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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1965
Page
4
At the New York World's Fair the New England pavilion drew its largest crowds this year with over 66 000 visitors. Officials cited the country store exhibition as the busiest salon since spring and more than 12 000 people watched performances by Connecticut and Massachusetts groups on the village green.
Alex Marsten proprietor of Marsten's Ski Den announces the purchase of Tepper's Shoes ballet shoes and accessories department as Tepper's goes out of business. The move diversifies Marsten's offerings while keeping to specialty items. He already sells ballet tights and skating accessories.
Michael Dawson son of Mr and Mrs William Dawson Portsmouth Ohio and many others are listed by name and address with operations and surgeries including tonsillectomies open heart operations and other treatments. The entries include families from Duncan L Honig Narragansett Avenue Michael Truden Memorial Drive and Susan Marie Calderella of 247 Onota Street Boston Children’s Hospital.
Offers consolidate all debts into a single monthly payment with ranges from 51,500 to 7,500 and repayment terms of 1 to 5 years. Claims no prepayment penalties and no bad debts. Advises contacting Mr. Nertom at 47-7348.
Robert Stanger was elected president of the St Charles Youth Group at a Sunday meeting in the St Charles School hall. Ann GowDEY was elected vice president Christine Nichols secretary Michael Kinna historian. Plans include a roller skating party at Broyles Arena October 17 and a Halloween dance October 3 with Catherine Cahill and Miss Nichols in charge of the skating and Cynthia Bazan and Mary Hayes handling the dance arrangements.
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