Miss June Bowman Promoted At Girls Club in Berkshire
Miss June Bowman named assistant to Martha Newsom at the Girls Club. Succeeding Bowman as waterfront director will be Margaret Leigh Baker of Winchester, Tenn. Baker, longtime Berkshire resident, camper and counselor at Belgian Village Camp, holds education in child care and development and has Red Cross water safety certification. Bowman, a 1956 University of Delaware graduate, has taught art and clothing in Wilmington and was swimming instructor at Camp Lenore. The new assistant replaces Mary Arnold, who resigned to join Army Special Services in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June E. Bowman
Martha’ May Newsom
Miss Bowman
Margaret Leigh Baker
Winchester
Tenn
Berkshire County
Miss Baker
Cummington
Bowman
Camp Stevenson
Pierre S du Pont High School
Wilmington
Del
University of Delaware
Camp Lenore
Hinsdale
Peoples’ Settlement
Mary Arnold
Army Special Services
Nuernberg
Germany
Eiviano School Fall Schedule Announces New Music Courses
John A. Culpo announces the Biviano School of Music fall schedule offering private accordion and theory plus new guitar, woodwinds, brass and saxophone courses. Two accordion bands, junior and senior, will provide ensemble and public performance experience under instructors David Huxtable and David G. Bournazian, both with notable credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biviano School of Music
John A. Culpo
David Huxtable
Huxtable
North Adams State Teachers College
Jim Hall
School of Jazz
Lenox
Eastover
David G. Bournazian
Bournazian
Boston University
College of Music
Emanuel Valerio
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Bourman
Neal Hefti
North Junior High School
Girls Club Registration Opens This Saturday
Registration for Girls Club classes starts Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm at the club. The program begins Oct. 5 with flyers in schools announcing the schedule. Preschool girls and grades 1-6 may register Monday and Tuesday afternoons 3 to 5 30 at the club. Boys register for dancing classes Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. Junior and senior high students register Wednesday 3 to 5 30.
Central Pomona Grange Reports Due Tomorrow
Mrs David MacWhinnie chair man of home and community service for Berkshire Central Pomona Grange has notified all Granges in this Pomona district that state and national recognition reports are to be in her hands by tomorrow Also all entries including work and fancy aprons and magazine racks are due tomorrow The apron and magazine rack contests are open only to Grangers A nation wide crochet contest sponsored by J P Coates Thread Co is open to Grange members and friends and includes 10 classes Prizes will be awarded Friday evening at the Pomona level at a Pomona Grange meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David MacWhinnie
Home and Community Service
Berkshire Central
Pomona Grange
Pomona
J. P. Coates Thread Co
State Officers to Visit Heart Grange Meeting
A May feature lists local graduates and current students. James O'Brien begins at Notre Dame. Virginia Hovey starts nursing training in Boston. Rosemary Ferry enters IRM course in Binghamton. John Leahy returns to Middlebury as a senior, Judith Ann at Becker College, Dale Melikan back at UMass, Mark Melikan at American International College, Tom Lincks to Mount Holyoke, Patricia Gul starts Bay Path Junior College.
Linomi Chapter Supper Hosts Grange Event
Mrs. Daphne B. Sears of Swansea will be guest of honor at Heart of the Berkshires Grange supper meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the hall. Feingen of Pomona will present a fruit program. Guests include Mr. Novey and others as they host a visiting group, with flower tributes planned and attendance noted for hospital care in Norwich County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne B. Sears
Swansea
Pomona
Massachusetts State Grange
Heart of the Berkshires Grange
Feingen
Thomas C. Hovey
Liwomi
Woman’s and Children
Catherine and
Thompe
Norwich County Hospital
Marriage Intentions for John Newberry and Sandra Madigan
John Robert Newberry of 16 Elmhurst Ave and Sandra Mary Madigan of Washington have filed intent to marry. The union appears to be a formal record of marriage intentions with no listed date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Newberry
Elmhurst Ave
Sandra Mary Madigan
Washington
Free Lecture On Photography Friday at Museum
A husband and wife photography duo open the Berkshire Museum Camera Club fall and winter series with an 8 pm illustrated talk titled Amenca the Beauti ful at the museum. The Carpenters of Stamford Conn will present Slide Derivations showing methods for creating unusual effects using Besler slide products. Both are active PSA and NE Camera Club Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Museum Camera Club
Ralph M Carpenter
Stamford
Besler
Paul Perry Wins Ford Fellowship At Harvard
Paul A. Perry son of Clay Perry of 109 Wendell Ave has been awarded a Ford Fellowship at Harvard University and will begin classes Monday. He has been Worcester Telegram educational news editor for two years and received a leave of absence. Perry is the sole Massachusetts newspaperman chosen this year and will study educational news techniques while also working at WGBH Cambridge as part of his course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Perry
Clay Perry
Wendell Ave
Ford
Harvard University
Perry
Worcester Telegram
Massachusetts
Harvard
Sylvia St
Lexington
WGBH
Cambridge
WBEC
Pittsfield
Loydann E. Pierce
Wilklow Cove
Cheshire
Columbia Lodge Card Party and Cake Sale Planned
Columbia Lodge Sona of Italy will hold a card party and cake sale tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 118 Bradford St. Homemade refreshments will be served, and cakes and Italian pastry will be sold. Players are to bring cards. Mrs. Nicholas M. Iona chairs, assisted by Mrs. Joseph Santara. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge
Sona
Italy
Bradford St
Nicholas M. Iona
Joseph Santara
Social Briefs Highlight Local Students Entering Colleges
Miss Beverly Ann Fernald of 92 Richard Dr enters UNH freshman year as an honor student. William J. Dehey of 19 Chiff Ave returns to Holy Cross Worcester for sophomore year. Alan E Robertson of 57 Warwick St starts freshman year at Mount Hermon. brother Robert reenters Lenox School as sophomore. Janet Esaldi, Teresa Cascani, and Katherine La Rosa leave for four days in Washington to visit Mary Esaldi before returning. Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Wilde of Los Angeles plan two week visit with Wilde’s mother before returning home. Mrs Eleanor E Wilde of 11 Chickering St. Carol Joan Evans of 378 South St enters Becker Junior College Worcester for senior year after one year at Vermont College. Grace E Fahey of 44 Egremont Ave enters UMass Amherst as freshman. Pittsfield High graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale A Melikan
Hhas
University of Massachusetts
Mark G. Melikan
Pittsfield High School
American Intenational College
Springfield
Arthur G. Mihkan
Alfred Dr
Beverly Ann Fernald
Frank W. Fernald
Richard Dr
University of New Hampshire
William J. Dehey
William I. Dehey
Chiff Ave
College of the Holy Cross
Worcester
Alan E Robertson
Robert C. Robertson Jr
Warwick St
Mount Hermon School
Robert
Lenox School
Janet Esaldi
Newell
Teresa Cascani
Circular Ave
Katherine la Rosa
Root Pl
Washington, D.C
Miss Esaldi
Mary Esaldi
Pittsfield
Kenneth E. Wilde
Roxanne
Los Angeles
Carol Joan Evans
E. J. Evans
South St
Becker Junior College
Vermont College
Montpelier
Grace E. Fahey
William E. Fahey
Egremont Ave
Pittsheld High School
Redfield PTA Hears BLICO Officer and Building Talk
Merril R. Tabor of Berkshire Life Insurance spoke on the companys new building at a Redfield PTA meeting attended by 38 last night. He invited members to visit. Principal Miss Anna Berte outlined school styles and regulations for new members. The PTA granted $25 to the Halloween float committee. Mrs Henry D Pages room won attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril R. Tabor
Berkshire Life Insurance Co
Redfield
Assa
PTA
Anna ‘Fe
Berte
Henry D. Page
Public Invited to Missionary Talk at Youth Center
The public is invited to a free illustrated talk on foreign mission work by Rev. John L. Pelissier at 7:30 tonight at the Catholic Youth Center. Pelissier spent seven years as a Missionary of the LaSalette Fathers in the Philippines, with Miss Pauline M. Roy and Mrs. Leo Sampson handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Pelissier
Catholic Youth Center
Father Pelissier
LaSalette Fathers
Philippines
Pauline M. Roy
Leo Sampson
Quartet To Sing At Mayor's Ball Tomorrow
A quartet will perform at the Mayor's Ball tomorrow. The group member, son of CF Egan of 408 Pom Chemistry Terrace, completed a summer stint in the chemistry department at the state YMCA camp college and has returned to Winthrop, Maine to pursue a master's degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
State Ymca Camp College
Fausners Mark 35 Years at Lee Celebration
Howard and Grace Fausner of 324 South Street celebrated 35 years of marriage with a Saturday evening gathering at the Morgan House in Lee. Married in New York on September 22, 1924, Grace, formerly Grace L Nilan, is a native of the city, while Howard is a New York native. The couple has resided in Lee for 29 years. Howard works for Pittsfield Supply Co and both are communicants of St. Teresa's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Fausner
South St
Morgan House
Lee
New York
Fausner
Grace L Nilan
Hoffmann Bird Club plans afternoon trip to Ashley Falls
Hoffmann Bird Club schedules a Sunday picnic supper trip to Bartholo m ew s Cobble in Ashley Falls departing Berkshire Museum at 2 p m. The group observed two birds new to club lists at Pleasant Valley Sanctuary in Lenox including a Connecticut warbler and a Philadelphia vireo led by Alvah W Sanborn and George N Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potash
Robert
Fitch
Pittsfield
Robert Trivers
Taunton
Maes
Canada
Madison Ave
Metropolitan Insurance Co
New York
Italy Rosary
Gertrude Hanlon Weds C. F. Potash In New Jersey
The wedding announced in West New York New Jersey united Miss Gertrude Hanlon and Chester F Potash on September 12 at Our Lady of Libera Church Secaucus. The bride wore peau de soie and a pearl crown veil and carried an orchid. Attendants included Mrs George Zintel and Miss Carol Hanlon as matron and maid of honor with Mrs Lester Jonas as bridesmaid. The reception followed in the Rainbow Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gertrude Hanson
Howard J. Hanton
Madison St
Chester F. Potash
Francis Potash
Madison Ave
Pittsfield
Mass
Our Lady of Libera Church
Eugene Fanelli
Rainbow Room
Secaucus
George Zintel
Carol Hanlon
Lester Jonas
Heart Grange Women Elect Mrs Gai as Head
Mrs Joseph Gai was named president of the Ladies Club of Heart of the Berkshires Grange at a recent meeting in the hall. She succeeds Mrs Clayton Bunt. Other officers elected are Mrs Bunt as vice president, Mrs Janet Putnam as treasurer, and Mrs Fianz J Van Buskirk as secretary. The club meets the third Wednesday afternoon each month in the Grange Hall, and all Grange women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gai
Ladies Club of Heart of the Berkshires Grange
Gai
Clayton
Bunt
Janet Putnam
Fianz J. van Buskirk
Grange Hall
The
Grange
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Berkshire Eagle
Miiss June Bowman
Mary Hardin Baylor College
Belton
Tex
Middle Tennessee State Teachers College
Murfreesboro
Red Cross
Promert Ryt Or
Margaret L. Baker
Eiviano
Central
Heart Grange
James O'Brien
Cranwell Preparatory School
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
James J. O'Brien
Bartlett Ave
Virginia K Hovey
Clarence A. Hovey
Watson St
Massachusetts General Hospital Training School
Boston
Rosemary Ferry
William T. Ferry
Business Machine Institute
Binghamton, N.Y
John R. Leahy
John P. Leahy
Putnam Ave
Middlebury
Judith Ann
Worchester
Tom Lincks
G. Fred Lincks
West St
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Patricia Louise Gul
Anthony J. Gull
High St
Bay Path Junior College
Longmeadow
Linomi
Fair 2Nd Field County Camera Club
Stamford Group
Sharon, Conn
Edward W.hutchinson
Paul Perry
Redfield Pta
BLICO
Frank Egan Jr
Holy Cross
Holy Cross College
Worces
Howard Fausners
Hoffmann Bird Club
Gertrude Hanlon
C. F. Potash
New Jersey
Mrs. Gai
Pure Automobile
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
Dodge
Dart
de Soto
Chrysler
Imperial
Valiant
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