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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1963

Page

17

Rice Entering Race For Pittsfield Councilman-at-Large

John H. Rice a 44 year old executive announced his candidacy for city councilman at large. He blasted past leadership citing overcrowded schools a dilapidated City Hall and a suspect race track. Rice, a longtime Pittsfield resident, cites experience in business and civic service and vows to push for action by the mayor.

John H. Rice A. H. Rice Pittsfield Robert T. Capeless Rice Robert Cramer The Virgin Islands Corp Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Jupiter Achievements of Western Massachusetts, Inc Berkshire Country Day School Lenox Dale Carnegie Institute

Births in Pittsfield and surrounding towns noted

In Pittsfield General a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd H Willey of Lenox yesterday. Mr and Mrs William C Denno of Lanesboro welcomed a son yesterday. At St Luke s Lenox a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Collier today. Mr and Mrs Edward W Smith of 72 Henry Ave a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs Vincent Patricelli of 71 Howard St welcomed a son yesterday.

Pittsfield Floyd H. Willey Lenox William C. Denno Lanesboro St. Luke’s Ronald Collier Edward W. Smith Henry Ave Vincent Patricelli Howard St

Gaston Honored For Tourist Service

Ward J. Gaston, a retired local resident who runs a volunteer tourist information service from 386 South Street, was made an honorary member of the Berkshire Hills Conference yesterday. John V. Geary presented a framed certificate praising his unselfish efforts for Berkshire County’s tourist business.

Ward J. Gaston South St Berkshire Hills Conference John V. Geary County Gaston Berkshire County

Free Smallpox Vaccinations Set For Tuesday Make-Up Clinic

A makeup clinic for smallpox vaccines is scheduled Tuesday from 9 to 10 a.m. at City Hall per the Health Department. The free shots target children entering the school system this year. Officials say several children missed the August three day clinic and arrangements with schools will admit unvaccinated children pending the makeup session.

City Hall Health Department

Quinn Announces School Meetings On Facilities And Parking

School Committee Chairman John J. Quinn said two meetings will discuss rental of Boys Club athletic facilities and student parking on Appleton Avenue. The athletics subcommittee will meet Thursday at 7 with Boys Club officials to set gym and ice rink use rates. School Supt. Reynolds, principal Hennessy, and athletic manager McMahon will attend. Monday the committee meets the Traffic Commission to discuss parking restrictions on the west side of Appleton Avenue.

Appleton Avenue John J. Quinn James P. Reynolds Harold Hennessy Cornelius McMahon The Traffic Commission Quinn

Five Pumper Bids To Be Sought

The Fire Department Building Commission approved advertising bids for a new triple combination pumper with a 1000 gallons per minute capacity. Bids will be advertised Sept 16 to meet legal requirements and opened Oct 7.

The Fire Department Building Commission Raymond W. Killacker Donald P. Gerst

Impressions of Hampton Beach Teen Riot by Lida Winslow

Lida Winslow, 19, Eagle news staffer on vacation from Michigan State University, reports on the Hampton Beach Labor Day riot. She describes 70,000 teenagers, heavy police presence, rocks and cherry bombs, 70 arrests, and tear gas. Observers note publicity motives and a generational clash as adults cheer the show.

Eagle Hampton Beach Lida A. Wilsiow Edgar W. Winslow Amn the Eagle Michigan State University Miss Winslow N.H N. H New England

Operation Slow-Down shows value of CD Police

Labor Day weekend marked the 11th year of Operation Slow-Down a coordinated effort by local and Civilian Defense Auxiliary police to minimize traffic accidents in Pittsfield CD radio operators joined volunteers slowing down traffic from 1 to 7 p m each day with a main control near the Pittsfield Lenox Road These efforts reduced accidents and the chief praised the volunteers while noting a need for more recruits Training for new members will begin in November including police department courses and pistol qualification

Librizzi Citizen Band Pittsfield Edward Delphin South Street Chick Thomas H. Cahian Calhan Quentin N. Thompson Cmdr. Thompson John J. Shea Jr Edward J. Delphin Howard Johnson Pittsfield- Lenox Road Thompson CD Police Red Cross

Harold P. Carey Elected Head of Legion Post

Harold P. Carey was elected commander of Pittsfield Post American Legion for a three year term at the latest meeting. Officers named include Joseph K. Kasuba Richard E. Koch John A. Massimiano as vice commanders and Albert W. Cheevers as adjutant with other posts filled by Harold W. Lind bert Frank Eiddings Jr Theodore J. Handerek and more. A joint installation with the auxiliary is planned Sept 6 at the legion home on Wendell Ave.

Pittsfield American Legion Legion Wendell Ave Harold P. Carey Joseph K. Kasuba Richard E. Koch John A. Massimiano Albert W. Cheevers Harold W. Lindbert Frank E.iddings Jr Theodore J. Handerek Fred C. Pittman Claude M. Rawling Donald C. Palmer Albert Squire Donald I. Farr Charles A. Persip Ray Bedell Richard H. Bentley Francis J. Carey August Tl. Kiligas Stanley T. Lis Edwin F. McLaughlin Albert H. Melle Daniel F. Moynihan Jack B. Rabiner Bentley McLaughlin Harry A. Tyler White Tree Club Post Athletic Committee American Legion Post

Hancock Shaker Village Lunches and local ads

Community notices list Hancock Shaker Village lunch service from 12 to 2 with snacks hot drinks and pies admission not required. Also local ads for tomatoes garden center roof flashing career barber vitamins dog training YMCA classes inn Launderaid under new management and a free estimate service.

Hancock Shaker

City Master Plan Urban Renewal Exhibition Opens

The Berkshire Arts Center at 68 West St and the Pitsfield Housing Authority open an exhibit at noon today showcasing the city master plan and Jubilee urban renewal project. Hours run noon to 5 pm Tuesday through Friday with background plans maps renderings on display for public comment and reaction.

Berkshire Arts Center West St Pitsfield Housing Authority

City Savings Williams St Branch Okayed

The City Savings Bank received approval from the state Banking Commissioner to establish a Williams Street branch at Adams Supermarket 740 Williams St. in Boston. Luke S. Hayden, president, said plans are complete and work starts immediately on the Somat office offering savings, mortgage and note payments, plus Christmas and vacation club payments.

City Savings Bank State Banking Commissioner Adams Williams St Luke S. Hayden Boston Hayden Central Market Williams Street

Doc Maynard to retire after 43 years with DPW service

George F. Maynard Jr also known as Doc retires Sept 28 after 43 years with state Department of Public Works mostly in Berkshire County and Hampden Hampshire districts. A Hingham native and self taught engineer, he mentored others, ran major projects, and remains active in skiing and local clubs.

George F Doc) Maynard Jr High St State Department of Public Works Hingham Maynard Department Cummington DPW Boston Haverhill Berkshire County Hampden Hampshire Counties Hel Dorothy Kennett West Newbury Maynards George F. Maynard III Norwich University Reading Metcalf & Eddy Carl Union College Minot, DeBlois & Madison Boston. “Doc Doc Lebanor Mountain William F. Hurley Hurley U.S Jiminy Peak Hancock Mount Greylock Miss Hill

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Hits Leadership Williams College Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration United Fund Montgomery Ward Chicago William E. Kynoch Ann Arbor Mich By Linda A. Winslow Legion Post West Pittsfield Garden Center West Housatonic SL Berkshire Roofing and Insulation Company Dial Harry Vincent Adv.i Riviano School of Music John Culpo North Street Phil West Street Lee Pharmacy YMCA Clifford Adams Johnny John Virgilio the Launderaid Tyler Street James Jewelers World Book Encyclopedia Savings and Loan Member Home Loan Bank System City Savings Williams St. Branch Doc’ Maynard George F. Maynard
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