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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1964
Page
8
A Reader's Digest appeal promotes using the positive NO as a tool to curb moral decline in society and guide parents and individuals. The piece highlights how a single person can initiate reversal through firm, constructive boundaries.
Camp Eagle Scout Reservation announces staff interviews on Saturday Feb 15. Scout office at 54 Wendell Ave from 10 to 3 30 for young men 16 and older. Positions in scoutcraft waterfront kitchen service and in field sports unit leadership and riflery for seven week season. Camp Eagle operates for all Boy Scouts in Berkshire County with a 34 member staff.
Ward 6 Councilman Joseph Scelsi urged appointing a charter revision committee open beyond council members to study all aspects of city charter changes. He opposes Plan F, favors keeping the current charter with amendments, supports special elections for vacancies, and would enlarge the School Committee with four at large members while making the mayor a nonvoting member. The key reform is changing how council and school vacancies are filled.
Real estate transfers listed include Ira T and Milired D May selling a house and lot on Wilams Street to Rudolph A and Katherine M Sacco. Raymond and Letitia L Davis mortgage land to Evelyn Olchowski on Gravesleigh Terrace. Margaret M Savage sells to Leonard C and Vera F Beckley a house and land near Echo Lake Road and Lenox Road in Stockbridge. Norman FE and Carol A Anderson sell to Edward J and Jane F Tacobacci a house and lot on Shamrock Street in Stockbridge.
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