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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1960

Page

15

Lee Builds Maximile High School In Lee Massachusetts

South Berkshire Weekly notes Lee voters approved a 354 0 bond to fund a new Maximilite high school on Grey Jock Street. The 600 pupil, 72 000 square foot building costs about 13.78 per square foot, with 1 141 427 for general contract and 992 427 for the bare structure. Costs per square foot are compared to Wahconah and Greylock projects. County notices highlight strong credit and favorable 3 4 percent bond rate, with state reimbursements expected to offset tax impact, avoiding double sessions and supporting modernization.

Lee South Berkshire Grey- Jock Street New Lee Massachusetts Berkshire County Wahconah Dalton Greylock Williamstown

Sunday Services and Churches in Pittsfield Listings

A compact directory of Pittsfield worship options with multiple churches listed. It covers service times daily masses and Sunday worship for parishes including Calvary Bible Church St Anthony and St Marys Holy Cross etc with pastors and locations noted.

Caroly R. Harrington Nancy M. Albright David D. Long Jr Race Church East House Tonic St John VanderTuin Kenneth Dahl Soares School Sly Farilly Cathelle Henry C. Kreszko Cone Paugielies N. Emanel West Pillstighd Fr H. Southwick Laurance Kimple Roy F. Nash Jr A.m Air Dwight Merrell Hovah‘s Witnesses Kingdom Hall Norn Street Cromwell Avenue Lewis H. McKnight Saratoga Springs N.Y Pum Theocratic Ministry School Matt Morningside Baptist Church Stanley B. Thomson Kenneth Lavery Jean B. Meisenheimer Donald W. Davis Thomson P.m Count Carmel Cathede Retv Robert R. Chouquelt J. Anthony Menard John H. Hibbard Jr J. Edward Kenyon fArs Ralph A. Gilbert Rite Memorial Zion-Y Sampson Greeny Pasion Fanny Smith Wered Heart Henry Fi

Record-Breaking Pittsfield Sewer Plant Contract

The winning bid of 2,377,747 by Daniel O Connell & Sons of Holyoke topped 9 other bidders for the Pittsfield sewer project. The 40 million gallon daily plant will finish in early 1963 and seek 250000 in federal aid. it ends pollution in the Housatonic River.

Daniel O'Connell & Sons of Holyoke O'Connell Pittsfield General Hospital Haughey Sewer Commission Pittsfield-Dalton Pittsfield Housatonic Housatonic River

Youth Seminars At Jewish Center Attract Hartford Area Teens

A busy program for young people ran Monday and Tuesday at the Jewish Community Center hosting 100 teens from Hartford Waterbury Connecticut and Springfield Pittsfield. Isidore Cooperman executive director delivered the keynote address Jewish Teenager World Today. A seminar followed discussing future education vocational choices and life partner selection.

Hartford Waterbury Conn Springfield Pittsfield Isidore Cooperman

Williamstown Summer Theater Faces Debt and Future

Williamstown Summer Theater is $2,700 in the red after a 1960 season deficit. Trustees prepare a new budget and seek funds to sustain the Adams Memorial Theater on Williams College campus, with past growth and tourist impact noted despite the shortfall.

Williamstown Janus Willamstown Adams Memorial Williams College Williamstown Theater Foundation, Inc George W. Schryver Pittsfield Albany N.Y

Ramsay to Moderate New Year Service at First Church

Walter H. Ramsay of Pilgrim Memorial Church will moderate the 145th annual New Year’s service at the First Church of Christ Congregational at 9 p.m. Sunday. No coffee hour after the service this year due to Sunday worship.

wostCalvary Bible Church Ymca Auditorium R. C. Jacobean Berkshire Full Gospel Church Assemblies of God J—Elm Street Northumberland Road Marlin le Ball Young People’s Fellowship Christian Assembly Williz St Joseph M. Beretta Christian Science First Church of Christ | Scientist Wardell Ave South St Cherck of Christ Pine Grave Drive Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints H Wm. Prietthood YMCA Elm Street Pilgrim Holiness Church Marcella Avenue William E. Clive First Baptist Church Elis Hall J. Vance Willams Jr George W. Bayley Vincie ‘Alessi Mr. Williams First Church Burchell First English Pentecostal Mission F. A. Gibson James M. Aum Pextor Roger A. Day Dan Bowers Howard A. Fohrhaltz David W. Daniels Whitney Manning John’s Elias Hawrylyshyn Joseph’s Cetholla Cetholla — Fastor, the Rev. Charles L. Foley John J. Callahan John H. Abe Donnall Raymond & Lanoue Lus Ann & Larkin Alasses Alexander Wladimirsky Vine Lituray I. Stephen's Malcolm W. Eckel Douglas M. Wilams Frederic S. Eastman Amiss Mildred. Buttrey Teresa P. Henry Sullivan Frank X. Hennigan Pierce Power Alvalion Army Hugo W. Wiberg G.m Cond Congregational Columbus Avenue Orata Street Harold L. Nevers Mr. Mevers Wendell Ave Kenneth Hutchins South Congregational Raymond £. Gibson Thomas B. Cox Gary G. Barnes Helen N. Morgan William P. McNutt Cox Mr. Barnes Trinity Methodist Woodlawn and Dalton Avenues Merle G. Slane Henry Ashton Madeline Wesley William Reynolds Unitarian Wendall Ave Edward Knight Dan Huntington Fennet Walter Ramsay Walter H. Ramsay Pilgrim Memorial Church First Church of Christ Congregational

U S Shoe Output Drops 5 5 Percent in 1960 Forecasts

Boston AP reports United States shoe production for 1960 at 603 million pairs, down 5.5 percent from 1959’s 638,201,000. The New England association says a mild recession lingered into early 1961 with 1961 output projected around 600 million pairs and total factory shipments exceeding 2.2 billion dollars. Massachusetts leads New England production with 51.4 percent, Maine 23.7, and New Hampshire 21.1.

Boston United States New England Shoe and Leather Association New England The Association Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire

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South Berkshire Weekly By Frank McCarthy Christian Center Epworth Mission God By Coerie Clark Africa Bermuda Berkshire Week In Review Berkshires Bousquet’s Patrick E. Callaghan Jaughey Bernard J. Murphy Charles S. Broyles Amy John J. Martin James Pringle Miss Hall Eugene J. Chalfire Boston Symphony Orchestra Solomon H. Haddad Haddad Bug Co Charles H. McCann Drury High Trade School National Conference of Christians and Jews Martha Miner Stebbins Windsor Bennington Highland School Milters Falls Center School Errying William Widen RF. Widen Co North Adams Martin J Pittsfield Colton John H. Lucas George Berk Coughlin Joseph B. Lucey Robert J Barrington DeGiorgis Maria Macborsld William Pittsfiel DeLaura Louis Sione Ralph Zupanec Franklin K. Faddock Robert J. Tracy Zupanec Department of Surgery Robert P. Villanova John H. Shults Pittsfield Permanent Firemen’s Association Agricultural National Bank Paul K. Fodder Marvin R. Denzel Thomas F. Plunkett Jr Selectmen James J. Bush Iubert P. Orient Governor's Council Furcolo Atty John J. Dwyer George R. McCormick Great Barington Thomas C. Wiotkowski Billa Jewish Center North Berkshire Weekly New York Herald Tribune ITEM John F. Downing Berk Shire County Mary L. Dempsey Williamstown Board of Trade By Ralph Renzi the Thing Foundation Louis Rudnicky George Oestreich Irwin Shainman Nikos Psacharsopoulos Rudnick Psacharopoulos Ali Shainman U.S Grace Church Conservative Congregational Christian Conference Heart of the Berkshires Grange East Mousatonic Street Richard Derrye Jack Wryhzen Pittsfield High School Peter Hope Church Stockbridge Road Lenox Singspiration Bible School Wanda Trepacz Beauty Salon North ST
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