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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1959

Page

10

Committee Delays Payment On Lagging School Project

GREAT BARRINGTON The School Building Construction Committee postponed paying a 529 920 bill from Western Massachusetts Contracting Engineers due to progress delays on the High and Bryant School addition. Chairman Morelli said the job is at a standstill with only about six workers present and urged action. Kenneth Paget Peeston was told to arrange a meeting with Scarpa and Fisher to discuss adding more men to the project.

Great Barrington Western Massachusetts Tes High Bryant School Kenneth Pa J Peeston Scarpa King of and Architect John H. Fisher Western Masusetts Contracting Sehnai Additi Preston Fisher Herman G. Morelli Mgr. Morell Donald Gorandson John Clark Searles High School Oak Great Barrington Spruce South Lee Massachusetts Summmer Supt. of Kenneth F. Preston John Nesbit Comee

Home Baked Goods At St Peter's Bazaar

SRE A BARRINGTON The food table at the La Pete annual bazaar tomorrow from ips am to 6 p m at Walker Hall with homemade pies cookies cakes and breads. Other homemade food including salads beans spaghetti sauce and casserole dishes will be sold at the gourmet table. Knitted and crocheted articles will be on sale and there will be a Christmas gift shop. Door prizes will be awarded following the card party.

Sreat Barrington la Pete Walker Hall

Foley Powers Merchants League Bowling High Scores

Great Barrington Mike Foley of Pine Tree Cabins rolled a high triple 4535 and high single 996 in Merchants' Bowling League matches this week. Leo Segai of Pine Tree Cabins was runner up with a high triple 459, while Herman Mere of Barrington Electric had runner up high singles with a 2.

Great Barrington Mike Foley Pine Tree Cabins Merchants Leo R. Segaijla Herman Mere Barrington Electric

Resident Company Arrives for McComb Theater in Town

The Kate MecComa Playhouse resident company of eight arrived from New York City and will base the town's plays at 3 Hollenbeck Street. Four members are here now, with additional actors hired as needed. The theater opens October 15 with The Wizard of Oz.

Great Barrington Kate MecComa Playhouse New York City Hollenbeck St

Movie Timetable County heaters Adams Entertainment

Adams shows two features with an 7:20 start and 9:05 screening for The Sound and the Fury and Warlock plus a matinée at 1:30 for China Doll. Lee presents The Mating Game and China Doll with a Saturday matinée. Mahaiwe schedules Westbound and Pork Chop Hill along with Five Pennies and Surrender Hell. Hoosac Drive-In lists Greatest Adventure and Battle Flame with 7 and 9:03 showings.

Goury Mr. Pennypacker Lee

Brodericks Anniversary Observed at Open House

Mr and Mrs Homer D Broderick of Cottage Street will host an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 to mark their 40th wedding anniversary Mrs Broderick formerly Clarice Garfield of this town and Mr Broderick a Lee native were married in Hillsdale New York on October 4 1919 They are longtime members of First Congregational Church He has worked as a painting contractor in town for about 35 years They have four children and eight grandchildren

Great Barrington Homer D. Broderick Cottage Street

Registration Tonight For Adult Education

Registration tonight from 1:30 to 9 at Searles High School for adult education courses. Laura Williams will teach idioms and practical terms for travel. A new rug braiding course may run if at least 20 enroll. Monday evening registration 7:30 to 9. Also notes ads about local services and real estate listings.

Searles High School Laura Williams

Hooked Rugs Exhibition At Lenox Library

Lenox library hosts a two week hooked rugs display directed by Mrs. L P Dodd of Pittsfield starting Monday. Nine rugs will hang in the front room with samples, patterns, swatches and dyes. Afternoon demonstrations of hooking run each day in week one by class members. Participants include Mrs. Bartholomew W Barry Mrs W Hewit Clifford Mrs Charles D Leen from Taconic Ave St James and others from Steck Jibe M s Ollver C Kemp Cream amd Wre Frank White Ralph J Warden Mrs Fred C Holzman Mrs William J Bowker Mrs Lloyd Peckham Nancy Leyden from Falls Village and Great Barrington. Winter classes begin Wednesday with fall enrollment expected.

Cliffwood Street Charles D. ¢ Leéniuf Taconic Avenue St James Rimernorr Tom Frank White West Main Treet Great Barrington Ralph Pixley Fred C. Holzman Round Hill Road Sheffield William ‘J. Bowker Lloyd Peckham Falls Village Nancy Leyden

Mrs Lucey on Vacation Visits Brodericks and Warren

Mrs. Robert Lucey of East Street is on vacation this week. Sandra Broderick a student at Westfield State Teachers College will visit her parents Mr and Mrs Homer D Broderick of Street. Other guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Warren of Cotlins pile Conn.

Robert Lucey East Street Harper's Phariss Sandra Broderick Westfield State Teachers [College Homer D. Broderick Street Frank Warren Cotlinspile Conm

Catholic Daughters Plan Breakfast At Maple Hill

LENOX The Father William Grace Court of the Catholic Daughters of America will hold its annual Communion breakfast Sunday at 9 a.m. at Maple Hill on Stockbridge Road following the 8:30 Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Church. Sister Eleanor Marie, S.S.N., of North Adams, will be the speaker. Mrs. Donald H. Reid and Mrs. George P. Walsh are cochairmen of arrangements with a committee assisting on reservations decorations invitations publicity and other duties.

LENOX William Grace Court Daugh Lters America Maple Hil Stockbridge Road St. Vincent de Paul Church Uenox Eleanor Marie Edward Doherty Altrved J. Viosin Josephline. Pignatelli William J. Corcoran MU Fielding Kennedy

Hinsdale Church Notices Include Worldwide Communion Day

World Communion Day will be observed in local Protestant churches Sunday. The First Congregational Church will hold its annual meeting on Oct. 7. The Christian Church will conduct a meeting after Sunday service.

First Congregational Church Christan Church

Lee Plans New Town Dump Near Woodland and W Street

At a town meeting the Selectmen discussed leasing land from the Western Massachusetts Electric Co. for a new dump to be operated under the Public Health Department plan. A fence and gate will close the site during posted hours and daily refuse will be covered with earth. Rep Warren A. Turner joined discussions about neighbor complaints at the Route 102 dump where burning occurs. The board noted attempts to shift that operator to the landfill have failed and outlined operation plans with Dr. Francis P. Devanny of the Board of Health.

Lee the Selectmen Woodland Selectmen Western Board of Health Plan Massachusetts Electric Co Tee State Department of Public Health Selectmen's Warren A. Turner East Lee Route 102 Department of Public Health Francis P. Devanny Board of Health

Lee VNA Drive Ends This Week

Maurice J. Lerner campaign chairman for the Visiting Nurse Association fund drive says the rest of the drive has been very gratifying and will end next week. He urges any uncontacted supporters to send contributions to him before the drive ends and notes results will be reported to the VNA and released to the public next week.

Lee Maurice J. Lerner Assn Lerner VNA

Selectmen Name Youth Committee Named for Town

The selectmen formed a town youth committee at a recent special meeting naming A. Brooks Michael W Anthony P Mercadante Hayes and Louis E Scaramuzzi to serve. The article notes a $1 400 allocation for second floor Town Hall improvements to fund two gas heaters minor repairs and the hiring of a center director. Members of the Central Berkshire Junior Chamber of Commerce have been repainting the hall interior at their own expense.

A. Brooks Michael W. Anthony P. Mercadante Hayes Louis E. Scaramuzzi Central Berkshire Junior Chamber of Commerce Vio i

Gladys Aylward Speaks Thursday At Chapel Center

Gladys Aylward, source of The Small Woman, visits Berk shire Christian College and Advent Church for two talks. She speaks at 10:15 a.m. in the college chapel and again at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Community Center.

Gladys Aylward Chapel, Center Lenon Alan Burgess Berkshire Christian College Advent Ci Jun Church Aylward Burgess Misa Aylward Bee 'S Digest

Navy Seaman La Due Serves Aboard Radar Sub USS Haton

Claude H. La Due lelan first class USN son of La Due of 84 Taconic Street serves aboard the radar picket submarine USS Haton with the U S Pacific Fleet based in San Diego California. Enlisted in 1946 he is married with four children and resides in Imperial Beach California with his wife.

Claude H. la Due Lelan USN la Due Haton San Diego Calif Imperial Beach

Bloodmobile appeal seeks nurses and donors in Lee

An appeal issued for more volunteer nurses and blood donors for a Lee Red Cross bloodmobile visit reports that registrations lag and only a decisive upturn will meet the quota of 135. Shadowbrook may limit donations due to many novices in retreat. Nursing chairwoman Mrs. Doris H. Dockray invites registered nurses and aides to sign up for noon to 3 pm shifts or 1 to 6 pm shifts.

Lea Red Cross Randolph Forman Lee Visi Shadowbrook Irs Doris H. Dockray Mabel Hunter Park Place

Motorist Appeals 20 Day Sentence In District Court

E R Robert J Lusignan 32 of Winsted Conn was fined 50 and sentenced to 20 days in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to three charges He paid the fines but appeals the 20 day sentence He was released on 500 bail pending Superior Court hearing on his appeal The fines were 100 for operating under the influence and 15 for drunkenness The 4 day sentence came on a charge of driving after his right to do so had been suspended It noted a second offense within a year for driving after suspension Police arrested Lusignan when they found him parked in the middle of Otis Road The car reportedly skidded a traffic hazard and the defendant was drunk at the time

Robert J. Lusignan Winsted Conn House of Correction Lusignan Mark Lee Martin Spring George Gardner Otis T. I

Driver Fined for DUI and Drunkenness in Stockbridge

Mrs. Ruth Cardillo, 41, of East Street Stockbridge, paid 100 for operating under the influence and 15 for drunkenness after pleading guilty in District Court. Police Chief William Obanhein testified she ignored a request to leave her car at Stockbridge Motors Garage and fled at high speed after beer admission, driving toward Route 7 water.

Ruth

Mixed League Results Spark High Scores Last Week

Lee Al Bona rolled the high total 340 in the Mixed League while Harold Greene clocked a high single string of 120. The Diamonds Emeralds Opals and Sapphires each won two and lost two strings. The Rubies sit first with four wins, ahead of the Pearls.

LENOX Kalamazoo Tel Lee Tucker Street Willows Brunell Inc Karren Foast Pauline North al Bona Harold Greene

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