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Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Massachusetts

28 Sep 1963

Page 6

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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1963

Page

6

Lanesboro opens first private pool housing display

Balance Rock Heights in Lanesboro unveils a one story three bedroom all electric home with a private pool. Contractor Alfred A. Zurrin, with son Andrew, will hold open houses today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and tomorrow 1 to 5 p.m. He plans 32 lots over two years on the former Olsen Farm, with ten lots currently developed. The pool, fed by Secum Brook, will be shared by homeowners and doubles as a winter skating rink.

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Balance Rock Heights Lanesboro Alfred A. Zurrin Olsen Farm Zurrin Balance Rock Road Secum Brook Laneshoro Balance Road Peck’s Road Pittsfield Andrew Park Drive Zurrins Cha Little Alfred
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Builders Foresee Strong House Apartment Market

New York builders, responding to Fortune’s housing survey, expect apartment construction to stay robust through the year at about 550,000 family units annually. They anticipate 1964 growth near 5 percent for single family homes, while Fortune projects about 4 percent.

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New York Fortune
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Plate Glass Prices Cut by a Third

Libbey-Owens-Ford announces a one third price cut on heavy duty plate glass thicker than a quarter inch to spur use of large glass areas in construction. Roy W. Anderson says the move lowers prices to 63 percent of the base period, with quarter inch at 83.8 percent, while bricks and concrete remain higher.

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Toledo Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co Roy W. Anderson Libbey-Owens-Ford Bureau of Labor Statistics Department of Labor
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The Berkshire Eagle Sage Balance Rock Heights Home New England Floor Landing Co Briggs Ave Peter Traversa Main St Alfred Zurrin U. S. Insulation CO. Inc Baldwin St Longmeadow, Mass North St Bull Hill Rd Balance Rock Rd Pittsfield General Hospital Wahconah St Peck’s Rd
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