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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
20
Great Barrington Rotary ambassadors Miss Laura Jane Stevens and Miss Marilyn Osgood recently returned from Ecuador will address the Women’s Guild meeting at the First Congregational Church in the parish rooms on Wednesday at 2 30 Director s meet at 1 30 in the same building.
Great Barrington Lions Club installed Nathan Brickman as president at a ladies night. Arthur Tinney presided. officers named include Stanley Pape, Gus Constantine, Theodore Juleson, Frederick Evans, Charles Giracca. Richard Watson to year treasurer, Merritt Rowley secretary. directors Milton Stevens, Melvin Fuller, Ray Adams, William LaPlante. Last year’s president Mark Zele named district governor cabinet zone chairman.
Great Barrington schools begin Wednesday at regular hour for a half day with full classes Thursday. Searles High and Bryant Grammar receive improvements, total 1,551 students across Searles Searles annex Bryant Dewey and Housatonic Grammar. Faculty 67 with seven new instructors. English teaching position and high school guidance director openings noted.
The timetable lists showings at Adams drive-ins and coury drive-in. films include Papa's Delicate Condition Hud The Longest Day Flipper The Slave Bye Bye Birdie Cattie King Mutiny on the Bounty and a short subject across venues with varied start times.
GREAT BARRINGTON will host two weekend games at Memorial Field starting 2:30 Sunday and Monday. Sunday opponent is Millbrook New York, Monday opponent is Amenia New York. Pitcher Joe Zavatilao and catcher Tom Krandel of Sheffield will play for Great Barrington.
Edward J Angelini of Pittsfield pleaded not guilty at district court arraignment on a red light charge. A continuance to Sept 6 was granted. The incident followed a two vehicle crash at Taconic Ave and Main St at 2 PM. James Morrell operated the other vehicle. Targan Unutmaz from Red Hook pleaded guilty to speeding and paid 25 dollars for a Monterey minor crash. Arthur Gilmore is a patient at Fairview Hospital. Corn roast Sunday at Gordon's Lodge Route 124 New Marlboro. Cars depart 12:45 from church after 1 PM start.
Lebanon Valley residents and LVPA members will sell fair tickets over the holiday weekend at Chatham Fair for the NY State Quarter Horse Show on Sept 7. Harold L. Church available for details. Columbia County Rescue squads assist fundraising for Columbia Memorial Hospital. Church services at Church of Our Saviour include Holy Communion and sermon by Rev Walter B. Jorge. coffee hour and luncheon plans by church women.
Sheffield and Alford seek an attendance supervisor. Interested persons contact the superintendent's office at 229-8762. Also barn sale advertised featuring used furniture and collectibles on Oleen Barnum St with phone 279 A631. Both notices appear in the classifieds.
Chester Becket and Middlefield open Wednesday mornings with noon dismissal for a 2 p.m. meeting of all staff. Robert Elsden will succeed Dorothy McQuestion at Chester High. Marion Tossagain leaves Gateway for Miss Marguerite Merrill, and Harald Douville is replaced by Bernard Heavey Jr. First grade requires vaccination certs and birth certificates. lunch program begins Monday. Library hours shift to Fridays and Tuesdays. local residents return from vacations.
The Polish American Club holds its annual outing Sunday at Park Street Grounds Adams Budz Post VFW. Murphy Leary Post American Legion members may attend a dinner tomorrow at 6 at Pittsfield American Legion headquarters. County council officers will be installed.
Esth er Chapter OES of Canaan opens fall with a 6 30 supper at the Masonic Lodge rooms. Barbara J. Doherty of Waterbury and Mary E. Perkins of South Windsor, with associate grand officers, will make an official visit to the chapter that night. Mrs. William Michel Sr. is supper chairman and Mrs. Leonard Caldwell handles decorations.
Housatonic Valley Regional High School plans orientation days with freshmen on Wednesday. Principal Dr. Paul W. Stoddard and N Bud Tamler will conduct a fasting lunch break, while upperclassmen attend the full day. Students must register in advance at the regional office.
Deborah Munzel daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Munzel of East Main Street is a patient in Sharon Hospital with unspecified illness or condition.
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