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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1965

Page

9

Brothers Piano Co Expands to Larger Berkshire County Store

Emilio Lisi’s Brothers Piano Co completes its third move in three years, occupying the former Wood Brothers location at 353 North St after starting in 1960. The store sells pianos organs guitars and other instruments while expanding into Hammond Organs as Berkshire County’s latest franchise outlet. The third floor houses piano rebuilding and repair, with 3,000 untuned pianos in homes countywide and a push to train more tuners.

List Brothers Piano Co Wood Brothers North St Capitol Furniture Co Emilio Lisi Fenn and Fourth Streets North Street Maplewood Avenue Lisi Brothers Hammond Organs Berkshire County Organs Lisi

1966 Homes To Be Bigger Costlier Increases Foreseen

Practical Builder foresees 1966 housing growth of about 5 percent with starts returning to 1964 levels. Remodel and nonresidential construction expected bright. Homes become larger costlier with a shift to Colonial design and more two story models, amid rising costs and social tensions.

Practical Builder Trade Journal Journal Practica

Mortgage Rates on Home Loans Are Unchanged

National averages of home mortgage interest rates and terms showed little change in October. For existing financing the average rate was 5.87 percent, down from 5.89 percent in September and 5.90 percent a year earlier, with an average term of 19.9 years. For new home purchases contract rates stood at 5.75 percent, the same as September and October 1964, and the average term was 24.8 years, down from 24.9 years in September.

Federal Home Loan Bank Board

Home Center Opened by Becket Man

John Boomsma opened Johns Home Center in Park Street Shopping Center to serve home repair needs. The store, taking over the former Housatonic Appliance Center space, features self built shelving and display counters, a U shaped office and a DIY counseling library. Open daily 8 to 5 30 and Fridays until 9.

Lee Park Street John Boomsma Stockbridge Lumber Co John Housatonic Ar. Boomsima Boomsma Consollair Jolin’s

Lavatory Base Cabinets with Deep Drawers Design

Plan to add a bath by designing lavatory base cabinets with deep drawers for easy access. Use wide boards in Douglas fir or ponderosa pine for the drawer fronts and finish with clear plastic lacquer for durable, clear protection.

Time saving tips for selling fast and fair price

Two million families may sell this year with some under time pressure. Charles E. Swann of Burnham Van Service advises enlisting a local broker with an exclusive listing and a time limit, setting a realistic price, and possibly renting if a quick sale fails. Coordinate with the mover to plan the move, declutter, fix obvious defects, and keep a lived in look to help buyers imagine themselves in the home.

Charles E. Swann Burnham van Service Interstate Movers Swann Burnham

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List Bros New England Mr. Lisi Berkshire County Organ Club Marvin Moses Bureau of Building Marketing Research Knapp Oil Corp Obi Mobil Lockheed Knapp Housatonic Street Dettinger Lumber CO. Inc Warren Terrace South St Spadina Parkway Cc, M. Farrell & Son Inc Summer St Home Center Becket Man Pigienno Stron Ittsfield Jalton Dalton America Audits and Surveys Company, Inc LA Difference Whitehall 4 Matica SHEDD Tyler Street CUSSO Cummington
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