Future of Kingsley School to be determined Tuesday
Kingsley Hall and North Egremont private school finances loom as judge Glennon considers feasibility of restructuring. Receiver Albert Silverman and bankruptcy trustees weigh reorganization versus liquidation for Berk Shire Street Railway creditors, with more than 100 enrolled for next year amid staff and student impacts.
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Kingsley School
Kingsley Hall
Atty
Silverman
North Egremont
Glennon
Eice
Me. Silvers
Paul W. Glennon
Man
Alty
Robert J. White
Berk
Shire Street Railway Co
Elas
Atty. Albert
Pittsfield
Main Street
Mees Terre
Ree QyHee Wee
Erat
BSR
East Street
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Arbitration focus on contract intent and meaning dominates ongoing discussions. The dispute centers on the true interpretation of the contract as parties seek a resolution.
City Hall Briefs Address Ward 1 Petition and Parking Change
City officials discussed a 25 percent contract reduction at 60 signatures on a long contested tract near Morningview Drive. Ward 2 Councilman Grady noted a narrow sidewalk on Orchard Street and a plan to reassign workers, while a group led by Marguerite L. Ryan pressed for one hour parking on Park Street to reduce traffic hazards for children.
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Ernest St. Caves
Peter
Benedict Road
Con
al City Council
Conway Construction
Morningview Drive
Ward 2
Raymond
Grady
Orchard
Marguerite L. Ryan
Park Street
Golden Age Club Elect Officers At YMCA Meeting
The Golden Age Club will elect officers for the coming year at Tuesday’s YMCA meeting at 2. The slate includes Jesse Beebe, Alexander Belisle, Mrs. Jennie Darwin for president. John Callaghan and Mrs. Hazel Gooder more for vice president. Elizabeth Clark and Mrs. Herman Groch for secretary. Bertha Carlisle for treasurer. Male steering candidates are Roland Bentley, Larry Curtis, and Finnl Wainee. female steering slots feature Mrs. Louise Hannon and Mrs. Marie Wilkinson.
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Golden Age Club
YMCA
Jesse Beebe
Alexander Belisle
Jennie Darwin
John Callaghan
Hazel Goodermore
Elizabeth Clark
Herman Groch
Bertha Carlisle
Roland Bentley
Larry Curtis
Finnl Wainee
Louise Hannon
Marie Wilkinson
Movie Timetable Capitole Showings and Late Listings
Pittsfield daily timetable lists multiple films at various venues including Life Cinema Palace Union Square and Sunset Drive-In. Notable titles include Yojimbo Gidget Goes To Rome 13 Frightened Girls What Ever Happened to Baby Jane Days of Wine and Roses. County timetable on Page 18.
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Union Square
Gidget
Rome
Pittsfield Drive-In
Sunset Drive-In
Baby Jane
Driver Fair After Crash In Lanesboro
A two year old motorist suffered head lacerations and unspecified broken injuries after a crash on Balance Rock Road in Lanesboro. Donald DeGroat of 70 Briggs Ave. was reported in fair condition at Pittsfield General Hospital. Trooper John J. White said DeGrout failed to negotiate a curve, traveled 144 yards, nearly hit a utility pole, snapped a cable, passed over a lawn, approached 20 year old Andrew Currin mowing, then struck Carl Zurzin's station wagon, rolled over an embankment. Carl Zurzin is Currin's father. Property damage was unestimated and the investigation continues.
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Balance Rock Road
Lanesboro
Pittsfield General Hospital
Donald DeGroat
Briggs Ave
Pittsfield
John J. White
DeGrout
Andrew 4Urrin
Carl Zurzin
Andrew
Jobless Father To Face Break Charge
Edward Ferry, 46, of 251 Brad sford Street, unemployed and father of six, is scheduled to face a breaking and entering charge in District Court this morning. The Wednesday night Berkshire Beef Company burglary on Newell Street involved theft of cash and goods totaling about 318 dollars.
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Edward Ferry
Bradsford St
Berkshire Beef Company
Newell Street
Ferry
Nuclear power in Canada to begin service by 1965 says association
Canada eyes commercial nuclear power by 1965 as the Indian Electrical Manufacturers Association announces progress on reactors at Rolphton Ontario. Names such as Mrs Henry A Crady Jr and William H Shutts are listed in ceremony attendances and locations. Detectives Russo and McCarthy arrest Ferry at his home following an intensive investigation and a good hunch, with stolen cash and food items from a soft drink machine among the loot.
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Toronto
Canada
Henry A. Crady Jr
West St
William H. Shutts
Emerson I Nndian Electrical Manufacturers
Treatment. Association
Rolphton
Ont
Carmel W. Russo
James E. McCarthy
Ferry
Neaves Hillcrest
Charles Daley
Wingdale
Norman D. Maine
Lenox
Paul Flint
Mrs. Bologna
Neal Flint
Lenox Dale
Soviets Decry Poor Quality Consumer Goods
Moscow Pravda newspaper slams the quality of consumer products including bathing items and shoes saying they are so poorly made they are unusable in a front page editorial.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Rodeo Set for Berkshire Downs Sunday and Monday
The Exchange Club sponsors two 2 PM performances at Berkshire Downs Hancock under the Interstate Rodeo Association. Events include saddle and bareback riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, Brahma bull riding, plus clowns, trick riders and comic bullfighters. Competitor Dennis O'Rourke, ranked fifth in saddle bronc, travels from Oklahoma. Proceeds aid the club's youth program. a group of mentally challenged children will attend Monday afternoon.
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Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Interstate Rodeo Association
del P. Virgillo
Dennis O'Rourke
Oklahoma
Child Bicyclist Injured Slightly in City Collision
An eight year old bicycle rider, Agnes Stone of 39 Curtis Street, suffered arm bruises yesterday when her bicycle collided with a car at the Winter Curtis Street intersection. She was treated at Pittsfield General Hospital and released. The motorist, David C. Sham, 32, of 238 Francis Avenue, told police the child was unable to make a turn and her bicycle rolled into the road into his machine.
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Curtis Street
Shel
Agnes Stone
Curtis St
Pittsfield General Hospital
David C. Sham
Pang
Francis Ave
County CD Office Reactivated in Berkshire County
County Civil Defense reactivation announced by Joh M. Bonnington of 320 Benedict Road naming him acting sector director under state Director Thomas Finn. Temporary space in Dalton Town Offices, with Patton as permanent center pending options. recalls past deactivation and interim leadership by Bonnington and Kasuba in prior years.
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Berkshire County
Office of
Civil Defense
Joh M. Bonnington
Benedict Road
Bonnington
State Department Public Welfare
Beagen
State CD
Thomas Finn
Natick
Dalton Selectmen
Eugene R. Clark
Thomas J. Calelahan
Willam
Glendon
Patton
Alphonse T. Kasuba
Pttstidd
Benematon
Holy Family Church Jubilee Masses and Lawn Party
Holy Family Church marks its Golden Jubilee with a weekend lawn party on church grounds and special Masses Monday and Tuesday. A high Mass for founders and benefactors at 8:30 Monday and a 7 p.m. Mass Tuesday for the living members frame the events. The lawn party runs daily starting at 1 p.m. with Polish foods, refreshments, carnival rides, booths, and a Labor Day prize pool of 1000 dollars. Theodore J. Handerck chairs arrangements.
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Holy Family Church
Holy Family
Theodore J. Handerck
Lisieux Shop Moves to Former Larkin's Store
Lisieux Shop will relocate from 160 North St to 164 North St over the weekend, expanding space and dressing booths. Larkin's vacated the Miller Building store last month. Founded in 1926, Lisieux Shop has long sold women’s wear and plans to open in the new quarters on Wednesday.
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Lisieux
North St
Larkin's
Alice Bridges
Obituaries: Messenger and Macy Die After Illness
George F Messenger of Pittsfield died at Hillcrest Hospital after a long illness. He retired from Crane & Co. in June after 1 years service and was a member of First Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife Theresa Rozon Belcher a stepdaughter a brother four grandchildren and two nephews. Mrs Ralph D Macy of Sheffield died at her Main Street home. Born in Corona New York June 5 1893 she lived in Sheffield 42 years and helped found the Sheffield Parent Teacher Association. She was a parishioner at Christ Episcopal Church and long time church choir member. She leaves her husband two sons a daughter a brother a niece and five grandchildren. Burial and services set for both notices with details at local churches and funeral homes.
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George F. Messenger
Strong Ave
Hillcrest Hospital
Canaan
N.Y
Edward
Sarah Messenger
Pittsfield
Crane & Co
Dalton
First Methodist Church
Theresa Rozon Belcher
Arthur E. Caropreso
Edward Messenger
Hinsdale
Wellington
Jesse S. Greene
Pittsfield Cemetery
Sheffield
Margaret L. Macy
Ralph D. Macy
Macy’s Garage
Main Street
Corona
Thomas
Annie Jardine WeVoe
Sheffield Parent-Teacher Association
Christ Episcopal Church
Women's Guild
Robert
R. Philip Macy
David B. Ellis
Lanesboro
Louis J. DeVoe
Flushing
Otto ‘I. Kreuser
Alford
Christ Church
American Cancer Society
Charles Glowinski Dies at 52 in Pittsfield
Charles W Glowinski 52 of 108 West St died yesterday at Pickwick Hotel after living in Pittsfield all his life. A retired weaver once at Berkshire Woolen Co he retired after an injury in World War II. Survivors include cousin Mrs Earl DeSilva of Rensselaer and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Blanks Funeral Home. Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9.
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Charles W. Glawinski
West St
Pickwick Hotel
Pittsfield
Berkshire Woolen Co
Earl DeSilva
Rensselaer
Blanks
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Lester G. Garrison
The funeral for Mrs. Lester G. Garrison will be held this afternoon at Wellington Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Ryan of First Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Cedar Park Cemetery, Hudson, New York.
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L. G. Garrison
Lester G. Garrison
Wellington
Walter §. Ryan
First Methodist Church
Cedar Park
Hudson, N.Y
Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Notices Policy
Berkshire Eagle publication policy notes that Card of Thanks and In Memoriam notices are accepted for the next day, while death notices are eligible for same day. Cash in advance is required with a rate of 25 cents per line and a minimum charge of $1.25.
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Berkshire Eagle Daily
In Memoriam Joseph L. Boufreau Sr Died September
In loving memory of Joseph L Boufreau Sr who died September 219a. Dust when your life was brightest and your years were best God called you from this world to the home of eternal rest All your toils and conflicts ever So you dwell with Christ above Oh what glories you've discovered in the Savior whom you loved.
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Joseph L. Boufreau Sr
Christ
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