Symphony Lakes Cranberry Pond Route 41 Symphony Lakes, Inc Arthur L. Gennari Ernest L. Baltasarre Basil A. Petricea Jr Atty Andrew T. Campoli Adv Andrea IF. Nueiforo Pittsfield Kearsey Farm Ma. Petricea Petricca Construction Co Crane Lake Petricea Maple Hill Massachusetts Turnpike Turnpike New Haven Railroad Petvicea Petricca Kearsey

Architects Set Theme for Convention in St Louis

Washington sources say the American Institute of Architects will hold its 1964 convention June 14 to 18 in St. Louis with the theme The City Visible and Invisible. The program will cover urban forces, government roles, planning, zoning, mass transit, and visual city assets through sessions on the invisible city the city and the body politic and the visible city featuring expert speakers from government law medicine religion and education.

Washington D.C American Institute of Architects St. Louis J. Roy Carroll Jr Fala Philadelphia National Professional Organization Carroll ATA AIA Committee On

Picture window becomes plant area with ceramic tile

A tip suggests converting an indoor sill into a plant area surfaced with ceramic tile. Real tile, waterproof and stain proof, varieties of shades and designs, helps highlight house plants for lookers in and out. Ceramic tile cleans easily with a sponge or damp cloth.

Gallant White Mouse Cuts a Few Corners On Construction Job

In Sydney a petty cash voucher for two white mice was questioned by a company accountant. An electrician explained the plan used to push flexible wire through an 86 foot pipe with four bends. Henry the male mouse traveled the path in 15 minutes. Henrietta escaped. The company paid the voucher.

Sydney Australia Henry Henrietta

Timber Buildings Safer From Fire

The National Lumber Manufacturers Association reports heavy timber buildings resist fire better than noncombustible structures. Interior temperatures can hit 1700 degrees, yet wood beams char only about 1 inch after an hour, and this charring is typically insufficient to cause collapse.

Chicago UPD National Lumber Manufacturers Association

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Berkshire Eagle Edward J. Farrell Walter Wilson Chatham N.Y Richmond White Mouse Rey Aspidistra Berkshire Bank & Trust Berkshire ADAMS Allendale North Adams Pittsfield Stockbridge Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Seymjphonsg 5 Weat Stockbridge Steskiyidy Symputtey Lanes W. Stockbridge Berkshires Keresey Lown Wide Community Beach Symphony Lake Waterfront Waterview and Hilltop Brown Bolte Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell and Baytes American Association of Newspaper Representatives Research Committee
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