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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1965
Page
5
Worthington Fire Department members led by Lois Brown will gather at the fire station tonight for a training drill and their regular business meeting. The address and contact line repeats indicate local station activity and member coordination.
Worthington parents decide to skip the Town Hall Halloween party and instead sponsor classroom events in the afternoon with PTO room mothers assisting teachers. The shift aims to reduce confusion from UNICEF collection nights and a separate town events, while easing costume competition and maintaining festive participation.
Weekly coffee hour at the Health Center building fund meets Thursday at 1 a.m. at Mrs. Sigmund Kievett’s home in Worthington Corners. Fourteen attended last week’s brunch at Mrs. Craig Mason’s home. Mrs. Ralph Kerley won the hour prize. recipes from the dishes were sold at 10 cents each to support the fund.
Windsor selectmen issue two permits to Lawrence Antone for a breeze way and garage addition and for a new house to Gilbert A. Leitch. Local artist Olive Volsky prepared an architectural sketch for the Leitch home. A public hearing tonight will consider Western Mass Electric Co. request to place nine poles on River Road. Five-year Main Dalton Road widening and tar project announced as completed. Turkey suppers by Ladies Aid Society set for Oct 13 and 20. tickets via Mrs. W M Hitchcock.
Windsor announces a PTA scholarship for Crane Community School graduates. High school graduates may apply by November 8 to Mrs. W. M. Hitchcock, chairman, with Mrs. Gilbert Leitch and Arthur Needham as members. Contributions welcome via any member. Other notes cover social visits to Windsor residents and friends in Ontario and New Hampshire.
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