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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
10
Pittsfield General Hospital Auxiliary Group 21 hosted a fashion show and card party at the Bubble Room Wednesday evening. About 385 people attended. Elise Farar and Greta provided fashions. Mrs. William Nave and Mrs. Frank Jeffrey chaired. Proceeds benefit the hospital.
St Josephs class of 1953 will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Catholic Youth Center according to Valentine Marcinczyk vice president. Plans for a 10th reunion will be made.
Gerald Francis McCluskey 68 Yokum Street and Dolores Mary Wilcox Hancock Peter John Cucchi Clinton and Laurel Ann Pelletier 40 Jeffrey Drive William David Rainey 150 California Avenue and Anne Brennan Dalton
Mr and Mrs Ralph W Hutchinson of 25 Yorkshire Ave honored Saturday night at the Fireside Dining Room in Cheshire in observance of their 25th anniversary More than 60 friends and relatives attended and presented gifts Dancing followed the dinner The couple married March 23 1940 at the First Congregational Church in Dalton by Rev Harry W Foot They have two sons Raymond a student at Wentworth Institute in Boston and Bruce at Rider College in New Jersey and a daughter Renee at home Mr Hutchinson owns Hutchinson Sand and Gravel Co in Pillsfield
Briggs ParentTeacher Association will hold a social tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the school Door prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
The annual White Cap ball of the Berkshire District Medical Society's women's auxiliary benefits the nurses scholarship fund and will be held April 30 at the Stanley Club. Mrs. Gerald L. Haidak announced the event with Mrs. Robert P. McInerney as chairman and Mrs. Herbert Glodt as assistant. Alan Grieve's orchestra will provide music starting at 8:30 p.m. Invitations and tickets are managed by Mrs. John Allen and Mrs. Paul Berry, with reservations through local addresses.
Two Pittsfield foursomes returned yesterday after a week of golf in Pinehurst North Carolina. The first group included Thomas J. Conry John L Quinlan John F Shea and William V C Giftos. The second comprised Dr Wilfred A Blais Everett B Anderson William H McAlister Jr and Kingsley R Fall.
Pittsfield College Club plans two dessert bridge gatherings Wednesday. One at Mrs. John B. Lidstone’s home 15 Shetland Drive with helpers Mrs. Eugene Shrigley and Mrs. Emil H. Jalbert. the other at Mission House Barn Stockbridge with hostess Mrs. Elizabeth L. Minich and assistants Mrs. John L. Rowland and Mrs. Sumner N. Gamwell. All members invited. reservations to Mrs. Lidstone or Mrs. Donald P. Shildneck.
Dr Dorothy Ainsworth of Smith College will moderate an international panel at the first meeting of the Western Massachusetts Girl Scout Council Inc at Easthampton High School cafeteria at 6 30 p m on April 20. Dinner reservations due by April 15 at the Hatfield council office. Delegates will elect board members and a nominating committee. Reports will be read and membership awards presented.
Capitol shows Dear Heart at 1 10, 4 53, 8 45 and Make Mine a Million at 3 20, 7 08. Palace features Racing Fever at 1, 4 15, 7 30 and John Goldfarb Please Come Home at 2 40, 5 55, 9 10. Union Square screens Topkapi at 1 15, 3 00, 8 55 and Ferry Cross the Mersey at 9 30, 7 45. Berkshire Drive-In open weekends only. Pittsfield Drive-In open.
Local clubs from Pittsfield and area announce meetings and postponements. Pittsfield Grange Oak Group hosts a 6 30 p m covered dish supper with Mr and Mrs Clifford Peek and Misses Joan and Phyllis McGee in charge. Berkshire Shrine Club postpones to May 12 at Holly K Restaurant due to Holy Week. Nurses association drive items. Francis Plaza and Wahconah Weights adjust times. Continuous notices reflect Holy Week adjustments.
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