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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
8
At 8:00 p.m. the Tanglewood Chamber Music Hall in Lenox hosts a composers forum. Also on the Berkshire Playhouse stage in Stockbridge is a program titled Duel of Angels.
Capitol shows Monkey's Uncle at 1 15, 6 30, 9 05 with Country Coyote at 3 00, 5 30, 8 16. Ute Cinema runs Short subject at 8 15, The Collector at 8 23. Palace presents Joy in the Morning at 2 35, 5 50, 9 10 with The Rounders at 1 00, 4 15, 7 30. Union Square screens Lord Jim at 1 00, 3 40, 6 20, 8 50. Berkshire Drive-In offers Sons of Katie Elder at 10 00 and Psycho at 8 15. Pittsfield Drive-In lists Lord Jim at 10 00 and Apache Gold. Sunset Drive-In shows None But the Brave at 8 15 and Ticke Me at 10 10.
The Happy Homemakers Berkshire County Extension Group will hold a family cookout and white elephant auction tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Miss Pearl L Holmes 5 Hancock Road. Mrs Kenneth I Mellon is chairman Ralph L Hatch will be chef David MacWhinnie will be auctioneer to raise funds for the group's scholar slip fund.
Miss Dorothy Height of New York, president of the national Negro Women’s Council, addressed a Berkshire County NAACP luncheon in the Copper Penny Restaurant. Ninety-two attendees heard her discuss race and gender equality and the Negro woman’s role in advancing both Negro men and women.
STEPHENTOWN, N Y The 66th annual Augustus Manns family reunion was held at Stephentown Tiremans Hall on Saturday with about 55 members. Walter A Manns family chairman presided, hosts were George and Walter Manns, a covered dish buffet supper was served, and Rev Francis Mullin spoke on Patriotism and the Family followed by family speeches and entertainment after dinner.
The garden group of Pitts field College Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Eric P. Cizek, 161 Mountain Drive, tomorrow at p.m. Mrs. F. E. Baker Jr. will speak on Fundamentals of Flower Arrangement and will give a demonstration using garden flowers provided by members. All College Club members are invited. Those planning to attend are to call the hostess.
More than 300 attended the United Commercial Travelers annual family picnic yesterday at the GEAA field. Richard J. Cassani chaired arrangements with François Ray assisting.
Senior Citizens and the Golden Age Club announce four August events led by chairmen Ann Lapierre Lauretta St Peter and Margaret Finnegan. A county bus trip August 12 snacks at West Shore Club. blueberry festival August 25. Boys Club camp trip August 26. birthday social August 27. September 19 open house marks Senior Citizens Week with Money approved for expenses and plans for a Social Security Medicare talk at the September 3 meeting.
The Mothers of Twins Club holds its annual picnic Wednesday evening at Mrs. Francis LaRocque’s home in Lee. Attendees should meet at 7:30 at Mrs. Eugene Zwingelstein’s residence 68 Wahconah Street and bring their own place setting.
The Mount Carmel Ladies' Guild tables a trip to the World's Fair with deposits due by August 13. Chairman Mrs Raymond F E Bertolino urged members to contact Mrs Bertolino or Mrs John J Miraglia Jr for information and details.
Francis Monterosso of 73 Edward Ave Pittsfield earned a bachelor of science in business administration from Suffolk University. He belonged to the American Marketing Association and Delta Nu Omega of Phi Rho Zeta. He coordinated for Senator Edward Kennedy in 1962 and will enter the Army for six months.
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