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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1964
Page
14
Residents start a petition opposing the proposed aerial spraying with DDT coordinated by John J. Pensky. The petition asks the Stockbridge selectmen to consider the evidence and President's science advisory report on pesticides, labeling the program wasteful and harmful.
STOCKBRIDGE The all star team of the Stockbridge League, the sole Massachusetts squad, will join the Greater Hartford tournament for youths 13 and under in Southington, Connecticut. If they stay undefeated, they advance to the next weekend’s final round. Ralph Collins, Williams High School coach, guides the group including Louis Raspuzzi, Bruce Willcox, David Antoniazzi, Richard Temalini, Albert Ingegni, John Miller, Mark Obanhein, Kevin Gallagher, Dan Steinberg and Gregory Pilling.
Advertisement lists pricing for adult services by W Stock and Housatonic group. Adults priced at $1.50 and children under 12 at $1.25. Ends with contact or advertisement tag.
Chester United Church outlines Palm Sunday schedule with a children's service at 3:30 and a main worship at 11 led by Rev. Claude Doig on the topic Palms Alms and You. Child care provided. senior high Youth Fellowship at 7 with Mr Doig. canvassing by church members in the afternoon. Prudential Committee meets in vestry. Dr. Kenneth Beckwith to lead. Also includes weekly church menu for Monday through Thursday.
The McSweeney Gage Runz Post American Legion will hold a spaghetti supper Saturday evening at 6 30 p m at the Legion Hall with dancing to follow The public is invited Tickets available at the door Kenneth Gillette is chairman
Local barber association lists pricing for adults in West Stockbridge and surrounding South Berkshire areas. Adults pay $1.50, children under 12 pay $1.25.
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