Northeastern graduation for West Stockbridge student
Randall O Walker III of State Line will receive a bachelor of science in business management with dean's list honors at Northeastern University commencement in Boston Garden on June 20. He plans to work at Berkshire Bank & Trust Co. while pursuing graduate studies.
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West Stockbridge
Randall O. Walker III
State
Line
Northeastern University
Boston Garden
Walker
Berkshire Bank & Trust Co
Pittsfield
Ladies' Aid elects officers and plans fair
Southfield notes the Ladies' Aid Society elected Ani ta Ormsbee Amy Locke and Joan Horskin to the executive committee with Clarissa Stoner as secretary Isabel Turner treasurer and others filling roles in Christian family life friendly service program reading stewardship and sewing The sewing group netted the Aid 400 last year The annual fair and supper is set for July 24 Regular meetings resume in fall Wesley Ward marked 88 with long service to Turner Cook and Republican Town Committee Trustees of United Church of New Marlboro meet Thursday at 8 pm in the pastor's study Peter Dyer of Honolulu visiting grandparents Hadley Turner
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Southfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anita Ormsbee
Amy Locke
Joan Horskin
Clarissa Stoner
Isabel Turner
Dorothy Rugg
Inez Streeter
Rose Furler
Friendly Service
Margaret Stevens
Elizabeth Crawford
Ruth Rhoades
Reading
Karen Hickerson
Jeanette Sellen
Registrations Open for Red Cross Swim Program
Egremont registrations for the Red Cross swimming program for children from Alford and Egremont will be held Saturday at the South Egremont Town Hall from 10 to 4. James A. Schneider of Hillsdale Road was inducted into the U.S. Army last Wednesday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schneider and a 1963 Sheffield graduate.
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Red Cross
Alford and Egremont
South Egremont Town Hall
J James A. Schneider
Hillsdale Road
U.S. Army
John A. Schneider
Sheffield
Old Chatham Shaker Museum notes 15th anniversary season
Old Chatham New York Shaker Museum celebrates 15th anniversary with over 15000 items, major winter additions join buildings into the Crafts Building. New dining hall laundry area and farm deacon's office created. upstairs rooms renovated, mill room shows waterwheel drive, extensive foundry patterns on display.
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Old Chatham
N.Y
New York Board of Regents
Mount Lebanon
Robert Meader
Clarence Williams
New Marlboro notices and local student gains
U.S. Army basic training at Ft. Dix, James E. Wells of Brewer Hill, 21, inducted in May after attending Mt. Everett Regional School. New Marlboro PTA awards $150 scholarships to Mt. Everett students Sharon Johnston and Eric Grinde, plus numerous local visits, graduations, and relocations involving Mill River, Southfield, Monterey, and surrounding towns. Cynthia L. Stanton wins a $200 New England Regional scholarship to Bryant College.
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New Marlboro
James E. Wells
Dana Wells
Brewer Hill
Ft. Dix
Wells
Mt. Everett
Sheffield
The
New Marlboro Pta
Sharon Johnston
Mill River
Mt. Auburn School of Nursing
Cambridge
Eric Grinde
Monterey
RPL
Troy
N.Y
Francis Glenski
St. Joseph
John T. Wrinkle
Lee R. Barnes
Sherry
American International College
Barnes
Bruce Williams
Willimantic, Conn
W. H. Sellen
Samuel Mills
Miss Scott Mills
Oakwood School
Poughkeepsie
Hancock Birthday For Linda Ostrander Celebrates 18th
Linda Ostrander daughter of Mr and Mrs Laurence Ostrander marked her eighteenth birthday with a family gathering at their Hancock home. Guests hailed from Hancock Williamstown and Pownal Vermont. Rollin Winters Jr and Rowland Newton were recent guests of Rollin Winters Sr and Mrs Winters in Ashland Needham respectively. Warren Winters attended a Word of Life Camp dinner at Schroon Lake New York, returning Saturday. New Lebanon Central School held moving up exercises awarding citizenship and athletic prizes to Thomas Whitman Daniel Scieszka Eric Hanson Ronald Derby in soccer basketball track volleyball.
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Frank Wright Sr
Huntington
N.Y
Albert Watson
Sheffield
Rugg
Southfield
Alfred Fehn
New Haven (Conn.) Medical Center
John Johnson
Wingham
Arthur Simmons
Fairview Hospital
Louise Hart
Clayton
Edgar
Wis
Ernest Hart
Geraldine
Betty Crocker
Anthony Carson
Hartsville
Linda Ostrander
Laurence Ostrander
Hancock
Williamstown
Pownal
Rollin Winters Jr
Ashland
Rowland Newton
Needham
Rollin Winters Sr
Warren Winters
Word of Life
Schroon Lake
New Lebanon Central School
Thomas Whitman
Daniel Scieszka
Eric Hanson
Ronald Derby
Windsor Children’s Day Graduation at Congregational Church
Windsor held a Children’s Day program with graduation exercises at 10 30 Sunday at the Congregational Church. Services in June will be conducted by Miss Marion B Ohampaugh of Pittsfield.
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Loren G. House Jr
Village Congregational Church
Congregational
Marion B. Ohampaugh
Pittsfield
Berkshire Farming Acres of Blue Chips in Forestry
Massachusetts woodland owners face a trust gap with lumbermen as NEFF and private foresters push selective cutting to grow value. Public foresters offer limited help while fees for private foresters range from 1 per thousand feet plus 12 to 14 percent of sale or 10 percent for larger jobs. Foundation forests provide tax benefits and long term conservation, with 13 sites nationwide and 100 million board feet cut annually in the state contributing about 50 million dollars in gross product.
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Massachusetts
New England
Massachusetts Wood Producers Association
Franklin County
John Noyes
University of Massachusetts
Ing
Department of Natural Resources
New England Forestry Foundation
NEFF
Noyes
John T. Hemenway
Hemenway
The
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Berkshire County
Easthampton
Sharon
Toll, Transportation and Plant
Cummington Fair Plans Highlight July 4 5 Events
Plans for the 26th annual horse ox and pony draw at Cummington Fair Grounds on July 4 and 5 include a 1 pm horse draw in observance of the bicentennial, a 5 pm turkey dinner for a scholarship fund, and an all day July 5 ox and pony draw with a baked bean supper Monday night. Entertainment on Monday features vaudeville shows at 3 and 8, plus concessions on both days.
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Cummington
Cummington Fair
Ashfield
Scholarship Fund
Huntington High selects new Student Council leaders
Gateway Regional High School elects officers for 1965 66 with Jeffrey Rathnam as president and Darlene Estelle as vice president Sue Sarafin named secretary treasurer. Class elections list multiple grade leaders and student council reps. Varsity teams to attend Bi County League banquet at Southwick High with staff hosted pot roast supper and awards for all star baseball basketball and soccer teams.
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Huntington
Gateway Regional High School
Jeffrey Rathnam
P. ¥. Rathnam
Middlefield
Darlene Estelle
Arnold Estelle
Sue Sarafin
Joseph Sarafin
Norwich Hill
Linda Hoag
Joey Hebert
Cathy Petrovsky
Jill Gailenby
Sharon LaBrecque
Susan Sears
Nancy Manley
Sue Hillenbrand
Nancy Smith
Mary Estelle
Donna Sears
Roberta Humphrey
Sharon Packard
Susan Sarafin
Darle Estelle
Lincoln Rathnam
Gerald Bartlett
Anne Bartlett
David Rogers
Jeff Fish
Marjorie Frigon
Dorothy Gregson
Robbie Smith
Paul Dunlevy
Russell
Southwick
Southwick High School
Class Banquet Highlights Huntington 1965
Huntington Class of 1965 held a banquet at Tekoa Country Club Westfield on June 3 with guests Supt Dana Weber Principal Richard Sullivan and advisers Kenneth Barrows Arnold Estelle and their wives. The yearbook The Portal was distributed. Golf opened its shortened season with a 12 to 6 win over Williamsburg. Players included Torrey Magargal Fowler Cassatti Bardsley Stevens. Three games remain two vs Southwick and a rematch with Williamsburg. Senior exams start Monday through Thursday.
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Huntington
Tekoa Country Club
Westfield
Dana O. Webber
Richard K. Sullivan
Kenneth Barrows
Arnold Estelle
Portal
Williamsburg
Doug Torrey
Wells Magargal
Jeff Fowler
Gary Cassatti
Tim Bardsley
Jim Stevens
Southwick
Alford Church Quiet. Children’s Day in Great Barrington
No services at Alford Church Sunday. Children’s Day observance at Great Barrington church at 10 a.m. American Legion of Great Barrington donated flag holders for veterans’ graves. Memorial Day exercises at Alford School May 28 with tea, cream, cookies for children by Mrs. Frederick Bidermann. Alford School trip to Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield. Neighbors’ night at Alford Grange on June 16. Youth fashion show planned. Planning Board met at Mrs. Ralph Ray’s home last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hagen of Scarsdale, N.Y., staying at West Street home.
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Alford
Great Barrington Church
American Legion of Great Barrington
Veterans’ Graves
Alford School
Frederick Bidermann
Berkshire Museum
Pittsfield
Alford Grange
Ralph Ray
Mrs
Herman Hagen
Scarsdale, N.Y
West Street
Round and square dances move to Fridnight tonight
Advertisement notes a change from Saturday to Fridnight for round and square dances at Old Firemen's Hall with music by a new or old orchestra. Adults 73 cents, children 30 cents.
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Loren G. House
al Parish
Canaan
Queechy Lake
Andrew Walker
Allen Walker
Harwich
Cape Cod
John Persing
William Kelley
Tachikawa
Japan
Kelly
Henry Kelley
Kelleys
William T. Murray
Hartford, Conn
Wisdom
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Congregational Church
Anna Schilling
Russell Trebilcox
Milwaukee
Earl Baldwin
Randall O. Walker
Ladies’ Aid
Wesley Ward
Turner & Cook Factory
Republican Town Committee
United Church of New Marlboro
Peter Dyer
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hadiey Turner
Egremont
Shaker Museum
Old Chatham, N.Y
Canterbury
N.H
Ariel
Arnal
County, Inc
Allendale
Eit
Fittsfield
Jay Bosworth
Dale Bosworth
Berkshire School
Woodside
Edwin Corwin
Islip
Gene Montaux
Pam
Port Washington
Robert Bosworth
Windsor
Berkshire
Littleville
Sue Spear
Detroit
William Giles
Ypsilanti
Mich
Giles
Arthur Giles
Harvey Billings
Walpole
Schubert
Joseph de Carolis
Margo
Cooley-Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
DeCarolis
Center School
Ladies’ Society
Plainfield
Chesterfield
David Rose
Thomas Caldwell
Worthington
Ruth Davis
Huntington Student Council
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