Stop Pumping Decision on Onota Lake Tomorrow
Mayor Dillon and aides will decide when to stop drawing water from Onota Lake as a 3 million gallon daily emergency supply. Fishermen complain as most of the lake is closed. a meeting with Pittsfield Sportsmen’s Club and state fisheries officials discussed reservoirs at 46 percent capacity and about 100 days of water left without rain or snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ono‘ta Lake
Public Works
John F. Daniels
Frank C. Mancivilano
Pittsfield Sportsmen’s Club
Eugene K. Moran
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Daniels
Water Commission
John Burbank
Canfield
Dickie
Litano Group Says Thanks Renews Pledges
The pro Jennings slate led by Albert F Litano distributes a thank you leaflet at GE plant gates. It pledges a merger study committee and a hidden recount for the international UAW presidency race between Carey and Jennings. The leaflet contrasts day workers with incentive staff and urges member awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litano Group
Jennings
Albert F. Litano
IUE
Litano
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
UAW
Joseph J. LaCasse
George V. di Palazzo
Reuther
James B. Carey
Paul J. Jennings
Accident Victim In Good Condition After Crash
Mrs Inez Jones 38 of 298 New West St the sole survivor of a March 11 triple fatality crash in New Lebanon NLW today listed in good condition at St Luke s Hospital She had been critical after multiple fractures and other injuries and underwent another surgery this week Her son Frederick 18 was killed in the one car accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Jones
New West St
New Lebanon
Nlw
St. Luke's Hospital
Jones
Frederick
Births at Pittsfield General Reported
Mr. and Mrs. James Danforth Dalton twin sons yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Wojtkowski 482 Peck's Road a daughter yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Horsberg 52 Lincoln St a daughter today. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winterkorn Lebanon Springs N Y a son today. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mitchell Stephentown N Y a son today. Mr. and Mrs. John A Salvie 82 West Union St a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spiewak 0 Woodlawn Ave a son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Castronova Lee a daughter yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Danforth
Dalton
Conrad Wojtkowski
Peck’s Road
Barton D. Hors«berg
Lincoln St
Richard Winterkorn
Lebanon Springs, N
Bernard Mitchell
Stephentown, N.Y
John A. Salvie
West Union St
Lewis Spiewak
Woodlawn Ave
James Castronova
Lee
Meetings Set By Tradesmen On 2 Contracts
Pittsfield contractors schedule negotiation sessions with Bricklayers Local 20 at 7 30 p m tomorrow and with Local 473 Monday at 7 30 p m at the Catholic Youth Center to avert a Wednesday deadline. Local 473 threatens a strike if no agreement by midnight next Wednesday. Carpenters Local 444 contract also under talks, with 225 members in Central and Southern Berkshire County. current wages include 4 20 per hour for carpenters, 4 65 for bricklayers, 3 50 4 laborers and 3 54 4 for hod carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Bricklayers Union Local 20
Hod
Common Laborers Union Local 473
General Contractors Association
Paul D. Francese
Contractors’ Organization
Bricklayers Union
Catholic Youth Center
Local 473
CYC
Patrick J. Mele
Carpenters Union Local 444
Berkshire County
Local 44
Rev Roger Day To Speak At First Methodist Church
The Rev. Roger A. Day, former associate pastor, will speak at 7:30 Sunday on Lenten service at First Methodist Church Pittsfield. This marks his first visit since 1962 when he moved to West Sand Lake NY. Choirs will sing and an informal reception for Mr and Mrs Day will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger A. Day
First Methodist Church
Mr. Day
Pittsfield
West Sand Lake Methodist Church
New York State
First Methodist
Jesse 5. Greene
Linda Wheeler Named Honorary Head of Blood Drive
Linda Wheeler of Great Barrington is named honorary chairman for a Berkshire County Red Cross bloodmobile visit at the Masonic Temple. The drive aims for 155 pints today and tomorrow. walk-ins are welcome or donors may reserve specific times by calling 63 Wendell Ave. The piece recounts her near loss of blood in 1963 and the role of transfusions in her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Pittsfield General Hospital
Linda Wheeler
Bishop Memorial
Boston
Boston Floating Hospital
Linda
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Red Cross
Berkshire County
PGH
Pital
U.S
Canada
Berkshire County Red Cross
F. Truman Wheeler
Masonic Temple
Wendell Ave
Policemen Start Law Class at South Junior High School
About 56 patrolmen and sergeants attended the first day of a six week law class at South Junior High School. The course, led by Atty. Harry Bloomberg of Boston, focuses on criminal law as part of preparation for promotion exams. Attendees pay a nominal per class tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Junior High School
Atty
Harry Bloomberg
Boston
Rotary Club Talk Urges Tax Backing for Volpe Plan
Frank J. Zeo, executive director of the Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers, urged businessmen at a Rotary Club meeting to back Gov Volpe's tax program. He warned public sentiment must grow to support the plan, calling for a sound, businesslike management to address the state's fiscal crisis and shift some tax burden from property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeo
Mr. Zee
Health Fair Planned for Pittsfield in 1966
Mrs. Thomas M. Norton and Dr. Vincent T. Barnaba will chair a Pittsfield health fair planned for April 1966. James P. McGurk of United Community Services announced initial planning by Dr. Modestino Criscitiello. The event, sponsored by UCS Berkshire Medical District Society and Pittsfield public health and school departments, will feature hospital tours and health career exhibits for county students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Norton
Vincent T. Barnaba
James P. McGurk
United Community Services
UCS
Berkshire Medical District Society
Pittsfield Public Health
Norton
Berkshire District Medical Auxiliary
David B. Kagan
Massachusetts Medical Auxiliary
Pittsfield General
Hillcrest
St. Luke’s Hospitals
St. Luke’s Group
Barnaba
Pittsfield
Berkshire Rehabilitation Center
Bronx Municipal Hospital Center
Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital
Brooklyn
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Bronx
Rummage sale at Morningside Baptist Church
A rummage sale is set for Saturday March 2 from 10 A M to 5 P M at Morningside Baptist Church. An advertisement notes top values and imports at Braun's Package Store, including Charmé Seven Star 80 proof full quart for 4 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rummage Sa&le
Morningside Baptist Church
Adv
Braun
Testimonial Planned for Rep Curtis at Jug End Resort
Sidney Q Curtiss GOP floor leader of Sheffield will be feted at a testimonial dinner on May 1 at Jug End Resort South Egremont Gov Volpe will speak Curtiss in ninth term with many town and regional posts James R Doheney of Great Barrington reservations chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Guilder Hollow Road
GOP
Jug End Resort
South Egremont
John A. Volpe
Rep. Curtiss
James R. Doheney
Great Barrington
Opening Soon at Merritt and Larch Nursery and Fences
Local ad roundup announces a new nursery and fence sales area by Pittsfield Landscaping Inc at Merritt Road and Larch Street. Various ads list services from roofing and siding to lawn care, an auction for Pittsfield High School Band, and personal services with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Road
Larch Street
Pittsfield Landscaping, Inc
Pittsfield Student Wins State Sears Award
Michael O'Brien of Pittsfield High School won the Sears Roebuck Foundation Award at the Massachusetts Leadership Conference in Boston. He earned a $30 bond as one of 20 statewide honorees for excellence in retail education and on the job training. O'Brien, a postgraduate student and England's trainee in the boys' department, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. O'Brien. He placed second in the convention job interview contest among 650 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Brien
Pittsfield High School
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Massachusetts
Boston
O’brien
PHS
England’s
Francis W. O’brien
North St
Ann Nugent
O'Brien
State Board Views Six Access Sites In Berkshire County
Representatives of the state Access Board inspected six proposed pond and river access sites in Berkshire County yesterday. Accompanied by district wildlife manager Eugene D. Moran and district fisheries manager Michael Miskewich, the group visited sites on the Housatonic River in Sheffield and Ashley Falls, Lake Garfield and Lake Buel in Monterey, Richmond Pond in Richmond, and Windsor Pond in Windsor. The board included Secretary Albert J. Zabriski, engineer Jason Kirshen, George F. McTwerney of the Division of Motorboats, and Maurice Shaw, assistant director of the Division of Law Enforcement. Stetson Adams, county forester, also joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Access Board
Berkshire County
Eugene D. Moran
Michael Miskewich
Division of Fisheries and Game
Housatonic River
Sheffield
Ashley Falls
George F. McTwerney
Maurice Shaw
Stetson Adams
County Forester
Court restrains phone company from removing coin unit
Probate Judge F Anthony Hanton granted Linden Lane Inc a temporary restraining order to stop New England Telephone Co from removing the public coin operated phone at Linden Lunch in Pittsfield. The ruling follows a raid last Saturday by state police and charges against Anastas Fanos for allowing gambling activity on the premises. A hearing is set for April 1 at 10 a.m. in Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Anthony Hanton
Linden Lane, Inc
Linden St
New England Telephone Co
Pittsfield
Linden Lunch
Anastos Fanos
Hanton
Katz and Stein
Hanlon
Area Artists In Hub Show At BSO Gallery
Tyringham Galleries showcases 31 oil paintings by five Berkshire artists at Symphony Hall Gallery Boston. Harry Loane John Maziarz Joseph Barber Stanley Bate Gustave Nebel display eight six seven two works each. show opens during a BSO rehearsal and runs through April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyringham Galleries
Symphony Hall Gallery
Boston
Harry Loane
West Stockbridge
John Maziarz
Adams
Joseph Barber
South Egremont
New York
Stanley Bate
Craryville
N.Y
Gustave Nebel
Symphony Hall
B&o
Lane
Barber
Nebel
Maziarz
Bate
Palm Beach
Fla
Donald R. Davis
BSO
Tyringham
Alleged Robber Of Blind Mother Sent to Hospital
Roy D. Hinckley, 27, of Jubilee Terrace, charged with robbing a 60-year-old blind mother of 251 dollars, was committed to Northampton State Hospital for 35 days observation. In District Court Judge Frank W. Cimini continued the case to May 1 with a not guilty plea. the victim received a scalp laceration and was admitted to Pittsfield General Hospital in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Hinckley
Northampton State Hospital
Hinckley
Frank W. Cimini
Pittsfield General Hospital
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Onota Lake
St. Luke's
Roger Day
Librizat
Wheeler
Mary Miliscewski
Rotary Club
Zea
T. M. Norton
Y.T. Barnaba
Curtis
New York City
Yellow Coach Lines
Center Street
Pittsfield Roofing Co., Inc
Harry Vincent
Berkshire Roofing Co
Pittsfield Exchange Club
Smith Block
Smith Car Wash
West Street
Dial
DeLogan Dance Studio
Berkshire Hardware Corp
Jeannie
Jean Bernardo
Elmhurst Avenue
Phone Co
BSO Gallery
Pittsfield Co-operative Bank
One Errs Co-Operative Bank
Fenn ST
Main ST
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