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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
24
Dalton-Emily's Snack Bar tops Brown Oil 12 to 4 at Pine Grove Park to advance in the CBA playoffs. Brown Oil led 4 3 before Dalton-Emily's surged ahead 5 4 in the fourth inning behind winning pitcher Jim Farry. Frank Munn took the loss after seven hits.
In the Peewee playoffs at Legion Field American Legion defeated Crane and Co. 2 to 0 to claim the league title. Eugene Quirk pitched a one hitter, James Brennan homered, and Glenn Campbell doubled for Crane with five Legion hits off David Bacon.
Two longtime Crane and Co employees, Clarence E. Wilner of Dalton Avenue and Agnes T. Goulet of Pittsfield, retired this week after 25 and 42 years of service respectively. Wilner served as gate guard at the Government Mill while Goulet worked in the envelope department of the stationery division.
At a Windsor School Committee meeting, Earl Scott, in charge of buses, described transporting 13 children with a station wagon along Savoy Road and Peru Road. He proposed teachers arrive early to greet arrivals, noting legal limits allow nine pupils per trip and extra trips needed to move all students. Superintendent Earl Suitor attended.
The Dalton Housing Authority sold 455000 dollars in bonds to Bankers Trust Co New York City at 247 percent interest the lowest bid from several institutions The bonds cover the Pomery Manor elderly housing project refinanced yearly with a 9000 drop from 1964 and mature as the debt decreases Meantime local notices include illness travel and school matters such as a Dalton school bus policy and plans to place a handicapped child in a suitable class with transportation considerations and Dalton public schools set Sept 7 as the first half day with no lunches.
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