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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1969

Page

5

City custodians pass civil service exam in Pittsfield

Light men from Pittsfield among 230 listed by the state Division of Civil Service for passing the junior building custodian exam in cities and owns. A total of 454 men and five women took the June 38 test. Pittsfield passers include Walter Kozlawski Donald Macc Donald Mack Armand Maffuccio Paul Moran Kenneth Sexton Marcel Sinico Arthur White with addresses on Daniels and Wealthy East Pine Essex streets.

Pittsfield State Division of Civil Service Walter $. Kozlawski Daniels Ave Edward R. Macc-Donald Wealthy Ave Richard J. Mack Pine St Armand R. Maffuccio East St Paul L. Moran Essex St Kenneth G. Sexton Lillian St Marcel J. Sinico Deming

Archery deer season opens Monday with rules and checks

Regulations announced for the archery deer season running November 10 to 22. Hunters need a $1.10 archery stamp and license, bow pull at least 40 pounds, and steel broadhead arrows. No hunting on Sundays, no firearms, and dogs. Killing deer requires tagging, immediate carcass display, and check at one of two Berkshire stations.

James M. Shepard State Division of Fisheries and Game Berkshire County Western Wildlife District Hubbard Avenue Pittsfield Berkshire Trout Hatchery Hartsville

Villager Banks Modify Credit Agreement Terms

Villager Industries Inc of Philadelphia reports a modification of its 20 million bank credit agreement maturing July 3 1971. The changes remove minimum working capital and net worth tests and the future collateral requirement. Banks extend 23 million of short term loans to August 31 1971. Jonathan Logan Inc and Villager previously agreed in principle for Logan to manage Villager operations in exchange for stock options.

Villager Industries, Inc Philadelphia Villager Industries Ken-Whitmore, Inc Pittsfield Coat Manufacturers Oak St Jonathan Logan

Seven GE Employees Retire Amid Long Service

General Electric announces seven retirements across three departments. John W. Garlin and John E. Randall exit after 32 and 34 years respectively in commercial distribution transformers. Ralph J. Burlingham, Francis D. Montagna, and John M. Lacey leave from relations utilities and night Janitor roles after 28, 32, and 6 years. Edward LaChance and Earl H. Squires retire from power transformer department with 40 and 31 years of service.

General Ellectric Co John W. Garlin Onota St John E. Randall Holmes Road Lenox Ralph J. Burlingham Parkside Ave Francis D. Montagna Putnam Ave John M. Lacey Mervyn St Edward LaChance Highview Drive Earl H. Squires Gale Ave

Berkshire Life Wins Two Awards for Publications

Berkshire Life Insurance Co earned two awards in the 1969 Life Advertisers Association publications competition. It received two citations for its annual report and for its field agents magazine, produced by the Berkshire Life advertising and sales promotion department. Competing with 24 similar firms, Berkshire Life earned six certificates for annual reports and one of four for field publications, with the winning pieces showcased at the association’s Montreal convention.

Berkshire Life Insurance Co Life Insurance Advertisers Association Berkshire Life Advertising and Berkshire Life Life Advertisers Montreal Canada

Guilt Denied in North Marlboro Fatal Shooting

Charles F. Wickwire, 24, of New Marlboro pleaded not guilty in Superior Court to a manslaughter indictment tied to the Sept. 29 shooting death of 15-year-old Kim O'Dell of Canaan. Held on $10,000 bail, Wickwire faces a hearing on motions including a request to be released on his own recognizance as Public Defender Campoli seeks relief.

Charles F. Wickwire New Marlboro Wickwire Kim O'Dell Canaan Conn Andrew T. Campoli Asst. Dist. Atty William W. Simons Commonwealth

Court Orders 2 Landlords To Do Repairs

Two elderly landlords, Michael Delusky of 1304 North St and Anthony Barile of 213 Francis Ave, facing sanitation code violations, received continuances in District Court. Delusky must complete repairs on Wahconah Street properties and 132 Circular Ave within two months for life safety. Barile has 90 days for Robbins Ave property. Judge Frank W. Cimini noted the housing need and urged focus on essential corrections. City officials Mandell, Rose, Stein, and advisory member Massimiano attended the session.

Michasel Delusky North St Anthony J. Barile Francis Aye Frank W. Cimini Delusky Wahconah Street Circular Ave William A. Mandel Mandell Barile Robbins Avenue Arnold Rose Harold Stein Jeanne S. Massimiano

Break-in at St Francis Church. Sacramental wine stolen

Detectives reported an overnight break in at St Francis Church with one bottle of Sacramental wine taken. David Nichlaw of 68 Lakeway Drive reported a home burglary in the past week, with a 12 gauge Deerslayer shotgun valued at 127 dollars stolen.

St. Francis' Church David Nichlaw Lakeway Drive

Tony Pastor Death Marks Big Name Band Leader

Tony Pastor died in New London Conn at 62 after two long illnesses. The famed band leader, born Anthony Cat in Middletown, was a vocalist and tenor saxophonist who often performed in Las Vegas with his sons John and Tony Jr. His early hits included Indian Love Call Making Whoopee Marie Elena and A You're Adorable. Funeral services were held in Middletown with interment at St. Sebastian's Cemetery. A separate obituary note recalls a High Mass of Requiem for George Shaker in Lee and burial at St Peter's Cemetery Great Barrington with several pallbearers from Holyoke Pittsfield Lee and Great Barrington.

New London Conn Tony Pastor Mr. Pastor Anthony Cat Middletown Las Vegas John Tony Sr Pastor Marie Elena St. Sebastian's Cemetery George Shaker Weller Avenue St. Mary’s Church Lee Bernard W. Nahily S.C.J Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary Lenox St. Peter's Cemetery Great Barrington Edward V. Reilly St. Peter's Church Edward P. Rendergast Holyoke Louis Thomas Richard Connors

Tax Payments Pour Into Quinns Office

A day of tumult in Tax Collector John J. Quinns office ended with General Electric Co paying 1 760 083 in real estate taxes, the largest in the city and more than 300 000 above last year. Banks also contributed large sums, making the total real estate tax warrant 13 200 000 due Monday and personal property taxes 753 198.61, about half a million higher than the 1968 levy.

John J. Quinn General Electric Co

Probate Court favors Raymond Pixley in West Stockbridge will

Probate Court records reveal Mrs. Anna Pixley who died October 13 in West Stockbridge left nearly all property to her son Raymond E. Pixley of West Stockbridge. Her other son William C. Pixley of the same town received 3300 dollars.

Anna Pixley West Stockbridge Raymond E William C

Marie E Lemieux obituary at Pittsfield General

Marie E Lemieux 83 of 120 Holmes Road died after a short illness at Pittsfield General unit BMC. Widow of Albert Lemieux she was born in New York and moved from Stockport New York to the area ten years ago. She left a son Raymond Sanburgh of Cape Coral Florida three sisters and two grandchildren plus four great grandchildren. Calling hours are tomorrow at Wellington Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Services Thursday at 2 with cremation to follow.

Marie E. Lemieux Holmes Road Pittsfield General Unit BMC Albert Lemieux New York State Stockport N.Y Trinity Methodist Church Raymond Sanburgh Cape Coral Fla Bela Vincent Albert Gerg Grove City Harry Grey Troy Wellington

Lenox Obituary Notices for Mrs Koch and Others

Mrs Henry A Koch 64 of 114 East St Lenox died at home after England birth and 40 years in Lenox. She leaves husband Henry A Koch and son John J Koch. Private funeral at Roche Funeral Home Thursday with no calling hours and no flowers. Services for Ernest Jordan to be held tomorrow. Rev Donald F Chamberlain to officiate. Burial in Pittsfield Cemetery. Also funeral for Mrs Amy D Tucker of Great Barrington held yesterday at Stevens Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Bearers listed from Great Barrington. Esoldi Louis Koch and others named in transfer of notices.

Lenox Lillian A. Koch East St Henry A. Koch Fairhan England Roche Funeral Ernest Jordan Wellington Hesk Donald F. Chamberlain St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Pittsfield Amy D. Tucker Great Barrington Stevens David A. Glahn First Methodist Church of Elmwood Cemetery Raymond F. Eichstedt Edward P. Holohan Morrison MM. Jones William E. Perry Emmett J. Shea Harvey W. Snow

Veteran Navy World War I dies. several obituaries follow

Owen F Videll 75 of 108 Circular Ave dies at Hillcrest Hospital after 45 years in town. A Bos ton & Albany Railroad retiree after 40 years he was a Navy veteran and St Josephs Church communicant. He and Rose Sincere marked 40 years of marriage. Survived by three sisters. Funeral from Dory Funeral Home. Also notices for Mrs Dora L Stalker, Louis Esoldi, Mrs Pauline Landa, Mrs Ida Mahos, Mrs Dorothy Boudreau with services and burial details across Mill River New Marlboro Stephentown and Lebanon Springs.

Owen F. Widell Circular Ave Hillcrest Hospital Burlington Videll Boston & Albany Railroad St. Joseph’s Church Rose Sincere Dorothy Boudreau Hall & Higgins Funeral Stephentown N.Y Church of the Immaculate Conception New Lebanon Curtis Hughes Donald Howes Robert Eastwood Daniel Miliss Richard Cowan Robert Mories Richard Carson The Evergreen Lebanon Springs

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