The Berkshire Eagle du lieu suivant : Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 8

Berkshire Eagle, Friday, May 3, 1957: Music Festival For Schools Is Announced Three Concerts Scheduled for Elementary Pupils Pupils of the public elementary schools will present three musical programs under the direction of Miss Josephine A. Enright, elementary school music supervisor. The first section of the ninth annual sixth grade music festival will be at 2 Monday afternoon in South Junior High School auditorium. Three hundred twenty, six pupils from Plunkett, Hibbard. Dawes and Pomeroy schools will participate.

The program will include four massed choruses ranging from 50. to 150 members each, and four Grade 6 dance groups. Three hundred eight pupils will take part in the second section of the sixth grade festival at 2 Wednesday afternoon, May 15, 1 in North Junior High School auditor. Mint. Participating schools will bel Bartlett, Tucker, Allendale, Crane, Mercer, Pontoosuc, Rice and Russell.

The third program will bel a concert by: the combined elementary school orchestras on Wednesday, June 5, at 2 p.m. in Hibbard School auditorium. piano accompanist will be R. Mullen, principal of Crane School. Edward P.

Stanley, supervisor of physical education in the elementary schools, is adviser for the dance groups. A tape recording of the programs will be made by Joseph R. McMahon of the audio-visual department. The public is invited to attend the festival, which is an outgrowth of the daily elassroom activities in music. There will be no admission charge.

X00 0300 Luncheon Dinners COCKTAIL LOUNGE The TEA Route 2 HOUSE Phone MOHAWK TRAIL MA. 5-2064 Falls, Mass. EAST LEE INN DANCING Every Saturday To, the Music of LOUIS RODRIGUES We Cater. to: Parties and Banquets Try Our Delicious Steaks and Seafood Public Events Tonight, City. observatory open.

Springside Park. 8:15 PHS "Time senior Out for class Ginger," play, PHS auditorium. 8:30 Chalk. by Town Players. Berkshire Museum.

Tomorrow 10 a.m.-2 p.m. -PHS benefit bargain shop. State Armory. Samuel Dorgans Wed 60 Years Local Couple. Mark Occasion At Their Home Mr.

and Mrs. H. Dorgan of 86 North St. yesterday observed their 60th wedding anniversary. No was held because Mr.

Dorgan recently returned home from St. Luke's Hospital, where he was recuperating from a heart atThe former Nettie Ingraham, Mrs, Dorgan was born 80 years ago last January in New Ashford Her husband, who was 80 in December; is a Dalton native. The have lived in Pittsfield since their marriage in Stephentown. N.Y. Mr.

Dorgan retired some years ago from GE after 27 years of service. Before that, he did farm work. His wife, who "used to cook. for some of the best Pittsfield families, stopped working years ago and now just takes care of her own home: Social Briefs Mr. and Mrs.

John Olsen of 47 Hull Ave. have left for California, where they expect to live. Mr. Olsen has been employed at Sprague Electric Co. and has taken a position with North American Aircraft in Hawthorne, Calif.

Mrs. Olsen is the former Doris L. Murdock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Murdock of 29 Fern St. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fitzpatrick and son, Eddie, of Clifton Heights, will spend the weekend with Mrs. Fitzpartick's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. P. Clark of 110 Ontario St. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo M. Meyer of 19 accompanied by Mrs. Nathan Bookless of 66 South Onota have returned from a five-week. vacation at Miami Beach, Fla.

SHOW BOAT Pittsfield-Albany Road FLOOR SHOW DANCING NIGHTLY Exotic Exotic M. C. FRIDAY and SATURDAY DOC CIRCE One of the Greatest Comedians SATURDAY FREDDIE CLUTE'S 10-PC. ORCHESTRA Hinsdale Home Club, Inc. -ROUTE 8 HINSDALE, MASS.

Tonight 9:30 to 12:30 ROUND and SQUARE DANCING Musio. by Joe Rivers' Variety Boys Tomorrow Night 9 to 12 Ted's Shogry's Orch. Featuring George Morell FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL STEAMED CLAMS Pizzas, Light Lunches, Grinders Any Time BONNY RIGG INN ROUTE 20 BECKET, MASS. Dancing Every Saturday Night FREDDIE SAVINO'S ORCHESTRA Torino at the Piano ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES -OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND We cater to all kinds of parties and banquets Dining room seats 300 people Food Served, at all Times- Phone Fleetwood 4-6314, 4-8749 Opening Dance May 11th MAPLEVIEW BALLROOM Route 8 Washington, Mass. FRANKIE MILLER and his orchestra Also POLKA LOVERS EVERY FRIDAY STARTING MAY 17th LARRY CHESKY and his orch.

TV and Radio Personality Tel. Becket 2891 All Legal for Reservations Beverages UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT PGH Auxiliary Members View Articles Mrs. John W. Livermore, weather to inspect furniture at State Armory, Mrs. R.

Meador are assisting Mrs. John D. Cox Jr. Renamed Head of First Church Group Mrs. John D.

Cox Jr. was reelected president of the Free Will Society at a meeting attended by 62 yesterday afternoon at First Congregational parish house. Other officers named were Mrs. William B. Hagyard Mrs.

Ralph D. Head and Mrs. Gilbert L. West, vice presidents; Mrs. J.

Bradley Cooper, secretary; Miss Harriet Waterman, assistant secretary; Mrs. Cyrus A. Henry, treasurer; Miss Hortense E. assistant secretary; Mrs. 'Everett Holden, work chairman; Miss Margaret M.

Hall, knitting chairman; and Mrs. L. R. Sweatland and Mrs. Hagyard, hostess chairmen.

The nominating committee consisted of Mrs. A. Park Shaw, Mrs. Howard E. and Mrs.

Stanley J. Clarke. Mrs. Myron F. Lord led devotions, after annual reports were read.

Luncheon was served by William Coolidge Hart's group, Mrs. Loring G. Robbins showed pictures of Mexico and Guatemala. Miss Provenzano To Wed Tomorrow Miss Elena Mary Provenzano, who will be married to William. Bernard Mara tomorrow at 10 a.m.

at Mount Carmel Church, has announced her attendants. Miss Sybil L'Hote will be maid of honor, and the Misses Jean T. and Jo Ann C. Mancivalano will be The bride-elect's sister, Miss Carmen Anne Provenzano. will be junior bridesmaid, and Margaret Mary Mara, sister of the prospective bridegroom, will be flower girl.

David A. Geary will be best man for Mr. Mara. Thomas C. Costello and Bernard Mara, the prospective bridegroom's brother, will usher.

The bride will be given in marriage by her father, Charles Provenzano. Honored at Parties. Miss Provenzano has been honored at a personal shower by Mrs. David A. Geary at her home 406 West at a dinner party at Ida John's by employes of New England Telephone Telegraph at a miscellaneous shower byMrs.

Bernard Mara the Knights of Columbus Hall; at a personal shower by the Misses Jean and Jo Ann Mancivalano at their home, 7 Dexter at a miscellaneous shower by her aunts, Mrs. Louis Bigelow, Mrs. James A. Blache, Mrs. Joseph J.

Grimaldi and Mrs. Walter Stockley; at a miscellaneous shower by Miss Sybil L'Hote and Miss Marie Provenzano at the bride's home, 115 Second and at a dinner party by employes of the Waffle Corp. of America, at the West Shore Club, where she was presented a gift: Mr. and Mrs. Provenzano will entertain the bridal party this evening after the rehearsal.

ADVERTISEMENT GIRLS GO TO BOSTON SHOPPING A group of thirty-five office girls from Pittsfield have chartered a bus to Boston for a shopping spree. They are leaving Pittsfield at 79 a.m. Sat. morning and will be in Boston by 11 a.m. They are planning on lunching at the Copley and then shopping for the afternoon.

After shopping they plan on dinner at famous Durgin Park. The cost of chartering the coach for the day is only $135 or less than $4 per girl. They are going in a new weather conditioned diesel liner with reclining seats plus all the comforts of home. This is something your group should consider. For further information call "Bud's Weeks at Pittsfield Yellow Cab.

Co. Dial 4567 "Charter Coach Servlice." Gold Star Mothers Inc. To Convene State-wide Event Will Be May 5 to 8 At Wendell-Sherwood The American Gold Star Mothers Inc. will hold its state convention May 5 to 8 at the Wendell-Sherwood Hotel. The convention will open with a board meeting Sunday evening at 7:30 membership breakfast will held Monday morning at the hotel.

Mrs. charge of Eleanor Charron will Also be Mon- in arrangements. day morning group will tour the Berkshires. The American Legion Auxiliary will honor the organization at a tea at 3 Monday afternoon at the American Legion Home. President Mrs.

Clara Covino of Everett will be crowned Queen the May at a reception in her honor Monday evening at the hotel. Tuesday morning the convention Will officially open for business with the nomination of officer's being held. Registration will begin at 8. Mayor Harvey E. Lake is expected to attend the memorial service at 2:30 Tuesday.

Mrs. Ella O'Connor of Roslindale, chaplain; and Mrs. Virginia Hallford, sergeant at arms, will be in charge of the program. Banquet Tuesday The department banquet will be at 7 Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Helen Williwer of Brookline chairman. The final session will begin Wednesday morning at 9. At 9:30 an election of officers will take place, and will be followed at noon by the presidents' luncheon. Mrs. Evelyn Masserman of Wakefield is in charge.

Mrs. Helen McClay of Watertown. is general chairman; Assisting her will be Mrs. Beatrice Bond of Somerville. Spring Ball Tonight For Tolvos' Pupils The Ruth and Robert Tolvo School: of Dancing will have its spring ball for pupils and their guests from 8 to 11 tonight at the Lenox Community Center.

Pupils are from Pittsfield, Lenox, Lee, Stockbridge, Great Barrington, Sheffield and Richmond. Alan Grieve's orchestra will play. State KIDDIE Hey Kids! DOORS OPEN 10:30 AM Tomorrow hr. of Cartoons with Woody Woodpecker Also Color Features Free Pencils Given to First 100 Kids FREE Movie Star Photos: Grace Kelly This Week All Child Under For 13 Chef Karl's Lenox, Massachusetts Open Saturday, May 4th Sunday and Holidays 12. Noon to 8 PM Luncheon 12 to 2-Dinner 6 to 9 Daily Tel.

698 for Reservations All Legal Beverages at left, and Mrs. Harold to be sold at Pittsfield Livermore is chairman of Mrs. Frederick: McKerr, Mahan M. Harris Jr. take advantage of warm General Hospital bargain shop tomorrow transportation.

Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Jack. general chairman. Event is auxiliary annual.

Movie Timetable Berkshire, Drive 'The Kentuckian," at dusk; "To Catch a Thief," 10:10. Capitol "Sea Devils." 1:00, 4:20, Leather- '5 2:35, 5:55, 9:15. Palace "Shoot Out at Medicine Bend," 1:00, 4:15, 2:35, 5:50, 9:10. State "Secrets of Life." 1:00, 3:49, 6:34, That Hypnotist," 2:36, 5:25, 8:10. Tyler "Mister Cory," 6:00, "Quiet Gun," 7:50.

Union Square "Fury at Showdown, 1:21, 4:31, Angry Men. 2:40, 5:50, 9:00. County timetable on Page 22. Chairmen Named For Dance Tonight Mr. and Mrs.

Walter H. Kember and Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bates are social chairmen for tonight's annual square dance of South.

Congregational Church at 8:30 in Barrett Hall at the church. Jim Willis orchestra will play. Eleven churches. Newcomers Club and the Square Dance Assn: have been invited. MOUNTAIN PARK All New! RT.

5 HOLYOKE! FREE PARKING DANCING This May 4th In Person XAVIER CUGAT and his Orchestra Admission $1.82 plus tax MIDWAY OPEN SUN. 1 PM FREE ACT SUN. PEE-WEE MENARD And His Trail Herders Veterans' Wives To Install Sunday Mrs. James F. Mullaney will be installed president of the newlyformed Auxiliary.

of Veterans of World War I at a meeting at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the American Legion Home. Mrs. Louise MacFarlane, president of the Springfield chapter, will be installing officer. Others to take office will be Mrs. Frank D.

Alvord, senior vice president; Willard Farrington, vice president; Mrs. Ambrose W. Hunt, treasurer; Mrs. William Hunt, Chaplain; Mrs. Henry T.

Seckler, conductress: Mrs. Daniel Clancy, guard; essi, Israel LaClair, trustee for one year; Mrs. Earl W. O'Dell, trustee for two years; and Mrs. Ezreal G.

Grandshaw, trustee for three I NOW PALACE Phone 2-1020 Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in "CASABLANCA" RANDOLPH SCOTT tOOT OUT AT MEDICINE BEND' JAMES CRAIG -ANGIE DICKINSON TODAY Capitol CON'T. FROM 1 P. M. DAILY Starting TEL. 4000 TOGETHER MA SMASH SHOW ROCK HUDSON JOHN WAYNE DE CARLO ROBERT RYAN RAGING UNTAMED EMOTIONS! THE WING DEVILS TECHNICOLOR COLOR TECHNICOLOR de -Six-feet-four of fighting man -to tame a wildcat beauty! Reservations Open For Couples' Night few reservations still are available for Women's Club members; either married or single, to attend the fifth annual couples' night tomorrow at the club, provided they are accompanied by a male escort.

The event will begin at 6:30 with a "get-acquainted refreshment half-hour, according to Mrs. Marcel E. Peltier, chairman. A free supper will be served at 7, and entertainment will follow until midnight. Reservations are to be made by calling the club by noon tomorrow.

Rummage. Sale Tuesday Mrs. Saul' Bitensky, Mrs. Harry Horelly and Mrs. Samuel Freadman are chairmen of the spring rummage sale Tuesday at 9:30 at Wendell Avenue Synagogue.

Clothing and household will be sold. Lee Theatre Lee Mass. dame "Duel on the Mississippi," 8:19 2010 CENTURY-FOR presents THE TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES COLOR DE DE LUNE starring ROBERT JEFFREY HOPE WAGNER HUNTER LANGE PLUS ACTION 0O-HIT DUEL ON THE MISSISSIPPI Color by LEX BARKER TECHNICOLOR LATRICIA MEDIMA 1 A PICTURE COLUMBIA Arthur W. Pierce Becomes 87 Arthur W. Pierce of 26 Thomson Pl.

Wednesday observed his 87th birthday. Mr. Pierce has been: known as the dean of Berkshire cyclists and has been active in Boy Scouts as a scoutmaster and counselor of Berkshire Council for about 35 years. The octogenarian was' honored last month by the local Rotary Club and presented a plaque. The retired GE electrical engineer was born in Turkey on May 1, 1870, and graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Mr. Pierce's daughter, Mrs. Granville S. Pruyne, and son, Keith, make their home in Pittsfield. Lawrence Pierce lives in Island.

TYLER THEATER Tonight and Saturday MISTER Dry CINEMASCOPE COLOR STARRING TONY CURTIS MARTHA HYER CHARLES BICKFORD KATHRYN GRANT starring TUCKER FORREST QUIET co starring MARA CORDAY Cartoon UNION SQUARE NOW HENRY FONDA 12 ANGRY MEN IT EXPLODES LIKE 12. STICKS OF DYNAMITE! LEE J. COBB ED BEGLEY and E. G. MARSHALL JACK WARDEN Released thru UNITED ARTISTS FOR PLEASE see it from the beginning! PLUS 2nd THRILL HIT John Durek at Showdown" BERKSHIRE DRIVE -IN TONIGHT and SATURDAY Cary Grace BURT GRANT KELLY LANCASTER THE VISTA VISION TO CATCH Print KENTUCKIAN TECHNICOLOR CINEMASCOPE A THIEF co-starring.

Dianne FOSTER TECHNICOLOR Diana LYNN A PARAMOUNT, PICTURE EMASCO THEY INITED ARTISTS Gates Open at Starts at Dusk- -Cartoons NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT STATE TODAY STARTS 2-9322 Nothing Come Like the Screen Has as Ever Popular Before Motion Picture Entertainment! WALT DISNEY presents Natures SECRETS LIFE THE MOST AMAZING AND MIRACULOUS TRUE LIFE ADVENTURE Print by TECHNICOLOR Produced by DEN SHARPSTEDN Written and Diricted by JAMES ALGAR Plus The Bowery Boys in Co-Hit "Hold That Hypnotist" Plus These Special Walt Disney Featurettes Walt Disney presents Walt Disney presents A Cowboy a a a a a 'Cow about THRILL PACKED the west ABOUT A BRAHMA BULL ALSO.