15 Sep 1965
Page 14
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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1965
Page
14
Medicare leaflets describe optional health coverage for persons 65 and over under Social Security. Patrick J. Q. O'Connor Jr of the Pittsfield Social Security office notes enrollment begins with mailed information and a deadline of March 31, 1966.
The Penai Sew Netami Order of the Arrow Lodge will hold its annual fall fellowship meeting at Camp Eagle in Lenox this weekend. The lodge will conduct ordeal and brotherhood ceremonies under Paul Forman and Glen Bassett of Pittsfield. Officers will be elected and a Saturday evening business meeting will include a report on the 15th anniversary national conference at Indiana University August 27 to 31. Lodge chief Craig Hadley of North Adams and Kurt Gabel Jr will present as they attended the conference. Activities begin Friday at 7 p.m. with registration and the preordeal and brotherhood ceremonies followed by a cracker barrel and hootenanny. Reservations may be made at the Scouts office, 5 Wendell Ave.
Robert T. Parker leaves General Electric after nine years to become advertising and sales promotion manager at Technifax Corp in Holyoke. A Harvard graduate and USAF veteran, Parker and his family have moved from Lenox to Woodside Drive Wilbraham. Boston Globe names Thomas Winship editor succeeding his father Laurence L. Winship. Berkshire Coin Club to meet at 3 p.m. at White Tree Club with prize drawings and coin exhibit reported by John J. Kilfeather.
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