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