Freedom Bond Drive urged buy at least one extra bond
The 1963 Freedom Bond Drive is underway with the Treasury urging every citizen to purchase at least one additional bond during the campaign for the nation’s future and personal financial security.
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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
8
The 1963 Freedom Bond Drive is underway with the Treasury urging every citizen to purchase at least one additional bond during the campaign for the nation’s future and personal financial security.
Capitol shows Marilyn at 1 00 4 10 7 20 and Of Love and Desire at 2 35 5 45 9 00 Little Cinema runs shorts at 8 15 Sundays and Cybele at 8 29 matinee Saturday 2 30 Union Square presents Irma La Douce at 1 15 3 45 6 15 8 45 Berkshire Drive In offers Cry Baby Killers at 7 40 The Slime People at 9 00 The Crawling Dead at Pittsfield Drive In shows War Hunt at 7 40 Irma La Douce at 9 15 Sunset Drive In screens Geromina at 7 30 The Caretakers at 10 00 County timetable on Page 20.
Miss Alice Warburton and Miss Mary Harrington of Chicopee will give an illustrated lecture on their world trip at the Marian Retreat League legislative council meeting. The event is Sunday at 3 at the Marian Retreat House with refreshments after under Mrs. Anthony Nolder. Friends of members invited.
A testimonial dinner honoring Mrs Ignatius Jezyk of Cheshire, president of the American Legion Auxiliary of Massachusetts, will be held tomorrow night at the Dalton Legion Home. Mrs John Leroy is general chairman with Mrs Shirley Tremblay as mistress of ceremonies. Notables include Rev William McAuliffe, department Cmdr Thomas Aebly and Mrs Aebly, Miss Adel L Fitzgerald, state secretary treasurer, and Miss J Julia Mullan. Cheshire residents helped arrange the event.
Michael Kevin Joyce of Beaumont Drive and Judith Dorcas Allen of Maple Grove Drive seek marriage. Arthur Paul Meyrick of Jones Avenue with Sandra Dianne Mosher of Richmond also intend to wed. Thomas John Phelan of Kittredge Road plans marriage with Joan Ann Marshall of Lyman Street.
Crescent Lodge of Masons appoints Victor R. Carmon as master at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple in Pittsfield. Frank J. Tatro steps down, with officers named for senior and junior warden, treasurer, secretary, chaplain, deacons, stewards, marshal, sentinel, organist, and treasurer. Medals to J Howard Feyer and Charles B. Williams. Carmon, a GE technician and Navy veteran, is a Pittsfield native and 1940 Pittsfield High School alumnus with wife Frances Sbrozzi and two daughters. The investiture includes Lepisto directing, with Fryer and Clark assisting. past masters help, and public viewing begins at 7:30, followed by refreshments and dancing.
Two engagements announced in Pittsfield. Claudia Anne LaDue to wed Theodore J. Trombly on Oct. 19 at St. Ann's Church. Tina LaDue is a 1959 Lenox High and 1963 College of St. Rose graduate. Tina Monteleone to marry Ronald L. Monteleone on Nov. 30 at Mount Carmel Church. both families disclose careers and schooling.
Many guests travel from New York, New Jersey, California, Florida and Connecticut to attend the 10 am ceremony for Miss Wilma A. Spadafora and Nicholas H. Conte at Mount Carmel Church. A reception follows at the Stanley Club.
About $450 was realized at the Berkshire Museum Auxiliary annual next to new children’s clothing sale held at the museum yesterday. Mrs. Britton W. Saterlee and Mrs. Richard J. Bridges announced outcomes. A new 25 cent donation table sold out early. Proceeds split 60 percent to donors and 40 percent to the museum educational fund.
Hillcrest Auxiliary Unit 1 will meet Tuesday at 10 30 a m at the YMCA to sew for the hospital. Members are to bring lunch. A business meeting will be held at 1 p m followed by a social hour.
The Women's Club hosts an 11th annual card party this evening at the Wendell Sherwood Hotel. Proceeds support club projects. Event doors open at eight with games scheduled throughout the night.
Miss Maureen E. O Connor of 47 Waverly Street daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael A O Connor will marry Harold J Aspinall Jr of 49 Partridge Road at 11 a m tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church. Reception for immediate families to follow at the home of Mr and Mrs John N Davis 47 Waverly Street. Best man will be Richard K Andrew and usher is Mr Davis Honor attendant will be Mrs Davis. The bridal party will be entertained at Crane Inn Dalton after rehearsal.
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