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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1959

Page

2

Two Buildings Demolished for School Site

Demolition of a six family dwelling on Newell Street and a two family house on Meadow Lane, both acquired for a new parochial school in Sacred Heart parish, was recorded by Buildings Inspector William A. Mandell. Demolition permits issued August 28. Architects O. E. Nault & Sons of Worcester seek the city building code copy as they plan the new school, believed to be Sacred Heart, with tentative 1961 opening.

Sacred Heart Parish William A. Mandell Newell Street Meadow Lane O. E. Nault & Sons Worcester Pittsfield Sacred Heart School Thenew School

Winter Garden Ideas From Berkshire Gardener

Berkshire Gardener Dick L Boyce urges fall as a time to keep growing. He covers terrariums using native and tropical plants, dried arrangements from woods, and how to collect materials while avoiding trespass. A Berkshire Extension Service sheet on terrariums is offered.

Terrarium

Ex AMA Head Urges Jobs For Oldsters In Aging Plan

Former American Medical Assn president Dr David B Allman called for a national program to reintegrate older people into the workforce at a Regional Conference on Aging. He proposed a nonprofit driven, part time jobs scheme to shift attitudes, arguing elders deserve productive roles and that age stereotypes hinder employment.

Boston American Medical Assn David B. Allman Allman

AC Recruiter Here Wednesday At Post Office Room 210

Master Sergeant Alma Hanover the WAC recruiting officer for this area will be at room 210 of the post office building on Wednesday from 10 am to 4 pm to interview interested applicants. Women must be between 18 and 35 to enlist in the Women's Army Corps.

Alma Hanover WAC Post Office Women's Army Corps

Bookmobile Schedules Canceled After Driver Hospitalized

The bookmobile driver Thomas Mooney of Pittsfield is confined to Pittsfield General Hospital for treatment, leading to cancellation of all bookmobile schedules until further notice.

Thomas Mooney Pittsfield Pittsfield General Hospital

Middlefield Extension Meeting Topics and Host House

A local Extension Service meeting will be held Wednesday at 8 in Mrs. Richard A. Waite's home. Miss Florence I. Gates Hampshire County home demonstration agent will discuss Shall We Make or Buy. All local women invited. Mrs Emil Andersen and daughter Ellen return from Cape Cod vacation with the Misses Fanny and Mary Bemis of Springfield.

Richard A. Waite Florence I. Gates Hampshire County Emil Andersen Ellen Cape Cod Fanny Mary Bemis Springfield

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