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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1963

Page

6

Berkshire Medical Enlarges Building

The Berkshire Medical Group expands its office building by 1,800 square feet at South and Crofut streets to house three new air conditioned offices and diagnostic rooms. Designed by Roy Hare and built by Walter J. Hollingworth, the addition signals growing patient load and staff.

Berkshire Medical Group South Crofut Streets Lenox Roy Hare Pittsfield Walter J. Hollingworth Pompano Beach Fla Librizzi Berkshire Medical Group South St

Auto Driving School Relocates In Pittsfield

James J Canino owner operator of Jim's Auto Driving School expands to 467 North St in Pittsfield. The Berkshire Medical Group forms a multi specialty clinic with shared facilities and equal budget input. Canino notes his school offers six hours driving, six hours observation, and 30 hours classroom work with a 30 student capacity. He and his wife Delia Bruseghini reside at 185 Calumet St with two sons James Jr and Dean.

Pittsfield Paddock James J. Canino Jim Berkshire Medical Group Pitts Mov Canino Delia Bruseghini Calumet St James Jr Dean

Parkinsons Law Expansion Wrings More Work Space

A terse reflection notes that growth triggers more tasks, which demands another physician and additional space, suggesting a self reinforcing cycle. The passage implies escalating resource needs as expansion continues.

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Fresh Air Advice for Moisture From Home Appliances

Home improvement specialists advise keeping windows open whenever weather permits during and after using washing machines dishwashers clothes dryers and other moisture releasing appliances. If moisture is not vented outdoors premature cracking of ceilings and walls may occur.

Convenience factor guides house buyers says designers

The Institute of Home Designers reports experienced home dwellers seek convenience when evaluating homes for purchase. Women shoppers prioritize ample storage, a well arranged kitchen, mud free entryways, and a basement with no outdoor direct access to ease laundry trips to the drying yard.

The Institute of Home Designers

Home Building Permits Drop Sharply Here

Building Inspector William A. Mandell reports September total permits at 41 with value 647,340 including a 225,000 remodeling at Union Federal Savings and Loan, plus 40,000 for a package store and 30,000 for a new restaurant. Single dwelling permits fell to seven worth 115,000 after 15 in August and 20 in September last year. Mandell cites weak housing market but notes large projects will keep construction jobs active.

William A. Mandell Mandell Union Federal Savings & Loan Association

Local Woman Wins Armstrong Ceiling Prize at Demonstration

Mrs. Phillip M. Loomis of 23 Trova Terrace won the door prize at an Armstrong ceiling demonstration by Dettinger Lumber Co on Warren Terrace. She selected a 10 by 12 foot Armstrong ceiling of her choice.

Phillip M. Loomis Trova Ter Dettinger Lumber Co Warren Terrace

Moving Books With Sturdy Cartons Tips

Aero Mayflower Transit Co advises using sturdy cartons for moving books. Pack on the floor beside the bookcase, place books on end with alternating edges, wedge cardboard to fill voids, and keep each box under fifty pounds. Label contents clearly.

Aero Mayflower Transit Co

RPI building projects reach three million cost mark

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announces contracts totaling 2.6 million for two new facilities the Materials Research Center and the Engineering Science Research Building bringing the campus total new construction near three million dollars The Materials Research Center funded by a 1.5 million NASA grant will host multiple departments and include labs computing facilities and offices The Engineering Science Research Building will receive a 500000 NSF grant with additional support from the Science Center Fund Alumni and industry RPI also advances the Nuclear Engineering and Science building under a 120000 NSF grant NASA awarded RPI a total 1.5 million share of six point four one million awarded to five universities for materials research centers.

Troy N.Y Pow- Renseclaer Polytechnic Institute der Metallurgy Focal Ling Sano-physics Ultrasonics Crystal Phy- Rubin Construction Co., Inc Engineering Science Research National Science Foundation Science Center Materials Research Center Linear Accelerator Laboratory Rensselaer NASA James E. Webb University of California At Berkeley University of Chicago State University of Iowa Stanford University

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Berkshire Medical Hiram P. Thetical Franklin K. Paddock Hiram Thomas ©. Clifford Clifford Henry J. Wheelwright S and Wheelwright Richard D. Perera Thetical Eagle Auto School Jim’s North St Librizzi Medical Group Franklin Paddock Peruvian Medical Group Dr. Clifford Dr. Paddock Berkshire Medical Building Lester C. Stannard Housatonic St Fred-Mercer Construction Co Cone Park Lee South Street John P. Cetti Burke Ave Esso Gull W. Gull Oil & Coal CO Lugits Obal Carr Hardware CO Childs & Bishop Armstrong Berkshire Pignatelli & Piretti, Inc Brunnell Avenue Lenox, Maas RPI Columbus Ave Dial General Walter J. Hollingworth, Jr Pomeroy Ave Clifford, Paddock
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