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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1965
Page
10
Ronald Charles Kelly of Milan Street and Frances Sandra Litano of Lincoln Street seek marriage. Joseph Ralph McGinniss of Philadelphia and Christine Marie Cooke of Cheshire Road also intend to wed.
The stigmatine Fathers family outing planned for Camp Wyoma Hinsdale last Sunday was postponed due to bad weather. It will be held next Sunday with a drum corps contest featuring six junior groups. Masses at the camp chapel are 9 and 11 am. buses depart Mount Carmel school grounds at 4:30 am and noon, with return from Camp Wyoma at 6 pm. No charge for the bus service.
An advertisement claims thousands of women relieve irregular scanty or painful menses from functional disorders using Humphreys 11-0 gentle non hormonal homeopathic remedy sold at drug stores without prescription.
Public events list tonight includes a 7 30 band concert sponsored by the Great Barrington Precision Rifle Drill Team in the A and P parking lot Great Barrington a 849 screening of Pal Joey at the Williamstown Theater 840 Carnival at Berkshire Playhouse Stockbridge tomorrow features a Blueberry Festival at 11 00 a m and a Carnival at Berkshire Playhouse Stockbridge all times local details summarized for readers.
Forty five Bilotta family members attended the third annual outing held Sunday at the Turnverein Hall. The eldest attendee was 76 year old Samuel Bilotta and the youngest was six month old David Provenzano, the great grandson.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Virginia Ann Newton of Denver to Kirk Avery Scharfenberg of Great Barrington Mass. in the Community Church of New York with reception at Loew's Midtown Motor Inn. They will teach in Stephenville Newfoundland this September after a trip north.
About 250 attended the fifth reunion of the Pittsfield High School class of 1960 at Jug End Resort in South Egremont. Christine Cimini and Kathleen Marley chaired. Richard H. Bolster hosted. Gail Heidel traveled from Guadalajara to attend. 65 percent of the class is married. Donald DeGroat and J James Dugan were named longest married. the Dugans married that day. Donald B. Adams has the youngest child, a 1 week old, and Mrs. Robert Hamilton has three children.
Mr and Mrs Alfred H Haley of Falmouth announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Ann to William C Belfance son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Belfance of 412 Barker Road Pittsfield Mass A January wedding is planned Miss Haley a graduate of Falmouth High School and the Plus School of Business employed by George C Frye Co Portland A Pittsfield High School graduate Mr Belfance has just completed four years in the Coast Guard and is employed by Rogers Jewelry Store Portland
Mrs Josephine Carlo of 453 West Street observes her 89th birthday with a party Sunday at Red's Edmar Restaurant in Dalton. She arrived from Caltavuturo Italy in 1902 with her husband Charles Carlo who died in 1924. Her children live in Pittsfield and Dalton, she has 12 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren, and she is a Mt Carmels Rosary Society member.
Mrs James G Garivaltis will chair the 31st annual harvest festival on October 2 from 10 am to 4 pm at Berkshire Garden Center Stockbridge. Board president Mrs Robert D Bardwell Jr announced the appointment. assisting her is Mrs Elbert B Neese Jr. Proceeds benefit the nonprofit garden center maintenance and upkeep.
Announcement reports the marriage of Renate Helen Bednarz daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bednarz of Hart Street to Richard Duwayne Willey son of Mr and Mrs Josiah Willey of Lenox Dale. The wedding occurred August 16 in Lee with Rev Clarence Kennedy officiating. Attendants were Miss Jean Willey and Harold Reynolds. Bride's family ties, high school, and employers noted. groom a 1965 Lenox High School graduate now with Western Wire Co. and headed to Great Lakes Naval Station.
Temple Anshe Amunim Sisterhood will auction articles from a former member's estate Thursday at 10 a.m. on temple grounds. Attendees should bring chairs. Mrs. Arthur M. Levy is general chairman with refreshments under Mrs. Paul C. Atonstein. Mrs. Leonard Robins runs attic treasure table. preview tomorrow evening 7 to 9 at the temple.
Miss Roseann KR. Pemble daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel B. Pemble of 787 Peck's Road will wed Paul D. Pharmer son of Mrs. Paul D. Pharmer of 58 Alcove Street with a ceremony at St. Charles Church and a Breezy Knoll Inn reception. Attendants include sister Mrs. David Arthur as maid of honor, bridesmaids Misses Sandra M Phyllis L and Marcella J Pemble. Best man Robert Kahn, ushers Allan T Pharmer David B Miller and Robert Battistoni. The couple were feted with showers and parties by family and coworkers.
Mrs Cheuk Lam Lee, formerly Virginia Wilkinson, earned a bachelor of arts from Boston University's College of Liberal Arts. She is among about 400 graduates at the 42nd summer exercises. A Cushing Academy alumna, she and her husband left July 18 for a year in Hong Kong with Mr Lees parents.
Miss Geraldine Sheehan of Washington visits her parents at 74 Norman Aye for two weeks as relatives travel from Bradford, Bradford and Fort Myers, Athens and Volos Greece, Montreal and Cape Cod. Retirements follow European tours through London Paris Amsterdam Frankfurt Heidelberg Zurich Lucerne Nice. Families return from vacations in Vermont Virginia Beach Corning and Boston.
Rabida Council K of C will hold its annual golf tournament Sunday at Cranwell Golf Course Lenox with starting times published in The Eagle. A smorgasbord follows at 6 at the council home where prizes will be awarded. Reservations close tomorrow with James Buckley Anthony Lynch or Norman LaPointe. Plans finalized at 8:15 pm tonight at the home.
Mrs. Margaret Finnegan was named chairman of the monthly birthday social at the Senior Citizens Center Friday at 2 pm. Entertainment will be presented and refreshments served. Members with August birthdays will be honored.
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