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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1969

Page

17

Buttenheim Occupies Berkshire Common with First Tenant

Buttenheim Publishing Co begins operations in its new Berkshire Common offices amid a busy move in. Berkshire Life Insurers officials welcome the first tenants with coffee and doughnuts as desks and fixtures are hurried into place.

Buttenheim Berkshire Common BLICO Berkshire Buttenheim Publishing Co Edgar M. Buttenheim Berkshire Life Insin Tce Co Donald V. Buttenheim Berkshire Museum South Street Lawrence W. Strattner Jr Berkshire Life Richard L. Whitehead

Haddads Buy Executive Auto Site Across Route 7

Haddad’s Motor Sales Inc officers George A. Haddad Freda Haddad and Louis Haddad acquire the Executive Auto Sales Co property on Pittsfield Lenox Road Route 7 for 105000 from Paul V Donahue agent for Pittsfield National Bank. The 1.5 acre two parcel site includes the former Aero Shade building and the executive garage. Plans include leasing the former building and using the garage for Haddad’s. a new sales agency is unconfirmed.

George A., Freda and Louis G. Haddad Haddad's Motor Sales, Inc Pittsfield-Lenox Executive Auto Sales Co Louis Haddad Atty

Assn for Blind To Elect Officers

The Berkshire Benevolent Association for the Blind will hold its annual meeting and officer elections Monday night at the Portuguese American Club. Elizabeth Driscoll will head the refreshment committee. A progress report on the fund drive will be given with a goal of $2,000.

Berkshire Benevolent Association For the Blind Elizabeth Driscoll Association

Births at Berkshire Medical Center and local homes

Mr and Mrs George Haefner of Old Chatham New York welcomed a son yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Wick of 110 Linder Street welcomed a son yesterday. Mr and Mrs Michael Di Cicco of 34 Taylor Street welcomed a son yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Larkin of Sheffield welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Cardillo of Stockbridge welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Donna of Tannersboro welcomed a daughter yesterday.

George Haefner Old Chatham, N.Y John Wick Linder St Michael di Cicco Taylor SL James Larkin Sheffield John Cardillo Stockbridge John Donna Tanesboro

Yellow Coach to be operated by Dufour brothers

Dufour Bros Inc of Lakeville Conn will take over Yellow Coach Lines transit and Massachusetts charter runs at New Year. DPU approved temporary authority with permanent consent pending ICA and DPA clearances by January end. The sale price is 167000, service to Berkshire County residents and school children under 144 miles. Boston attorney Frank Daniels praised the transition urging patience as operations begin. A hearing was held with Commissioner Rudolph A Sacco present.

Dufour Bros., Inc Lakeville Conn Massachusetts Yellow Coach Lines, Inc Department of Public Utilities DPU Dufour Yellow Coach Dufour Bros DPA Interstate Commerce Commission William John Dufour Berkshire County Dufours Boston Frank Daniels Pittsfield Daniels DFA Commission Rudolph A. Sacco

AFO Promotes James Creran to Community Action Specialist

James Creran, director of the North End Center, has been promoted to community action support specialist for Action for Opportunity. He will work from the AFO office serving all three neighborhood centers, aiding an expanded activities program after training at Yale in November.

James Creran North End Center Action For Opportunity APO AFO Creran Yale University Juanita Errichetto Hope Center Veronica Ferry Hope Joan Pisani AFC Richard §. Lipez

Pittsfield Parks Department to ready skating areas

The Pittsfield Department of Parks and Recreation announced plans to flood skating areas at the Common Clapp Deming Springside Osceola and West Memorial parks and begin ice making weather permitting. Skating classes for 7 to 15 year olds run tomorrow at the Boys Club and ski instruction starts after school next week at Springside. The Springside tow is being repaired and Osceola tow will run daily 1 to 5 pm this week, weather permitting. Bousquet ski lessons enter their third week with no new students.

Pittsfield Department of Parks and Recreation Clapp, Deming Springside Osceola West Memorial Parks Vincent J. Hebert Springside Park Hebert Bousquet

Wojtkowski Proposes Study of Massachusetts School Costs

Rep Thomas C Wojtkowski secured a plan to dispatch six teams of business managers into 100 Massachusetts school systems to study noneducational functions and cut costs. The four week review begins in January under Er nest King Associates with oversight by MACE.

Thomas C. Wojtkowski Massachusetts Wojtkowski Massachusetts Advisory Council On Education MACE Associated Industries of Ernest King Associates Chicago

Bar Hours Extended For New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Eve celebrants may drink until 2 a.m. in local bars restaurants and clubs with dancing permitted until 2 a.m. The one hour extension was set by the city Licensing Board. On New Year’s Day package stores open at 1 p.m. and drinking establishments resume normal hours.

Storm cleanup costs city about $50,000 this week

City officials estimated the three day storm will cost about $30,000 in overtime and private trucks, plus equipment maintenance and salt. Doyle aims to use 1970 funds and may seek a supplemental appropriation later. Total from Thursday to Monday projected around $40,000, with snow removal possibly adding $10,000.

Gerald Doyle Council

Executive Airlines expands Pittsfield Boston round trip service

Executive Airlines will start daily Pittsfield to Boston round trips Monday, with one flight each way from Monday to Friday. Eastbound departs 12:25 p.m. via Keene and Worcester, arriving Boston at 2:00 p.m.. return leaves Boston at 3:00 p.m., stops at Keene, arriving Pittsfield at 4:15 p.m. Flight numbers are renumbered to 631–638 for reservations via computer.

Executive Airlines Pittsfield Boston John A. Heaton Keene, N.H Worcester Ant Keene LaGuardia New York Heaton Executive Keene-to-New York Northeast Airlines

Bad Weather Persists In Berkshire County Tonight

A new storm center brings light snow, sleet and freezing rain to Berkshire County delaying travel. Meteorologist George Bulgarelli warns of a nuisance factor but no crippling conditions. Police report heavy traffic jams yesterday as motorists clogged streets. emergency vehicles faced delays while snow-removal crews work to clear side streets. Public transit returns to normal and Pittsfield Airport resumes flights, with CAP missions patrolling for distressed families.

George J. Bulgarelli Berkshire Weather Service Bulgarelli Pittsfield Berkshire County East-Elm Street East- First Tyler Street First Street South Street New York Civil Air Patrol Bruce Shepardson Duane Cowen North Adams Cap

Hearing Delayed In Bank Holdup

The hearing for Joseph David Williams III 22 of 18 Wood Ave on the December 23 holdup of the First Agricultural Bank West Street branch was postponed for a week after attorney Leonard Cohen requested time to prepare. Williams will be represented at 11 a.m. January to allow reviewing case details.

Joseph David Williams III Wood Ave West Street First Agricultural Bank U.S Paul A. Tamburella Adv Leonard Cohen Williams Tamburella Pittsfield John J. Killeen North Street

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