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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
4
Mayor Dillon and Welfare Commissioner Hodecker met again with E D Jones Co and UK Local 212 strikers about distributing surplus food commodities for relief cases. The issue will go to the City Council Health and Welfare Committee for study before any final decision. The mayor voices caution due to local transportation and storage costs.
Superintendent James P. Reynolds met with University of Massachusetts officials Thursday to seek participation in federal programs run by the School Department. Edwin P. Grady and John Massimiang accompanied him. New England Telephone representatives visited Pittsfield High School to explain direct distance dialing set to be installed Sunday, with Joseph McMahan aiding and Patrick Duffy thanking the department for its cooperation.
A Berkshire gardener explains that soil quality, drainage, and composition drive success. It emphasizes matching plants to soil, avoiding conflicting advice, and pacing effort to learn local conditions. Time, patience, and reputable suppliers matter for lasting results.
Boston man Thomas J. Ditello a jeweler and former Park Square Jewelry Co. officer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court. He lists liabilities of 4316 and assets of 50 leaving him unemployed. Creditors include Pittsfield National Bank 1583 and U S Internal Revenue Service Pittsfield 1446.
The Berkshire Eagle lists carrier and mail rates with zone pricing, discounts for college students and armed forces, and a change of address procedure. It notes second class postage paid in Pittsfield Massachusetts and instructs subscribers to confirm both old and new addresses with their local post office and the paper.
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