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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1964
Page
6
St Josephs High School presents Stephen Foster Oh Susanna with Miss Jane Horton and Forest Baker in leading roles. Other cast members include Thomas LaPointe, Michael Chesney, James Joyce, William Polidare, Susan Wicker, James Clark and Shirley Drenske. Scenery crafted by art students. show set in a river town era. Tickets from students or at the door.
Eighty three members attend the Roaring Twenties Club inaugural meeting at Miss Deborah Sanders home in Tyringham. Sanders elected president with Margaret Steel as vice president and Carol Teal secretary Donald Massery treasurer. Board includes Ernest Andrews Michael Meagher Terry Sandke George O'Brien plus Barry D. Stigers as executive director and non voting member. First board meeting slated at 4 Seasons Travel Agency Lenox tomorrow night. Club plans social event February 19 and a program of trips public service and recreation.
Judith Ann Rennie daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Rennie of Lanesboro and Clayton Charles Harrington son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Harrington of Lanesboro were married at Pilgrim Memorial Church. Rev J Alan McLean officiated. The bride wore a peacock blue satin brocade dress with a pearl crown and red rose corsage. Maid of honor Elaine Harrington wore emerald green satin brocade. Best man Alfred Hogue, uncle of the groom. They left for a trip after a reception at the bride’s brother and sister-in-law Harvey Rennie home. They will reside on Balance Rock Road, Lanesboro. The bride attended Mount Greylock Regional High School. The groom, a Mount Greylock graduate, ski team member, attended the University of Massachusetts and works for Friendly Ice Cream Corp in Coltsville.
Civitan Club members will attend a dinner meeting at Stanley Club tomorrow at 6 30 p m. Paul LaDuke will screen a film about the Yankee Atomic Plant in Rowe. LaDuke is a commercial and industrial sales representative for Western Massachusetts Electric Co Berksh ire County.
McClintock son of Mr and Mrs Fenton McClintock of 149 Egremont Ave is home for midyear recess from the University of Arizona where he is a freshman Miss Roberta Freadman daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Freadman of 106 Brown St spent a few days with her parents between semesters at Boston University where she is a freshman She left yesterday to visit classmate Miss Patricia Shandel of Patchogue NY
Capitol shows All the Way Home at 2 30 5 45 8 55 and Dentist in the Chair at 3 00 4 15 7 30. Palace offers Wuthering Heights and Our Very Own. Union Square presents The Cardinal at 1 30 4 50 8 10. County timetable on Page 16.
Mrs. Edith Litano of 4 Cherry Street announces the engagement of her daughter Carol to Wayne Dennis Moore son of Mr and Mrs Charles Moore of Great Barrington. Miss Litano graduated from Pittsfield High School class of 1963. A mechanic, Mr Moore attended Searles High School.
Mrs. Arnold Cole leads a dessert card party committee for the Berkshire Museum Auxiliary. The event is at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the museum with Mrs. Hervey A. MacVicar handling tickets and other roles filled by Mrs. Paul A. Tamburello refreshments Mrs. Wendell G. Ahern prizes Mrs. Britton W. Saterlee tables Mrs. Irving Rubin publicity and Mrs. W. A. Burns cashier. Attendees should bring cards and may reserve with MacVicar. tickets sold at the door to benefit the museum.
The Lions Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the White Tree Club. Mrs George Clark director of the Christian Center will speak on what the center means to its neighborhood. Hostesses will be Mrs Today H Fisher and Mrs Warren U Sears.
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a penny social tonight at 8 at the post home. Mrs. Lillian Crawford is chairman with assistance from Mrs. Albert Meile. Refreshments will be served.
Public event tonight at North Junior High School features William EF Flynn project engineer for Pittsfield Housing Authority speaking on urban renewal. Sponsored by Pittsfield Council of Parent-Teacher Associations.
Dr Morton Wayne director of music in Pittsfield public schools will speak to the music appreciation group of College Club tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 62 Michael Drive home of Mrs George H Rowell. Topic Styles in Music with records illustrating pre Renaissance to modern. Mrs Harry R Lawton in charge. hostess assists. Call hostess to attend.
Mr and Mrs Baptiste J Nal It announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ann Nalli to Lynn David Lyon son of Mr and Mrs Edmonds D Lyon The wedding is planned for June 20 at Mount Carmel Church Miss Nalli is a GE power transformer department stenotypist and Pittsfield High School 1962 graduate Mr Lyon is also a Pittsfield High School 1961 graduate
Kiwanis Club meets at 2 15 Wednesday at the YMCA for lunch and a tour of the building. Reservations by Monday noon with Walter Malins, secretary. G Fred Lincks, president, will attend. Ladies night set for Tuesday evening February 11 at Eastover with reservations via Joseph Savery or C Wayner Kayser.
Mrs Thomas Mack of 40 Reed Street was entertained Saturday evening by the Richman Social Club at the Stanley Club in observance of her 82nd birthday. Mr and Mrs Robert E Wood directed arrangements. About 25 guests attended and a purse was given.
An ad claims Trendar tablets prevent fluid retention and bloating while easing headaches cramps and nervous tension before and during periods. It says the product is thoroughly tested by nurses, proven safe and effective when used as directed, and available over the counter at drug counters.
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