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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1964

Page

6

Grossman Opens 40th Outlet in Former Car Barn

Grossman expands in Berkshire County by converting the Berkshire Street Railway garage on East Street into a 35,000 square foot warehouse showroom for building supplies. The new Pittsfield outlet offers cash and carry, delivery, and a catalog of Grossman homes. Fred LaFramboise named manager. Dick England advised on site and bidding. Open 8 to 5 daily, 3pm Thursday and Friday. prizes awarded at close.

Grossman Family Corporation Grossman's Grossman’s Ad Company Coma Eee Mike Grossman Pittsfield Berkshires Richard England Washington, D.c Albert C. England Dr. England Grossmar Dick England Ford, Conn LaFramboise Wallingford Raynor C. Hubbell Hubbell Berkshire Street Railway Librizst New England New York Robert B. Dillon Remo del Gallo James Richmany Edward Savage Fred LaFramboise Michael Grossman

Seasonal Exodus Due Soon

The Water Systems Council warns of high summer water use as homes empty for warm months. Private wells and outdoor fixtures like patio sinks and frostproof hydrants give unrestricted supply for lawns and gardens, with city homes also adopting private wells when community supplies falter. Consult a water systems dealer for installation guidance.

Water Systems Council

Ladder Stabilizer Hack With Coffee Cans

A home repair tip suggests burying two empty coffee cans in the ground and placing a ladder into the cans to steady it while replacing loose shingles or siding. This low tech trick uses soil friction to prevent wobble during work.

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