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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
5
Mrs Florence Brandt Mirro consultant will appear at England's tomorrow through Saturday to demonstrate new Mirro utensils with miracle finish DuPont Teflon in the Housewares Dept Fourth Floor.
The Berkshire based ensemble, composed of professional union musicians from Berkshire County Albany and Bennington, seeks community support to avoid disbanding amid a projected 1400 deficit. Founder John Duffy plans smaller concerts at Stockbridge School with $500 budgets, while appealing donors led by David Bournazian.
Paul Sonnabend of Boston, vice president of the Hotel Corp. of America, was elected president of the Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped Inc Easter Seal Society at the annual meeting in Boston. He succeeds George M. Rideout who remains on the board. John W. Lund of Worcester became vice president and L. Robert Campbell of Ware Savings Bank was named clerk. Durbin H. Wells of Northampton was named to the statewide corporation.
Open Monday through Saturday from 9 30 to 3 30 with Thursday extended to 9 PM. The listing notes a Thursday evening shopping option and specifies standard daytime hours for the week.
A fashion blurb highlights bold lines softened by luxurious furry fabric. Rich textures pamper wearers and chic plush looks pair with coats. The piece notes new colorings and suggests cloche and toque hats to complement the updated style.
Berkshire County 4-H re elected Lee Webb as president and Bruce Fletcher as vice president at a recent 4 H Fair Association meeting. The 1964 fair is set for August 14 15 with plans for a county wide cookie sale to support the association. 4 H members must have completed two years of work and be in their third year to be eligible for premiums totaling 1850 dollars. Age limit 14 as of January 1 1964. About 35 will make the trip. The 1963 achievement night is November 16 at North Junior High Pittsfield starting 7 30 with key awards and 76 county medals and state winners announced. Delegates and alternates will be chosen November 1. Camp director applications for Camp Howe 1964 to be screened in Pittsfield the first week of November with selection before December 1.
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