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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
9
Pittsfield High School cafeteria lighting bids were returned unopened due to a specification error. Building Superintendent Harold T. Grandshaw said new bids will be requested after revisions. The error involved not requiring state labor and industry wages for the contractor.
State Police report a Friday night collision on Route 7 in Lanesboro between a car driven by Lily M. Rollins and a tractor trailer operated by Jacques Coupal of Stanbridge Iuc. No injuries were reported though property damage occurred as Rollins attempted a right turn into Scotts Road and Coupal passed on the right.
Pittsfield Firemen's Muster at Wahconah Park runs June 3 to July with a 1965 Chevrolet Impala grand prize and a portable TV second prize. Richard E B Plankey leads the event. committee includes Cullen Sacco Burnick Scott Doner Plankey and DeAngelo. A 6 ft 10 in trophy for best senior drum corps is donated by Joseph Reynolds. Muster night drawings require presence. tickets from fire stations.
Ronald E. Oliveira, partner at Cain Hibbard Myers, admitted to practice before the Supreme Court in Washington DC ceremonies this week. A native of New Bedford, he began law practice in Pittsfield in 1961 after Boston College Law School. Married to Diana Fontana of Pittsuola.
Mrs. DeMarco of Pittsfield was elected president of the Berkshire County branch of the Telephone Pioneers of America at the annual meeting at Brodie Mountain ski area. She succeeds Thomas J. Rule, with Miss Jean Jarvis named vice president and Miss Josephine O Connell as secretary treasurer, both from Pittsfield.
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