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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
9
Samuel Huggins president of the South Lee Civic Association calls a special meeting for Monday at the fire house in South Lee to reconsider plans for a village children's Halloween celebration after low turnout at a prior meeting. Interest has revived as more residents show support.
The First Congregational Church announces Miss Kirstin Synnestvedt as organist and choir director to replace Mrs. Wayne Patenaude who moved to St. Johnsbury Vermont. Synnestvedt, Juilliard trained with further study at Syracuse and Penn, has taught dance and piano, led choirs, and will teach privately while serving at the church on Main Street.
Advertisement promotes Reader's Digest October issue focusing on caring in work and marriage. Claims caring skills can expand personal capacity and improve parenting, urging readers to buy the magazine on sale.
Lee district conducts fall gun safety instruction for 28 students aged 14 to 18 at Central School led by conservation officer Gordon E J Leeman. A new projector aids lessons funded by Sportamen’s clubs from Lee Lenox Stockbridge West Stockbridge and Richmond. Another class will be held later for those not yet enrolled. Two girls are among the participants.
San Diego rode Tobin Rote’s three touchdown passes to a 24 10 victory over Kansas City to remain the AFL’s only 3-0 team as Denver knocked off Boston 14-10. Jets edged Raiders 10-7, Oilers beat Bills 31-20. Rote threw two first-half TDs to Kocourek, Lincoln added a 15-yard score, while San Diego’s defense limited the Chiefs.
CHATTANOOGA AP An unassisted triple play ended the inning in the Dixie Youth League. David Nichols aged 12 started the line drive and completed the play by tagging third and forcing the runner from second.
Harvard coach John Yovkin warns the opener against Massachusetts will be the hardest since 1957. He notes UMass is veteran and deep in talent and six Crimson starters hail from Massachusetts, hoping familiarity helps motivation as Harvard prepares for the Redmen.
Kiwanis Club announced $1,000 scholarship fund goal achieved from SEA auction proceeds totaling about $170, part of a prior $850 raised at a steak roast. Marcel Brunell, auction committee chairman, says the event will recur annually. This year’s auction edged past last year’s effort.
Lew Worsham known as The Chin for beating Sam Snead on the final hole in a tense 18 hole playoff to win the 1947 U S Open at Oakmont Pennsylvania.
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