District Court Hears Multiple Traffic and Support Cases
Nelson A. Bordeau 22 of 662 Tyler St fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to operating to endanger when his car failed to navigate a curve on New West Street and struck a telephone pole. Joseph J. Macchi 32 of 4McKinley Terrace found not guilty of driving to endanger. case dismissed after two car crash on South Street and Gamewell Avenue. Edward Depson 35 of 240 Fourth St pleaded guilty to failing to support his minor child. placed on six year probation with a 30-day suspended sentence and ordered to pay 10 dollars weekly. Others cited for speeding include Andre Emond 58 Spring St Bruno Donati 43 Dutchess Ave and Howard Sheldon 28 Cale Ave. Gifford Westfield paid 10. Mary Anderson Sheffield 20 for speeding and driving without a license. Ward Gilbert 72 Lakeway Drive fined 20 for failing to keep right. Forrest McKnight Lanesboro guilty of failing to stop for a school bus and fined 10. Francis DiMassimo 383 Newell St paid 5 for stop sign violation. Parking fines assessed to Joseph Bell George Garivaltis Gerald Garneau Sheila Griffin Charles Lahey Ronald Weslowski and Lawrence White. Lillian Freadman 24 Dexter St had parking charge filed.
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Joseph J. Macchi
McKinley Ter
Clement A. Fervis
Macchi
South Street
Gamewell Avenue
Atty
Donald J. Brennan
Edward Depson
Fourth St
Andre L. Emond
Spring St
Bruno Donati
Dutchess Ave
Howard R. Sheldon
Cale Ave
Richard A. Gifford
Westfield
Mary E. Anderson
Sheffield
Ward E. Gilbert
Lakeway Drive
Forrest H. McKnight
Lanesboro
Francis A. DiMassimo
Newell St
Joseph E. Bell
Maple St
George P. Garivaltis
Elizabeth St
Gerald A. Garneau
Glenwood Ave
Sheila A. Griffin
Harvard St
Charles M. Lahey
Lebanon Ave
Ronald €. Weslowski
Memorial Drive
Lawrence E. White
Curtis Ter
Lillian Freadman
Dexter St
Sewer Contract Awarded to Dedham Firm
The Sewer Commission authorized its chairman Dwight F. E. Jones to sign a contract with the Ralph Richard Construction Co. of Dedham for the eastern interceptor sewer off Elm Street. The bid was the lowest of six at $584,233, with Camp, Dresser & McKee to review. Work to start within 10 days and finish in 500 days. The commission also heard a request from the Garden Circle Commission of Lanesboro to allow 60 homes to tie into the Pittsfield sewer system and requested cost estimates.
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The
Sewer Commission
Dwight FE. Jones
Ralph Richard Construction Co
Dedham
Elm Street
John F. Daniels
New Public Works
Camp, Dresser & McKee
Richard
Patricca Construction Co
Pittsfield
Daniels
Garden Circle Commission of
Lanesboro
Michael Guinan
IRS To Open Bids Tomorrow On Sheffield Inn Property
GREAT BARRINGTON Sealed bids on the Sheffield Inn on Main Street Sheffield will be opened by agents of the Federal Internal Revenue Service tomorrow at 1:60 p.m. at the Post Office here. The property has been seized for nonpayment of delinquent taxes by the Bar rington School Inc.
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Great Barrington
Sheffield Inn
Federal Internal Revenue Service
Main Street
Sheffield
Barrington School, Inc
Democrat Women Seek TV Funds for Kennedy Campaign
Washington UPI reports Democratic women agreed to raise 100000 dollars to cover TV campaign costs for President Kennedy. Mrs. Margaret Price as DNC vice chair announced the goal on Tuesday. Jacqueline Kennedy sent a letter wishing success to the strategy meeting hosted by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Margaret Price
Democratic National Committee
Jacqueline Kennedy
Woman Party Workers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Correction on Bryant family relation clarified
Correction notes F William Bryant Jr a New York documentary film producer appeared in yesterday’s Eagle and was incorrectly labeled a descendant of William Cullen Bryant. He is a collaterial descendant of the poet via one of Cullen Bryant’s brothers.
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William Bryant Jr
New York
William Cullen Bryant
Maine Has Snow Michigan Too By The Associated Press
Parts of Maine and Michigan faced snow with three other states bracing for storms as autumn's sharp turn brought blustery conditions. Houston Maine logged 5 inches, Houghton Michigan 2, while heavy warnings warned 4 to 6 inches or more in parts of Ohio Pennsylvania and New York.
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Maine
Michigan
The
Associated Press
Houston
Houghton
Mich
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
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Tyler St
Edward M. Demick
Bordeau
New West Street
Sammy Vincents
Sueur
Lowrey
Zenith
Space Command
Riess
IRS
Democrat
Newport
Ore
Midwest
Plains
DE Scholls
Todd
Richmond, Virginia
Virginia Country Hams
Vermont
the Friendly Store
Boyd's Market
Shurfine
Turkey
Hotpoint
Hotpoint Disposalls
Carr Hardware Co
W.M.E.C
North St