GE and IUE 255 Officials Meet Over Layoffs Next Week
GE and IUE Local 255 will hold a layoff discussion next Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. with GE labor relations after leaflets disputed a prior report of 800 temporary layoffs. The strike caused material shortages and management aims to aid longer service workers while monitoring the steel dispute.
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IUE
Pittsfield General Electric
Arthur G. Menkan
Melkan
Rilowance Board
Melikan
First Panel Of Jurors Is Dismissed In Berkshire
Judge Francis J. Quircotus dismissed the first panel of 30 jurors who sat four weeks in Berkshire Superior Court. The jurors helped settle many civil and land damage cases, with four jury verdicts and two trials in two weeks. A new panel will be sworn Monday for four more weeks of civil cases. A $43,238 land damage verdict to Taskin et al. and a $4,600 settlement for Stevens were reported, plus a $2,023 judgment in a sile against Daligian estate.
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Francis J. Quircotus Noon
Berkshire Superior Court
Juro
Nelson A. Foot
Alberti
Harold
Stanley Taskin
North Adams
Virginia EF. Stevens
Quirtco
Martin Dean
Springfield
Mary M. Daligian
Pittsield
Nicholas Daligian
Nce
Mr. Dalt- Klan
Mullen Heads Berkshire County Teachers Assn
Frank R. Mullen principal of Crane School was elected president of the Berkshire County Teachers Assn at its 110th annual convention held at Pittsfield High School today. Henry Zukowski of Lee was named first vice president Eugene J. McCarron of North Adams second vice president and Richard H. Mezejewski of Pottsfield secretary treasurer.
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Frank R. Mullen
Crane School
Berkshire County Teachers’ Assn
Pittsfield High School
Henry Zukowski
Lee
Eugene J. McCarron
North Adams
Richard H. Mezejewski
Pottsfield
Jewish Youth From Other Cities Meet Here
The Jewish Community Center Youth Council will host Sunday at 1 PM a meeting for teenagers from Springfield Holyoke and Hartford centers. Senior high delegates from each center will attend with advisers to plan future intercity affairs. Local delegates include Richard Schreck Wilma Katz Hara Mitkof and council president Janet Haims.
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Jewish Community Center
Springfield
Holyoke
Hartford
Richard Schreck
Wilma Katz
Hara Mitkof
Janet Haims
Births at St. Luke's and Pittfield General
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Walsh of 23 Cambridge Ave welcomed a son yesterday at St. Luke's. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Shogry of TRL North St welcomed a daughter yesterday at Pittfield General.
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St. Luke's
Robert T. Walsh
Cambridge Ave
Pittefield
Richard J
North St
City Notes On Doctor Meetings And Movements
Dr William Fradkin of 31 North St has returned from the National Contact Lens Symposium in New York City where he joined about 700 attending optometrists. Dr K Gregory of 16 South St attended the North eastern Society of Orthodontists fall meeting in Hartford Conn. Alphonse J Ziter of 84 William St is in New York for a three day Silk Screen Process Printing Assn International convention, accompanying Raymond Cale of Sprague Electric Co. Edward Plummer, chiropractor, moved his offices from 74 North St to his residence at 17 Boylston St.
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William §. Fradkin
North St
New York City
Mwe
K. Gregory
South St
Hartford Conn
Northeastern Society of Orthodontists
Alphonse J. Ziter
William St
New York
Pigott Charges City Council With Apathy
William M. Pigott, candidate for councilman at large, accuses Pittsfield City Council of apathy on vital city issues. He cites failure to meet with District Highway Engineer Goggins about a Pittsfield bypass, to back state guarantee of Mt. Greylock Tramway bonds, to press Fasteners Inc. to stay in Pittsfield, and to investigate school bus bids after the low bidder withdrew. He vows to oppose new gas stations without higher auto registrations and to allocate old-age housing on need rather than influence.
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William M. Pigott
William J. Goggins
Pittsfield
Mt. Greylock
Fasteners Inc
Pigott
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Ife
Mead Sees Universal Need for Art Across Cultures
Anthropologist Margaret Mead told a South Junior High audience that art fulfills a universal human need to make life esthetically satisfying. Drawing on global fieldwork, she argued art expresses new ideas while honoring enduring patterns, urged American artists to relate creations to other peoples and contexts, and praised Berkshire Arts Center as a model for future cultural institutions.
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Margaret Mead
Berkshire Arts Center
Erik Harikson
Austen Riggs Center
Stockbridge
Dr. Mead
BAC
Lawrence K. Miller
Miss Mead
Mead
Columbus Circes
New York
United States
Prohibition of Mobilhomes Eyed at Selectmen's Seminar
Amherst discusses zoning power over mobile homes at a UMass seminar. Chief engineer Lewis Ht. Smith says communities can prohibit traders and travel parks through zoning. Speaker Rufus Dunbar outlines public ways rules while attendees weigh trailers as land use.
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Selectmen’s
Amherst
Massachusetts
Lewis Ht. Smith
Department of Commerce
Tie
University of Massachusetts
W. G. O'Hare Jr
Bureau of Government Research
University
Berkshire
Dalton
Lanesboro
Adams
Windsor
O’hare
Smith
Rufus Dunbar
Rutland Planning Board
Needham Man Speaks Against Fluoridation
Arthur B. Green of Needham told Heart of the Berkshires Grange meeting that fluoridation harms plumbing and health, citing a North Andover laundry plant loss and a $1,000 offer for proof fluoride is safe. He defended civic rights to think freely and to refuse nonessential water additives, noting Needham voted against fluoridation four times in seven years.
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Arthur B. Green
Needham
Heart of the Berkshires Grange
Grange Itall
Green
Ci Tizens’ Rights Association of
Massa|achusetts
North Andover
Citizens’ Rights Committee of
Citizens' Rights Association of Massachusetts
Witch in Costume Seeks Kids for Candy Treats
Mrs. Raymond J. Bennett of 525 East Street plans Halloween visits to Coolidge Hill School and three local hospitals to greet children in costume and give out candy. She will host trick or treaters tonight beside a black kettle in her dimly lit kitchen.
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Raymond J. Bennett
East St
Coolidge Hill School
Eagle City Editor To Speak at North Jr High
The guidance department at North Junior High School announced an expanded occupational information program will start next Wednesday with Theodore Giddings, city editor of The Eagle, addressing eighth and ninth grade students interested in journalism. A second speaker, John P. Ellis, president of the Be Ie fire County Massachusetts Society of Professional Engineers, will speak to ninth graders on engineering, Monday, Nov. 9. Additional conferences will cover nursing, both registered and practical, secretarial careers, and other occupations attracting pupil interest.
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Tne
North Junior High Schnool
Theodore Giddings
Gie
John P. Ellis
Elis
Be Iefire County
Massachusetts Society of Professionals Engineers
Divorce Granted in Belfast and Probate Inventory Filed
A divorce was granted to Thomas D Sullivan of Lenox from Geral dine W Sullivan of Belfast Maine on grounds of desertion. The couple, married Jan 28 1953 in Pittsfield, faces custody to the mother and child support set at $10 weekly. An execute's inventory for Alexander tek Adams shows personal property worth 16034 with real estate valued at 2350 as part of probate.
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Alexander Furtek
Alexander Tek
Adams
Thomas D Sullivan
Lenox
Geraldine W. Sullivan
Belfast
Maine
Pittsfield
Chest praises supermarkets for payroll plan successes
Edward C. Redlin praised four supermarkets for excellent payroll deduction results in the Community Chest campaign. Adams and Central stores reported high participation and generous gifts, with managers Isadore Pindick Thomas Ramer Sam Frangitane Milton Gardner and staff noted for cooperation. A new payroll bookkeeping machine will aid future totals.
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Community Chest
Edward C. Redlin
Adams
Redlin
West Street
Isadore Pindick
Dalton Avenue
Thomas Ramer
Central Supermarkets
Summer Street
Sam Frangitane
Willams Street
Williams Street
Milton Gardner
Redlinr
Warren Wanamaker
Carl von
Driver Denies Two Charges In Accident Case
A 90 year old Raymond Jones of Henderson Rd Williamstown pleaded not guilty to operating under the influence and leaving the scene of a property damage accident. He was jailed after failing to post 200 bond as Troopers Perenick and Donovan investigated a parked car incident involving Raymond Winmarsh of Lanesboro. Plankey faces related charges. trial set for Thursday.
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Gailty
Raymond Jones
Henderson
Williamstown
Futtsfield
Harald KR. Goewey
Jones
Charles H. Perenick
James R. Donovan
Dan Jase
Raymond Winmarsh
Lanesboro
Robert. J. Planky
Springside Ave
Plankey
Francis ML McMahan
Bloodmoile Exceeds Quota at Red Cross Blood Drive
The Red Cross surpassed its quota by 11 pints as 166 people donated at the Masonic Temple drive. The two day event resumed at 10 this morning and aimed to reach 155 points today with 80 reservations. Forty two donors yesterday gave to replace blood used by relatives or friends. Drs. Gerald L. Vaidak and A G Massiumiano staffed the center yesterday.
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Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Gerald L. Vaidak
A. G. Massiumiano
Gun Safety Class Opens Wednesday for Teens 15 to 18
A gun safety course for minors aged 15 to 18 begins Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the GHAA Red Barn on Crane Avenue under John A. Groves directing. Conservation Officer Edward R. Kauruw notes it may be the final class before deer season opens the first week in December. Applications available from Mr. Groves at 90 Allengate Ave and must be signed by a parent or guardian and returned at the first meeting.
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GHAA
Crane Avenue
John A. Groves
Edward R. Kauruw
Mr. Groves
Allengate Ave
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