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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1969
Page
16
Mrs. Char ette Reed leads Monday 9 to 3 session evaluating preschoolers from private nursery programs for kindergarten eligibility. younger group to attend Berkshire Hills Regional School sessions Wednesday at Housatonic Grammar School with birth certificates and immunization records required.
The Rosary and Altar Society of Corpus Christi Church plans a Mothers Day cake and food sale Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Community Center. Parish council of Corpus Christi Church meets Thursday at 8 p.m. Father Fagan auditorium. Rosary Sodality observes an Eden Hill Stockbridge anniversary with a High Mass noon Sunday.
Town clerk Anita Wirth announced a special town meeting for June 4 at 8 p.m. in Town Hall. Voter registration will be held at Town Hall on May 16 from 7 to 8 p.m., May 24 from 7 to 8 p.m., and May 31 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Dog licenses are urged for owners. Weekend guests included Douglas Spicer of Fort Lee, New Jersey, and Jack Burrows of Smith Street.
Miss Theresa Touponce was honored at a miscellaneous shower Sunday at the Modaro VFW Post Home in Great Barrington. Hostesses included prospective attendants Mrs. Richard Touponce Jr., Miss Michelle Sullivan, and Miss Patricia Pezze. She is to marry John Palfini of Mill River this Saturday and had prior gifts at Cove Restaurant and another shower. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vigeant welcomed a daughter born April 30, with grandparents listed in Colonie and Watervliet New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mohr held an open house on Route 57 to mark their 30th anniversary. Their daughters Erhard R. Hube of Buffalo and Karl W. Barizsec of Ashley Falls plus five grandchildren and two great grandchildren attended, with Lt. Karen Hube USAF absent.
Seven towns in the Central Berkshire Region prepare for a May 27 special town meeting to approve a 3.7 million bond for a regional school building program. The plan includes a new elementary school, high school additions, a renovation program, and a central kitchen. State aid covers interest, with Dalton bearing the largest first-year impact. Public meetings begin May 12 at Craneville School, plus sessions with Dalton officials and later teacher meetings.
Public informational hearings total four on a 3.7 million regional school building program. Central Berkshire Regional School District officials and administrators will explain goals and answer questions. Meetings include St. Agnes Rosary Society May 14 8 p.m. St. Agnes School hall Nazarene Church May 15 8 45 p.m. First Congregational Church Social Action Group May 15 11 15 a.m. church Grace Episcopal Church May 25 11 15 a.m. church Additional sessions in seven towns to be arranged by Dalton coordinator Mrs David Hitt contact for details
DALTON The Berkshire County Selectmen's Association will meet Thursday night at the American Legion Home. Bernard J. Monahan of Rockland, chairman of the state Selectmen's Association tax study committee, will speak on the local aid fund. The meeting begins with cocktails at 6:30 and dinner at 7.
At a well child conference in Richmond 34 children from 22 families were examined by Dr. Thomas Hayden. Public health nurse Hazel B. Dickson and nutritionist Manfred Noepel counseled 24 attending parents, with R.N. Mrs. William N. Ratelif f assisting. Town Health Committee members aided, and this closed the school year conference. A rum mage sale at Town Hall Saturday from 10 to 2 invites food or clothing donations, with collection Thursday and Friday. Kanzler will pick up nonattendents.
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