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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1965
Page
7
Provide a snack bar for birds and they will arrive daily. Use roofed feeders on a pole or window shelves to attract chickadees and other species, with water in a bird bath kept unfrozen by glycerine in cold weather. Keep feeding through winter to aid pest control and enjoy avian visitors.
A home trend toward multiple bathrooms helps children learn neatness and responsibility via low hooks racks and accessible fixtures. Separate baths reduce morning rush and reduce clutter while increasing resale value. secure shelves and nails into wall studs by tapping to locate them.
Great Barrington reports the Friendly Ice Cream Store on Stockbridge Road replaces the 12 year old Town House on Main Street. The larger brick facility features knotty butternut paneling and wood grain Formica, 23 seats at a double horseshoe counter plus 27 seats in six booths, a 60 car lot, a walk in refrigerator, updated offices and dressing rooms. Manager Thomas W. Lawson Jr. has led Friendly operations since 1957 and returns as manager after previous posts in Lee and Pittsfield.
A New York report lists twelve leaders in government banking building and architecture honored by House & Home for 1965 top performances in housing. President Lyndon B Johnson Sen John Sparkman Bernard L Boutin Perry Willits Richard H Barrett and others cited. breakfast in Chicago Dec 7 to formalize awards during NAHB convention week.
Garden experts from Green Thumb Tool Co warn December lawn care helps prepare for spring. Rake away leaves to prevent smothering grass, fill low spots, lime for acidic soils, use long lasting fertilizers, avoid manure, and avoid winter foot traffic on turf.
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