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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1964

Page

17

Union Carpenters Picket Holiday Inn Motel Site

Union carpenters from Lenox and Pittsfield formed an informational picket line at the Holiday Inn Motel site on Route 20 Lenox. About 20 pickets protested Allied Mortgage & Development Co claiming underpayment of area union rates. Project engineer Ivan Hatcher defended pay as local, with wages set at $2 for laborers and proposed carpenter pay at $3.50 in four weeks. Local 370 and Local 444 members participated, with other trades joining. The job reportedly continued without disruption.

Lenox Pittsfield New Holiday Inn Route 20 Allied Mortgage & Development Co Memphis Ivan Hatcher The Eagle Carpenters Union Hatcher Ion Local 444 Pittsfield Building and Construction Trades Council Dalton Avenue Dalton Town Line Liter Bez Holiday Inn Route

Calder Case Decision Postponed

Philip Byron Calder, 21, a conscientious objector from Richmond, has been granted an indefinite postponement of his preinduction physical. Draft Board 44 of Lee notified his attorney, Lincoln S. Cain, representing the ACLU, that the decision was approved by Selective Service headquarters in Boston. Calder’s file will be sent to Boston for a hearing date set by the Boston board.

Selective Service Philip Byron Calder Richmond Atty Lincoln S. Cain Pittsfield American Civil Liberties Union Calder Draft Board 44 Lee Cain Boston

Twelve Applications Filed for Two Liquor Licenses

The Licensing Board announced that applications are being accepted for two new licenses. By noon, 12 applications for the package store license had been taken out, and one for the restaurant all alcoholic permit. Deadline to file is noon March 27.

Licensing Board

Births Around Pittsfield and Nearby Areas

Birth notices report a son for Mr and Mrs William A Daury at 232 Newell Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Donald P Haga dorn at 326 Merrill Road. A daughter preceded by yesterday for Mr and Mrs John J Ward of 272 Onota Street. Other births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs James E Rennie on Plunkett Street and a son for Mr and Mrs Richard Maynard of Lanesboro. Continuous lists mention several other families with newborns and two twins born in Caracas to Mr and Mrs Herbert H Kriss.

Pittsfield General William A. Daury Newell St St. Luke's John J. Ward Onota St David Frank Ellenville N.Y Barbara Ann Veterans Memorial Hospital Frank Donna Wise Russell Wise Maplewood Ave James J. Frank Chickering St Herbert H. Kriss Caracas Venezuela Sameul Q. Kriss Oak Park Mich Ignace Mirsky Rebecca Nelson Arlington St

Kelly Seeks Report on Vocational Costs

Pittsfield School Committeeman Thom as F Kelly asked School Supt James P Reynolds to prepare a second report in a series on vocational program costs. He aims to find ways to cut school air and ease overcrowding. A prior study on the kindergarten program was released last week.

Thomas F. Kelly James P. Reynolds Pittsfield High School Kelly

Reverend William C. Fish to leave First Church for graduate study

The Rev. William C. Fish announced his resignation as associate minister of First Church of Christ Congregational in Pittsfield. He will pursue graduate study in theology and ethics at Yale Divinity School this fall. He has been active with the Berkshire NAACP and Mental Health Association and served on multiple church and regional religious committees. He is Amherst College and Yale Divinity School educated.

William C. Fish First Church of Christ, Congregational Yale University Divinity School Pittsfield Berkshire NAACP Berkshire Mental Health Association Pittsfield Area

Berkshire Hillsmen Win Division Title In Chorus Contest

The Berkshire Hillsmen directed by Noel C. Sears won Division 2 in the barber shop chorus contest at Northampton and earned a berth to the Northeast District finals in New Haven. The New Yorkers were runners-up with Pittsfield and Poughkeepsie close behind. Alternate Kingston will advance if a top four cannot attend. Prior to the meet, Hillsmen joined a Harmony Education Program session and sang with the HEP chorus directed by Louis Perry.

Berkshire Hillsmen Noel C. Sears Northampton New Haven Conn New Yorkers Poughkeepsie N.Y Pittsfield Hillsmen Saratoga Saratoga Springs Sandy Hill Hudson Falls Kingston HEP Chorus Louis Perry Harmony Wal‘tham Chorus

Stevens Buys Park Furniture Refinishing Plant in Holyoke

Stevens Inc of Pittsfield buys Park Furniture Refinishing Co in Holyoke from Wheeler Albright. Founded 12 years ago, it is a fully equipped Western Massachusetts plant. Five employees stay. Stevens will move Berkshire County work to Holyoke for processing.

Stevens Berkshire County I Holyoke

Pittsfield Officials Lead Holyoke St Patrick Parade Contingent

Some twelve thousand marchers took part in Holyoke's 13th annual St Patrick's Day Parade with about seventy five thousand spectators along a two mile downtown route. Pittsfield sent nearly a dozen officials led by Mayor Dillon and included Rep Silvio Conte and city councilors. U S Senator Edward Kennedy and Gov Endicott Peabody joined dignitaries amid performances by Pittsfield High School band and more than 50 bands and drum corps.

Pittsfield Holyoke Dillon PHS Pittsfield High School U.S Edward M. Kennedy Joan Endicott Peabody Toni John A. Volpe John F. Kennedy Christopher J.weldon Springfield Boston John J. Collins Silvio O. Conte George A. Purnell Remo del Gallo Joseph S. Scelsi

Becket Accident Injures Five Pittsfield Youths

Becket accident injures five Pittsfield youths near Pleasant Point on Route 20 when a westbound convertible swerved to avoid an oncoming car. Passenger Peter Pulaski, 23, of 49 Linn St., Pittsfield, was ejected and suffered back and neck injuries. four others had cuts and bruises. Pulaski, in fair condition at St Luke’s Hospital, joined Benjamin Shuthan, John Shulhan, Edward Gerwaski, and Thomas Vilot, all released after treatment. Cpl Crowley and Trooper Chase investigated.

Becket Peter Pulaski Linn St Pittsfield St. Luke’s Hospital Pulaski Lee St. Luke’s Benjamin Shuthan John Shulhan Curtin Ave Edward Gerwaski Thomas Vilot Route Pleasant Point Greenwater Pond Richard E. Crowley Arthur E. Chase

GE Ordnance Unit Wins $846000 Navy Gun Director Order

The General Electric Co ordnance department received an 846000 dollar order from American Machine & Foundry Co of York Pennsylvania for 10 power drives for the Navy s Mark 86 gun directors. AMF manufactures the gun directors at York plant. An ordnance department spokesman said the order is already in forecasts and will not raise employment.

General Electric Co Ordnance Department American Machine & Foundry Co York Navy American Machine

Daniels Proposes Transfer Of Tree Work To Parks

Public Works Commissioner John F. Daniels unveiled two steps to ease his workload. He urges moving forestry duties from Public Works to Parks and Recreation and transferring hiring and firing control of Public Works to the director of administrative services.

Daniels DPW Public Works John F. Daniels Dillon Public Works Department Parks and Recreation Commission Daniela Worcester

GEAA Plans Excursions to World's Fair

The General Electric Athletic Association schedules three day trips to the New York World's Fair during Memorial Day and Fourth of July weekends with chartered buses leaving Thursday nights. GE employees get Fridays off. bookings open to friends of employees with a April 1 deadline. Dominick Ciuffreda leads the tours and contact details are provided for reservations.

General Electric Athletic Association Dominick Ciuffreda GEAA Geaa Club Mr. Ciuffreda Egremont Ave Francis P. Ryan Easton Ave

School Budget Showdown Scheduled Friday Night

The City Council and School Department prepare for a Friday 7 p.m. budget showdown over the 5.47 million school budget at Springside House. City Hall observers call it a rare, high stakes confrontation as Council President Del Gallo invites all School Committee members and top administrators to attend.

Springside House Remo Dell. Gallo James P. Reynolds Lincoln Lynchland Joseph J. Canavan John J. Quinn Quinn

Two Pittsfield Teens Face Court After Weekend Crashes

Pittsfield police report two youths will face District Court charges. A 16 year old juvenile drove a head on collision on North Street injuring himself and a 14 year old passenger James Maloy. Edward Morrison and Isabel Morrison were injured in the other car. Another 18 year old, Charles G S Lewis Jr, is charged after a Friday night chase on Onota Lake Boulevard. He fled a parked car and struck a second vehicle, injuring two people.

Pittsfield Upper North Street Cromwell Avenue Edward Morrison Wood Ave James Maloy Yarmouth St Pittsfield General Hospital Isabel Morrison St. Luke's Hospital Charles G. S. Lewis Jr Pembroy Ave Malcolm 2 Danford Onota Lake Boulevard Lewis

ABC Backing Bill to Limit Governor's Council Powers

John E. Joyce Jr. of Pittsfield testifies for the Association of Business and Commerce, backing legislation curtailing the Governor's Council. He notes the initiative petition has 125,542 signatures, far above the required threshold, urging General Court action without further signature effort before the Legislature's State Administration Committee.

Boston John E. Joyce Jr Pittsfield The Association of Business and Commerce Joyce

Zoning Variance Hearing Scheduled for Sperlonga Property

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a hearing on April 8 regarding David Sperlonga's variance petition for 239 Onota St. Sperlonga, of 55 Crystal St., seeks to operate takeout food, including pizzas and grinders, from the Onota Street location.

Zoning Board of Appeals David Sperlonga Onota St Sperlonga Crystal St Onota’ Street

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Union Carpenters Man Donald P. Hagadorn Merrill Road Thomas van Alstyne James E. Rennie Plunkett St Richard Maynard Lanesboro E. Harold Stanford Cheshire Martin Kelly Peck’s Road George Redman East St First Church William Fish Stevens, Inc St. Patrick’s Donovan James B. Donovan John Fitzgerald Kennedy Atty. Donovan New York City St. Patrick's Day Berkshire Restaurant Berkshire Roofing & Insulation Co South St Adv Village Flouse Pittsfield Bicycle Shop Linden Street Dial GE Ordnance Unit del Gallo ABC Gov.’s Council Pathe University Farah Besse-Clarke Oxford Lim Pat Broderick WBEC Hickey-Freeman and Hart Schaffner & Marx Arrow Florsheim Shoes
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