Boys' Petition Brings Friday Movie Night Back to Club
Two 13 year olds presented a petition with 189 signatures to Mayor Butler at City Hall seeking Friday night films at the Boys' Club. Supt Fahey said movies will return and staff will seek suitable 16mm or 33mm films, with possible Saturday morning shows if attendance warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Club
Fred
Fahey
John Stockley
Plunkett St
Arlene Stockley
John Cowell
Brown St
Lucius Cowell
Butler
City Hall
Stockley
Cowell
Boston
Disney Studios
Boys' Club
Hinsdale Camp Owners Lose Fraud Suit Over Sewage
Emerson Associates of New York City won a fraud and breach of contract case against the former owners of Camp Emerson in Hinsdale. A Superior Court jury awarded $6,000 to the current owners after the trial summarized by the court reporter. The suit claimed sewage disposal problems and improper camp condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Emerson Associates, Inc
New York City
Caroline T.S. Sheehy
Grace P.S. Scanlan
Michael Sullivan
Boston
Camp Fernwood
Sullivan
Charles R. Crimmin
Crimmin
Emerson Associates
Castp
Eugene Dranka
Black Studies Remains Integrated In Pittfield Schools
Assistant Superintendent Louis J. Robert told NAACP members at First Baptist Church that Pittfield schools will not create a separate Black studies program. Hebert outlined a plan to introduce black history within regular social studies, expand non western world studies, and begin anthropological concepts from Grade 1, with a pilot possible next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittfield
Louis
J. Robert
NAACP
First Baptist Church
Hebert
Africa
Southeast Asia
Youth Jobs Service Open House Showcasing Teen Talent
Youth Employment Service youths about 45 members hold an open house at the Women’s Club tomorrow evening from 7 30 to 9 00. Demonstrations display services including painting packing and moving sewing planning children’s parties addressing invitations washing windows ironing gift wrapping furniture and toy repair baby-sitting and dinner party serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Employment Service
YES
Boys' Club Alumni Minstrel Show Opens Friday
The fourth annual O'Boy Minstrel show by the Boys' Club Alumni Association runs Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday afternoon at St. Mark's Hall to raise funds for club projects. A preview airs on Cable TV Channel 2 at 7 p.m. by cast members. Directors note renovations to the Lighthouse, the club's dance hall, cafeteria and lounge as primary use for proceeds. 35 local residents comprise the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys' Club Alumni Association
St. Mark’s Hall
William J. McGurk
McGurk
Jeannette Kelly
Richard Henneberry Receives Microbiology Doctorate
Richard C. Henneberry of Pittsfield has earned a Doctor of Philosophy in microbiology from the University of Massachusetts. A 1955 St Joseph’s High School alumnus, he later earned a BA from St Michaels College, joined the Air Force, and rose to captain before entering graduate school. He holds an MS from UMass in 1966, won NIH postdoctoral fellowships, and now works in Yaleville, Connecticut with his wife Patricia and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Henneberry
Pittsfield
University of Massachusetts
Henneberry
R. F. Henneberry
Pleasant View Drive
Dallan
U.S
Richard F. Henneberry
St. Joseph’s High School
St. Michaels College
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Air Force Flier
Air Force
Umass
National Institutles of Health
Renneberry
National Institutes of Health
Mtican Society of Microbiolasy
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Patrela M. Rederer
Derby Line
Yalesville
Conn
NASC Expands Psychology Program for Special Education
North Adams State College will broaden its psychology BA to include new programs starting September to train teachers in special education. Led by Dr. James T. Amsler, the curricula will focus on preparing teachers for emotionally disturbed children and those with learning disorders, the first such offerings in a Massachusetts state college.
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North AD
North Adams State College
Psychology
James T. Amsler
Amsler
Massachusetts
Booster Tickets Fuel Clement Henriques School Board Campaigns
Richard Clement and Bass Clement spent 248 for advertising while Henriques Jr. raised about 247.83 with 205 from ticket sales. Donations included Roger Wellington 28 and Peter Francese 15 and Daniel Secunda gift 3.23. Henriques led the ticket sale strategy in last year’s upset victory and won a seat on the school board. Other candidates filed finances with the city clerk showing varied receipts and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sr. Clement
Bass Clement
Henriques Jr
Clement
High School Commission
Roger W. Wellington
Peter G. Francese
Henriques
Daniel Secunda
Alfred §. Bradley
Edward Dubiski
Lee S. Diefendorf
Edward Sobile
Williamstown Ordered To Pay School District
A final decree in Superior Court orders the Town of Williamstown to pay Mt. Greylock Regional School District 31,768 in back budget allocations and 7,942 as a penalty for failing to meet its share. The decree ends the May-initiated litigation and requires 214,223 be paid on Dec. 1 as the final four payments for this year’s budget. The town may borrow to cover the deficiency and penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Deer Kills Three in Rupert and Hillsdale Incidents
A 13 year old Charles L. Smith Jr. of 1397 North Street Rupert Vermont was killed on Saturday by a deer. A 15 year old Robert A. Moon of 15 Cecelia Terrace Hillsdale New York was injured or affected by a spike horn buck about 106 pounds on Monday. Jack Sampolec of US Lucia Drive Castleton New York reported a five point buck, 163 pounds, on Monday.
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Charles L. Smith Jr
North St
Rupert
Robert A. Moon
Cecelia
Hillsdale
N.Y
Jack Sampolec
US Lucia Drive
Castleton
More Candidates File Reports In Municipal Election
Additional campaign finance filings at the city clerk’s office show candidates’ receipts and expenses. Abma Aries, unsuccessful for at large council seat, received matching funds and spent 0. William G. McLaughlin, elected for Ward 5 councilman, reported 66 received and 73.96 spent. Charles L. Smith, defeated for Ward 7 councilman, received 130 and spent 140. Joseph W. Ryan Jr., defeated for School Committee, received 116 and spent 215. Pri J. Fatty, elected Ward 2 councilman, received 2 and spent 194.45. William B. Barry, defeated for Ward 2 councilman, received 200 and spent 208.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abma Aries
William G. McLaughlin
Charles L. Smrith
Joseph W. Ryan Jr
Pri J. Fatty
William B. Barry
Three Car Crash Causes Major Damage on Tyler Street
A three car collision late yesterday on Tyler Street caused more than 1500 dollars in damage. Effie Cogswell and Helen Codey reported minor injuries while Eugene Florczyk sustained damage to his car. Cogswell’s vehicle struck by Codey’s then hit Florczyk’s car, investigators said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Street
Helen Codey
Boylston St
Effie ‘Cogswell
Upland Road
Cogswell
Eugene Florczyk
Brighton Ave
Florczyk
Codey
Effie
Philip Cogswell
District Court Dockets Include Fines and Probation Violations
Judge Frank W. Cimini fined Beverly Kacenski 24 dollars for a park violations, warning her of 20 dollar fines for future infractions. Carmen Sacco faces receiving stolen property charges over 900 dollars, case continued to December. John Dimania paid 18 dollar speeding fine. Roger Muller probation violation dismissed with leave to depart town by noon today and stay away from his wife. Virgil Rusher, a Becket logger, charged with nonsupport and ordered to give 20 dollars weekly, judge remarking on past unemployment. Martha Emerson case continued for operating to endanger. Norman Carden defaulted on charges of operating to endanger and property damage. Additional speeding fines paid for Robert Mossman and Stephen Foehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Kacenski
Taconic St
Frank W. Cimini
Carmen Sacco
Turner Ave
George Gibeau
Pee Rehabilitation Agency
Sacco
Atty
W. Stanley Cooke
John S$. Dimania
Weill
Wahcofiah St
Mrs. Muller
Virgil Rusher
Arkansas
Becket
Raymond Quinn
Rusher
Martha E. Emerson
West Cummington
Norman Carden
Springfield
Robert Mossman
Third St
Stephen M. Foehl
Williamstown
Pittsfield Jaycee to hear Phelps on housing, taxes
Leon E. Phelps, president of the Pittsfield Taxpayers Association, will speak at a Greater Pittsfield Jaycee meeting tomorrow at 7 30 in the Tram Lodge. Jaycee President Jeffrey P. Rayner says Phelps will discuss the housing situation and Pittsfield Housing Authority. Meeting open to men 21 through 35 interested in joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon E. Phelps
Pittsfield
Chiropractors Named to Society Committees
Three Pittsfield chiropractors have been named to Massachusetts Chiropractors Society committees. Dr Edward D. Prendergast serves on improper practice and unauthorized practice committees. Dr Alexander C. Politis serves on industrial and insurance relations. Dr Charles R. Chartier is named chiropractor of the year and on the awards committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Massachusetts Chiropractic Society
Accortimg
Richard E. Vincent
Beverly
Edward D. Prendergast
North St
Alexander C. Politis
South St
Charles R. Chartier
Mr Carmel Ladies To Hear Dr Reder
Dr Jason A Reder will speak on sex education to the Mount Carmel Ladies tonight at 8 in the Mount Carmel School hall. Mrs Anthony S Farina and Mrs Philomena Conti oversee refreshments. Tickets are on sale for the turkey novelty event Friday at 7 30 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason A. Reder
Mount Carmel
Anthony S. Farina
Philomena Conti
City Hall Briefs Claimants File Small City Damages
City residents file small claims alleging a city truck damaged a car on near City Hall, a garbage pail loss claim, and a foot injury from a street hole near Wahconah Park last Oct 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nykorchuck
Watson St
Wahconah Park
Kushi Heads Berkshire Oil Heat Council at Lenox House
Raymond T. Kushi of Knapp Oil Corp was elected president and treasurer of the Berkshire Oil Heat Council at its annual dinner meeting. The council, affiliated with the Better Home Heat Council of Massachusetts, named Bernard Carmell as vice president and appointed Lipton and Carmell to the advertising committee. Lipton and Hayden joined the manpower committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond T. Kushe
Knapp Oil Corp
Berkshire Oil Heat Council
Compel
Lenox House
Better Home Heat Council
Massachusetts
Kashi
Francis E. Hayden
Hayden. Oil & Supply Co., Inc
North Adams
Bernard Carmell
J. W. Gull Oil & Coal Co., Inc
Carmell
League backs Pittsfield zoning plan for Osceola townhouses
The League of Women Voters of Central Berkshire votes 15 to support Pittsfield’s proposed zoning ordinance to boost multifamily housing. The group urges council support, plans to speak at hearings, and backs strong code enforcement with rehabilitation.
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League of Women Voters
Central
Berkshire
Pittsfield
Leonard J. Bejtlich
League
Homer Kurjan
Bembers
Pittsfeld
Osceola
Sanitation
Public
Bextttch
Renning
E. Boris Stahm
City
Plaeweing
Charles Kusik
Greenwich St
Bejtlick
Local Hospitals List Patients Undergoing Operations
A compiled docket from Hillcrest Hospital and nearby addresses notes numerous patients undergoing operations or hospital care. Names include Elizabeth Ungewitter, Leo Charon, Richard Cousineau, Steven Johnson, Gliceria Campos, James E Davids, and others with addresses in Wahcomah Street Appleton Avenue Murphy Place Ne well Street and more. The list spans multiple households and includes entries for Miss Campos and Rebecca Warren among several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ungewitter
Wahcomah St
Leo Charon
Cheshire
Richard Cousineau
Appleton Ave
Steven Johnson
Hancock
Gliceria Campos
Pomeroy Ave
Touls Pelkey
Dalton
Judith Lawrence
Murphy Plage
Rebecca Warren
Theron Warren
Fire in Hotel Attributed to Careless Smoking
Firemen from Engines 3 and 5 and Trucks 1 and 3 fought a blaze at the Berk shire Hotel at North and Union. The third floor mattress started the fire, blamed on careless smoking. One firefighter, Pvt. Richard Marchette, 24, suffered a second degree burn and was treated at Pittsfield General Unit. A drunken man was found wandering and turned over to police.
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Berkshire Hotel
North
Union Streets
Hubert Karpeck
William H. Reddy
Reon
Richard Marchette
Pittsfield General Unit
BMC
Lee High Group To Visit Berkshire Community College
John Brady, teacher of accounting at Lee High, will lead 68 Lee High School Business Club members as guests of Berkshire Community College tomorrow. The group will tour the building, observe business classes, enjoy lunch, and meet with BCC leadership led by Martin J. Jonas, department chairman, to learn what the college offers and tour the new campus on outer West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brady
Lee High Selo
Lee High School
Business Cluir
Business Department
Berkshire Community College
BCC
Will Bethier
Martin J. Jonas
BCC Business Department
College
West Street
Speed Skaters Meet Tomorrow
The Pittsfield Parks Speed Skating Club will meet tomorrow night at Springside House at 7:30. Uniforms will be issued to skaters participating in the Worcester meet. Anyone having team returns to make should bring them to the meeting.
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Pittsfield
Clu
Springside House
Worcester
Pericolosit Named Local J] Manager By Credit Corp
Donald F. Pericolosi of 4% Herie Ave. was promoted to manager of the Pittsfield branch of Universal CIT Credit Corp. Promoted from customer service, he succeeds Peter B. Treml, now manager of the Agawam office. Pericolosi, Pittsfield native, is a Williams High School and Becker Junior College graduate, married to Judith Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald 4. Pericolosi
Herie Ave
Fpittsfield
Universal C.T. Credit Corp
Donald F
Parker
Rutland, WI
Pericalosi
Universal Cit
Peter B. Treml
C.st
Agawam
Pittsfield
Perkalasi
Berkshire Credit Union To Install Officers
Eliot 32 Lubin will be installed as president of the Berkshire Credit Union Wednesday night at 7 at the Busy Bee Restaurant, 75 Cheshire Road. Other new officers include Genie Phillips as vice president Irving Mindlin as treasurer Leon L Siegel as financial secretary and a slate of directors: William Schindler Harvey Rubin Nathan S Schreck Benjamin G Klein Nathan M Bocklesz Jerome Seglar and Jason Katz. James R Lowell, vice president of the First Agricultural National Bank, will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Lubin
Berkshire Credit Union
Busy Bee
Cheshire Road
Genie Phillips
Irving Mindlin
Leon L. Siegel
Art
William >. Schindler
Harvey E. Rubin
Nathan S. Schreck
Benjamin G. Klein
Nathan M. Bocklesz
Jerome Sélar
Jason Katz
James R. Lowell
First Agricultural National Bank
Four Youths Join Navy Enlistments At Local Office
Four young men have enlisted in the Navy through the local recruiting office. They are Roger H. Kipp of Pittsfield, Earl L. Swartzer of Adams, Charles T. Stetson III of Dalton, and Richard E. Marchewka of Schenectady New York, formerly of Pittsfield. Kipp graduates Pittsfield High School 1963. All are undergoing basic training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Roger H. Kipp
Oscar Kipp
Wl Gamwell Ave
Earl L. Swartzer
Leslie Swartzer
Adams
Charles T. Stetson
Kipp
Pittsfield
Swartzer
Adana
Stetson
Pittsfield Igh
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Lil
Movie Timetable Review Shows Wide Film Selection
Capitol presents Battle of Britain at 6 40 and 8 58 with matinee on Fri and Sat. Palace screens Secret World, The Girl Who Couldn't Say No, and Siedaon Cool at multiple times. West Springfield Cinema 1 shows Batch Cassidy and Take the Money with varied matinees. Battle of Britain repeats on Cinema 3. Santa’s Film Festival runs weekend shows. drive-in listings noted.
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Britain
Palace
West Springfield
Cassidy
Sur
San
South Adan
Sun
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Ington Ave
Jaycees
Taxpayers
Mr. Carmel
Dr. Reder
Ella V. DiCenzo
Robbins Ave
Pasqale F. Guristante
Ontario SC
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Berkshire Medical Center
Pittsfield Gemeyad Unit
St. Luke’s
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Wilbert Johnson
Weller Ave
Michael S
Jeffrey J. Hoe
Hillcrest Hospital
Joseph DeCresenzo
Almer Ave
Alice Dresser
Spring
Tion Anne Kelly
Lee
Opera
Edward LaDouceur
Summer
St. Donald Weatherbee
East New Lenox Road
Gladys March
Elmer Ave
Samuel. Gold
Linden St. John A. Demastrie
Cromwell Ave
Lee High Group
Wiewcase
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Paris
Bertshire Drive-in
Pitsfield Drive
Mayfair Beauty Salon
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