St Luke's Auxiliary Tonight Presents 9400 Gift
St Luke's Hospital auxiliary presents a 9400 check toward the hospital improvement fund at tonight's 7 o'clock annual dinner at the Stanley Club. Mrs John H O Neal hands the donation to Sister Marie Reparatrice as reports on prior fund-raisers including the Boys Town Choir concert and gift cart are reviewed. Officers and the same chairmen begin a second two year term. fashion show by Miss Agnes' after dinner and a gift certificate prize announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Stanley Club
Sister Marie Reparatrice
John H. O'Neil
Monarchs Realize $125 for Uniforms
The Monarch Junior Drum and Bugle Corps auxiliary reports $125 raised from trading stamps. Mrs. Raymond J. Wells says stamps donated by members and friends will fund new uniforms and bus transportation for out of town events. Contact Mrs. Wells at 1052 Williams St to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Raymond J. Wells
Pensiy Engaged to Airman Gerald Lee Dezess
Mr and Mrs Vincent Pensiy of 25 Chatham St announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Katherine Pensiy to Airman Gerald Lee Dezess USAF, son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Dezess of East Lansing Michigan. A spring wedding is planned at St Charles Church. Donna graduated Pittsfield High School in 1952 and Gerald, a 1939 Resurrection High School graduate, has served over four years in the Air Force including two years in Morocco and is stationed at Westover Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Pensi
Chatham St
Donna Katherine
Gerlad Lee Dezess
USAF
Charles E. Dezess
East Lansing
Mich
St. Charles’ Church
Miss Pensky
Pittsfield High School
Deress
Resurrection High School
Lansing
Air Force
Morocco
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts Medical Assistants Midwinter Meeting Near Lee
Seven chapters from across the state attended the Massachusetts Association of Medical Assistants midwinter meeting at Oak n Spruce Lodge in South Lee with 31 present. Berkshire County hosted its fifth birthday as host chapter, chaired by Mrs. Cornelia Plouffe. A drawing raised four hundred dollars for two savings bonds. Irving Shirley of Lynn won the $50 bond and a Worcester man won $25. Proceeds support the state treasury for delegates to the national convention, scholarships, and charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association of Medical Assistants
Oak N' Spruce Lodge
South Lee
Berkshire County Association of Medical Assistants
Cornelia Plouffe
Irving Shirley
Lynn
Worcester
Joseph F. Beansong
Westwood
Agnes M. Verazunis
Berkshire County
Oak
Spruce
Fiftyone
So-Ed Dance Series Opens at YMCA This Friday
The 1964 ballroom dancing series starts Friday at the YMCA with three classes: advanced at 7:30 covering fox trot, waltz, tango. intermediate at 8:30 with tango and cha-cha-cha. beginners at 9:30 for fox trot, waltz, lindy and cha-cha-cha. Eight-week program excludes Good Friday. Instruction by DeLogan Dance Studio, sponsored by YMCA Adult Social Ballroom Dancing Club. Hosts Mr and Mrs Joseph J Wehry Jr and Mr and Mrs Walter E Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
DeLogan Dance Studio
Joseph J. Wehry Jr
Waiter E. Jones
UCS President To Address Rotary Meeting
UCS President James P. McGurk will speak on How To Go Further With Less at the Rotary Club luncheon at 12 18 Thursday noon at the Wendell Sherwood Hotel. He is a former Catholic Youth Center president and chaired the Girls Club building fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. McGurk
UCS
Rotary Club
Wendell-Sherwood
Mr. McGurk
Catholic Youth Center
Girls 'Club Building Fund
Social Briefs Reach of Local Residents Prominent Trips
Mrs William Prince Smith of Pie Bartlett Ave has returned after almost two months with her son in law and daughter Richard Flood and their three children in Is lip L I Dr Herbert Sandick of 20 Spadina Parkway returned after skiing eight days at Aspen Colo and attending the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons annual meeting in Chicago Col Eastman USA ret of Honolulu flew to West Stockbridge to visit his father the Rev Frederic S Eastman now at Edgecomb Nursing Home Lenox Col Eastman stays with sister Mrs Eric F Josselyn Thomas J Patti Pratt Institute freshman spends nine day vacation with parents at 73 Lyman St and hosts roommate Fred Pearman of Anderson S C Miss Ellen Joan Covel daughter of Dr and Mrs Herbert Covel of 65 Lexington Parkway transfers to Syracuse University for sophomore year after midwinter recess and enrollment at University of Miami
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William Prince Smith
Pie Bartlett Ave
Richard Flood
Islip
L.1
Herbert Sandick
Spadina Parkway
Aspen
Colo
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Chicago
Eric Eastman
USA
Honolulu
Hawaii
Frederic S. Eastman
West Stockbridge
Edgecomb
Lenos
Eastman
Eric F. Josselyn
Thomas J. Patti
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N.Y
Quinte V. Patti
Lyman St
Fred Pearman
Anderson, S. C
Ellen Joan Covel
Herbert Covel
Lexington Parkway
Syracuse University
University of Miami
Mrs Mary L Smith Reappointed Club President at Dinner
The Women’s Club held its annual dinner last night with 154 in attendance as the business meeting approved the officer slate. Mrs Mary L Smith was elected president for a fifth term alongside re elected officers and board members, including Mrs David P Buick and Mrs Dougal MacGregor.
Miss Caporale Weds in Virginia
Miss Phyllis Ann Caporale daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominic Caporale of Pittsfield Massachusetts married B Jerry McClellan son of Mrs Thomas McClellan of Lundale West Virginia on January 6 in Arlington The bride a 1962 Pittsfield High School graduate is a secretary for the Navy Department in Washington the groom a Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co employee at the Pentagon attended Man High School Las Vegas New Mexico and Highlands University The couple reside in Arlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Phyllis-Ann Caporale
Dominic Caporale
Appleton Ave
Pittsfield
Mass
Jerry McClellan
Thomas McClellan
Lundale
W. Va
McClelan
Pittsfield High School
Navy Department
Special Projects Office
Washington, D.C
McClellan
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Pentagon
Washington
Man (W. Va
Highlands University
Las Vegas
N.M
Pack 75 Cubs See Magic Show at Williams School
About 1 attended a meeting of Cub Scout Pack 74 at Williams School last night. Peyton Townes Jr. presented a magic show. Jonathan Summer, Larry Potts and Timothy Isabel received iron badges, Scott Bundy wolf award, and Walter Green and Michael Anthony arrow points. Paul Bailey welcomed as a Bobcat by R Joseph Isabel. A skit on Indians, theme of the month, was presented by Den 1, and the flag raising ceremony was conducted by Den 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams School
Peyton Townes Jr
Jonathan Summer
Larry Potts
Timothysabel
Scott Bundy
Walter Green
Michael Anthony
Paul Bailey
R. Joseph Isabel
Den 1
Den 4
Andrew Wyand Wins Pinewood Derby at St. Mark's
Andrew Wyand son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wyand of 2h Harris St won first place in the Pack 18 Cub Scouts pinewood derby at Father Leonard Hall, St. Mark's Church on Saturday. About 40 attended. Michael Pelletier, second. Danny Martin, third. Den 4 winner David Zafffino, Den 5 winner Mark Renzi, and Den 6 winner Gary Quadrozzi named. Harold Hall, Pack 7h Cubmaster, lent his track. four Cubs from Pack 67 helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wyand
Walter
Wyand
Harris St
St. Mark's Church
Leonard Hall
Michael Pelletier
Danny Martin
David Zafffino
Mark Renzi
Gary Quadrozzi
Harold Hall
Senior Citizens Name Social Chairman at Center
Mrs. Helen Meinhart has been named chairman of a social at the Senior Citizens Center. The event is Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the center. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Meinhart
Senior Citizens
Free Will Society to Meet at First Congregational Church
Free Will Society of First Congregational Church will meet Thursday at 11 am to sew for missions. Luncheon will be served at 12 45 by Mrs Robert Rood s group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Will Society
First Congregational Church
Robert Rood
Marriage Intentions From Greenville And Edward James Spence Jr
David Skene McKellar of Greenville DC and Sandra Covell of 5 Westview Circle Edward James Spence Jr of 15 Linden Street and Helen Elizabeth Godfrey of 161 Bradford Street announce marriage intentions in a public filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Skene McKellar
Greenville, D.C
Sandra Covell
Westview Circle
Edward James Spence Jr
Linden St
Helen Elizabeth Godfrey
Bradford St
Culverwell Engaged to Edward Houghtlin in May Wedding
Mr and Mrs Albert Culverwell of 104 Francis Ave announce the engagement of daughter Lorraine Marie to Edward Houghtlin son of Mr and Mrs George Houghtlin of 295 New West St A May wedding is planned Lorraine is a 1963 Pittsfield High School graduate and works at Adams Super Market on Dalton Avenue Edward also works at Adams Super Market and attended Pittsfield schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Culverwell
Francis Ave
Lorraine Marie
Edward Houghtlin
George Houghtlin
New West St
Pittsfield High School
Miss Culverwell
Adams Super Market
Dalton Avenue
Houghtlin
Pittsfield
Engagement of Ann Marie Kristensen to Paul E Snow
Mr and Mrs Rasmuts Kristensen of Lanesboro announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Marie to Paul E Snow son of Mr and Mrs Harold Snow of Lanesboro The wedding is set for April 18 at St Charles Church Ann Marie is a licensed practical nurse who graduated from St Joseph s High School 1954 and Pittsfield Vocational School 1961 Paul Snow is a Pittsfield High School 1954 graduate who worked at Ben Franklin Printing Press and served three years in the Army including Germany dates from 1950s era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmuts Kristensen
Lanesboro
Ann Marie
Paul E. Stow
Harold Snow
St. Charles’ Church
Miss Kristensen
St. Joseph’s High School
Pittsfield Vocational School of
Snow
Ben Franklin Printing Press
Pittsfield
Pamela Sloper Named in College Who's Who
Pamela Sloper daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger B Sloper of 24 Upland Road has been named in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities She is a 1960 Pittsfield High School graduate and a senior at Westfield State College where she is a cheerleader and vice president of the ski club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Sloper
Roger B.sloper
Upland Road
Pittsfield High School
Sloper
Westfield State College
New England Flower Show Opens March 14 in Boston
The 31st annual New England spring flower show by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society runs March 14 to 22 at Wonderland Park Revere Gardens. The theme Gardens for Living features dogwoods tulips roses and orchids with over 100000 square feet of exhibits under manager Arno H Nehring.
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Boston
New ‘England
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Wonderland Park
Revere
Arno i H. Nehring
Camp Fire Council To Elect New Board At Pittsfield Dinner
Five new board members and five new council members will be presented for election at the Pittsfield Camp Fire Girls Council annual dinner meeting at 6 30 p m at the White Tree Club Mrs Norman I W Thomas will present the slate to be elected The meeting marks the 40th anniversary of Camp Fire Girls in Pittsfield Mrs Dana W Jones nominated for secretary and George H Robillard Jr named treasurer Other officers and committee members are announced with re elections and new appointments for a year two years or three years Mrs Jones term one year Robillard three years continuing officers include Rudolph A Sacco president and Mrs Cornelius Boothman Jr vice president. Re elected nominating committee members are Mrs Herbert Smith and others to be named. New council members named include J Robert Busch Ann DeWitt James Dyer Peter W MckrLain Francis Rodriguez and Samuel N Steven awn After business Gregor Frederick G Dion will speak on Youth Arrangements chaired by Mrs Everett A Kappenman decorations by Miss Bowman and Okiriyapi junior High Camp Fire Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Mary L. Smith
David P. Buick
Dougal MacGregor
Williams R. Grounds
Ruth M. Cohen
Gordon W. Kirkpatrick
James FP. Pagones
Frank L. Emerson
House
Louis S. Socha
Roscoe J. Abare
Robert J. White
James T. Russell Jr
George Anderson
Katherine J. Garrity
Floyd McGinnis
Frank R. Mullen
Frank R. Munn
Edgar M. Derr
Fred H. Chant
Mary R. Allessio
Lawrence G. ‘Hamilton
Hine
Pittsfield
White Tree Club
Norman I W. Thomas
Camp Fire
Dana W. Jones
George H. Robillard Jr
Jones
Robillard
Rudolph A. Sacco
Cornelius Boothman, Jr
Jamne
K. Bowman
William, Dyer
Dorothy Potter
Vernon II
Striebel SI
Herbert Smith
Dyer
Striebel
Jonathan B. Al‘ured
Mi‘hael Kinnas
Henry Hovland
Richard Rowe
Charles P. Hooker
Boothman
Readers’ Association
David W. Morerison
Christian Center
Christian Center Represssentative, Mrs. Thomas
Sacco
J. Robert Busch
Ann DeWitt
Mr. Dyer
Michael Fresia
James D. Fryer
Peter W. Mckrlain
William J. Penn
Francis Rodriguez
Samuel N. Stevenawn
Frderick G. Dion
St. Mack's Church
Everett A. Kappenman
Bowman
Okiriyapi
Kinnas
Duplicate Bridge Pair Championships Begin Monday
Fourteen tables were played last night at the Jewish Community Center duplicate bridge. Men and women pair championships start next Monday at 7 30 p m in a master point session with two sessions. First place north south went to Mrs Frederic A Pease and Mrs Harold L Gregory Hed with Mr and Mrs Ernest J Dube. East west winners were Percy F Jones and Mrs David F Kline. Third place north south went to Mrs Margaret Davis and Mrs Dorothy Barry. second east west to Fred F Dineen and John H Keegan. third to Hugh Nash and Paul Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Community Center
Frederic A. Pease
Harold L. Gregory Hed
Ernest J. Dube
Northsouth
Percy F. Jones
David F. Kline
West
Margaret Davis
South Lee
Dorothy Barry
Lenox
Fred F. Dineen
John H. Keegan
Hugh Nash
Paul Benjamin
Dillon Jr. Returns From Jaycee Congress
Robert B. Dillon Jr. of 5 Elaine Daive has returned from Santa Monica, California, where he attended the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Ten Outstanding Young Men congress. He was guest of the Baltimore Jaycees, with Danny Thomas master of ceremonies for the awards program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Dillon Jr
Elaine Daive
Santa Monica
Calif
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Dillon
Baltimore
Jaycees
Danny Thomas
Resionies Star
Betty Phillip Heads Event at Second Church Fashion Show
The Willing Worker Club of Second Congregational Church plans a fashion show and social on February 14 at St. John’s Masonic Lodge. Betty Phillip chairs, assisted by Lois Stockton. A dock radio and other door prizes will be awarded. Tickets are sold through club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Worker Club
Second Congregational Church
St. John's Masonic Lodge
Betty Phillip
Lois Stockton
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St. Luke’s
Moody B. Brown
Cath
Erine M. Vickery
Fredrick J. Carpenter
James R. Pemrick
Ralph R. Cyr
Roger A. Connor
O'Neil
Donna K. Pensiy
Michigan
Airlines Training Division
Ausatic School
Box 400
Berkehire Eacie
Teehue
Tee
Electronic Computer Programming
Electronic Computer Programming Institute
IBM
Iene Sre
Atatates Sat
Rotary
Charles R. Alberti
Herman §. Braun
Maud Richardson
Margaret A. Ray
Frances Gannon
Hamilton
Harold Yon
Maj
Clyde H. J. Bothwell
British Overseas Airways Corp
WBEC
iHenry S. Hovland
Ann. Kristensen
Paul E.snow
Mosca
Ann M. Kristensen
N.E. Fieiner
Florida
Starratt
Bax Ts FE
Fla
First National Stores
S&h
Camp Fire Council
R. B. Dillon Jr
Jaycee Congress
Wesome Dining
Hilda Cohen
Sarah
Iran
New York
Raphael Cranflone
Mary Norton
Rosso
Tel
Glenview
Dan Gerber
Bor
Fremont
Mose Og
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