Lee Eagle Office Honors Lee Academy Graduates
A Lee Academy graduation program lists 22 graduates with Sunday ceremonies. Br Norman Deane, author of internal medicine texts and Lenox Hill Hospital associate chief of staff, spoke as speaker. Valedictorian was Vicki Brian Walsh, salutatorian William Miller. Area grads include Thomas Flood and Andrew Rubin. Glen Linke received highest scholastic average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whee — Lee Academy
Br. Norman Deane
Lenox Hill Hospital
New York City
New York University Medical School
Vicki- Brian Walsh
Tudor City
N.Y
William Miller
Roslyn
L.I
Thomas Flood
Bernard H. Flood
Lenox
Andrew Rubin
Benjamin R. Rubin
Pittsfield
Glen Linke
Brooklyn
Richard Shields Receives Nichols College Degree
Richard F Shields son of Mr and Mrs W Francis Shields of Spring Street earned a bachelor of business administration degree at Nichols College Dudley He majored in marketing A Williston Academy graduate he plans to join the U S Coast Guard Reserve in October He served as vice president of Conant Hall and on the golf team for four years Commencement speaker was Dr Owen B Kiernan state commissioner of education A Cub Scout Pack 68 outing and Pinewood derby are planned for Saturday June 12 at Abberhalden s Grove Landers Road Berkshire Council Scouting night with the Red Sox at Wahconah Park June 18 at 7 30 pm will allow up to six boys per paying adult A note from parents for transportation to the game is requested
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Lee
Richard F. Shields
W. Francis Shields
Spring Street
Nichols College
Dudley
Williston Academy
Shields
U.S. Coast Guard Reserve
Nichols
Conant Hall
Owen B. Kiernan
Abberhalden's Grove
Landers’ Road
Grange Hall
Berkshire Council
Red Sox
Wahconah Park
Pittsfield-Berkshire Red Sox
Donald C. Fuller
Summer Street
NYS Company To Build Lee's New Paper Mill
The contract for Kimberly Clark Corp mill in Lee was awarded to Northeast Constructors Inc of Gouverneur New York. Milton J Gordon said construction will start in two weeks and should be completed in 11 months. He noted no local supplier had built a paper mill before and Northeast has prior mill building experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Kimberly - Clark Corp
Northeast Constructors, Inc
Gouverneur
N.Y
Milton J. Gordon
Richmond Avenue
Schweitzer Division
Lee Hotarians
Gordon
New York
Strathmore Paper, Incc
Mil
Woronoco
Local Legion Selects Wood and Gallagher for State Conventions
Stockbridge Williams High School juniors Christine Wood and Michael Gallagher are named by the local American Legion Post as the school's selections for Girls' and Boys' State. Miss Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Wood of Park Street, will attend Girls' State at Bridgewater State College June 1 to 18. Gallagher, son of the late Mr. and Mrs Gallagher, will attend Boys' State at a later date in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Williams High School
Christine Wood
Michael Gallagher
American Legion Post
Miss Wood
Donald Wood
Park Street
Bridgewater State College
Mr. Gallagher
James Noon to Receive B A Degree Sunday
James Noon son of Mr and Mrs Orrin J Noon of Goodrich Street and Cranwell School Lenox will receive a BA degree in English at St Bonaventure University on Sunday A dean s list student four semesters his activities include class vice president K of C intramural sports varsity baseball and military ball committee He will be commissioned second lieutenant and report to Army Flight School Ft Rucker Alabama in January 1966 Also notes Boys State attendance for Mr Gallagher and stockbridge school staff and a postponed Evening League golf match due to a town meeting
Eckert Retires After 34 Years at Lee Mills
Ralph Eckert retired after 34 years at Lee Mills East Lee where he worked since 1931 mainly in finishing and trimmer work. He rose to foreman of the booker department producing cigarette and hair wave booklets. He and wife Ethel May Hosier plan no specific postwork plans beyond home gardens lawns and home projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Ralph Eckert
Lee Mills
East Lee
Eckert
Ethel May Hosier
Lee High Names 1965 86 Yearbook Editors
Lee High announces yearbook editors for 1965 86 with Michael Brighenti as editor in chief Pamela V alenti associate Stephen Cadenelli sports Joyce Soucie Girls Athletic Association Diane Castranova art Sara Pyenson photography and Katherine Wilson literary A group of 25 French students visited Clark Museum Williamstown led by Mrs Leo C Mulloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Michael Brighenti
Pamela Valenti
Stephen Cadenelli
Joyce Soucie
Girls’ Athletic Association
Diane Castranova
Sara Pyenson
Katherine Wilson
Clark Museum
Williamstown
Leo C. Mulloney
Central Pomona Grange to Host Grange Sunday at First Congregational Church
Central Pomona and surrounding Grange groups plan Grange Sunday at the First Congregational Church with a 3 PM program headlined by Deputy Fred Tirrell of Plainsville. Clergymen, officials, and Grange members from Central South and North Pomona will attend, followed by a reception at Grange Hall on Academy Street.
Lee Girl Injured in Two-Car Collision Near Hubbard Street
A 19-year-old Lee girl was treated for chest and arm injuries at St. Luke's Hospital after a two-car crash on the Lenox Bypass near Hubbard Street. Mrs Ida G Underwood 85 of Pittsfield drove south while a car driven by William J Brown 24 of 40 Housatonic collided, with passenger Elaine Wolfe of Marble Street. Police investigated and both cars suffered heavy damage. Speed violations in Lee District Court included several residents from East Boston Ridgefield Park N J Westfield and Champlain N Y plus others with fines ranging from 10 to 20 dollars. Delinquent dog owner names totaling 258 will be turned over to the Selectmen. half of local owners have not renewed licenses risking legal action.
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Lee
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pittsfield
Lenox
Hubbard Street
Elaine Wolfe
Marble Street
William J. Brown
Housatonic
Ida G. Underwood
Anthony W. Romeo' J
LEE — Speeders
Lee District Court
Steven R. Teta
East Boston
Raymond Scalabrini
Ridgefield Park
N.J
Ronald W. Gagne
Salem
Roger D. Long
Westfield
Wilfred J. Laforest
Champlain
N.Y
Joseph F. Conely
Poughkeepsie
Ronald C. Davis
Maynard
Francis G. Fanning
Fanning
Windsor Plans Graduation for Fifty Seniors
Windsor Mountain School will hold outdoor graduation Saturday at 1 am for 50 seniors led by speaker Robert Edward Stokes president of Wilberforce University since 1946. Miss Susan LePrevost and Miss Katherine Galumbos will participate with a valedictory and diploma presentations by Dr. Heinz Bondy and Quentin LaVel. A Friday evening two play program precedes the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Windsor Mountain School
Susan LePrevost
Roy G. LePrevost
Laurel Street
Lee
Robert Edward Stokes
Wilberforce (Ohio) University
Stokes
Wilberforce
Boston University
Harvard Divinity School
Saroyan
Opera House
Phoenix
Christopher Fry
Katherine Galumbos
New Haven
Conn
Heinz Bondy
Quentin LaVel
Berkshire Christian College graduation set for tomorrow
Berkshire Christian College will hold graduation exercises at 3 PM tomorrow at the Lee Congregational Church. Dr W Robert Smith of Bethel College will speak on In Christ Our Wisdom and Knowledge. Eleven students will receive BA degrees with Mrs Raymond Bowden of Le likely among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Berkshire Christian College
Lee Congregational Church
W. Robert Smith
Bethel College
St. Paul, Minn
Robert Harrison du- Priest Sr
Raymond Bowden
Windsor Plainfield Grange Heads To Hilltop Meeting
Windsor Plainfield Grange plans a visit to Hilltop Grange at the Town Hall tomorrow for a 6 30 covered dish supper and a talent show. 4-H girls will demonstrate cooking and sewing as a lead in to the regular Grange meeting. Windsor lost 24 to 6 to Greenridge Blue last night with pitchers Boody Sprague and Allegroni. Weekend guests included Milton residents Doris Hathaway Margo Hathaways and Fred Sweeney plus Patricia Jewett from Morrisville. Rehearsal for Children Day is set for 9 30 Saturday at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield Grange
Hilltop Grange
Windsor
Greenridge
Jeff Boody
Michael Sprague
al Allegroni
Harry Hathaway
Doris Hathaway
Margo
Fred Sweeney
Milton, Vt
Patricia Jewett
Morrisville
Fred Bird
Wallace Levere
Stephen and
Cherry
Syracuse
N.Y
Congregational Church
Lenox graduate Gable earns history honors at Kenyon
Lenox resident John A. Gable, son of Allen H. and wife, graduated cum laude from Kenyon College Gambier Ohio with high honors in history and will pursue graduate work at Brown University. He held Psi Upsilon leadership roles and edited the Lenox school paper The Pen and Scroll. Kiwanis booth opens Lenox Community Center hours set for festival room registrations urged within three weeks to avoid delays.
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LENOX
John A. Gable
Allen H. Gable
Kneeland Ave
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Henry G. Dalton
Brown University
Providence
Kenyon
Gable
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Ken
Lenox Community Center
John M. O'Brien
James Pelton
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Main Street
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NYS Company
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QO. James Noon
Wilfred M. Gallagher
Church Street
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London
Peter Osborne
Berkshire
New England
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Stockbridge School
the Eagle
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Lee Savings Bank
Allan Grieve
Industrial Arts Club
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Alfred F. Turner
Eugene Trombly
Stephen McCauley
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Main St
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Fritz Guyette
Board of Health
West Stockbridge
Joe’s Grill
Futura Pools
Berkshires
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R&h
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Walt Alter St
Center St
Dresser-Hull CO
Railroad
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Dad
Motorola
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