Pittsfield Teachers Propose Pay Hike And Increments
The Pittsfield Federation of Teachers released a five point salary plan including raising the minimum from 3900 to 4000 by September 1960, 12 step increments of 200, boosting bachelor’s max to 6400, 10 per course credit up to 30 points beyond the degree, masters differential to 400, and seeking above 4000 minimum with equalization to stay competitive with other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Federation of Teachers
Pittsfield Teachers Assn
Barher
Federation
Zayre Plans New Pullet Store In Pittsfield
Zayre Corp. set Nov 5 for opening a self service department store at 457 Dalton Ave in Pittsfield. Robert J. D'Orazio named manager said permanent staff will number 100 to 120 with applications through the state Division of Employment Security. The Pittsfield store will be ninth in the chain, joining locations in Roslindale Medford Braintree Hyannis Springfield Worcester and in Portland and Presque Isle Maine. D'Orazio, a Tufts graduate and native of Hanover Mass, previously served as assistant manager at the Dowd-Lain Coln store in Pittsfield and at Zayre in Braintree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zayre Corp
Self Service
Dalton Ave
Robert J. D'Orazio
D'Orazio
Pittsfield
State Division of Employment Security Office
North St
DES
Adams Super Market
Zayre
Roslindale
Medford Braintree
Hyannis
Springfield
Worcester
Portland
Presque Isle
Maine
Doraio
Tuanover
Mass
Tufts University
Dowd Laincoln
Symnccuse
Lincoln's
Bianager
Zasyre
Braintree
Door-to-door drive seeks 10,000 for retarded children
About 700 volunteers canvass Pittsfield between 2 and 8 pm to raise funds for mentally retarded children. Under George Bulgarelli the Berkshire County Association for Retarded Children aims for 10,000 dollars, with 5 percent kept locally, 10 percent sent to the state fund and 3 percent for expenses. Judges Goeney and Wimini lead a 2,000 letter campaign. Funds support Crosby State Playground programs for handicapped youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Pittsfield
George J. Bulgarelli
Berkshire County Association
Harold R Goeney
Frank Wimini
Joseph A Torchio
Pittsfeld
Bulgavelly
Assucciahon
Crosby State Playground
Deer Season Extension for Bowmen Voted
The state Fish and Game Board extended bowmen deer season from one week to two after a public hearing in Westhorn Fied D Retallek announced retirement effective Thursday. About 120 attended as the panel also considered pheasant season changes and other proposals. The board barred 20 rifles on public grounds and limited hunting hours from sunrise to sunset. Attending members included Harper Gerry and Burt Nietupski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Board
Westhorn
Harper Gerry
Shelburne Falls
Burt Nietupski
Agawam
Births in Pittsfield Area Delivers Three Daughters
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Nolan at 23 Memorial Dr welcome a daughter Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert J Ford at 27 Donna Ave announce a daughter Saturday. Mr and Mrs Arthur R Martin at 126 Lincoln St welcome a daughter yesterday at Tubkoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield General
Thomas C. Nolan
Memorial Dr
Robert J. Ford
Donna Ave
Arthur R Martin
Lincoln St
Joseph D Sheerin
Bernard Ave
Hillcrest
Robert F. Lamerre
Lyman St
Charles Hillard
Daniels Ave
Warden F. Cunningham
Hamburg
N.Y
Mercy Hospital
Buffalo
O. W. Landergren Jr
Allegate Ave
Boyd Cunningham
Columbiana
Ohio
Oscar W. Landergren
Cleveland St
Schools Council To Form Four Study Groups
Four new study groups will be formed tonight at a Citizens' Council for Public Schools meeting in the Eliich School room 149. Groups will cover high and elementary school building needs, curriculum and school administration, with progress reports on science curriculum and teacher compensation. Parents and members are invited to join. additional groups may form if requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Council For Public Schools
William F Christopher
Eliich School At & In
Pattsfield Deh
Studsime
Coune
Mrs Willets Tops Hackney Class At Eastern States Show
Mrs J Macy Willets of New Marlboro a long time Eastern States exhibitor won two hackney championships at the Coliseum driving her horses for others. Cassilis Sir Ecko won single harness pony and the Captain Malzac trophy while Cassilix Chansonette placed fourth in the amateur championship with Arthur Godfrey watching from the show box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Macy Willets
New Marlboro
Eastern States
Malzac
Vernon K. Roux
Quaker SE. Conn
Arthur Godfrey
Edgar S. DeMeyer
Cardinal Cushing Sees Khrushchev Peace Talk as Illusion
Cardinal Cushing of Boston warned about 1,200 at Pittsfield High School against being fooled by Khrushchev’s peace pitch. He called communism a world conquest, condemned its morality and warned that talks of peace can mask aggressive aims. He urged teaching communism at colleges under moral supervision and noted U.S. freedom impressed Khrushchev. The event included introductions by local clergy and a $1,000 gift from the CDA to the Cardinal’s St. James the Apostle order for training posts in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meban
Eugene W. Vian
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Archdiocese of Boston
Mewshall
D.D
Marion T. Byron
Daniel A. McGill
Thomas F. Finn
Pittsfield High School
Conaty
Catholic Daughters of America
South America
Cardinal Cushing
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchess
Pus. Sit
Bussans
Pittsfield
Court
Bishop County
Daughters of
Amelia
Paice
Boston
Acon
Budapest
Ito
Lenin
Stalin
Russia
Dhs County
Asystem
Mio Khrusht
Hollywood
Des Poe Iain Thess
Tle
Eugene F Marshall
St Mary's Church
Marshell
Thomas F Finn
St Mark's Church
CDA
Manon T Bston
McGull
Order of St. James the Apostle
Cushing
Latin America
Museum's Nature Hours Open 17th Season Saturdays
The 17th season of Saturday nature hours runs each Saturday at 10 15 morning for boys and girls through Dec 5 at the Berkshire museum Pleasant Valley. Free pre Sanctuary and Massachusetts programs are held in the museum with sponsorship by Audubon Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Pleasant Valley
Massachusetts
Audubon Society
Daniel McMorris
Egremont School
Frederic Olisch
North Tumor Tigh
Mc Morris
Pleasant Valley Sanctuary
Clisch
Barre
Bartlett Hendricks
Audubon
Alvah W. Sanborn
George M. Hanniton Jr
Arthur B
Toner Urges Widening of Elm Street
Ward 3 candidate William J. Toner called for widening Elm Street and construction of a fire substation in the Elm Williams street area. He cited Bet terment Act gains with no tax increase, urged timely progress, and pledged to stress projects at all times while aligning with Mayor Naughey and Ward 3 Counciman Bernard J. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 3
William J. Toner
Elm Street
Elm-Williams Street
Toner
Naughey
Ile
Bernard J. Murphy
Kim-Williams Street
Morgan Wins GE Award for Regulator Development
William E. Morgan of Hinsdale received a General Electric award for managerial effort in regulator development. Morgan, a manufacturing methods specialist, has 23 years with GE. the award includes a plaque and a monetary prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Morgan
Ge CE
Y “. Morgan of
Hinsdale
General Electric Co. Volla
Morgan
New stamp vending machine at post office lobby
A change making stamp machine has been installed in the Post Office lobby near the Fenn Street entrance. It will dispense one two cent stamp and a penny, change for a nickel, three three cent stamps and a penny, and six four cent stamps plus a penny for a quarter.
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Post Office
Fenn Street
Dr Albert Gena Elected to American Denture Society
Dr Albert Gena Ist North St has been notified of her receipt of membership to the American Denture Society. The society gathers prosthetic dentistry professionals and supports clinical research through demonstrations and postgraduate programs. Dr Gena completed years of postgraduate study at LSU University School of Dentistry and presented clinical papers on complete denture construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Gena
Denture
Albert
North St
Quito Os Geer
Ua Hecareris
Genn
Luts Universiy School of Dentists
Crane To Answer Sullivan On Greylock Appointment
Pittsfield lawyer George B. Crane of Greylock School Union says he will answer point by point to opposition from Councilor Raymond F. Sullivan over his appointment to the Greylock Reservation Commission. Sullivan plans to oppose Crane before the Governor's Council. Crane attends a Wednesday hearing at the State House as part of the confirmation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auy
George B. Crane
Pitts i Greylock School Union
Gove Field
Thelennor
Greylock Reservation
Furcolo
Camel
Crane
Raymond F. Sullvan
Sullivan
Furcalo
State House
Pittsheld
James E Wall
North Adams
James A. Hardman Jo
Nea
Robert P. Cramer
Williamstown
Cramer
Mount Greylock
Councilor
Sullvan
Walter Wood to Retire From Pittsfeld Post Office
Walter Wood of 107 Orma St will retire from the Pittsfeld Post Office after 30 years as a letter carrier. He grew up in Parsfield and plans a one month vacation with his wife Mrs Wood. A high school teacher in Dayton Ohio, he has a daughter in Toledo and a son in Ohio, with five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. le’ Beau
Windsor Ave
Christopher
Reno M. Tons
Curtis Ter
Waiter P Wood
Orma St
Pittsfeld
Sprie
Onera Strees
Min Wood
Op Wedford
Parsfied
Sine
Ah Wood
Dims
Puoupe
Wood
Flanders
Putsheld
Claims of Decrease in Unemployment Placements Reported
The Portsfeld office reported today that last week there were 460 unemployment claims, down from 384 the prior week and 2066 in the same week a year ago. Mr Barry said the office made four job placements in the period.
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Federation of Teachers
Tubko'e
Schools Council
Ronald Ls Kgelston
West Housatonic St
Daniel J. Cartin
Dalton
Richard Brewer
Stephentown, N
John Moore
Chester
John Mullaney
Rutland, WI
Rutland Hospital
Lee
Walter J. Gleason
Evelyn Pk
Mrs. Willets
Hackney
Mgr. Marshall
B. & G. Alum, Prod., Inc
Frannie Martin
Berkshire County
Berkshire Roofing and Insulation Co
Harry Vincent
Greylock
Walter Wood
Dunkason
Tt Schaffner & Marz Clothes
Freeman
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