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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1963
Page
7
The Stratton Coat Co. of 19 Columbus Ave. petitions the City Council to remove no parking signs on both sides of Columbus Avenue about 120 feet from the Francis and Columbus avenues intersection.
Martin Kirchner of 328 First St. faced a second conviction in District Court for operating an uninspected vehicle. A $25 fine and a severe reprimand were imposed as Judge Frank W. Cimini reserved deciding whether to recommend a license suspension. Kirchner had appeared on Nov 9 for the same charge and vehicle, claiming he needed the car to get to and from work while awaiting a replacement part.
Robert Kent, three year old son of Mrs. Dorothy Kent of 46 Wilson St, escaped with minor injuries after tumbling about 20 feet from the second floor porch Sunday. He was admitted to Pittsfield General Hospital for facial cuts and bruises in good condition. Arthur Cimini, 49, of 165 Stoddards Ave, was taken to St Luke's Hospital after a basketball game. he was released after treatment. Ambulance calls included Mrs. Margaret Fogerty from 145 Connecticut Ave to St Luke's. Elwood Meschier, 75, of Hook N.Y., rushed to Hillcrest Hospital after being stricken while dining. Two out-of-state speeders were fined $15 each by Judge Cimini. J Barnaby, Edward L. Corbett, Ethel Seigal, Vito Sinacor, Martha Vahle, and Gene Habeck each fined $3 on multiple counts. George P. Callaghan was fined $3 on three counts.
About $1,800 worth of tools and farm machinery disappeared from the Goyette Bros sales room at 740 Crane Ave early Saturday morning. Missing items include six chainsaws, one generator, and an adding machine, per the detective bureau.
Unemployment compensation claims from Central and Southern Berkshire County residents increased by 175 last week. Edward J. Barry of the state Division of Employment Security Pittsfield office said 1,800 claims were filed, up from 1,625 two weeks earlier. He noted 1,180 claims for the same week last year and his staff opened 27 job positions last week.
Charles Talis announces 15 contestants for BCC Winter Weekend with six chosen later. Sophomores include Tinda Archambeault Carolyn Berger Linda Jacquot Ginny Sheinhouse Rosemary Walsh and Carol Witter. Freshmen candidates include Eliza Dwyer Catherine Houle Judith Rulsea Pauline Mansfield Mary Lou Marinaro Beverly McCarthy Susan Morris Jill Weber and Glenora Zofrea. Votes occur Wednesday 9 am to 1 pm for six contestants three from each class. Final queen announced at a semiformal dance on December 20.
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