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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1969

Page

20

Mount Washington Bears Brunt of Snow Storm Hits Nine Inches

Mount Washington suffered the heaviest snow of the region with up to nine inches and ongoing snowfall at noon. Slippery roads closed the Mt Everett Regional bus route, delaying students. Officers warned of hazardous driving as snowplows and cleanup crews worked along Lebanon Mountain, Mt. Washington, and surrounding roads.

Berkshire Mount Washington Mt. Everett Sheffield Lebanon Mountain Mt. Washington Barker Road Pittsfield Richmond Mass Route 20 Hancock Eliahon Benno Traq

Area Economy Hurt By Ongoing Pittsfield Strike

Pittsfield area shoppers face a slowing economy as October sales dip across sectors. WBEC radio reports a 9 percent drop, car dealers show double digit declines, and Adams Super Markets note volume down a few percentage points. Stores cut overtime and pause hiring, while Goodwill sees demand for used clothing rise. Bankers see no clear impact yet but anticipate tighter times ahead. A veteran retailer deems the situation obvious: the strike is harming business.

Howard Seyffer Seyffer Ford Pete's Motors Robert Quattrochi Pete’s Quattrochi Adams Super Markets Pittsfield First Agricultural National Bank Gardner L. Brown Pittsfield Co-operative Bank Sidney M. Smith Smith Eagle

Police Overtime Surges During General Electric Strike

City records show police overtime rose to 9,235 last week, up from 2,329 the week prior as the General Electric strike left the department undermanned. The auditor notes funds exist within salary accounts to cover overtime, with recent weeks averaging 1,800 to 3,000.

General ‘Electric

Guidance Assn To Hear 3 Talks At Fall Dinner

Berkshire County Guidance Association hosts three speakers at its fall dinner tonight at 7 at Green Acres restaurant in Cheshire. Dominic DiMattia a UMass doctoral candidate discusses a training session for school guidance counselors. Dr Ronald Fredrickson of UMass Education covers videotaping and evaluating counseling. Donald R Sommer of Adams delivers greetings as Massachusetts School Counselors Association president.

Berkshire County Guidance Association Green Acres Cheshire Dominic DiMattia University of Massachusetts Holiday Inn Lenox Ronald Fredrickson Umass School of Education Donald R. Sommer Adams Massachusetts School Counselors Association

Will of Charlotte Par Dee probate request filed

Probate Court records reveal the will of Charlotte C. Par Dee of Williamstown with an estate over $100,000. The document directs benefits to a church two schools distant relatives and friends.

Charlotte C. Pardee Williamstown

Berkshire Bank staff attend mid management conference

Kevin Magner of this city and Ronald E Jobert of Adams, employees of Berkshire County Savings Bank, are attending the 28th annual savings bank mid management conference in Framingham. The bank treasurer Donald P Kuntz will join a conference panel on optional methods of paying dividends.

Kevin Magner Ronald E. Jobert Adams Berkshire County Savings Bank Savings Bank Framingham Donald P. Kuntz

Berkshire County to receive nearly 700000 highway aid

Edward J. Ribbs announced Berkshire County cities and towns will share about 700000 in highway construction and maintenance aid over two years from the 1969 Accelerated Highway Act. The county’s $20 million slice is split into 5 million and 15 million portions with different deadlines for local projects and spendings. Pittsfield and North Adams are mentioned in the distribution details.

Edward J. Ribbs Berkshire County Sargent State Department of Public Works State Pittsfield North Adams Berkshires Adams Alford LO Becket Cheshire Clarksburg VAS Dalton Sant Zorement Florida Great Barrington Bali Hancock Ua Hiren Be la Enesborough Lettox Montert Mount Washington New Ashford North Agams New Marlborough Uae Pert SA Pittsfield Alert Sandsfield Saloa Veta Shellard Bae Stockbridge SR Tyringham Washington Williamstover West Stockbridge Nan

Berkshire Community College president to lecture in Europe

Berkshire Community College President Thomas E. O Connell travels to Holland Germany Yugoslavia and Spain to lecture on American higher education. Sponsored mainly by the US Information Agency he speaks at Den Alerdinck Groningen New Amsterdam Hamburg Kiel and Duesseldorf venues. O Connell travels with Mrs O Connell and plans to return in January for the spring term.

Thomas E. O'Connell Berkshire Community College Holland Germany Yugoslavia Spain Europe United States Information Agency O'Connell Ireland Dublin O’connell Frank Getlein Washington Evening Star den Alerdinck University of Groningen Half Moon Society United States Netherland America New Amsterdam Upward Bound Belgrade Novi Sad Zagreb America House of Hamburg U.S Kiel Duesseldorf Tuebingen Tuebingen University

Wrestling Class To Be Started At Boys' Club

A Boys' Club wrestling class starts next week with an introduction tonight at 7 featuring an exhibition by Pittsfield High School wrestlers. The program runs Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 7 to 8 pm, guided by instructor Louis Airoldi. Eligibility is for boys aged 8 to 14. Pittsfield High School coach George Sylvester leads the team.

Pittsfield High School Louis Airoldi George Sylvester

Steele vows action on Jubilee housing units plan

Julian D. Steele state commissioner of community affairs promised that the 23 unit Jubilee housing project would clear his agency by next Monday. approval remains contingent on weather, HUD signoff, and a contract between builder Thomas C. Renton and HUD. Steele urged building 80 low income units here to lower land costs, with 60 possible and 12 on a second site and eight on a third in the West Side area. PHA must survey land and arrange purchases before design.

Joel Librizzi Julian D. Steele Pittsfield Organization For Community Action Center Dewey Avenue Steele Jubilee Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Thomas C. Renton West Side OCA PHA Russell School

Mayor Seeks 4000 For West Side Housing Rehab Plan

Mayor Butler will request 4000 from the City Council to kick off a West Side housing rehabilitation project urged by the Pittsfield Redevelopment Authority. The plan, led by Alma Arias, includes rehab of homes and streets and may add a community school and social service center. Funds would cover planning by Bolt, Beranek and Newman and church office space plus PRA costs. The PRA, partnering with Action for Opportunity, hopes to back a privately funded social services center in the same church.

Butler West Side Pittsfield Second Congregational Church PRA Arias Action For Opportunity AFC Willard H. Durant

Judge Quirico’s Promotion Cleared by Governor’s Council

Superior Court Judge Francis J. Quirico of Pittsfield won unanimous confirmation to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. At 58 he will be the youngest on the seven member court, with a ceremony expected in early December. He will not assume the oath until then and will remain in Worcester for a Superior Court session through the month.

George Bulgareshi Pittsfield New England Bulgarelli Superior Court Francis J. Quirico Supreme Judicial Court Christian A. Herter Raymond Sanger Wilkins John Varnum Spalding Paul Grattan Kirk Richard Ammi Cutter Jacob J. Spiegel Paul Cashman Reardon Quirico Arthur E. Whittemore High Court Boston Worcester Raymond J. Fontana Springfield Fontana Sargent

District Court updates on multiple defendants morning session

Richard E Flood 19 of 3 Weller Ave pleaded guilty to operating an uninsured vehicle attaching wrong plates and driving an unregistered uninspected vehicle fined 100 95 on counts. Kenneth Duchesnau 53 of 0 West Housatonic St freed on condition he leave city still on probation. Craig Lausier 23 of 161 East Park Ter case continued Dec 20. Walter Miller paid 3 for red light. Marc Hopenspirger of Chat ham N Y and Charles P Organ of the Bronx N Y both speeding and defaulted.

Richard E. Flood Weller Ave Frank W. Cimini Kenneth Duchesnau West Housatonic St West Coast Craig Lausier East Park Ter Walter Miller West Suffield Conn Marc Hopenspirger Chatham N.Y Charles P. Oregan The Bronx

Briggses awarded 55000 for land taken for Hoosac Valley High

William H. and Vernon B. Briggs won a 55000 jury award for 55 acres of land including a mobile home dairy barn and meat market, taken for the Hoosac Valley Regional High School site. The figure matched appraiser Sammis while other estimates ranged from 36000 to 60000. The case is part of a group of four property owners affected.

Cheshire Hoosac Valley Adams-Cheshire William H Vernon B. Briggs Howard D. Sammis Pittsfield Briggses Briggs Harvey J. Daniels Clarence H. Doheney Briggsés Ned Rose Alibozek Sam Vigeant Adams Rudolph F Sebastienne Barlik Atty, Benjamin Apkin North Adams Atty Alexander A. Cwalinski

DeMolay Car Wash Saturday For Shriners Hospital Aid

The William T. Petherbridge chapter of DeMolay will run a car wash Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm at the rear of the Masonic Temple on South Street. George Bradway, junior counselor, chairs the committee. All profits go to Shriners Hospital for crippled children as part of the chapter's public service program.

William T. Petherbridge Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple South Street George Bradway Shriners’ Hospital For

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