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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1959
Page
22
The Lebanon Valley Rod and Gun Club will meet at 8 tomorrow evening at the Legion Hall, with Francis Amlaw presiding over the business session. A film titled Gods Country will be shown afterwards.
New Lebanon New York The Lebanon Valley Protective Ambulance Fund drive for five thousand dollars reached about halfway with one week’s contributions totaling 123 dollars from 15 donors. The grand total stands at 2446 50 from 251 donors with nearly 800 area families still unheard from. All money goes to buy a replacement ambulance for the 11 year old vehicle. Supper bazaar and pot roast supper set for Saturday December 12 at the Congregational Church.
Joseph B. Salls vice principal of New Lebanon Central School was cited by the State Historical Association for his fourth year as sponsor and adviser to the local Indian Head Chapter of the Junior Historical Association. The Lebanon Springs group, organized in 1945 with 12 members, grew to 26 this year. Edward Buntine attended the meeting with Mr Salls.
Lewiston resident Paul E Bolduc and Pittsfield resident Edmund E Weinert were fined by local justices after being picked up weekend by Sheriff deputies for crossing over double line markings. Bolduc paid four dollars in Canaan, Weinert two dollars in New Lebanon Center. Deputy Lester Coons reported the arrests. state trooper A V Hoogkamp assisted in Albany gambling raids Friday.
The Catholic Youth Center hosts its annual Halloween party at the CYC Friday evening. All members 12 and under may attend with registration by Thursday. The event features refreshments a cartoon movie and costume prizes. Participants must be in costume to join and may march in Saturday’s parade.
Britain's long hot summer lifted nudist activity with the British Sun Bathing Association reporting membership rising to over 5,000. The figure was presented at the association’s annual convention held Sunday.
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