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ft The Berkshire Eagle, Saturday, April 4, 1964 5 News Community Events Donna Pensivy Will Be Married To Gerald DeZess Karen Chase Will Be Bride Her Wedding to Bruce R. Jadatz Is in Lee Church Miss Karen Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Chase of Lanesboro, and Bruce R.

Jadatz, seaman, Marie Caffrey Will Marry Paul Whiting Library Employe To Become Bride At St. Teresa's Miss Marie L. Caffrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.

Joseph Caffrey of 1 Lowden will be married at 10 this morning to Ann Marie Fulco Nurse, To Marry In Florida Church FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Miss Ann Marie Fulco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Fulco of Great Barrington, will become the bride of Joseph Albert Saccomanno, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Saccomanno of Lackawanna, N.Y., at 11 this morning at St. Gregorys Church. The Rev.

Ronald Brohamet, pastor, will officiate. The bride will be given in marriage by her father. She will wear a gown of organza over taffeta with a bateau neckline of handcut Chantilly lace; long pointed sleeves, and bell' skirt, appliqued witn lace, terminating in a full chapel train. Her veil of English illusion will be fastened to a crown of seed pearls. She will carry a crescent of white carnations with a white orchid.

Honor Attendant Matron of honor will be Mrs. Blake McGraw. She will wear an aqua crepe street-length sheath with matching pillbox, and Will' carry a Colonial bouquet of white and aqua carnations. Flower girl Michele McGraw will wear a pink organza dress and a pink carnation hat. She will Carry a white, basket with pink carnations.

The bridegrooms brother Frank Saccomanno of Lackawanna, will be best man. Ushers will be Jerry Service and F. Donald Berard. After a reception at the Lauderdale Lakes Country Club the couple will leave for a' Caribbean cruise. They will be at home at 6790 N.W.

21 Court after April 12. Miss Donna Katherine Pensivy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pensivy of 25 Chatham and Gerald Lee DeZess, airman, first class, USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. DeZess of East Lansing, will be married this morning. The Rev. Thomas Gauvreau will perform the 10 oclock ceremony in St. Charles Church, where Miss Therese Quinlan will sing.

A reception is to follow at the White Tree Gub. The bride, who is to be given in marriage by her father, will wear a silk organza over taffeta sheath gown with lace-trimmed scoop neckline and long tapered sleeves and bouffant overskirt with pearl and sequin appliques and sweep, train. A crown of jseed pearls and sequins will I hold her illusion veil. She will carry a Colonial bouquet of white carnations and Sweetheart roses. Sister Honor Attendant Miss Colleen M.

Pensivy will be her sisters honor attendant, Another sister, Mrs. Larry Mar-gorian, and a cousin. Miss Sylvia Pensivy of Stockbridge, will be bridesmaids. The honor attendant will be dressed in an aqua street-length silk organza over taffeta gown with overskirt and a rose head-piece with veil. The brides-maids similar gowns and head-pieces will be in shades of maize and orchid.

All will carry bou quets of miniature white carna tions centered with hyacinths to match their gowns. Thomas H. Klimanski, airman, USAF, of Westover Air Force Base, will be best man. Ushers will be the brides cousin, William R. Gazaw, and Dale R.

Spangenthal, airman, second class, of Westover. To Live in Michigan The couple will leave on a motor trip to Canada after the reception. They will live in Lan sing, after April 15." The bride graduated from Pittsfield High School, class of 1962. A 1959 graduate of Resurrection High School, Lansing, Mr. DeZess has served in the Air Force for more than four years, including two years in Morocco Miss Calderella Will Be Bride of Jack B.

Hassan Miss Donna Mae Calderella, daughter of and Mrs. Michael Calderella of 16 Walnut and Jack B. Hassan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bemie Hassan of Lanesboro, will be married at 11 this morning at St.

Marks Church. The Rev. Thomas F. Finn will perform the ceremony, and Mrs. Ralph Furlong will sing.

Peter Calderella, brother of the bride, will be altar boy. A reception will follow, at Green Acres. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, will have Miss Jennifer Coppola of Richmond as maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Patricia Barber of Brookfield, and Miss Arlene Berry. Brother Best Man Kenneth Hassan will be best man for his brother, whose ushers will be Michael A.

Calderella, brother of the bride, and Richard de Groat. The bride will wear a silk ottoman gown with crystal trimmed fitted Empire bodice, high scoop neckline, crystal fringe-edged Camelot sleeves and controlled bell skirt cascading to a chapel train. Her1 imported silk illusion veil wil be fastened to a crystal spray. She will carry a cascade of white roses, stephanotis and ivy. All attendants will wear custard silk linen gowns and matching pillboxes with fly-away veils.

Their cascades will be of yellow sweetheart roses and white carnations. Upon their return -April 10 from a trip to New York, the couple will live at 44 Me-i morial Drive. PHS Senior I The bride is a senior at Pittsfield High School and is employed by J. J. Newberry Co.

Mr. Hassan, who attended Pittsfield High School, is employed by Berkshire Contractors. Meetings PEO 'Chapter PEO Sisterhood, will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. -Ralph S. Bennett, 37 Marian Ave.

Mrs. Donald D. La-mont will assist the hostess. Mrs. John H.

Fairs will present a program on Panama. Chapter PEO Chapter PEO Sisterhood, will meet for lunch at 12:15 Tuesday noon at the home of Mrs. Robert S. Tonend, 38 Nancy Ave. Mrs.

Wilfred A. Lyall will assist the hostess. formal wear for any affair RENT IT! Tuxedos Cutaways Full Dress Strollers Ring Bearers Formats Including Camploto Acconorios SUKEL'S 634 NORTH ST. TeL 2-1823 Marie L. Caffrey Paul A.

Whiting of 261 Pomeroy Avft. Mr. Whiting is the son of Myron J. Whiting of tSan Ysidro, and Whiting of 15 Mountairiview Drive. The wedding will take place In St.

Teresas Church, where the Rev. Francis X. Hennigan will officiate, and Mrs. Francis aehnert will Mr. Caffrey will escort his daughter, who will be dressed in a silk peau de soie gown with fitted bodice, cording-edged bateau neckline, three-quarter sleeves and long Watteau train.

The gown is trimmed with peau petal flowers with crystal and pearl drops on front, each shoulder and train. Her three-tiered veil of hand-rolled English illusion will fall from a matching peau flower with and pearl drops and extend to the end of her train. She will carry calla lilies. Four Attendants Honor attendant will be Mrs. Myles D.

Stanton of East Hartford' Conn. Miss Diana Calder-igi of Springfield and Miss Lynn Vickery of Boston will be bridesmaids, and Miss Claire Ouellette of Springfield will be jun- ior bridesmaid. The attendants will wear aqua lintique gowns and matching pillboxes. Their bouquets will be of yellow pompons. James M.

Caffrey, brother of the bride, will be best man. Another brother, Thomas J. Caffrey and the bridegrooms brother, David E. Whiting, will usher. Stanley Club Reception A reception will be held at the Stanley Club, after which the couple will leave on a trip to Florida.

They will live at 261 Pomeroy Ave. upon their return April 20. The bride is employed in the childrens department at the Berkshire Athenaeum. She graduated from St. Josephs High School, class of 1961.

Mr. Whitmg, a 1956 graduate of Pittsfield High School, is em-ployed at Pittsfield Supply Co. He is a member of the Army Reserve. Miss Tyler Is Fiancee of C. Robbins Wheaton Graduate Plans July Wedding To Boston Attorney FALMOUTH, Maine Mr.

and Mrs. Richard M. Tyler of Falmouth announce the engagement of their daughter, Margery Lee Tyler, to Joseph C. Robbins, son of Mrs. Loring G.

Robbins of 185 High Pittsfield, and the late Mr. Robbins. A July wedding is planned. Miss Tyler graduated from the Waynflete School, Portland and Wheaton College. She is on the faculty of Shady Hill School, Cambridge.

A partner in the law firm of Sullivan Sc Worcester, Boston, Mr. Robbins is a graduate of Deerfield Academy, Yale University and Harvard Law School. During World "War he served as a lieutenant in the Marine Corps. FORMAL RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS North at Summer fresh still hot from the ovens SUNDAY MORNING 8 am. to Noon Jioaiiiije Habers 383 NORTH ST.

OppSt- Josephs Church The Treasury calls V.S. Savings Bonds indestructible, since they are replaced free of charge i lost, stolen, mutilated, or destroyed. More than a million and 4. a half bonds have been replaced lor such reasons. George Morrell LYMAN OFF EAST St.

Lukes Alumna The bride, a registered nurse, is a supervisor at Fort Lauderdale Beach Hospital. She is a graduate of Searles High School, Great Barrington, and St. Lukes Hospital School of pursing in Pittsfield, Mass. Mr. Saccomanno is a registered pharmacist here.

He is a graduate of Lackawanna High School and the University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy. A two year Army" veteran, he served 13 months in Korea. Gray Seal Herd In Slate Reduced To About Ttco Dozen Massachusettss gray seal herd the only one within United States waters now contains not more than two dozen seals, according to Dr. William H. Drury, research director for the Massachusetts Audubon Society.

In a recent series of flights over the Muskeget sandpits off Nantucket, Dr. Druty and Charles E. Roth, the societys education director, spotted one group of 12 gray seals. It was composed of 10 adults and two small gray seals, believed to be young of the year. With marine mammals, said Dr.

Drury, it is always possible that half the population may be in the water. So while we saw no more than 12 on any flight, there may have been up to 12 more offshore. The society has published an illustrated handbill on these rare seals, which includes both photos and drawings. It will mail the leaflet free to anyone requesting it from Public Re-, lations, Massachusetts Audubon Society, Lincoln, Mass. 1 toW-JVi Sclarro Donna K.

Pensivy Public Events Tonight 8:30 Antigone presented by the Riggs Players. Lavender Door, Stock-bridge. Tomorrow 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Fourth annual tasting tea sponsored by Quota Club. Womens Club.

2:30 p.m. Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Park Department and Exchange Club. Gapp Park. New Dental Program Planned for Elementary Schools The School Department will institute a new dental health program in the elementary schools as the result of a meeting. yesterday between.

School Supt. James P. Reynolds, John A. Massimiano, director of health, safety and special education, and representatives of the Procter Sc Gamble Co. The new program will include teaching aids and a dental kit for third graders.

All materials will be provided free of charge by Procter Sc Gamble, but none of them will contain advertising. Until' now, the elementary schools have had a less extensive dental health program. Tamarack Road, Fort Hill Avenue Petitions Filed Two petitions filed yesterday will come up at the City Council meeting on April 14. One, filed by Ward 5 Councilman James M. Richmany, requests that a study be made to determine the feasibility of re surfacing and general improvement of Tamarack Road from the Pittsfield Airport westerly to Barker Road.

The other, filed by Ward 6 Councilman Joseph S. Scelsi requests that the surface drainage system on Fort Hill Avenue from the New York Central Rail road overpass to West Street be improved and that the roadway be resurfaced. 7 Superior "Court Two motor tort suits, stemming from a car-pedestrian accident in Williamstown, have been settled out of court. The first brought by Louis J. Belair of Lenox against Paul Jayne of Williamstown for is settled for an undisclosed Belair claimed he was struck and seriously hurt by a car driven by Jayne on June 16, 1962.

i The other action, brought for $5,000 by John Swistak of Adams against Henry Spencer Jr. of Springfield, was concluded by a neither party agreement. The suit stemmed from a two-car crash in Springfield March 7, 1963. WATCH FOR NIGHTLY GALA FLOOR SHOW Announcement! -A. i gr- Staro Karen Chase USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Christopher A. Jadatz Jr. of Lee, will be married at 10:30 this morning in the First Congregational Church. The Rev.

Stanley Johnson will officiate, and the bridegrooms uncle, Richard Kugler of Boston, will sing. Reception at Eastover A reception is to follow at the Heritage Room at Eastover, Lenox. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her will have Miss Marlene J. Todd of Lanesboro as maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Kathryn J.

Bator of Cheshire and Mrs. Bernard Lancto of Wil-liamstown. Marsha Chase of Lanesboro, sister of the bride, will be junior bridesmaid. Arthur Bushey will be best man for Mr. Jadatz, whose ushers will be his cousin, Mark Denno of Pittsfield; Joseph Ci-rello of New Jersey and David Hickey of Alabama.

The bride will be dressed in a cocktail-length gown of silk sheer over taffeta, designed with scalloped Alencon lace-1 trimmed neckline, fitted bodice, three-quarter sleeves and controlled skirt with Alencon appliques at hipline. Her shoulder-length veil will fall from a lace cloche trimmed with small flowers and pearls. She will carry white Sweetheart roses on a prayer book. Attendants Gowns Miss Todd will wear a jewel rose chiffon over taffeta street-length sheath with overskirt and a matching veil attached to pompons clustered with leaves. She will carry a cascade of yellow roses.

The bridesmaids sisters gowns and headpieces will be of aqua; their cascades, pink roses. Upon their return from a trip to Virginia and Washington, D.C., the couple will live in Lanesboro. A 1962 graduate of Mount Greylock Regional High School, Williamstown, the bride is employed in the cashiers department at Berkshire Life Insurance Pittsfield. Mr. Jadatz, a 1961 graduate of Lee High School, has been in the Navy, for nine months and now works in the ships office aboard the USS Fred T.

Berry, destroyer. He will leave April 28 on a five-month cruise of the Mediterranean. Kiwanis Speaker Patrick- J. OConnor administer of the Pittsfield Social Security Office, will speak at the Kiwanis Club meeting at 12:15 Wednesday noon at the Wendell-Sherwood Hotel. Tuxedos 'Strollers Cutaways Complete Accessories 174 NORTH STREET Hustod Ann Marie Fulco Guiding Star Will Install Hockridges.

To Take Office In Ceremony Tonight Mrs. W. John Hockridge will be installed worthy high priestess, and- her husband, watchman of shepherds at a semipublic installation of Guiding Star Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, at 8 this evening at the Masonic Temple. They will sue ceed Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar M. Brooks. The installation will be preceded by a dinner at 6:30 in the lower banquet hall served by a group from the Mormon Church, headed by Mrs. -Harold Dapson, Miss Doris Nutt is chairman of reservations. Others to take office are Miss Nutt, noble prophetess; Albert Wachter, associate watchman of shepherds, Mrs.

Edward O. Sabin, worthy scribe; Edgar M. Brooks, treasurer; Rose J. Hunt, chaplain; Mrs. Dorothea H.

Wylie, shepherdess; Miss Sandra E. Cook, guide; Mrs." Harry Sharp, herald; Mr. Sabin, first wise man; Frank Marden, second wise man; Gordon Loring, third wise man. More Are Named Also, Harold A. Burgess, king; Mrs.

Brooks, queen; Mrs. Samuel Barton, first handmaid; Mrs. George Powell, second handmaid; Mrs. Rosa D. Pike, third handmaid; Mrs.

Frank W. Rose, organist; Mrs. Ward J. Gaj-ton, guardian; Andrew C. Henderson, guard; Charles C.

Dartt, trustee; Mrs. Frank Marden, color-bearer; Mrs. William J. Regnier, matron of honor; and Mrs. Archie Wright and Mrs.

Gordon Lqring, queens atten dants. Installing The folding will conduct the installation: Miss Betty J. Slick, installing worthy high priestess; Mr. Dartt, installing watchman of shepherds; Mrs. Charles Burgess, installing chaplain; Mrs.

Albert R. Rowley, installing herald; Miss Janet M. P. Henderson, installing scribe; Mrs. Norman Chesbro, installing guarian; Mrs.

Rose, installing organist; Albert Rowley, installing color bearer; Mrs. Roberta Cowell, installing soloist; Mrs. Webster Ean, inviting herald; and Mr. and Mrs. Sabin, reception committee.

Brookshire Trio Wins Sales Honor Three salesmen for the Brookshire 694 East were presented Ford Motor Companys 300-500 Club award at a banquet at the Monticello Restaurant, Framingham, Thursday, honoring high-ranking dealership car and truck salesmen of 1963 in the Boston sales district. They were Alan B. Grieve, Alfred A. Barscz and Richard Ringie. Ains C.

Dencker, Boston district sales manager, said 300-500 Club membership awards are presented for excellent retail sales performance. He added that the average club member sold nearly $400,000 worth of automotive merchandise in qualifying for the national honors. Formal Wear For Hiro WCDDINGS BANOUITS PROMS llrollor Cotiwoy PuH DrMt Boy' Formal 0 Shtwl Cellar Toxodot DIAL 447-71M tho berkshire hills shop 219 north it. Skating Club Elects Board, Renames Officers Nine members were elected to the board of governors of the Berkshire Hills Figure Skating Club, at the annual dinner meeting at the Stanley Club Wednesday. Elected for a one-year term were Mrs.

James P. King of Lenox, George Kirk of North Adams and Miss Anne J. Rosenthal. Lawrence D. Burkinshaw, Benjamin P.

Fusco and Albert W. Dilthey were elected for two year terms, and Mrs. John S. Bozyczko, Miss Astrid Hagen-guth and Lee- Ketchem were elected to serve three-year terms. Gift Presented The club presented a gift to junior member Jeffrey Caird, who will spend the summer training at the RPI summer skating session in Troy, N.Y.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Caird of Lanesboro. The session is sponsored by the RPI Figure Skating'Club and sanctioned by the U.S.

Figure Skating Association. Various humorous awards were presented to members for individual achievement. i Plans for next season were discussed, including a definite schedule of junior program activities. A report of. the years activities and a financial statement were presented.

A car pool was organized for weekly trips to the RPI summer session. Lee Ketchum is chairman of this part of the clubs summer program. Club members, who are interested ir private with one of the session's teaching professionals, are to make arrangements as soon as possible. Twenty-five members attended the meeting, including Miss Karen Gundry of the Genesee Figure Skating Gub of Rochester, N.Y.; who has been skating with the local club this year. Also present was Mrs.

Howard C. Butler of Eagle Mills, Troy, N.Y., the clubs teaching professional. Beard Meets Election of officers was conducted at a meeting of the board of governors Thursday evening. Re-elected for a one-year term were Mr. Dilthey, president; Mr.

Ketchum, I vice president; Mr. Burkinshaw, treasurer; and Miss Rosenthal, The board discussed the scheduling of ice time and fees for next Reason. Appointments of committee chairmen will be announced when they are confirmed. The next meeting of the board was tentatively set for May 4. Committee chairmen will be asked to present proposals for programs and policies for the coming year for consideration at this meeting.

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