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las Station Problemha ninefor JubileeA gas Nation *ar could be shaping up in the Jubilee urban lew a I area.The seven statioas now situated there must sell their proper's to the PittsfiHd Housmg Authority lt;PHA. But all want to we back when Jubilee is lt;onipletedPH A Executive Director Arthur C. Met; ill has been ombarded” with requests for choice corners within the area He said he would mail a profwsed gas-station plan to *nibers of the PHA and the Urban Redevelopment Authority, th the hope that the combined authorities ran rome to some reement at a meeting tn the near future It is believed that the PHA does not want to pul seven s stations in the area. Earlier this year. McGill said he was nking of recommending that no gas stations be allowed thui the area0 Low-Cost Housing Unitsought by PHA for Jubilee\e Pittsfiehf Housing Aulhor-s taking steps to acquire 4*cost federal public housing » in the Jubilee urban real areaie 44* units would be part of O-umt apartment complex in Dee ring Street section. The lings would lie constructeda private developer, who Id get a federal subsidy, ip A 4 V Construction to . ers of the Colonial Gardens imetits in Collsville and MKed developers for a 52-low -income apa rt meritplex on Dalton Division d. has filed an application toitruct the Jubilee develop-t.n d e r tentative arrange-ts, the propxl would be a*d income limited dividendram financed under tiierral Housing Admimstra-s Ti\ id) (31 programtlie plan receives final FHA -oval, the Pittsfield Housing lonty will be guaranteed a imum of 40 rental umU in projectie 441 units would give the { a total of IM federal hous* units connected with urbanwal here—14*44-eider! v hous-itlieran Lliurclii*mlx-r VisitsHe Sundaie annua! every member rt-ion of Zion s Kvangehcalteran Church will be Sundayrnoon under sponsorship of stewardship committeeled by Rudi H Rtsch sitors who wilt canvas* es of members will be coin-aoned at the two morning ices Sunday, l l.i and II. ts will not be made to mem-who turned in their pledgeIs at the recent iovaltv dm-le purpose of the visits, acting to Mr. Risch, is to se i pledges of ‘ time, talent treasure” of the members.^e pledges are necessary tomg projects scheduled for the Columbus Project, 541 scattered-site units, and the 44 units in Jubilee.In other Jubilee action this week, the PHA dosed the purchase of a S14.0W two-story building on Clapp Avenue owned bv Monroe J. Mot tor.Krookc 1 iftorvParty litreTo Be Nov. 2iThe Berkshire County campaign organization for Attv. Gen. Edward W Brooke will hold a party Sunday night, Nov. 27. at the Bubble Room Pittsfield, to i'elcbrate Brooke s election as I S. senator Brooke won in Berkshire County by about 13.500, and in the state by more than 400 000 oxer former Gov. Kndicott Peabody.Asst. Ally. Gen. Rudolph A Sacco, who was Brooke s counts—- S'coordinator and who is incharge of the celebration party.said there will be a nominal ticket charge to cover rental and music for dancing Refresh-ments will be furnished bv the•*partygoers, and Sacco has suggested in a bulletin to Brookeworkers offerings ranging fromam how paste to zitti macaronibut stresses that it is not a“soup-to-nuls” affair.“You might say.’ he suggested, “that it’ll be a bewildering buffet *He said there is no assuranceyet that Atty. Gen Brooke will be able to attend the party. He u now vacationing in the Virgin Islands and. Sacco adds, “he has a substantia! workload still facing him in Suffolk Countv Superior Courttt30 StudentsIn Work-StudvObiluiXlr*. Ralph OlneyCANAAN, N Y — Mrs (irt Olney, 71, died here Friday the home of her daughter. M Jed Lawrence whom she w visiting. Mrs. Olney was a w ter resident of Stiglcr, OKI and a summer resident of ( Forge, N Y She was the wife Ralph H. Olney.Besides her daughter. M Olney leaves two other dau ters, Mrs. Jim Sirmans v Mrs. Dons Wood, both of Ok horn a, three sons. Ralph II.and Donald of Old Forge, iClifford o* Evans Mills; a 1 ter, Mrs. Isa by lit Kelly Keene. N.H.; a brother. Edwj flow of Seymour. Conn., grandchildren and three grc grandchildrenThe funeral will be held Springfield. YtHr*. Hawl 1. \a*hMrs. Ha/el Irwin Nash, widow of Dennis E. Nash, dWednesday in Honda followa short illness. Mr. Nash lt;j Jul\ *. and Mrs Nmoved almost i rn media t eh*rFlorida to make her home, was born in Adams, Aug 11*47, daughter of the late Jat and Mary Mahoney Irwin lived many years in Pittsfi She was a coinrnunicantChrist the King Church, Jisonvilie. Fla.Survivors include five slt;Peter J. of Georgia, Vincent and Paul J. of California, Sh P of Germany and IJennis N with the I S. Armed Force*Viet Van; a daughter. V Mary Jo Nash of Jacksonvi several grandchildren;brothers. Reginald V Irwin Berkshire Village and Jamei Irwin, Canaan, Conn. A H Mass of Requiem for Mr*. N will be celebrated Monday lt;a m. at Christ the King ChuiA committal service willheld Wednesday at St. JosefCemetery.Raymond E. .MoulthropThe funeral of Ramond Moulthrop of Hou^atonic i Fridas at the Housatii Methodist Church with the B Donald T Keil. pastor, of filing, assisted by the Rev. DonK. Palmer ef Pittsfield, forr pastor,Bearers were Lawrence Bartoteri of Great Barnngt Dewev J Beckwith. Karlm w •Peiffer and Lawrence E. Sinard, all of Housatomo. tridge G Hudson of Stock bn and Edward A Pothul of 1 ingham Burial was in Pel brook Cemetery in Great I ringlonMembers of Cmcinru Lodge. AFIcAM condult;Masonic servk.es Thursdav lt;n:ng at the Stevens Fun Home
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The Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Sat, Nov 19, 1966
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