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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1963

Page

16

Stolen hubcaps reported at Midas Muffler site

Thomas Hall of 31 Wellington Ave reports four hubcaps worth 35 dollars stolen from his car parked in front of Midas Muffler on West Housatonic Street Wednesday night. Police said a 1962 convertible owned by Burt Gibby of Dalton had its top slashed and the car ransacked in the Berkshire Bowl lot on Dalton Avenue early today.

Thomas Hall Wellington Ave Midas Muffler West Housatonic Street Burt Gibby Dalton Berkshire Bowl Dalton Avenue

Winter Sports Equipment Sale Set for December Fifth

The annual winter carnival event, the winter sports equipment sale, will run December 5 6 and 7 with sale headquarters to be announced. Sellers receive eighty percent of the price with the remainder to the sports committee to defray carnival costs. The 1963 64 committee met at Springside House chaired by Ernest M Manns. Next meeting is Wednesday at 8 pm. Members include Max Sauter William F Plouffe Ida Fosty Jacqueline LeSage.

Park Department Springside House Ernest M. Manns Max Sauter William F. Plouffe Ida Fosty Jacqueline LeSage

Amherst Dormitory Honors Benefactor

Amherst College will dedicate a new dormitory Saturday in the name of the late Edward C. Crossett of Pasadena California. Crossett's bequest valued at 2481506 is among the largest in Amherst history. The ceremony at 1230 p.m. in Mead Gallery will include Crossett family members President Calvin H. Plimpton and college officials. The room will display Crossett's print collection given to the college. The dormitory houses 72 students in four and six man suites. Two other dormitories are under construction to be ready next year.

AEKST Amherst College Edward C. Crossett Pasadena Calif Amherst

City Hall Briefs Highlight Local Petitions and Finance

Ward 3 Councilman Remo Del Gallo seeks snow and ice removal on Wealthy Avenue and city acceptance of Pine Grove Drive segment. Ernest J. Schmidt of Flushing files a claim for auto damage from a loose manhole cover. Candidates’ financial statements stream into city clerk’s office. several incumbents report no funds, with two unopposed, one expending 92 dollars. PWD awards rock salt contract at 14.28 per ton to Chemical Corp of Berkshire. others bid 14.40. delivery within 24 hours required. city uses about 2,000 tons yearly and Chemical Corp. has long provided salt.

Remo del Galla Wealthy Avenue Pine Grove Drive Ernest J. Schmidt Flushing Ward Remo DelGallo John J.quinn Dan Daniel Casey City Pwd Public Works Department Chemical Corp Berkshire International Salt Corp Buffalo N.Y General Sand & Gravel Corp Pitttsfield the Chemical Corp

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