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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1963

Page

17

Absence of Joy Notable At City Hall Offices Tour

A morning tour of City Hall offices reveals concern over potential changes when Mayor-elect Robert B. Dillon takes office in January. Officials with civil service protection face no worry, while one year and two year appointees await Dillon's study on possible reforms.

City Hall Robert B. Dillon Charles H. Hedecker Theodore J. Handerek Veterans Services Thomas H. Calnan Raymond W. Killackey John J. Fitzgerald Dillon Robert A. Johnson Administrative Services Donald E. Farr

Allan Controy Promoted to GE Supervisor of Quality Control

Allan T Controy of 66 Dutchess Ave has been promoted to supervisor of quality control for GE voltage regulator products. John W Butler says he will develop a new total quality control philosophy to keep ahead of competitors. Controy, a Pittsfield native with 19 years at GE, is a University of Arkansas graduate and has worked in Johnson City NY Erie Pa and Lynn before returning to Pittsfield in 1933. He is a producibility engineer for the past year, married with two children.

Allan T. Controy Dutchess Ave General Electric Co John W. Butler Controy Butler Mr. Controy Pittsfield University of Arkansas Gre Johnson City Erie Lynn

Wooster Elected President of Berkshire Innkeepers

Howard Wooster innkeeper of the Williams Inn Williams town was elected president of the Berkshire Innkeepers Association at the Oak n Spruce South Lee meeting. He succeeds Angus R Mac Donald Jug End Resort South Egremont. Wooster native of Waterbury Conn has served at Williams Inn since 1938. Frank Prinz Oak n Spruce named vice president and Donald Kelsey Blue Belton Inn Sheffield became secretary treasurer succeeding John V Geary executive director of the Berkshire Hills Conference.

Howard Wooster Williams Inn Williamstown Berkshire Innkeepers Association Oak N’ Spruce South Lee Angus R. MacDonald Jug End South Egremont Mr. Wooster Waterbury John V. Geary

Births Pit Is Held General Mr and Mrs Francis Darey Tyringham

A list of birth announcements notes a daughter for Mr and Mrs Francis Darey of Tyringham yesterday. Others include a son for Mr and Mrs Thomas L Lee of 41 Perrine Ave and a son for Mr and Mrs Henry Ostrander of 3 Pond St today. Additional births list Mr and Mrs John C Prengaber of 62 Sadler Ave a son yesterday and Mr and Mrs Edgar Thorngren of Lenox a son yesterday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Milewk i of 581 Onota St a son on Nov 1 and a son yesterday at Holy Family Hospital in Des Plaines for Mr and Mrs Paul J Johnson of Mount Prospect Ill. Grandparents are Mrs Samuel W Johnson of 21 Whitehead Place and Mr and Mrs Thomas J Ryan of Thor­ gad Ontario Canada. This is the couple s fifth child.

Pit Francis Darey Tyringham Paul J. Johnson Mount Prospect Ill Holy Family Hospital Des Plaines Samuel W. Johnson Whitehead Place Thomas J. Ryan Thorgad Ontario Canada

State Aids City On Play Program for Retarded

State Comptroller Joseph Alecks certified reimbursements totaling 38357 to 70 cities and towns for local recreational programs for physically handicapped and mentally retarded persons. Education Commissioner Owen Kiernan drew up the payments. Pittsfield receives 2304 dollars covering half of the seven week Summer playground program for retarded children.

Joseph Alecks Owen B. Kiernan Pittsfield

Louise Sweeney to join New York Herald Tribune staff

Louise Sweeney women's page editor of The Eagle will move to the New York Herald Tribune women's news staff on Monday. She joined The Eagle September 18 1956 and has since served as editorial assistant and, for six years, as women's page editor. Miss Hagenguth will replace her.

Louise Sweeney The Eagle New York Herald Tribune Miss Sweeney Crowell-Collier Publishing Co Architectural Record Magazine New York City Berkshire Christian Science Monitor Bates College Lewiston Sweeney First Church of Christ, Scientist Pittsfield Astrid Hagenguth the Eagle Radcliffe College Hagenguth Mademoiselle Magazine Mademoiselle Sorbonne Paris Germany University of Heidelberg American University Beirut Lebanon Daily Star Bennington Banner Julius H. Hagenguth Boylston St

Equipment Theft Strikes Triad Welding In Overnight Break

Pittsfield detectives investigate a second theft in weeks at Triad Welding Service Inc at 516 East St. About 684 dollars in gear vanished, including an 80 dollar cutting torch and a 75 dollar drill. Entry was via a broken window. a similar Waheconah Welding theft around 600 dollars occurred last weekend.

Triad Welding Service, Inc East St Waheconah Welding Pittsfield

Five Pittsfield Men Leave for Army Induction

Five Pittsfield men the largest group in months left today for Springfield for induction. They head to Ft. Dix NJ for basic training. Names include David Delphia Donald Pulver Charles Vincent Arthur Hebler and Paul Reeves. Draft officials noted 23 others sent for pre induction physicals yesterday. They urged married men and men with dependents to bring marriage and birth certificates.

Pittsfield Springfield Army Ft. Dix David FR. Delphia Burbank St Donald H. Pulver Lanesboro Charles F. Vincent Meadow Lane Arthur R. Hebler Abbot St Paul J. Reeves Orchard 51 Berlin

School Budget Discussions To Be Scheduled

The executive subcommittee of the School Committee will meet tonight to set up a series of discussions on the 1964 budg et. It will also discuss an idea of the chairman John J. Quinn that School Committee meetings should be held in a different place each month. First meeting proposed at Allendale School with alphabetical rotation. Also to be discussed is where the $25,000 Consolidated School Fund should be held between Union Federal Savings and Loan Association and Berkshire County Savings Bank offering higher rates.

John J. Quinn Quinn Allendale Consolidated School Fund Union Federal Savings and Loan Association Berkshire County Savings Bank

Minister of Music Resigns From Town Church

Mrs. Elizabeth Artman Hagenah, minister of music at First Baptist Church since September 1961, resigns to join her husband Rev. Henry H. Hagenah who was moved to the Boston area. She plans to complete work toward a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at Boston University.

Elizabeth Artman Hagenah First Baptist Church Henry H. Hagenah Boston Hagenah Boston, University

United Fund Nears Goal With 99 Percent Reached

The United Fund drive stands at 99 percent of its annual goal, totaling 459,962.82 dollars, leaving 4,639.18 dollars to meet the 464,602 dollar target to support 24 Red Feather Red Cross agencies in 1964. James J. Smith of the drive praised New England Telephone and Telegraph employees for a strong in-plant campaign, noting 88 percent pledged and a 67 percent rise from 1962. In-plant captains Mrs. Lawrence A. Callahan and George E. Chandler and volunteer contact man William P. O’Connell were named for the effort.

United Fund Red Feather- Red Cross New England Telephone & Telegraph Co James J. Smith Smith Lawrence A. Callahan George E. Chandler William P. O'Connell

Official of Negro Elks Denies Discrimination Charge

Dr Charles V Storey of Springfield exaulted ruler of Harmony Lodge No 140 rejects Frank T Walker charge that IBPOE group restricts membership to Negroes. Storey notes a white minister attends the lodge and asserts the club is integrated. Walker had refused to attend a rally honoring Medgar IVers due to alleged practices.

Negro Elks Frank T. Walker Pittsfield National Association For the Advancement of Colored People New England Charles V. Storey Springfield Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Harmony Lodge IBPO Walker BPOE Medgar

Navy Offers Recruits Holiday Leave

The Navy announces holiday leave for men in recruit training during Christmas and New Year holidays at training centers. The notice appears amid a stream of local ads including Camera clinics, roofing services, restaurant specials, and various classified offerings.

Navy The

Sale Notice for Thomas Island Area Properties

Public sale notice for parcels in the Thomas Island area near Alsa Part Ridge Road and Crane Ave areas. Adv. Wictra Construction Co. contact 442-6926 for details on bidding procedures and required deposits.

Thomas Island Alsa Partridge Road Crane Ave Petricca Construction Co

Recording for Blind to Install New Library Booth

Berkshire County unit of Recording for the Blind Inc announced plans to build a new recording booth on the second floor of the Lenox library. The project was approved at the autumn meeting. The booth may be completed by year’s start and will adjoin existing booths.

Morrell Wins By 4 Votes At BCC

Robert Morrell was elected president of Berkshire Community College's sophomore class in a tight race over Robert LaMountain 44 to 40. Donald Rilla won the vice presidency unopposed with 67 votes. six sophomore reps were elected. Freshman president Charles Talis received zero votes. referendum on a new constitution failed.

Robert Morrell Berkshire Community College Robert LaMountain Morrell Searles High School Great Barrington Otis Donald Rilla Paul Pharmer Carolyn Berger David Campbell Francis Hogan Linda Jaccuot Dianne LaBarge Virginia Sheinhouse Charles Talis John Reed William Victor Eliza Dwyer Victor Mafaire John Steadman Gary Bombardier Janet Calkins Kathleen DiGrigoli Diane LaCroix Frances Smegal Jane Stanley

Election Aftermath Boosts Elberon Avenue Housing Site

After a year of dispute the Elberon Avenue 11 acre plot for a 100 unit elderly housing project nears approval. With two opposed councilmen out, new pro site members John H. Rice James M Richman and William A. Bunt Jr. join returning allies to secure the eight votes needed to change the zone. Opponents Roy Brown and Joseph Scelsi are expected to remain in opposition.

Elberon Avenue Ralph J. Froio Housing Authority Daniel Casey Samuel J. Quadrozzi John H. Rice James M. Richmany William A. Bunt Jr Froio Roy ¥. Brown Joseph &. Scelsi

Legion Auxiliary to Host to Legionnaires on Pearl Harbor Day

The American Legion Auxiliary announces a Dutch treat turkey dinner for Pearl Harbor Day December 7 hosted for local legionnaires. Claude M. Rawling and Richard Bentley handle tickets while Harold Lindberg Sr. reports 1946 membership at 425. New members include Neil J. Flynn Orlando F. Peganelli Dr Marvin Smith Clarence K. Brown and Jacob B Morton Jr. The post will send its service officer to the national rehabilitation seminar in Washington DC in March.

American Legion Auxiliary Pearl Harbor Claude M. Rawling Richard Bentley American Legion Adjt Harold Lindberg Sr Neil J. Flynn Orlando F. Peganelli Marvin Smith Clarence K. Brown Jacob B. Morton Jr Civil Defense

U S Academies Exam Scheduled Here Navy

Rep Silvio Conte announced that the Civil Service Commission will hold its examination for designation to the United States Service Academies on Saturday Nov 9. In Berkshire County the test will be at Pittsfield North Junior High School at 8:30 a.m. for Air Force Army Merchant Marine Military and Naval academies.

U.S Silvio O. Conte Civil Service Commission United States Service Academies Berkshire County Pittsfield North Air Force Colorado Springs Col Merchant Marine Kings Point N. Y Military West Point Naval Annapolis

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Fitzgerald William R. Flynn Jacob S. Aaronson John F. Connors Anthony M. Ruscella John W. Meehan John J. Norton John F. Daniels Haughey Allan Controy Wooster Innkeepers Assn Thomas L. Lee Perrine Ave St. Luke's Henry Ostrander Pond St John C. Prengaber Sadler Ave Edgar Thorngren Lenox Stanley Milewki Onota St N.Y Miss Hagenguth Chaz Mitchell William E. Skinner Chickering St Hoosac Lake Cheshire Polaroid Movie Mart Fenn Street Ady U.S. Naval ‘Training Center Insudays Berkshire Roofing & Insuholidays Jaling Company Harry Vincent Dial Berkshire Roofing & Insulation Co Adv Elm St Knapp Hanover Shoes James Jewellers South St Allen Hotel Recording Blind, Inc Hallowell Randolph H. Wilkinson Robert W. Wotan Don Gifford Ila Howell Telephone Pioneers Telephone Company Newton C. Garland BCC LaMountain Yalis Elberon Ave Legion Auxiliary Legionnaires Wyth United States Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Christmas Club
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