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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1965
Page
13
James Niarchos named chairman of the first annual St. George's Church dinner dance to be held early in October. He will be assisted by Constantine Metropoloulos. The church parish house mortgage will be burned at the event.
All adults invited to the So Ed Ballroom Dance Club Friday evening at the YMCA. Admission will be charged, refreshments served, and a door prize awarded. A special attendance prize for a So Ed member. Tickets sold at the door.
State award winners at Pittsfield Grange Fair were announced today as about 400 viewed 244 exhibits and 200 attended the turkey dinner and auction. The Donald Fuller family of Lee won a Massachusetts Department of Agriculture rosette for the greatest number of outstanding exhibits in flowers vegetables foods and the family display. Mrs. E. J. Scace of Richmond won Massachusetts State Grange rosettes for displays of flowers vegetables and foods. The Seace family of Pittsfield won a second rosette for cattle beef hay flowers and vegetables. Anne Seace won first in junior yearling registered calf Stephen Scace won first in registered calf and John Scace won first in senior yearling grade calf and second in grade calf. The fitting and showmanship winners were Olivia Li Begarowski first John Scace second and Anne Scace third.
Skidmore Alumnae Club of Berkshire Bennington counties will host a tea tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 at Mrs Charles Weeks home 1000 Williams Street. Current and prospective Skidmore students and area alumnae are invited.
Social notes recap visits from Mrs. Ella Bradichich and Helen of Hempstead to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kurek in Pittsfield, with Mrs. Jackson and her grandsons Mor ris family in Juneau. Theda Politis will enter Middlebury College as a Freshman after high school honors. Berkshire students return to Andover Newton School. Jaclyn Canning heads Briarcliff orientation as Briarcliff College sophomore. Maxine Zaiken resumes studies at Wake Forest. Mary-Jane Gross and Sybil English vacationed in Florida.
The Woman's League of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. opening with chapter business meetings. Desert and coffee will be served at 7 30 by the Worthwhile and Ellen Lyon chapter's. The Rev. Vernon I. Price as sociate minister will speak to the combined chapters on "The Christian Calling." All interested women are invited.
Patrick J. OConnor will discuss changes in Social Security law including Medicare at the Kiwanis Club meeting tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the Stanley Club.
Charles Perenick named chairman of the Berkshire council annual dinner dance visitation to be held Sept 25. Grand counselor to be honored is George T. McKeone of Danielson. New England grand officers expected. Berkshire council has about 600 members in Pittsfield.
Robert Leigh Livingston, son of Mr and Mrs H Richmond Tilvingston of 125 Holmes Road Pittsfield, has been named student minister at the First Church in Newton. A Bates College 1963 graduate, he enters his senior year at Andover Newton Theological School and is married to Susan Drury of Wellesley Hills.
A public card party was held today at 2 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. Prizes were given and refreshments served by Mrs. Lauretia St. Peter, chairman, and her committee.
Briggs Parent Teacher Association announces new officers Mrs Samuel Leone president succeeding Ralph Cianflone Mrs Gerald Bowes vice president Mrs Leslie DeWitt secretary and Mrs William Reilly treasurer. Principal Thomas G Farley and staff will be introduced. All mothers invited at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon at the school.
A high school mixer at the Catholic Youth Center on Melville Street runs Saturday from 2 to 5 pm. All teens are welcome with music by Danny Murphy's Berkshire Beetles and dance attractions including the frog, Watusi, swim, and monkey. Admittance is 25 cents for members and a higher fee for non-members. the snack bar will be open.
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