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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1970
Page
6
Mrs Rita Pare sold her Chester property including a house and large barn with fireplace and about 140 acres to Edwin A Schlossberg of New York. Pare will remain until June. Schlossberg, architect, is son of Alfred I Schlossberg of Schlossberg Co Inc New York. Sale handled by C M and H D Flynn of Becket.
Permission slips for Girl Scout Troop 127 cookie drive must be signed and returned to Mrs. Earl Laurie. The drive runs January 24 to February 7. Ishmael Perez will speak at Glad Tidings Church Sunday at 7 in Lenox. Berkshire Christian Carriage students provide music. Town meeting registration ends January 22 and caucus is January 26 at Town Hall from 7 to 9. Women’s Bowling League results note Hathaway high single 108 and total 295. Cub Scouts skating party Wednesday after school. bring skates. Parents pick up Scouts at Mrs. Thomas Engner’s home 3 to 5:30 rather than 4:49. Bruce Cooper returns home after two years in the Army. Rev. Thomas E. Lohan transfers to Sacred Heart Church Holyoke from Chester parishes.
Adams reports the Northern Berkshire Mineral Club will meet Sunday at 7 30 pm at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home. Dues are due and Betty Crocker coupons will be collected for the club scholarship fund. Refreshment committee members include Mr and Mrs G Fred Lincks and Kevin Downey of Pittsfield and Mr and Mrs John Woodason of Lanesboro.
Thomas Rich of Bull Hill Road Lanesboro will represent Mt Greylock Regional High School at the annual student government day in Boston on April 3. He stars on the varsity ski and soccer teams, is captain of soccer, and holds senior vice president after formerly serving as freshmen vice president. He contributes to the school newspaper and varsity club. Also, final voter registration hours before town meeting are next Tuesday from 9 am to 1 pm and 7 to 10 pm, and selectmen renew the rubbish removal license for Gaston Gauthier. The Lanesboro census will begin this week with appointed takers Mrs Shirley Williams, Mrs Bonnie Garrity, Mrs Ruth Brower, Mrs Dolores Furtek, Mrs Carol Harris, Mrs Janet Maynard, Mrs Vivian Montini, Mrs June Roy, and Phyllis Goerlach handling Berkshire Village.
Legion Post 436 in Berkshire Village, closed for winter heating issues, will meet Tuesday at 7 20 pm at the West Shore Club. Members who have not paid 1970 dues lose Legion life insurance and subscriptions to the Legion magazine and other benefits.
Worthington notices report a night meeting of the local snowmobile club at the Rod and Gun clubhouse with a short business session followed by three movies on safety and snowmobiling. Fourteen members rode in Peru State Forest last Sunday and shared a picnic lunch by a fire. Also posted is the annual church meeting warrant and winter choir practice moved to the Bowman home on Witt Road Thursdays at 7 30. Released time religious education classes need teachers, held at the church Tuesdays 10 50 to 11 30 a.m. Call Rev Jerome Wood.
Worthington native Porter Jr., director of the Ohio State Historical Society, accepted a gift of moon trip memorabilia for a new aerospace museum in Wapakoneta. Items include a moon mission Nag, Gemini VIII heat shield fragment, 70 mm film from early lunar photos, and Armstrong papers.
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