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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1959
Page
4
Auction reports from Chatham and Northampton show varied livestock and produce pricing. Eggs, poultry, calves, and hogs list multiple weight bands and prices, with cows, bulls, steers, heifers, and goats priced per cwt or head, reflecting a mixed market in a regional sale.
Gioanni Meneghin, husband of Maria Callas, filed for legal separation blaming their estrangement on her love for another man, thought to be Aristotle Onassis. He cited a summer cruise on Onassis’ yacht Christina as the context. Callas and Onassis deny romantic ties, saying they are merely friends.
The Wendell-Sherwood luncheon showcased the season’s green trend with emerald to moss outfits from England Brothers, Textile Store, Robinsons, Jays, Lisieux Shop, Rasebers, Paris Store, Farar, and Holden & Stone. Notable designs included a green toggle coat, a velvet wedding gown tint, and a mass green ponyskin lining, with brides and ensembles from multiple shops and a closing traditional wedding gown. The event drew over 100 attendees and featured pieces from Paris Store, Holden & Stone, and others as the fashion movement emphasized vibrant green hues.
The Zoning Board of Appeals schedules hearings for October 19 on three variance petitions. Isadore Goodman seeks permission to convert some accessory buildings to apartment units at Gordon and Last Streets. James J Quitko asks to operate a traver screening machine off East New Manchester Road. William A Mandell denied the machine’s use after a Building Inspector ruling. Willam F Broderick seeks approval to erect a 1 pin alley sign at 495 Dalton Ave for Bethian Bowl.
James W. Wilson of Troy pleads noto to defective vehicle and unregistered gear. Robert J. Perreault of Holyoke Mario Censato and Richard R. Bennett fined $10 each for speeding. Ralph Lo VikKay fined $10 for speeding. William G. Labasse and William F. Whitmire fined $3 each for parking violations. Robert J. Polidoro fined $3 for a traffic offense.
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