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I GREENFIELD RECORDER-GAZETTE TUES APRIL 30 Career Scouting To Be Reviewed At Spfld College For Deerfield new has studied with Ray Alonge and Robert Nagle erf New York and with Myron Bloom of the Cleveland Orchestra and John Barrows of the New York Woodwind Quintet and the University of Wisconsin faculty Barton Chase clarinet the newest member of the quintet is a native of Newport I After studying with Michael Trentaiange he played in both the- Waterbury and Middle bury Symphony Orchestras before 'joining the quintet in 1962 Eleanor Hammermeister pianist earned a bachelor of music degree in piano from th Yale School of Music In 1960 and the degree of master of music in 1961 She is instructor of piano at Miss School in Pittsfield and has performed the Beethoven Quintet on several' previous occasions with the quintet Her teachers have beYn Ellsworth Grumman and Donald Currier The headmasters of the sponsoring schools Dr Frank Boyden of DA and Dr Thurston Chase of Eaglebrook have joined in welcoming interested residents of Deerfield and surrounding towns to attend the program which will be presented free of charge A career day at Springfield College for young men interested in Boy Scouting as a profession will start Thursday at 10 am? Hosts are the APO Scouting service fraternity and the college An invitation has been sent to all area schools and colleges Those from Franklin County planning to attend are Richard Knowl-ton and Vincent Adamoyurka both of Greenfield and Gary Al-den Knowlton is at the community college Adamoyurka is a junior at Greenfield High School and Gary Alden a senior at Arms Academy Charles Chase Richard Deso and Scout Exec Warner will also attend Chief Scout Exec Joseph Brun-ton Jr will be the principal speaker whose topic is "Professional Scouting As A Other speakers for the session will be Warren Holm assistant director of personnel Robert Calvert Scout Executive of Mo-hegan Council Worcester and Dr Glenn Olds president of Springfield College A tour of the college campus A -W-W -jr 1 JLTCtCttlUll Ail will be led by the Alpha Phi GOP Lists Caucus riaflt GAP Air Test Sr to The session will include raeSen Five hours of air searching by Rations on the qualificationsneces Raymond Abbe Old Wendell Qroup 2 aircraft failed Satur-sary opportunity rewards and Road Northneld denied living ini(jay t0 discover the target during compensation and the college program necessary to get into the profession After the tour there will First industrial gift to the Farren Memorial building fund campaign Is presented by Recorder-Gazette Foundation Trustee Donald Dwight to Francis Smith local co-chairman for special gifts The foundation supported by the newspaper publishing corporation asked that its donation be designated for use in the section The presentation group arranged by Campaign General Chr Felix Cerrato yesterday included in the usual order Trustee Deimar Magoon Special Gifts Co-Chairman Vincent Bostley Dwight Smith and Trustee Harold LeVanway R-G Photo by Daigle Afternoon! Greenfield Republicans slate last night with three candidates seeking party for selectman the Democrats are not so Orange to Newton Rowden of Leicester Wills allowed of Evelyn Lindsay otherwise known as a condemned dwelling and was the state-wide Civil Air Patrol ef-given to June 3 to correct water fprtivpne test supply and sewerage conditions the satisfaction of the state were received at 1 a be Good SUGAR FE only 1 calorie per serving DEERFIELD The music departments of Deerfield Academy and Eaglebrook School will sponsor jointly a concert by the Connecticut Woodwind Quintet The program will be May 12 at 3:30 pm in Deerfield Memorial Building The quintet Was founded six years ago and has presented concerts in three states Its members all affiliated with one or more of major symphony orchestras at first assembled simply for their own musical pleasure meeting at a home to explore the vast corpus of music written for the woodwind quintet The quintet will present Josef Divertimento No I in flat La Cheminee du Roi Rene by Darius Milhaud plus works by Vincent Persichetti and John Bar-rows The five will be joined by a pianist Eleanor Hammermeis-ter for the performance of Quintet in flat for Piano Oboe Clarinet Bassoon and Hom Michael Trentaiange the flutist is a native of Water-bury Conn After attending the Julliard School of Music in New York he played with the dance bands of Charlie Barnet and En-ric Madriguera as well as ser-ing as director of the Army Band in New Guinea during World War II He is flutist in the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Robert Mete oboe is another native of Waterbury After completing his education he joined the Navy Band playing both oboe and saxophone He has studied oboe with John Holmes of the Boston Orchestra and is a member of the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Prior to joining the quintet he was a member of the Long Branch Woodwind Quintet Philip Young bassoon has been director of instrumental music at Taft School in Watertown for 14 years A graduate of Bowdoin College he was recently awarded a master of music degree by the Yale School of Music He has played in the New Haven Symphony Orchestra New Hampshire Music Festival Orchestra and is first bassoonist with the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra In the summer of 1962 he served as assistant conductor of the Yale Band during its tour of Europe Young has studied bassoon with Harold Goltzer of the New York Philharmonic and Bernard Garfield of the Philadelphia Orchestra George Schermerhorn horn graduated from Hartwick College and holds a degree of master of music from the Yale School of Music He is a member of the music department at Taft and of both the New Haven and Water-Ibury Symphony Orchestras He The huge pouch on the underside of the bill serves as a built-in feeding trough for its young Hie baby birds stick their heads into their open mouth to gorge on the partly digested fish which the older bird passes from its stomach back up into the pouch to board of health and to Sept 1 to for Plane with pilots correct other sanitary conditions an observer to report Atty Norman T- Callahan appeared for the defendant and Atty Burton Winer for the town to Marlboro Airport for the Air Force called test Four other planes were also utilized in the search group discussions for the professional scouters college students and those in high' school Voke Planners To Organize Bottled By COUNTRY CLUB CO Springfield Mass UPHOLSTERING AWNING WORK SINCE 1938 For Free Estimates Call ROBERT KING MA 5-2159 of Northfield Stanley Milewski 43 North Silver Lane Sunderland denied making threats against his wife The case was continued to May 2 Atty Philip Ball Jr represented Milewski and Callahan appeared for Mrs Milewski Gerard Bizier SO of Hartford fined $10 for speeding April 14 on Route 5 in Deerfield He did not contest the charge brought by state police Appointment of five committees is scheduled to' head the agenda Thursday evening of the county regional vocational school planning committee in the Sunderland town hall Committees to be named are agreement curriculum finance and site and visiting Chr Mary Warner announced Delegates from 14 towns in Franklin and Northern Worcester Counties interested in the regional school will also discuss other matters pertaining to planning a school for a red and white parachute A total of about 335 square miles was given a low-level search by Major Robert Hampton pilot and Lt Charles Ogren observer The first sortie took the pair to an assigned area of approximately 182 square miles in the Fort Dev-ens-Ayer area stretching from Route 2 to the New Hampshire state line-' The plane was then assigned to a 150 square mile area south and east of Worcester but to no avail The team returned to Turners Falls Airport at dusk It was learned later that the target was placed in the Milbury area southeast of Worcester It was unknown whether it had been spotted While the air search team was at Marlboro two teams of senior members and cadets were standing by here ready to serve as ground rescue and interrogation teams should they be needed The teams were headed by Capt Joseph Kurkulonis and WO William Campbell Evelyn C- Lindsey late of Montague Edwin Cates Jr of Fort Kent Me exr Alice Smyth Seeley late of Northfield Elizabeth Proctor Romeo of Andover exr Fred Forrest McBride otherwise known as Fred McBride late of Greenfield Franklin County Trust Company exr Guardian appointed Vernon Brown of Bernardston over Richard A Brown of Bernardston minor- Conservator appointed Gertrude Welcome of Orange over property of William A Coughlin of New Salem Accounts allowed in estates of Anna Letwinsky late of North-field John Walker late of Orange distribution included -o- -o -o- In District Court Judge Samuel Blassberg presiding today- Charles Pydych Jr 18 Upper Road Deerfield two concurrent one month sentences in house of correction suspended one year's probation and restitution ordered after he admitted two counts of larceny of less than $100 Chief James Rosenthal said the youth admitted taking four cycle gasoline motors from Joseph Kostiuk and Stanley Wes-oloski both of Deerfield to make a go kart A juvenile involved with Pydych was given strict probation tor fix months and also ordered to make restitution Atty Joseph Boyce represented Pydych John Harron 67 8 Sanderson Street admitted operating a car so as to endanger April 16 in Greenfield The case was filed with the provision he turn his operator's license over to Probation Officer Albert Brown Capt Donald Grogan of Greenfield police said Harron struck a parked car on Sanderson Street after first hitting a tree their endorsement But lucky It is understood the party is having a difficult time securing a candidate for the post vacated by Democrat Peter Sullivan Until resignation the Democrats had majority control on the board Unless the party Produces a strong candidate they may well lose the majority The Democratic caucus will he May 8 The Republican Town Committee will conduct the party caucus Saturday from 2 to 6 pm in the basement meeting room of the public library Republicans and Independents are eligible to vote in the caucus and the latter do not declare themselves by balloting in a town caucus The names of Roger Sitter-ly Richard Potter and Arthur Gleason will appear on the ballot officially closed at 8 last night by the Republican Town Committee at Main Street headquarters Election of a selectman to fill the unexpired term of Sullivan who resigned to become active postmaster in Greenfield will take place on June 10- The next meeting of the Republican Town Committee will be May 9 at 8 at the Main Street headquarters -O- "O- In Probate Court Judge Samuel Tisdale presiding Administration granted on estates of Dora Richmond late of Charlemont Ralph Richmond of Manchester admr with will annexed of estate not already administered Helene Leh late of Greenfield to Francis Dolan Jr of Montague Walter Humes late of Bernardston to First Na- tional Bank Trust Company Thomas Dion late of Montague to Henry Dion of Montague Louise Roden late of Orange to Newton Rowden of Leices- OUR 17th YEAR It's Fur Storage Time CLOTH and FUR STORAGE $50 valuation 75c $200 valuation $300 $75 valuation $113 $250 valuation $375 $100 valuation $150 $300 valuation $450 $150 valuation $225 $350 valuation $525 Fireproof Bonded Warehouse GREENFIELD STORAGE CO 25 MILES STREET Cold Fur Storage Vaults Box Rug Storage CALL PRescott 3-5343 15 DISCOUNT FOR CASH AND CARRY Life Guard Posts Available At Pool Applications for life guard positions at the Greenfield municipal pool this summer will be received until Saturday Anyone over 16 years is eligible to apply to park department member William Hayes of Grinnell Street or Donald Rice of 109 Hastings Street Area Educators Get Guggenheim Foundation Grants TOTAL PERFORMANCE: Retarded Assoc To Attend Parley Directors of the Franklin County Association for Retarded Children will meet Thursday evening at 20 Sanderson Street Plans will be made to attend the eighth annual convention of the Massachusetts Association at Chicopee May 24-26 It is expected that more than 500 per sons from the 28 member organizations througout the state will attend Keynote speaker will be John Fettinger of Natick president of the National Association Other speakers will include Dr Philip Dodge associate professor of Harvard University Medical School an associate of the Kennedy Laboratories and a member of the NARC research advisory board Dr Burton Blatt Boston University School of Education and chairman of committee on special education and Dr Charles Pry-les director of research at Wrentham State School A special feature will be a seminar on Counseling and Mental Retardation" conducted by Dr Olivia Pearl Stokes director of religious education for the Massachusetts Council of Churches Of 5 Va -million retarded persons in the country 150000 live in Massachusetts The Massachusetts Association has aided research into the field of the affliction as well as supporting many community facilities Four area educators are among 269 honored this year with fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Using the grants for further studies within their respective fields will be: Dr Lincoln Pierson Brower assistant professor of biology Amherst College Dr Thomas Copeland professor of English UM Dr Benjamin De-Mott professor of English Amherst College and Alvin Etler composer and professor of music at Smith College The grants which totaled nearly a million and a half dollars for the 269 are given persons "of the highest capacity for scholarly and scientific research as demonstrated by their previous contributions to knowledge and to persons of unusual and proved creative ability in the fine arts Dr Brower at Amherst four years will study in the fields of ecology and animal behavior Dr Copeland six year veteran at UM will do a biographical study of Edmund Burke Dr DeMott at Amherst 15 years will analyze American attitudes toward work and leisure and Etler at Smith since 1949 will study music composition Each of the four Is known in his field for writings projects or various achievements The grants foundation was established in 1925 by the late Sen Simon Guggenheim and his wife in memory of a son John Simon who died at 22 This is the 39th annual series of awards Activities On Display Bement School Parents Weekend Begins Friday DEERFIELD A large number tion of Mrs Merritt Low Miss 'Linda Sherman art teacher is designing the scenery and Mrs Marianna Ratiani the costumes Miss Mary Hawks is in charge of properties After the play parents will be entertained in the home of the school directors Miss Katherine Bartlett and Mrs Hardman Drexler Students and young guests will have refreshments in the gym Saturday's events will begin at 10 am when finalists in the annual public speaking and poetry contests conducted before spring vacation will present their speeches and poems for the parents followed by the presentation of prizes At 11 will come the annual Meeting A buffet lunch will be served at 1 at the Bement House of parents of Bement School students will arrive in Old Deerfield Friday to participate in the annual Parents Week-end Faculty and students are preparing exhibits of student activities and getting ready for the program At 10:30 Friday morning the primary and middle school assemble will be held in the gym with Grades 1 through 5 taking part Parents are invited to attend the afternoon dancing classes and may if they wish dance with their children The lower school class begins at 2:30 pm the upper school at 3:30 Tea will be served to parents and guests at 4 in the Bement House "The Pied Piper of Ml be the dramatic offering for the week-end and will be presented at 7:30 Friday evening in Deerfield Town Hall by the students of the upper school under the direc- Ecumenical Council Church Topic Rev Columbkill Regan of the Passionist Monastery West 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