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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1965

Page

17

Pittsfield Airport Lights to Be Subject of FAA Film

The FAA selected Pittsfield for a documentary on small airport lighting as part of a tour to evaluate locations. Filming will occur mainly in July with local crews, and may include scenes from Tanglewood during the Berkshire Symphony Festival. Additional shooting will take place in Westchester, Minneapolis, Santa Ana, and Southbridge.

Pittsfield FAA Federal Aviation Agency The Association of Business and Commerce William M. Flower Director Airports Service Albert R. Neill ABC Flower Dillon Tanglewood Berkshire Westchester N.Y Minneapolis Minn Santa Ana Calif Southbridge

Local Driver Fined $200 In 2 Deaths

A 37 year old Pillsfield man Ed ward J. Zawistowski was fined 200 in District Court after being found guilty of driving to endanger in a crash that killed George A. Ference 44 and Russell E. Blair 23 at 615 West Housatonic St. His car also struck Louis P. Duffany 38 left in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital. Zawistowski said he dozed off and could not remember the incident.

Pillsfield West Housatonic Street Edward J. Zawistowski Elizabeth St Frank W. Cimini Zawistowski Atty Anthony J. Ruberto Ruberto Cimini George A. Ference Shetton Conn Russell E. Blair West Housatonic St Zawislawski Ference Louis P. Duffany Oakville St. Luke’s Hospital

Veterans Graves Notice Issued for Memorial Day Decor

The Veterans' Service Department led by agent Theodore J. Handerck urges requests to decorate veterans graves from now to Memorial Day. All known graves are decorated, but any missed grave should be reported with its section and lot number to Handerek.

Veterans’ Service Department Theodore J. Handerck Handerek

Births Notice List Includes Several New Daughters and Sons

Birth announcements from families in Richmond Stephentown Dalton and Miami report daughters and sons born Friday Saturday and yesterday at home or military hospitals. Notable entries include Jeffrey Scott Winn at Homestead Air Force Base Hospital and Pamela Bennett born May 21 at Parkview Memorial Hospital Fort Wayne along with two older sons for the Hall family.

Calvin Palme Winn 88Th Ave Miami Fla Jeffrey Scott Homestead Air Force Base Hospital Winn Carol Ann Scheuerman Henry Scheuerman Coral Gabies Betty Scheuerman Pensacola Ervin R. Winn Roselyn Drive

Union Painters Accept Pact After Tie Vote

Union Painters Local 94 returned to work after a narrow 11 to 10 vote to approve a new four year contract with Pittsfield Painting Contractors Association. The deal raises wages 20 cents per hour annually from a base of 3.55 and changes premium terms for roller work and second shift pay. Local 94 covers Berkshire and Bennington counties.

Pittsfield Painting Contractors Association Harold F. Degere Pittsfield Painters Union Local 94 Local 94 Berkshire County Bennington County

Azalea Display Expected for Holiday Weekend

Pittsfield State Forest hosts an annual azalea display this weekend weather permitting. Forest supervisor Edward V. Cahalan warned that frost and cold weather predicted tonight could delay bloom times and affect viewing.

Pittsfield State Forest Edward V. Cahalan

Memorial Day Plans by Kasuba for Pittsfield Parade

Joseph H. Kasuba announced Memorial Day events in Pittsfield featuring a 9 am parade from East and First streets with Eagles Band Pittsfield High School Band and Cavalier Drum Corps. The march ends at Pittsfield Cemetery for formal exercises with Rabbi Salzman reading roll of honor and May or Dillon speaking.

Joseph H. Kasuba Eagles Pittsfield High School Cavalier East First Streets East Street Bank Row North Street Wahconah Street Pittsfield St. Joseph’s Cemetery Kasuba

Yankee Atomic Summer Schedule Starts Wednesday

The Yankee Atomic plant in Rowe will open its information center Wednesday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. for one month as summer visitors begin. From June 28 tours are offered seven days a week noon to 5. Starting Sept 8 the program runs Monday through Friday noon to 3 p.m. Special tours are set for Oct 2, 3, 9, 10 and 11. Groups may contact Hubert E. Simpson, director of community relations for Western Mass Electric Co, to arrange tours.

Yankee Atomic Electric Co Rowe Hubert E. Simpson Western Mass. Electric Co

St Mary’s Lee Tops Charities Drive in Berkshire

St Mary’s parish in Lee becomes the first Central and Southern Berkshire unit to exceed its Catholic Charities Appeal quota. The seventh annual drive reached 71 percent of its $850,000 goal with $604,941 reported. Sacred Heart of Pittsfield led the region with $13,078, while area totals include St Charles 3,594 and St Mary’s Lee 7,104 among others.

St. Mary’s Lee Berkshire Springfield Lee Parish Sacred Heart of St. Joseph’s St. Mathew’s Becket St. Patrick's Hinsdale St. Agnes Dalton St. Francis St. Teresa's Sacred Heart St. Mark's Mount Carmel All Soul Notre Dame Holy Family St. Ann’s Lenox St. Vincent de Paul Lenox- Dale

Urban Bypass Debate Targets Pittsfield Relocation Burden

An off the record talk with John D. Warner, associate DPW commissioner, centers on a proposed Route 7 urban bypass through downtown Pittsfield. Warner warns city must plan humane relocation for up to 300 families or 600 700 people, many of them Black, if the center route goes ahead. He urges a relocation director and state sanction relies on prudent handling. The piece also notes local politics, potential candidacy of former Mayor Haughey, and ongoing clashes over welfare work requirements.

John D. Warner DPW Pittsfield Warner Adams Super Markets Wendell Hotel Warmer Commonwealth Housing Authority Raymond &. Haughey Dillon Haughey Lake John H. Rice

Rodrigues Wins NDEA Grant for Summer Study

Francis Rodrigues, 8th grade English teacher at South Junior High, earned a National Defense Education Act grant to attend six weeks of English study at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NY this summer. He is a Pittsfield High School alum with degrees from North Adams State Teachers College and a master’s from North Adams. He is married to Anne I. Sturgeon of Pittsfield and resides at 14 Ensign Street, with mother Hilda Rodrigues of 209 Woodlawn Avenue.

Francis Rodrigues South Junior High Rutgers University New Brunswick Pittsfield High School Rodrigues North Adams State Teachers College North Adams Anne I. Sturgeon Pittsfield Ensign St

Sewer Tie-Ins UK'd For Williams St Area

Public Works commissioner John F. Daniels said homeowners in the Williams Street area may tie into the new Elm Street sewer line once a plumbing inspector permit is obtained and a $25 deposit is paid at the Public Works office. Eligible properties include Pine Grove Drive Harveys Street Elaine Drive Jayne Avenue the north part of Bushey Road and upper Williams Street east of Doreen Street.

Williams Street Elm Street John F. Daniels Public Works Office Pearl St Pine Grove Drive Harveys Street Elaine Drive Jayne Avenue Bushey Road Upper Doreen Street

Nesting Goshawks Attack Visitors at State Forest

At Pittsfield State Forest a pair of nesting goshawks attacked visitors and forest staff including ranger Joseph Poulin and firefighters Richard Librizzi Cy Gorman and ranger Zaveruka while a group of hiking boys and a retired teacher were also targeted. Biologists note goshawks are rare in the Berkshires and protected by law.

Pittsfield State Forest Joseph Pouln Poulin Richard Librizzi Cy Gorman John Zageruka Librizzi Gorman Zaveruka Alvah W. Sanborn Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary Lenox Berkshires Everett Bartlett Hendricks Berkshire Museum

GE Projects Win Highest PR Award

Two General Electric projects won Silver Anvil awards, the top honor in public relations. GE's Dollars for Citizenship program was named best public affairs effort in business and industry in 1964, while Progressland at the New York World's Fair was recognized as a leading institutional PR program. Progressland attendance averaged high during the 1964 season and drew over seven million visitors.

General Electric Co Public Relations Society of America Progressland

Watchmaker James Jewlers Ad at 48 South Street

Classified notice lists Cert d master watchmaker James Jewlers at 48 South St with phone 447 9673, plus assorted ads for Launderwell washers at 78 Main St Lenox MA -25 discount at Shoe Box and Zack's, Knapp Shoes dial 445 5859 -25 Giovanetti Greenhouse at 52 Pembroke Ave Lakewood offering annuals and vegetables with flower box fitting service.

James Jewlers South St Giovanetti Greenhouse Pembroke Ave Lakewood All Soul's Church

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