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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1963

Page

19

Lavender Door Shop Sparks Debate On Riggs Center Expansion

STOCKBRIDGE EARLIER THIS YEAR the Austen Riggs Center shelved plans for a new activities building. The Lavender Door gift shop, central to patient crafts, faces moving or changing format if expansion proceeds, though staff insist the shop remains the program’s most active and distinctive element.

Austen Riggs Main Street Stockbridge Richard Spahn David B. Loveless Riggs Spahn Jay C. Rosenfeld Loveless Mr. Loveless Tilo Kaufmann Mr. Spahn Mr. Love- Jess

GE Wins IUE Pact Amid Boulwareism Debate

Berkshire week in review covers General Electric’s union settlement with the IUE granting a 3.1 percent immediate raise plus 2.5 percent later, plus benefits. The committee backed the deal despite President Carey opposing it, citing a weak union and a prior strike warning. Other items include Pittsfield High School’s Merit semifinalists, Lee Board of Health criticisms over sanitation, Yellow Coach Lines’ North Street shuttle, Lenox high school site deadlock, and Pittsfield police investigations yielding no tangible results.

TUE James B. Carey IUE Pittsfield Massachusetts Berkshires North Street Park Square Pittsfield General Hospital

Obituaries and civic notices mix in Pittsfield region

A long list of obituaries and local civic notes from Pittsfield and surrounding towns includes deaths and ages for residents such as Isabel Eaton and Mrs. A. Sutt, plus appointments and honors for local officials, educators, and community leaders. Highlights mention Gov. Peabody naming a special justice in Pittsfield, David Huxtable purchasing a music store, and Sister Miriam Regina becoming hospital administrator in Worcester while many school and college appointments are noted across Berkshire County.

Gov. Peabody Clement A. Ferris Pittsfield Frederick M. Myers David Huxtable Dalton Wood Brothers Winifred Beil Rolland G. Duval Adams Plunkett J. Franklin Farrell Miriam Regina Sisters of Providence Helen M. Smith St. Vincent Hospital Worcester Carolyn Zola Civil Service Department of Parks and New England American Friends Service Committee Maureen L. Connelly Sargent College Boston University William J. Schultz Museum of Conservative Art Oklahoma City Okla Susan Sandy) Brower Drury High North Adams Edward J. Hills South Egremont Berkshire County Selectmen's Association John F. Davison Jr Berkshire Mas

The Migrant Apple Pickers of Vermont in Wartime Era

A North Berkshire Weekly feature recalls migrant workers in Fitchburg orchards during World War II. It traces origins from Fort Devens, notes housing and sanitation problems, and cites Bennington County grower Irwin W. Meyer hiring up to 70 migrants and the 20 cent per bag wage with contractor fees. It discusses housing conditions, safety concerns, and federal debates led by Senator Williams on aiding migrant families.

Fitchburg Orchards Fort Devens the Bulge Frankfurter Staats-Zeitung Plainfield Mass New England Florida Texas Addison County Maine Bennington County Irwin W. Meyer Vermont Meyer Kipling Tommy Atkins Farm Security Administration California America Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr Senate Sen. Williams House Appropriations Committee

Appointment changes at Berkshire County institutions and store

Henry E. Como is named to succeed Charles F. Thompson as deputy master of the Berkshire County House of Correction. Andrew J. May, descendant of Jala Moses England, becomes assistant merchandising manager in the Inglandt Brothers home furnishing division. The Massachusetts Heart Association designates a field representative role.

Schusetts Heart Association Henry E. Como Charles F. Thompson Berkshire County House of Correction Andrew J. May Jala Moses England Inglandt Brothers

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