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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
4
NAMPA Idaho AP reports that a 13 660 dollar school bus was funded by more than 6000 books of trading stamps donated by Idaho residents aided by a one moon at 1 new bus for the Nampa State. The project titled The Greatest Show on Faith features a 24 hour film of circus life and a Boys club bus under repair since World War II. Tickets are sold in advance for door prizes.
The Boys' Club screens Gigot starring Jackie Gleason this afternoon and evening. The feature is followed by four cartoons and Chapter 14 of Captain Video. Showings start at 3 45 and 6 38. Pee Bra hamy
Capitol shows The Prize at 1:68, 3:25, 5:35, 8:30 while Football highlights of 1863 run 2:15, 5:48, 8:15. Palsce screens The Sword and the Stone at 3:08, 3:15, 55 Ts 8:20 plus shorts. Valen Square presents McClintock at 1:00, 3:35, 6:15, 8:35 and Wonderfull Africa at 2:05, 5:45, 3:35. County timetable on Page 16.
PHILADELPHIA AP The stamp collection of the late Philip H Ward Jr has been sold to a New Orleans dealer for 1 million dollars.
A long list of residents from Pittsfield and surrounding towns received various treatments and operations at local hospitals. Entries include Miss Phyllis Ey Callza, Mrs. Isabel Conklin, Anthony Yannone, Lester Hunter, Marlene Montani, and many others, with procedures ranging from tonsillectomies to general operations and treatments at Pittsfield General, St. Luke's, and Hillcrest facilities. The grouped notices cover addresses in Pittsfield, Lenox Dale, Dalton, Canaan, and nearby communities.
Mrs Charles H Palmer and Mrs Louis Molino of 61 Longfellow Avenue are undergoing treatment as reported in local notices.
On Christmas Day a burglar was lowered into the Pacific Restaurant by a hoisted rope and fled with cash and 19 bottles of liquor, according to owner Harry Arndt who reported the break in.
Miss Donna Dee Swartz, granddaughter of Pittsfield couple, will be honored at the 1963 Mid Hudson cotillion tonight at the Poughkeepsie Tennis Club. A 1963 Arlington High School graduate, she is a freshman at Oberlin Conservatory of Music and a clarinetist in multiple Oberlin ensembles. Her mother Virginia Amerio is an Oberlin graduate and vocalist. Attending will be Mr and Mrs Amelia and Mr and Mrs George Geoffrion and daughter Nancy of Pittsfield.
Condensed excerpt from Dr. Gertler’s $4.75 book claims heart attacks can be delayed or prevented. Dr. Paul Dudley White leads a project with a new system for predicting and preventing coronary attacks. Appealing wives to act, this January Reader’s Digest article promotes the method.
A Public Works vehicle operated by Edward G Hall of Myrtle Street and a car driven by Ruth L at a 291 Peck's Road address collided on North Pearl Street, causing 125 dollars in damage. Vehicles driven by Edmond L Ferriter of Essex Street and Robert Gamari of Fourth Street collided at Tyler Parker Street, with 299 dollars in damage to Ferriter's car.
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