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THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 12, 1966 THE NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS, TRANSCRIPT NINE Prices effective through Saturday in! SENSATIONAL VALUES FOR THE SPORTSMAN away now for Defy Suits any golfer to a tee! BABE LICHADUS 14 CLUB Fireston vilon 4 Detachable sling strip Traveling hood Black, olive, burandy Compare this low price! Unconditional i Guarantee! SLEEPING BAG Weatherking 3 Ibs. acrylic filling Scenic flannel lining Stroto 8V Plus High Velocity Distance Golf Balls 2-99 Dozen A-JAY No. 900 PLAY MATE Golf Carts With "New Angle" for better balance GARCIA 300 Fishing Reel 3 Days Only Limited Supply 1288 Save more on the famous COLMAN CAMP STOVE OR MANTLE TYPE LANTERN 7 BURNER STOVi! Windptosf Easy to light Cooks longer on lest MANTLE IANTERN Compact Wind, storm, bug proof A Giant buy 4-GUN GUN RACK With Locking Drawer and Gun-Lacking Devise $8.97 ZEBCO No, 777 Spinning Reel WlnS 300 yards of A-lb. line installed and Hurricane Rod $9.99 ARTERY ARCADE Open 10 a.m.

to 10 p.m. Daily Around Berkshire Scholarship Drive Set for Friday Copper Rustlers in R. I. Even Work on Horseback LANESBORO--About 60 students from Ml. Greylock Regional High School will be striving to reach the 51,000 goal sei by the Lanesboro Community Scholarship Fund in ils fifth annual house-to-house drive Friday from 5:30 The students will conduct the drive from headquarters at the Town Hall, under the direction of the scholarship committee.

Last year was collected. Envelopes will be left by solicitors for residents who are not found at home. Their contributions may be mailed to the Lanesboro Community Scholarship Fund, Box 367, Lanesboro. Brooke to Unveil Lincoln Statue STOCKBRIDGE-Atly. Gen.

Edward W. Brooke will unveil Daniel Chester French's bronze statue, the "Standing Lincoln," Friday, May 27, at 11:30 at the Chesterwood Studio museum. The statue is a replica of the bronze in front of the Slatehouse In Lincoln, Neb. That portrayal is also known as "Lincoln at Gettysburg," since it stands before a granite shaft which bears the words of the Gettysburg Address in bronze letters. The Nebraska statue was unveiled in 1912, 10 years before Mr.

French completed the "Seated Lincoln" for the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Last year the Cincinnati (Ohio) Museum presented the eight-foot plaster cast of the "Standing Lincoln" lo Chesterwood. Through the generosity of some of the Friends of Chesierwood, the figure has been cast at the Redi- Rassy Foundry in Brooklyn, N.Y. It will be brought to Stockbrldge. this week by the Smith Monument Co.

of Westfield. Because of space limitations, attendance at the unveiling will be by invitation only. Plan Small Craft Seminar at Lake PITTSFIELD-A Red Cross small craft seminar i be held June 4 at the YMCA Shore Club at Pontoosuc Lake. Leo J. Fiorini phairman of water safety for Berkshire County chapter, made the announcement today.

It is the first time a seminar has been held in Berkshire County. Mr, Erwin Brent, YMCA staff member, has offered to furnish necessary equipment such as rowboats, canoes, dinghies, and class boats for the event. Mr; Howard G. Warner, director of safety services, Springfield chapter, and members of hts staff will assist in planning and instruction. Also attending will be Raymond J.

Amiro, safety service representative for Western Massachusetts. Mrs. Albert A. Papirio, chairman for the seminar, said applicants must be water safety instructors or holders of current Red Cross lifesaving certificates or the equivalent. The session will begin at 9 a.m.

and continue until 3:30. Lunch may be purchased at the Shore Club cafeteria. Registrations will be accepted at the Red Cross chapter house at 63 Wendell Ave. GOP House Leader to Speak Sun. folidCje Parade PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island nam chews il up by the ton.

(AP)-The copper rustlers went Consequently, the metal Is in that-a-way. And that, son, Is no short supply. Joke in today's metal markets. World prices have been high- Rhode Island, along with oth- er than during the Korean War. er areas In New England, is in If you want some copper In a the midst of widespread copper hurry and are willing to pay thievery, most of it plain, pro- substantial premium, there's no saic stealing.

difficulty, only monetary an- On Horseback SUish. feet of copper wire r0 the 8 as cefl 5 New Haven Railroad tracks The law approached as the men wen cutting lhe follw lions wire between poles along the tracks near Randolph Aven- ue Woonsocket, two Ions of copper The rustlers fled, abandoning wire i ates tfere hauled their loot a mile north of Jud- from he ace tm was son Street which is not near follr limes a tnc the Bar Ranch or any other ranch. DUt a $2,600. The other night, copper drain- Jn pipes were taken off a business value of missir me tal is In Narragansett, a section of chain link fence was cut out at Nathaniel Greene by lltry? Two c6pper mixing kel- )ieves JH, bad eyes. Police building in Cranston.

And how about this bit of dev- Providence. The company is offering a $50 reward and has hired a detective in an effort to locale the kettles, which are valued at $500 each. The kettles measure three feet by three feet and -weigh about 500 pounds apiece. Copper? Why the copper thievery? They're acting up Zambia, Chile and the Congo, where copper is king, and the war in Viet Sunday Comics Theme for Fall for copper. Eight hundred feel of copper wire owned by the Narragansett Electric Co, disappeared near Bowen Hill and Maple, Valley Roads in Coventry.

Some copper disappeared the Greene Camp meeting grounds out that way, too. Providence reported some of its copper 151, feet stolen the city owned "Hall Farm." Providence has provided so rich a harvest of the metal to thieves that Col. Howard A. Franklin, chief of police, quoted the price of copper to his men and told them to be on the alert. Twenty thefts showed up on police report sheets in the last two months.

If you marry next month set our Bist Man, Uthtrs, Bridismaids, and Maid of Honor Gifts by I No woriyl No delay! It's so easy lo choose gilts for your wedding attendants now. In minulcs you'll select from our wonderful Anson to $8.50, all in especially luxurious gilt boxes. op 34 Main St. 663-7215 Member American Gem Society Closed Monday Open Thursday Until 9 P1TTSF1ELD--Peter G. Francese, general chairman of the Republican fund-raising dinner Sunday at Eastover, said this morning that some 350 tickets have been sold and that tickets are still available.

The main speaker will be the Republican floorleader of the U.S. House of Representatives, Rep, Gerald R. Ford of Michigan. He will be introduced by Congressman Silvio 0. Conte of (his city, a leader of a young group of Republicans who succeeded in electing Ford over the incumbent GOP leader, Rep.

Charles A. Halleck of Indiana, early last year at the start of the session. The SlO-a-dinner tickets are available from Mr. Francese, at Republican headquarters, 7 North at Miller Supply and at Shandoff's. The affair is being sponsored by (he Republican City Committee and the Republican Club of Pittsfieid.

Creates Scholarship for Backward LENOX---Cartoonist Al Capp has created a scholarship fund at Rockwood Academy Fiere for students who are NOT doing well in public schools. Mr. Capp, creator of Li'l Abner," has guaranteed one $1,500 scholarship for each of the next three years. Winners will be chosen on basis of an annual competitive essay contest on "The Importance of Education." All essays will be judged by Mr! Capp. The contest will be open to boys from New England, New York and New Jersey.

Naturally, a Rockwood spokesman said, the most smoothly written essay may not be a winner. The emphasis will be put on content. The spokesman said that Mr. Capp was impressed with Rockwood's of rehabilitating boys who are faced with failure in high school. The aim of the semitutorial private boarding school is lo bring college acceptance within the grasp of under-achievrs.

Rockwood claims to have "a specially trained staff competent in procedures of motivational psychology." The school, now in its second year, was founded by Richard J. Herbert of Pittsfieid, who is president and chairman of the board. Dr. Robert Rodman' is headmaster. The Sunday comics will be the theme of the llth annual Fall Foliage Festival parade to be held on Sunday, Sept.

25, Arthur Kelts, executive "vice president of the Chamber of Commerce of Greater North Adams, announced today. More than $1,000 in prizes and trophies has been set aside for the float competition, Mr. Kelts said. The Chamber hss provided a list of 40 comic strips to expected entrants. No two entries will use the same comic strip.

Entry Forms Available Float. entry forms are available through the Chamber office and should be returned there as soon as possible to' insure getting the desired float theme, Mr. Kelts said. There is no entry fee and entries are divided into three categories, commercial industrial, organization and youth. FRIDAY SPECIAL ID' I ft I Motor Inn Restaurant COCKTAIL LOUNGE Rti.

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AK, Optn Thurs. 'Til 9 Worcester Man Dies, Shot While Driving WORCESTER, Mass. A -Police sought further informal tion loday on the shooting of Wilfred C. Capalbo, 36, of Worcester, died Wednesday night of three wounds. Police found Capalbo in his car when (hey were called lo Boylston Street, where the car had rammed a telephone pole.

Capalbo told them he was shot white he was in Ihe car but he refused to say who had shot him. The slugs were removed by surgeons at Worcester City Hospital, and Capalbo -died shortly after the operation. Be Here Uiit'l 8:00 TONIGHT To LOOT Yeu MM Momy You Nnd nd Until Norn Saturday ULTON.AVI. OH-ICE OpptxlK Zcrr" GCM nm. mi W.

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