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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1969
Page
15
Remodelers discover eye catching bathroom designs from home magazines with vast material choices. Robert Huff of Marlite Paneling notes homeowners design spaces that are both attractive and practical. A 5 by 8 mural panel in tub shower recess stands out as an effective accent.
Wiggy's on Cheshire Road is run by Pittsfield siblings Russell Melvin and Arthur Wigelesworth and sister Charlotte Burke. The family renovations include a new kitchen counters and paneling with 20 permanent seats to be installed. An adjacent package store will reopen and a gift shop miniature golf course and car hop service are planned. The site was bought from Gaston Goyette and Lawrence Goyette of Florida.
The National Better Heating Cooling Council offers tips to stay cool. Light roof colors reflect heat, attic insulation reduces heat in summer and heat loss in winter. Install outlets near ceilings for cooling, use fans if budget limits AC, add awnings and shade trees. Also learn where to shut off water in emergencies from the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Information Bureau.
Daniel Cantor of Alcan says housing reads show similar single family starts in 1969 as last year with mortgage access improving for qualified buyers. Prices per square foot hold steady as larger four bedroom models with central air and dishwashers rise, offering wider options and better designs for families.
Hartford crafts an unconventional elementary concept for South Arsenal, distributing facilities through the neighborhood like a campus. The project, led by SAND and architect Jack Dollard, envisions a community integrated school with local volunteers, advisers, and ongoing education to break the ghetto cycle.
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