Worthington adopts age rules for first grade and preschool census
Worthington district outlines next Wednesday census for first graders and preschoolers. First graders registered 12:30 to 3 p m with no school for that class that day. Preschool census runs 9 to 11 30 a m. Eligibility: six years old by Jan 1 for first grade and five by Jan 1 for preschool. New policy requires immunization proofs and birth certificates for new entrants, and no child under seven may start after Oct 4 without superintendent approval. Mrs. J C Ganger opens Worthington Corners house for season. Miss Freda Granger hospitalized for operation. notes on Merrill Coons and Richard Granger families.
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Worthington
Gateway Regional District School Committee
3. C. Ganger
Worthington Corners
California
Merrill Coons
Weston, Conn
Richard
Freda Granger
Old Post Road
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
American Martyrs Chapel
William H. McAullif
Berkshire Union Chapel
Chancler
Holmes
Linda Pier
Claytor Church of God
Enne Aylard
Martin ‘Gurka
Bryce Terhune
Cleveland
St. Luke's Episcopal
Onaron E
Hancock School Committee Reappoints Four Teachers
Hancock School Committee at its monthly meeting reappointed four teachers: Mrs. Daniel Delorey Grades 1 2, Mrs. Lewis Cuccinello Grades 3 4, Mrs. Donald Quimby Grades 5 6, and Mrs. Nellie Cameron Grades 7 8 teaching principal. Resignation of Louis V. Bedard music supervisor was accepted. Hancock will join Berkshire Outdoor Classroom program with Cheshire for about 40 pupils, with sessions at Cheshire and field trips. Federal Title II funds of 107.89 and a 200 budget appropriation started the program. Enrollment in Hancock rose from 49 in 1946 to 101 in 1969. staff remains four teachers.
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Hancock
Hancock School
Hancock Central School
Daniel Delorey
Lewis Cuccinello
Donald Quimby
Nellie Cameron
Louis V. Bedard
Berkshire
Cheshire
Majorie Feathers
Mt. Greylock
Amendments Approved by Attorney General for Town Zoning Bylaws
Town Clerk announces that amendments to the February town meeting zoning bylaws have AG approval. Changes set minimum living area 768 square feet on permanent foundations with acre lot, 100 foot frontage, 80 foot front yard, 15 foot side and rear yards. Selectmen to enforce via building inspector. permits issued by inspector. School salaries rose from 1200 in 1946 to 8500. 1946 to 1969 appropriations from 3000 to 392308. per pupil cost about 333. Piano requested. call Dr. Joseph Wilk or Richard Hamilton. Next meeting June 3.
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Hancock
Marjorie Southard
Joseph Wilk
Richard Hamilton
Lenox Drive-In Bought by William Zurrin
William Zurrin, manager of Dopeys Restaurant in Lanesboro, announced the purchase of Penguin Drive-In on Routes 7 and 20 in Lenox. Robert J. Ostellino will manage the drive-in, with Zurrin remaining at Dopeys. No renovations planned. Dopeys hash browns added to the menu. Zurrin and Ostellino bought Dopeys last May from Edward Fundell. expansion plans cited. Weekly rubbish removal listed by Carl William A. Steele, Inc.
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Lanesboro
William Zurrin
South Main Street
Lenox
Robert J. Ostellino
Zurrin
Dopey's
Ostellino
Edward Fundell
Zur- Tin
Lenox Ad For TV Repair Service Listing
Lenox repair ad by Ralph Conroy with telephone contact 447-7311 and Des Nealon offering guaranteed TV repair Licensed number 315 637-3372. Ady listings indicate local service details.
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Ralph Conroy
Area Church Services and Schedules Listings
A long listing of weekly church services across towns with pastors, Mass times, Sunday schools, youth groups, and additional activities for numerous congregations including Federated, St. Matthew's, First Congregational, Mary of the Assumption, St. James, and many others in New York and Massachusetts areas.
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Federated Church
Edward C
Hemple i
Fit Congregational
Edward
Empel
St. Matthew's Church
Pastar
Joseph Holland
Suns Masset
Chemnire Methodist
George T. Warriner
Kacer Garden
Chandler M. Holmes
Woman's League
Mary of the Assumption
William H
Paler
G. Joseph Shaw
Massalta
First Congregational
United Church of Christ
Davie J
Julius
SS Patrick's Church
Joseph Molland
Stephentown
N.Y
Joseph
Francis Mullen
Father Muir
Sacred Heart
Berlin
West Stockbridge St Patrick's
John Curtin
Village Congregational
Loren G. House Jr
Hoosac Valley High School name finally chosen
Adams-Cheshire Regional School Committee members held four quick votes to rename Hoosac Valley Regional High School. The final decision, by a split committee, was to call the school Hoosac Valley High School, aligning with residents’ petitions yet not fully pleasing all members.
Cheshire Youngsters League Directors Meet at Fire Station
Cheshire Directors set a 7 30 p m meeting in the meeting room at Cheshire Fire Station to discuss league assistance. Cheshire School graduation date updated to June 1.
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Cheshire Youngsters League
Cheshire Fire Station
Cheshire School
Mt Greylock Booster Club to Sponsor Dinner for Team Champs
Mt. Greylock Regional High School Booster Club will sponsor a dinner tomorrow at 5 for the basketball team, champions of the Western Massachusetts Class tournament. The dinner is at Taconic Park Restaurant in Williamstown and tickets are available from several school affiliates and Coach Russell Pickering.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Taxpayers Form County Wide Adams Unit Meeting Planned
Adams Taxpayers Association invites Berkshire County groups to form a county wide taxpayers association. A 7 p.m. meeting Sunday at the Cartier Club, Grove Street, Adams, aims to coordinate county state and federal finances with at least seven organizations expected to attend, said ATA President Joseph A. Wing.
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Adams
Adams Taxpayers Association
Berkshire County
Cartier Club
Grove Street
ATA
Joseph A. Wing
Wide Wide World for Four Year Olds
Two four year olds Richard McCabe and Louie Townsend wandered from Pleasant Street and were found two hours later in Pine Grove Park. Neighbors and police searched the area as their grandmothers and families worried. The children reportedly enjoyed the outing despite the anxious moments.
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Dalton
Richard McCabe
Lourie Townsend
Pine Grove Park
Pleasant Street
Laucie
Adams-Cheshire Boards Picks Summer and Regular Staff
Adams Cheshire Regional School Committee appointed a junior high assistant principal, summer school director, and 22 teachers for the regular year. Robert F. Morey remains vice principal with a raise to 9800. Summer director Andrew Gigliotti will be paid 1200 and six-week sessions planned.
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Cheshire
Adams-Cheshire Regional School Committee
Adams School
Robert F. Morey
Adams
Morey
Andrew Gigliotti
Gigliotti
Rolland G. Duval
Lee South Berkshire notices and club events update
Lee Greenock Country Club women's Thursday supper golf league begins match play next week with two divisions and tee times at 6 p.m. Mrs Ernest Lowry chairs, and women may join the Tuesday morning league by 9 a.m. May 20. Knights of Columbus Berkshire Hills council to honor 50 year members Harry Heaphy Claude Hagerty Maurice Leahey Francis Fanning at a Thursday 7 15 dinner. Men's Candiamin League bowling banquet Monday 6 20 at East Lee Steak House with awards and officer elections. Buy film early for Mothers Day pictures. Ady Don Nealon guaranteed TV repair license 315 637 3072.
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LEE
Greenock
Ernest Lowry
Knights of Columbus
Berkshire Hills
Harry Heaphy
Claude Hagerty
Maurice Leahey
Francis Fanning
K of C
East Lee Steak House
Hoosac Valley High Delay May Extend Board Tenure
Cheshire seven member regional School Committee faces possible one year extension of its term due to the construction workers strike delaying Hoosac Valley High School opening. The regionalization pact calls for an election of seven seats at the March town elections, but a January opening may slip to September 1970 or later, delaying March 1971 elections and leaving four Adams reps and three Cheshire committee members to be elected then. The seven holdovers, appointed in 1966 by Adams and Cheshire moderating boards, include Mervin Wineberg chair and Francis Sauve among others, with criticism from the Adams Taxpayers Association over electability versus appointment.
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Cheshire
Adams-Cheshire Regional School
Hoosac Valley Regional High School
Adams-Cheshire High School
Adams-Cheshire Regional High School
Hoosac Valley High School
William C. DeNault
Hoosac Valley
Adams High
Mervin Wineberg
Francis Sauve
Kenneth Negus
Edward Koezela
Dixon
Daniels
Charles St. John
William Denault
Koezela
Naehe
Adams High School
Denault
St. John
Koczela
Wineberg
Sauve
Negus
Adams-Cheshire
Ralph Frieki
The
Adams Taxpayers Association
Adams
Adams Memorial High School
George E. Emerson
Pittsfield
Edward, Koezela
Dixon Daniels
ATA
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Margaret
Morse
JO Burke
Dopey
Penguin
Pittsfield Rd
Carl William A. Steele
Des Nealon
Ady, —O
Area Church Services
Alford Mathetist Church
Bart Hartey
Becket
Canaan
Congregational Church
Fastar
Loren Hause Jr
Flat Brook Baptist Church
Thomas Mithen
Chester
First Congregationale
Skyline Trail
Harold Aardsley
Glad Tidings
Lloyd Curry
St. John’s Church
Richard Aacintyre
United Church
Ronald Borden
Charles F. Niskanen
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Simon Chrzanowski
Walker Hall
Rarm Street
Hancock Baptist Churen
Hinsdale
W. Peter Piotrowski
GC. W. Kirkpatrick
TorpUs Christi
Thomas FE. Lynes
Methodist Church
Bart Hurley
Lanesbore
Clayton
Cummington
First Church of the Nazarene
Ernest B. Smith
Patrick C. Finteen
Grace Episcopal
Frederick F. Jillson
Methodlal Church
Linyd Charpenning
Fellowship Hall
St. Agnes
Leon, Shaughnessy
Daniel R. Folny
Egremont Baptist Cherek
Jamar C. Chase
First Congregational Church
James C. Chase
Great Barrington
Tha Av
Charles W. Crocker
Lawrence Bishop Jr
United Mathodist Church
Harbor K, Robinson
Lebanon Springs
Church of Our Saviour
Andrew B. Jones
John van Vorst
United Church of Christ, Congregational
New Lebanon
Terry R. Candee
First Baptist Church
Harald N. Eddy
Clarence O. Kennedy
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Leste T. Frances
Holy Communion
Walter S. Ryan
Lawrence
Staples
Mount Toby Branca
Friends Meeting
Lester
Margaret Clarke
Route 102
South Lee
St. Francis
Cathodkx
Francis X. Boyle
St. George's Episcopal
Rav
Cesile T. Francis
L St. Mary's
Joseph F. Gagan
Francis Kennedy
Lenox Church-on-the-Hill
Ev. Harris
Ninshellft
Hope Advent Christian
Raymond Bowden Jr
St. Ann's
Thomas
Hanrahan
Thomas McCarthy
St. Helena’s Chapel
Donald F. Burr
Trinity Church
Robert
Whitman
Church School
Lenox Dale
Middlefield
Middlefield Congregational
David J. Julius
Monterey
New Marlboro Immaculata Conception Church
Mi River
Edmund Healy
United Church of New Marlboro
John Gaskill
Otis
Peru
Richmond United Church of Christ (Congregational
Douglas MacDonnell
Richmond Consolidated School
Town Hall
Sandisfield New Baston
Howard Campbell
Edwin Strickland
Pilgrim Fellowship
Sheffield
Ashley Falls
Old Parish Congregational
Walter K.aller
Our Lady of the Valley
Edmund FP. Healy
Stockbridge
Malcolm D. Kilborn
Interlaken Congregational
C. W. Kirkpatrick
St. Joseph's
Luke T. Fennessey
Sir Paul's
G. Douglas Krumbhear
A.m
Moss
Isdnavn
Kerman
Churen Sch
Tyringham Nigh
Windsor Congregational Church
Paul Carr
Cheiet
Congragstana
Jerome H. Wood
Ars
Kennath Pease
Angela
Berkshire Methodist
Ity
Winberg
Hoosa¢ Valley
Adams Richard N. Legrand
Adams-Cheshire Regional Board
Alice Davis
Jean Giardina
Jean Melville
Rashmi Shah
Eleanor Guidi
Joseph Salerno
Fernand Zarek
Ida Mae Johnson
Mario Zauli
James Fassel
Eleanor Shaw
Carole Stojda
Gyda Winslow
Steven Grande
David Lennon
Linda Warner
Sally Bigelow
Mrs. Davis
Zarek
Robert A. Blanchette
Country Club Ave
Union College
Paul S. Sprague
North Adams
Liberty Street
North Adams State College
Clare B. Langer
Harding Avenue
Michael Chesney
Woodlawn Ave
St. Michael's College
Margaret Gagliardi
Framingham State College
Webster
Auburn
Lee South Berkshire
Bureau
Mothers Day Pictures
Lee News Room
Don Nealon
Ady, Ff
Hoosac Valley High
Mobil Heating Oil
S&h
Ienox
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