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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1969

Page

21

Strike at GE Settled Ends Three Day Work Stoppage

The GE TK tank shop strike by 500 workers, centered on 54 welders, ended after GE negotiators approved seven of eight union proposals. Most second shift returned after 5 p.m. and first shift went back today, with layoffs for about 300 others eased as production stabilized. Local 255 Chief Foley accused management of prolonging the strike to pressure negotiations, while union leader Foley warned of wider contract tensions amid looming talks in New York.

General TUE John S. Foley Arthur G. Melikan U Union Melikan Foley New York

Camera Club To Give Course In Photography

Berkshire Museum Camera Club offers a free three session course titled Introductory Photography at the museum at 8 p.m. on Saturday and Wednesday October 1 and 3. First session features Eastman Kodak color slides on camera handling and common faults. Oct 1 also covers choosing color film and a PSA convention preview. Oct 3 showcases Kodak Adventures in Color Slides with scenic American images. Experienced members will answer questions and a slide study group will form. bring two.

Berkshire Museum Camera Club Eastman Kodak Co Washington, D.C The Photographic Society of America Washington Kodak Calor Scenic America

Red Tape Unravels After 214 Years

Civil Service declares Robert S Milne eligible as chief of works at Ta conic High School, a role held since April 3 1967. Boston notices elevate Milner from provisional to permanent temporary clerk and set the job expiry for December 31 as the $7.1 million school completes.

Civil Service Robert S. Milne Taconic High School Boston High School Commission Milner

Intersection Reconstruction Starts at Elm Fourth Streets

The East Elm Fourth streets intersection reconstruction has begun with Valentine Road repaying slated for next week. Petricca Construction Co. bid 169600 for the intersection job and 168281 for Valentine Road. State pays half under Chapter 99, city and county share remaining costs. Extension requested to June 15 to finish the intersection work due to late contract signing.

East- Elm-Fourth Streets Valentine Road Petricca Construction Co Valenting Road Hast- Appleton Crossing Petricca Thas State Public Works Department Lenox

Farewell Dinner Given Gillises

Officials of Childs Bishop Floor Covering Co hosted a dinner at Springs Restaurant New Ashford for Mr and Mrs Fred Gillis of Ocean Street Pontoosuc Lake. The Gillises retired Pittsfield businessmen plan to move to Miami Florida at week's end.

Childs & Bishop Floor Covering Co North St Springs New Ashford Fred Gillis Ocean Street Pontoosuc Lake Gillis Pittsfield Miami Fla

Kelly Receives Patent for Slope Conditioning Device

James W. Kelly of 509 Peck's Road, vice president and manager of the Brodie Mountain Ski Area, New Ashford, has been awarded patent 3,463,548 for a process and apparatus to condition hard snow or ice like slopes. The 16-claim patent, filed April 3, 1967, arose after experiments with spiked and wheel-disc drags. rain and freeze left the ski mountain skating rink.

James W. Kelly Peck's Road Brodie Mountain New Ashford U.S Kelly

Births at Berkshire Medical Center and area families

Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper Adams welcomed a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Canales 140 Doreen St. have a son Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard De Myer Lisbon Falls Maine report two daughters Pamela Helen Thursday. Grandparents Charles Richardson New Ashford and Margaret De Myer Williamstown. Lt. and Mrs. Michael Buron Wichita Kansas have daughter Kimberly Thursday. Grandparents Streeter Smith Strong Ave. and Walter Dallmeyer 145 West Housatonic St. and Djorn Markusson Reykjavik Iceland. Mr. and Mrs Gii Markusson St Paul Minn announce daughter Sept 20. Grandparents Donald Dallmeyer and Djorn Markusson Reykjavik Iceland.

Richard J. de Myer Lisbon Falls Maine Pamela Helen Charles Richardson New Ashford Margaret de Myer Williamstown Michael Buron Wichita Kan Kimberly Streeter Smith Strong Ave Alfred P. la. Point New York Ave Laredo Tex

Sheriff Courtneys Wife Named Jail Matron at Half Time

Berkshire County Commissioners appoint Lois M Courtney, wife of Sheriff John D Courtney, as permanent jail matron with half-time duties. Elizabeth D McCormick named substitute matron, also half-time. Retiring matron Mary Barnini Renzi will step down Sept 30. Clementine Cimini leaves for General Electric. New appointments take effect Oct 1. sheriff’s pay raised to 10856 with living allowances.

John D. Courtney Lois M Berkshire County House of Correction Courtney Renzi Mary Barnini Renzi Clementine Cimini General Electric

Bloodmobile to Visit Berkshire County for Two Days

The Red Cross will run a blood drive at the Masonic Temple on Monday and Tuesday. Christopher M. Crane, chairman of the Berkshire County Red Cross blood program, announced hopes for many first-time donors following a blood donation demonstration at England Brothers last week. Center hours are noon to 6:45 on September 29 and 10 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. on September 30. Reservations via the Red Cross chapter house at 63 Wendell Ave. Volunteers Mrs. Howard Babbitt and Mrs. Carolyn Hopkins will chair the event.

Red Cross Masonic Temple Christopher M. Crane Berkshire County Red Cross Crane England Brothers Wendell Ave Howard Babbitt Carolyn Hopkins

Three Men Named Managers of GE Subsections

Winton A. Bassett Carl B. Anderson and David W Addison named subsection managers in General Electric Co new insulator products department in Pittsfield They report to the manufacturing manager for bushings Bassett a Lenox native joined GE in 1942 has led in the bushings unit since 1956 He is married to Patricia LaBarron with five daughters Anderson a Pittsfield native took the materials manager post after stints in Evendale Ohio and at GE Boston University He and Katherine Littlefield have four children Addison a 1956 Northeastern graduate from Newburyport is manufacturing engineering manager for apparatus bushings He came to Pittsfield in 1965 and has three children.

Winton A. Bassett Lenox Carl B. Anderson Dawes Ave David W. Addison Fort Hill Ave General Electric Co Bassett Pittsfield Patricia ‘LaBarron Anderson Pittsfied Boston University Evendale Ohio Katherine Littlefield Addison Northeastern University Ordnance Department Newburyport

Sacred Heart Parish to mark 50th anniversaries in October

Sacred Heart Church and its pastor Msgr. Henry M. Burke plan a joint celebration in October for the church’s 50th founding anniversary and the 50th anniversary of Burke’s ordination. Events include a reception October 12 and a Mass of Thanksgiving October 13 with Bishop Weldon, followed by a golden jubilee dinner at Eastover in Lenox.

Sacred Heart Church Msgr. Burke Henry M. Burke Sacred Heart The Rosary Society Msgr Burke Christopher J. Weldon Springfield Eastover Lenox Pollock Avenue Meadow Lane Elm Street Thomas D. Bear St. Mary's Father Burke Worcester Clinton West Springfield Westfield St. Mary’s St.Martin's Otter River St. Patrick's Church Monson Berkshire County Catholic Charities Appeal Christian Doctrine Holy Name Society Joseph F. Coffey Gerald A. Spofford

Disruption halts progress at NEW antipoverty center

An Urban Coalition evaluation found fighting over authority at the North End Workers center has stalled programs since May, with only one arts and crafts class operated. Chair Rev. Chamberlain noted acrimonious meetings and private sessions cited by Charles Smith and director James Creran. The dispute involves Creran, Smith, staff coordinator Beverly Scott, and Action for Opportunity executive Richard Lipez amid a $48,000 annual budget for three neighborhood centers.

Urban Coalition North End Workers NEW Donald F. Chamberlain New Center Wahconah St Charles Smith Smith Scott AFO AFC Chamberlain Lorraine Maslanka Bradford Street Organization For Community Action Raymond A. Ferrarin Dalton Maslanka Coalition Eleanor Bruno Vincent Urban Coalition Evaluation Committee Julia Johnson Thomas M. Connolly Benjamin B. Towne Hope Center Tyler Street

Cub Pack 75 Invites Boys Parents to Meeting

Community action details show NEW board of directors shaping policies and funding pathways while coalition peers review bylaws and membership criteria. Testimony highlights concerns over low income representation and past leadership disputes as observers prepare for final evaluation session next Monday.

Williams School PTA Audi Petorium Sid Bee Pete Canes Boy Scout Council

Berkshire Gas Reports 7 Percent Drop in Net Income Per Share

Berkshire Gas Co reports fiscal year ended June 36 with net income per share at $1.60 down from $1.80. Higher taxes and interest rates, plus inflation, cited as primary causes. Gas sales hit a record $5,224,000, with total sales $9, etc.

Berkshire Gas Co Joseph T. Kelley Pittsfield Kelley

Top Negotiator For SUE To Speak Here Saturday

John H. Shambe of Schenectady, the IUE's top negotiator with General Electric Co., will speak at a Unity Banquet Saturday. Francis W. Buchke, president of IUE Local 255 at GE plants in Pittsfield, says Shambe chairs the IUE GE Conference Board and will attend a dinner sponsored by IUE candidates led by Albert F. Litano. Tickets from Burke at Local 255. dancing after the dinner at 6 pm.

John H. Shambe Scienectady TUE General Electric Co Francis W. Fritz Buchke LUE Pittsfield Shambe Itam Lodge IUE Albert F. Litano Shambo TOE Schenectady Burke

Fire Chief Backs Sunshine Club Fund Drive Endorsement

Fire Chief EB McDonough Jy endorses the Bobby Kidney Sunshine Club fund campaign in a letter to Ronald E. Plankey and Ed ward DeAngelo, praising the drive as crucial for the elderly sick and lonely. He encloses a personal check as the $5,000 campaign opens and runs through Saturday.

EB. McDonough Sunshine Club

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