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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
6
A Berkshire County gardening column urges timely spring tasks while highlighting peonies, lilies, and perennials in bloom. The writer notes experimental petunias for a bicentennial display, discusses lawn care, seeding advice, and balancing vegetable with ornamental beds, ending with a offer of extension bulletins from the Berkshire County Extension Service.
Housatonic honors graduate Christina Slupinski daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Slupinski of Kirk Street who completed a one year legal secretarial program at Cambridge School of Business in Boston earning dean's list honors She is a 1984 Searles High School graduate Other items cover Pack 49 Cub Scout award winners PTA officers installation Dahlia description and church events including Corpus Christi Holy Name Society breakfast June 13 at Caesar's Restaurant and WSCS baked bean supper June 12 public invited.
Lenox announces an open house on June 13 from 3 to 6 at its new facility. Former Sedgwick Hall is converted to a reading room and other uses, with a mezzanine added. The collection of art books and musical literature moves to the new building, which will include a meeting room.
Donald R. Grody of Lenox Machine Co. receives US Patent 3,182,537 for an automatic machine that cuts, counts, stacks, and wraps cut size and folio size paper from moving webs. The device operates continuously, changes size via gear swaps, and is built at the Crystal Street plant in Lenox Dale. patent filed January 5, 1962.
Berkshire Country Day School participates in a pilot using Educational Services primary sources to teach history. ESI materials replace textbooks with letters, reports, and newspapers from the era, guided by teacher commentary to build understanding.
Lenox William Moseley son of Mr and Mrs William E Moseley of 20 East Dugway Road will receive a B S degree in chemistry at Wagner College Staten Island Sunday He is a member of the American Chemical Society and served as managing editor of the Wagnerian He recently received the Alpha Sigma Phi honorary award for being the outstanding senior in chemistry He plans to pursue graduate studies in chemistry at Duke University with a graduate assistantship Girl Scout Cadet Troop 246 will hold a food sale Saturday from 11 to 2 at the Academy Building Proceeds go to fund a camping trip to Cape Cod next fall The June trip was postponed due to the illness of troop leader Miss Barbara Roosa
Foxhollow School will graduate 17 this weekend with events starting Wednesday for the athletic association banquet where sports awards were presented. The annual horse show began today at 9 am. The junior senior prom is tonight with a parent dinner at Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge. Field day is Saturday morning followed by a luncheon and the 2:30 pm graduation at the main house. Headmistress Miss Aileen Mr Farrell will present diplomas and announce scholastic averages for freshmen sophomores and juniors.
Middlefield offers tri patent Pelio or diphtheria tetanus immunizations via Mrs Charles E Cook, health board agent. A $30 scholarship is offered by the Middlefield Ladies Aid Society for a local high school graduate pursuing further education. apply with Miss Mary Smith, Mrs Alton M Sternagle, or Mrs P Y Rathnam before July 1. The Conservation Commission asked the Selectmen to study disposing of unregistered motor vehicles and discussed cleaning Blossom Corner, adding picnic tables, fireplaces, and rubbish containers. Mr and Mrs John V Linebaugh and daughter Judy returned from a weekend at their Cape Cod house.
Mrs Alfred Chapin of Springfield sold her building lot on Old North Road to Mr and Mrs Charles Hornstein of North Lindenhurst New York. The Hornsteins plan to construct a permanent home there.
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