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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1960

Page

17

Deer hunters hope for luck in thin early season

In Berkshire county six day deer season closes soon with few deer killed. A lost hunter, Donald Pelkey, 24, of East Street Lee, was found after about seven hours in Sandisfield in good condition. One minor hunting accident reported. ten deer weighed at Bernies sporting goods, led by Romolo Biardini with a 6 point buck and Ralph Biagini with a 10 point buck. Deer weighing tomorrow at Coltsville station.

Berkshires Donald Pelkey East Steet Lee West Road Sandisfield Lee State Pelkey Route 23 George A. Mikal Lee State Police Samuel Wilber Hoy F. Sibley Dino Ciecci Douglas Lyman Plinncy Soule Housatonic Street Lenox Patriscia Twing Bernie's Sporting Goods North Street Apthony Vallone Third St Doe Hancock John LaPointe Yorkshire Ave Romolo Biardini Cheshire Buck Mt. Greylock Ralph Biagini Edward Rochelo Hungerford St West Mountain Pittsfield Thames Reilly Springside Ave Button Red J. White Ryan Terrace Housatonic Washington Harold Barnum Sheffield

Church signs sought at Elm and Williams junction

City Council committee recommended allowing Church of Christ to place two small signs directing worshippers to its Pine Grove Drive temporary headquarters at 35 Pine Grove Drive. The panel also approved truck licenses for Fred Kern and Earl J. Cornelier and an intelligence office permit for William Hunt at 14 Satinet St. It listed multiple damage claims against the city and local entities, including from Louis Arace, Louis DiMasche, and Philo Mena with varying amounts.

Church of Christ Elm and Williams Streets Pine Grove Drive Claude R. Danley Fred Kern Earl J. Cornelier William Hunt Satinet St Leola Demary Deming St Ray's Fealty, Inc North St Louis Arace Linden St Louis DiMasche Weller Ave Donna Jan F. Rostworowski North Street

Two Vehicle Crashes Injure Three at City Intersection

Two accidents at the New West and Center streets corner yesterday afternoon left three people with minor injuries. Ruth B. Wright drove a car causing a chain collision of four. damage exceeded $200 in her vehicle and over $200 in others. Sore backs and necks were reported for three others but no hospital care. A second crash near 4:08 p.m. involved Arthur F. Pixley and Kathryn J. Cullen. both cars sustained over $200 damage, with James Cullen reporting a slight shoulder injury.

New West Center Streets Ruth B. Wright Livingston Ave Trivers Thomas M. Evans Whittier Ave Virginia A. Mills Rackman Ave Ethel M. Lasher Berk Shire Mr. Evans Mills Lasher Wright Arthur F. Pixley West Cummington Kathryn J. Cullen Faulkner Pace

Samuel Cutler Named President of Shrine Club

Samuel Cutler was elected president of the Shrine Club of Berkshire County at the annual meeting held Wednesday evening at East Lee Club, Inc. He succeeds Thaddeus Robinson of Becket. Officers named include Fred Judd of Lee as first vice president Everett Miller of Williamstown as second vice president Dr Herbert Covel as secretary George Phillips as recording secretary and Alfred Korkin as treasurer. A dinner preceded the business meeting followed by a safari film from Africa.

Samuel Cuter Shrine Club Berkshire County East Lee Club, Inc Thaddeus Robinson Af Becket Fred Judd Lee Everett Miller Williamstown Herbert Covel George Phillips Alfred Korkin Africa

GE Issues Pre-Holiday Work Rules

General Electric in Pittsfield issued work rules for the two days before Christmas and New Year. Britton W. Saterlee announced that a full day will be available on December 23 and 30, with early departure allowed without affecting holiday pay eligibility for non hourly staff. Hourly workers must meet half shift plus return for the next shift to qualify, though the company aims to ease holiday scheduling.

General Electric Britton W. Saterlee Pittsfield Mr. Saterlee

New Executive Named for County SPCC

Miss Louise Bassett of Cincinnati has been named district executive of the Berkshire District of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. She succeeds Harold R. Bassett, who resigned to direct social services at New Hampton Training School for Boys. Bassett will advance professional protective services, with a small staff in Berkshire County.

Louise Bassett Cincinnati Berkshire Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Robert D. Bardwell Jr Miss Bassett Child Guidance Home Harold R. Bassett New Hampton N.Y Elkhart Ind Department of Psychiatry University of Cincinnati School of Medicine YMCA Cleveland Social Service Rochester N.Y.) General Hospital Bassett Elizabeth J. Kennedy Dorothy J. Reid

Shea Files Campaign Data

Shea files campaign data showing 824 spent and 200 received in his bid for re election to the Counts Commission. He submitted the statement to the city clerk this morning and reports two $100 contributions from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and his father John M Shea of Dalton. Most expenditures went to printing and advertising.

Jam ©Smen Counts Commission Shea Brotherhood of Railway John M. Shea Dalton

Pre Christmas Schedule at Pittsfield Post Office Announced

Postmaster Donald R. Biron announced extended pre Christmas hours at the Pittsfield main office and New West Street annex with stamps and parcel windows open 8 am to 4 pm tomorrow. Additional dates show varied hours including 7:30 am to 6 pm at the main office December 12 16 and 19 through 22, with special Saturday 8 am to 5:30 pm at the annex. Contract stations listed: Palmer's Variety Store Elm Street Nichols Variety Store Wahconah Street J & J Variety Store Tyler Street and Liggett Drug Store in Allendale Shopping Center.

Pittsfield West Street Donald R. Biron Biron Palmer's Elm St Nichols Wahconah St Tyler St Liggett Drug Store Allendale

Fingerprints in Koza Home Not Linked to Principals

Identifiable fingerprints found in Michael Koza apartment did not match those of murder defendants Joseph Dougherty Jr. and Bernard Kiley or Anthony Polcaro. Six usable prints showed no match to Koza, Shirley Gilbert, or three key prosecution witnesses, with extensive lab work cited.

Michael Koza Superior Court Edward J. Haughey Joseph T. Dougherty Jr Bernard J. Kiley Anthony Polcaro Cpl. Haughey Koza Shirley Gilbert Polcaro John N. Alberti Eugene D. Benoit Calvin C. Carl Albert D. Luce Pittsfield State Police Laboratory Boston A. Richardson Jones Sudbury

Trial testimony sheds light in Koza murder case

Judge Quirico admitted restricted testimony about Palcaro's identification. Detective Blair testified Palcaro claimed the man talked with in front of Union Lunch could identify Joey. The case centers on Benoit and Potcaro who allegedly admitted involvement in Koza's death and attempted to avoid blame.

Bernard J. Kiley Koza Quirico Palcaro Blair Joey Benoit Potcaro Hat Benoit

Court Break Suspects Denied 10 Day Continuances

Two men Robert F. Provost and Carmen F. Mazza faced district court today after return from York Pennsylvania on separate burglary charges. Judge Frederick M. Myers Jr denied 10 day continuances sought by police to secure testimony in the Koza murder case. Mazza faces breaking and entering with intent, Provost non support. both pled not guilty. Mazza held on 2000 bond. Provost on 200. Juvenile in courthouse break case also moved to Monday.

Koza Robert F. Provost Carmen F. Mazza York Associated Press Pittsfield Mazza Provost Frederick M. Myers Sr Thomas H. Calnan Myers District Attorney Superior Court George W. Atkins Massachusetts Michael P. Barry Francis J. McCarthy Massachusetts State Police Hudge Myers District Court Office Registry of Deeds

Police Petition Seeks 85560 Minimum Salary After Five Years

Patrolmen of the Pittsfield Police Department filed a simplified pay petition with the city clerk seeking a minimum salary of 85560 after five years of service. The move follows a earlier, broader plea stalled in council when not admitted under suspension.

Pittsfield Thomas Jf. Calnan

Youth Denies Four Breaks In District Court

Louis M. Adorno, 17, of 62 Division St., held on $1,000 bail after arraignment on four counts of breaking and entering. Special Justice Frederick M. Myers Sr. continued the cases until tomorrow morning. Adorno pleaded not guilty. two earlier cases await plea changes. Charges accuse breaks at two service stations, a cafe, and the Pittsfield Iron Works on May 8, Oct. 7, and Nov. 22 and 23.

Louis M. Adorno Division St Frederick M. Myers Sr Adorno Andrew T. Campoli Pittsfield Iron Works

Probate Court Grants Administration of Mary H. Chase Estate

Probate Court allowed an administration on the estate of Mary H. Chase. A bond of 5000 dollars covered personal property.

Mary H. Chase

Obituary Henry D. Randall 78 former Pittsfield resident

Henry D. Randall, 78, former Pittsfield resident, died Wednesday noon at his Annapolis home after moving there from Rutherford New Jersey a year ago. A GE sales manager in the chemical dept and a pioneer in plastics, he worked at GE from 1912 and in Pittsfield from 1932 to 1947. He graduated from Amherst College in electrical engineering and later became VP at William L. Marshall Ltd in New York City. He leaves wife Nagan Randall and two sons. Services 1:30 tomorrow at Byles Funeral Home Groton Connecticut.

Henry D. Randall Pittsfield Annapolis Rutherford N.J Randall Chemical Department General Electric, Co Ledyard Conn Amherst College Pittsfield GE William L. Marshall,Ltd New York City Nagan Randall Byles Funeral Groton

Theodore O'Brien obituary from Pittsfield and Worcester

Theodore O'Brien, 83, formerly of Pittsfield and Dalton, died December 3 in Worcester where he lived with his son Robert. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. prayers at the grave by Rev John J Ayers. Also Mary M Purtell, 83, widow of Daniel Purtell, died last night in Pittsfield after illness. Funeral Monday at 9:30 from Kelly Funeral Home with High Mass at St Francis in South Lee. burial in Cheshire Cemetery.

Theodore O'Brien Pittsfield Dalton Worcester Robert O'Brien Chamberlin Avenue Melville Street Byron Weston Co Mary, LeBlanc White Fairview John J. Ayers St. Agnes' Church Mary M. Purtell Lee Mary M. Purtell Daniel D. Purtell St. Luke’s Hospital South Lee Jan John and Bridget Molloy McDonough Julia A. Hayden Hayden Michael Nutley James R Baltimore Kelly Funeral Lee St. Francis’ Church Cheshire Cemetery Hubert T. White Dalton Hubert T. White Main St Henry Mary Burke White State Department of Public Works Holy Name Society Hileen Jenks Theodore Peter Marianne White Edna LaBlanc Clara Loche Corrine Kelly Ela Reardon Viola Jenks Windsor Marion Bouley Union Springs N.Y Samuel Donald Bartlett Funeral Home Elmer L. Mosher Herbert W. Mosher Summit Road Richmond Rochester Sandra Kathleen Michael Mosher Cheshire

Diverse Funeral Services For Northup McCarty OBrien Kushi Families

Committal services were held for Kelly Lee Northrup at Cheshire Cemetery. Mrs Mallie C McCarty’s funeral was at Kelly Funeral Home with High Mass at St Teresa’s Church and burial in St Joseph’s Cemetery. Other solemn Requiem Masses were offered for Charles Magnoli Luke O’Brien and Mrs Margaret D Kushi at local churches with burials at St Joseph’s Cemetery. Bearers included family members and local men. Rosary society members planned prayers.

Baby Northup Kelly Lee Northrup Ransom E. Northrup Jr Cheshire Cemetery Madlie C. McCarty Mallie C. McCarty Kelly Funeral Home St. Teresa's Church St. Joseph's Cemetery The Rosary Society Charles Magnoli Margaret D. Kushi St. Joseph’s Church Charles L. Foley John J. Callahan John H. MacDonnell Daughters of Tsabella Raymond A. Lanaue James I. Bruzzi Thomas F. Kushi Raymond T. Kushi Thomas M. Sitzman Fred J. Mercer Jr Robert A. Mercer

District Court releases Hinsdale man on probation violation

District Court Francis DeMar Jr. of Hinsdale was released without bail as Special Justice Frederick M. Myers Sr. continued DeMar's probation violation case until tomorrow after arrest on a warrant following his hospital release. DeMar was injured in a car incident at Allendale Shopping Center. On Nov 21 he was placed on probation for malicious injury to property. Leslie E. Hill Jr. of Huntington received three months in the House of Correction and two years probation with $25 weekly support payments for his wife and two children after pleading not guilty to nonsupport. Others were fined for speeding and parking violations in separate entries.

Francis DeMar Jr Hinsdale Frederick M. Myers Sr DeMar Pittsfield General Hospital Allendale Leslie E. Hill Jr Huntington House of Correction Christie Vitolo Massapequa N.Y John M. Jannitto East Haven Conn William A Fresh Brimfield Reed Carrington Hamfin St Margaret G. Whittlesey Nolmes Road Marcel RB F Premble Peck's Road John J. Healy Springfield

Camera Club Joint Session Honors Contest Winners

Kilowatt Camera Club of Western Massachusetts Electric Co and Elico Camera Club of Berkshire Life Insurance Co held a joint meeting. Prizes were awarded to Margaret M. McSweeny and Margaret T. Nash of WMEC and Doris A. Felton of BLICO, Movie Mart. Judges were Syd ney R. Kanter and William F. Plouffe. A talk on using flash attachments for indoor pictures was given by George Peasles. The event began with a luncheon at the Rosa Restaurant Colonial Room.

Kilowatt Camera Club Western Massachusetts Electric Co Elico Camera Club Berkshire Life Insurance Co Margaret M. McSweeny Margaret T. Nash WMEC Doris A. Felton BLICO Sydney R. Kanter William F. Plouffe George Peasles F Dioner Rosa

Jiminy Peak Opening Dec 17 in Hancock

Jiminy Peak in Hancock began testing snow-making gear to prepare for a December 17 opening. Bousquet's in Pittsfield also plans to start on December 27 if cold weather holds. Both resorts will offer machine-made skiing unless natural snow falls sooner.

Jiminy Peak Hancock Areaa Bousquet’s Pittsfield

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