Polish Community Club marks 20th with church remodeling
The Polish Community Club celebrated its 20th anniversary by remodeling the former Ave Maria Church building in Pittsfield. Upgrades include a reconfigured main room, a bandstand, new draperies and furniture, repainted foyer, new railings, and better bar-dining room separation. Plans for a broader building program are paused pending the Pillsfield by pass decision. The event honors past presidents with Mayor Del Gallo and Rev. John Skowronski as guests.
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Pillsfield
Lou Minafra
House of Carpets
Ave Maria
Remo del Gallo
John A. Skowronski
Holy Family Church
Linden Street
Mid-Town Motor Hotel Planned for Knoxville Skyline
Voyager Inns Inc announced a 36 story 16 million motor hotel and office building to be built in downtown Knoxville Tennessee within four blocks of a highway to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The glass and aluminum structure 400 to 430 feet high will include a glassed in restaurant and four levels of self service parking. It is slated for occupancy in summer 1967 and is described as a major downtown renewal project supported by the Downtown Knoxville Association and city officials.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Voyager Inns Inc
Virginia
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tennessee
John Swaim
Norfolk
Brown, Brown & West
Gay Street
Ralph N. Snyder
Downtown
Knoxville Association
Metropolitan Planning Commission
Fort Loudoun Lake
Civic Auditorium
News-Sentinel
Knoxville Journal
Market Street
Market Square Mall
Main Avenue
Cities Show That Rehabilitation Can Work Bulletin
Urban Renewal Administration outlines rehabilitation efforts in cities and four detailed project reports. The 23 page bulletin highlights national accomplishments, owner assistance, social activities, and interagency cooperation in Boston Washington Park and New Haven Wooster Square Dixwell Dwight areas. Free copies available from URA and regional Housing and Home Finance Agency offices.
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Urban Renewal Administration
Washington, D.C
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Housing and Urban Development
The
Bulletin
Washington Park
Boston
Wooster Square
Dixwell
Dwight
New Haven
Conn
Competition for Payrolls Places Premium on Plans
Chicago hosts a two day Urban Land Institute conference where Robert T Nahas says global competition for industry drives practical planning. He cites low cost acreage and gifts to lure plants and stresses ready to go industrial park areas plus careful market testing before large investments. Alameda County studies supported by ULI helped raise manufacturing to 1,500 firms and 57.8 million dollars in 1964. Lodgepole Littlest Named for its early use in Indian tepees the lodgepole pine grows only up to 85 feet in height and yields lumber for 16,000 homes each year in seven Western states.
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Chicago
Urban Land Institute
Robert T. Nahas
Oakland
ULI
Institute
Industrial Council
Mr. Nahas
California
United States
Canada
Surburban Ab
Eas
Nahas
ULL
Alameda County
Calif
Industrial Pact
Alameda
18Th St
N.W
Washington, D.C
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Valentine S. Teclaw
Old Polish Women's Victory Club
St. Joseph’s
Pittsfield
Idaho
Lenox
Pittsfield-Lenox Rd
General Contractors
Anthony J. Marchetto
Joan Drive
Luminall
Berkshire Wallpaper & Paint CO
North St
Kolman
Torjessen
Charles F. Klitsch
Dial
Szczescia
Tyler St
Knoxville, Tenn
Pittsreo
Jattor
URA
Berkshire County
Tel
Berkshire Oil Heat Council
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