DPT Clinic Immunizes 697 Children Across Schools
A Board of Health clinic conducted in Lee area grade schools vaccinated 697 preschool and school children against diphtheria pertussis and tetanus. Dr. John T. Cinella led physicians with Drs. Charles W. Stratton George S. Wickham and Fred H. Vohr. five registered nurses and six high school students assisted. Additional clinics are planned on the next two Wednesdays at St. Mary's Lee High and outlying district schools Bradley East Lee South Lee. A Ty ingham clinic will occur March 25 for school and preschool children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
John T. Cinella
Cinella
Charles W. Stratton
George S. Wickham
Fred H. Vohr
Vohr
St. Mary's and
Lee
Wickham
St. Marys
St. Mary's
Bradley
East Lee
South Lee
Tyringkham
Tyringham School
Age 16 Driving Not So Bad Says Inspector Breer
Inspector Breer told Lee PTA that drivers aged 16 to 18 have fewer accidents than 18 to 23 year olds. He cited early car ownership and occasional drinking as factors in higher rates after 18, described a learner permit test to weed out rule violators, and noted seat belt use could prevent 20 percent of fatal crashes while leaving a car with keys in reach is illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Edward A. Breer
Safety Education Departmet
Western Massachusetts Division
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Lee Pta
Lee Police Department
John J. Boyne
Hernard Judware
James J. Brown
Smingsters
E. Norton Decker Jr
Breer
Club To Discuss Status of Women Meeting in 1964 goals noted
SEE A report of the findings of the President's Commission on the Status of Women will be discussed at a Southern Berkshire Business and Professional Women's Club meeting Sunday at 3:30 at Morgan House. The gathering will consider forming a Massachusetts council under House Bill 3078. Miss Charisse Mercier of Leamington will speak on the state federation objectives for 1964. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On the Status of
Southern Berkshire Business and Professional Women
Morgan House
Massachusetts
Charisse Mercier
Leaminster
Students Visit College Industry Day Tour Highlights
Lee High School seniors Patricia Holian and Peter Brown joined NA M A education day trips to Northampton Commercial College and Chart Pak Inc in Leeds. Accompanied by teacher Henry Zukowski they toured a typical college day and learned about Chart Pak plastic tape products before a NOMA sponsored dinner at Massachusetts Mutual in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Lee High School
National Office Management Association
Northampton Commercial College
Leeds
Patricia Holian
James M. Holian
Center Street
Peter Brown
James T. Brown
EastRanter Street
Henry T. Zukowski
Charles Oak
Chart-Pak, Inc
Zukowski
NOMA
Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Co
Springfield
Mr Whitman To Be Speaker At Lenten Service
The Rev. Robert Whitman, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Lenox and dean of Berkshire Episcopal clergy, will speak at First Church Sunday at 7 pm. A New York City native, he attended Lenox School and Berkeley Divinity, was ordained in 1944, served as an Army chaplain in the Philippines, and pastored St Martin's Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Robert ‘S
Whitman
Trinity Episcopal
Brunton
Williamsburg
St. Martin’s
Pittsfield
LeProvosts Buy Lee Launderette at Center Street
The Lee Launderette at 60 Center St. is purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. LeProvost from Raymond A. Warner of Lenox. The new owners, he a service electrician, plan interior improvements. The 24 hour coin operated shop features 13 washers, 6 driers and 2 dry cleaning units.
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LEE
Kiwanis Visit to Berkshire County Jail
Local Kiwanis members toured the Berkshire County Jail in Pittsfield guided by Sheriff John D. Courtney. The Lee group included 21 Lee residents from East Center Street who heard a talk on careers in chemistry and later shared a meal, noting openings for both men and women.
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LEE
Kiwanis Club
Berkshire County
John D. Courtney
Pittsfield
Abraham M. Gair
East Center Street
Gair
Berkshire Dr. George Daniel resigns as regional superintendent
Dr. George H. Daniel submits his resignation as Southern Berkshire Regional School System superintendent effective end of the current school year. He will become superintendent of Bound Brook New Jersey in July. Bound Brook serves 11,000 residents with 3,600 students, 900 more than Southern Berkshire, and oversees 46 more teachers than the 58 in Berkshire. Daniel will work to complete state records and recruit a successor, while assisting in his departure. He holds a doctorate from Teachers College Columbia, plus degrees from Kentucky Wesleyan, Murray State, and George Peabody. He has prior experience in Kentucky Fort Knox schools and Louisiana Mo. district, and is a member of major education associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
George H. Daniel
Southern Berkshire
Daniel
Bound Brook
N.J
Harold Stover
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Kentucky Wesleyan University
Murray (Ky.) State College
George Peabody Teachers College
Nashville, Tenn
Berkshire
Fort Knox
Louisiana Mo
National Education Association
The
National Association of Secondary School Principals
American Association of School Administrators
Kappa Delta Phil
Phi Delta Kappa
Six Chosen For Statewide Science Seminar in Hinsdale
Six students Rebecca Burnett Lorin Carter Theodore French Erick Grinde Gladys Wheeler Linda Wuori were selected to participate in a tri state science and math seminar at Mount Everett Regional on March 11. The event runs March to April with lectures by ordnance division engineers from General Electric Pittsfield and the Massachusetts Society of Professional Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale Selectmen
Sheffield
Thom
Mount Everett
S A. Bishop
Tor Restrained
Chacon
Terest
Rebecca Burnett
Lorin Carter
Theodore French
Erick Grinde
Gladys Wheeler
Linda Wuori
Ordnance Division
General Electric Co
Pittsfield
Engineers Council For Science
Massachusetts Society of Professional Engineers
Gateway Regional Faculty Team Faces Southwick Tonight
Huntington witnesses a 7:45 p m showdown as Gateway Regional faculty meet a Southwick High School faculty squad in a double header. a 6 36 p m junior prelim features champions vs an all star selection including Manley Burbank Baillargeon Dunlevy Fowler Mason MazellaMcVeigh Donovan Fisk McKinney Rogers. Proceeds benefit the Gateway Teachers Association scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Gateway Regional
Southwick High School
Gateway
Gary Manley
Richard Burbank
Robert Baillargeon
Paul Dunlevy
Jeff Fowler
Guy Mason
Mike Mazella
Bill McVeigh
John Donovan
Jeff Fisk
Towa Test Scores At Gateway Regional High School
Bernard Yvon, guidance counselor at Gateway Regional High School, has received Towa Test scores from January for grades 7 and 8. Parents are advised to call for appointments with Mr Yoon to discuss their children’s results as students have been told to keep scores for year-to-year progress checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Bernard R. Yvon
Gateway Regional High School
Yoon
Dalton CBA Tourney Opens With Night Games
Dalton tourney opens with Lenox meeting Williamstown Boys Club at 7 tonight and Housatonic vs St Francis North Adams at 2 Sunday Lee plays Hinsdale at 2 Pittsfield Catholic Youth Center vs Adams Police Athletic League at 3 all games at the Community House executive board meets Monday at 7 30 in the Community House
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Dalton
Community Recreation Association
Lenox
Williamstown Boys’Club
Housatonic
St. Francis
North Adams
Lee
Hinsdale
Pittsfield
Catholic Youth Center
Adams’ Police Athletic League
Dalton Community Recreation Association
Becket Opens Second Hand Clothing Store Saturday
Becket Gene and Fran's second hand clothing store will open Saturday at the former Street location. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snow and Mrs. Fulbert Daigle bought the Ballou property last November and recently acquired the store from Eleanor Perusse. The shop hours are Saturdays 10 to 4 and weekdays 9:30 to 3:30. Mrs. Snow has been a Becket resident 27 years. Mrs. Daigle is a Chester High School and Berkshire Business College graduate. Festival Tonight Proceeds from the PTA music festival at 8 at Consolidated School go to the Becket Scholarship Foundation. Tickets are at Feder's General Store, Becket School, Wahconah Regional High School, PTA members, or at the door. Abs Hubert Salvini and Paul Burke are festival chairs. Mrs. Roland Daigle handles refreshments after the concert in the school cafeteria. The Ephrats of Williams College are featured performers. Cochairs are Salvini and Burke. tickets sold at Feder's and Boyd's Market. reception follows in the Becket School cafeteria. Roland A. Daigle in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becket
Gene
Fran
Fred Snow
Fulbert Daigle
Ballou
PTA
Consolidated School
Becket Scholarship Foundation
Feder's General
Becket School
Wahconah Regional High School
Abs
Hubert S. Salvini
Paul Burke
Roland Daigle
Ephrats
Williams College
Paul D. Burke
Jon Sale
Feder’s General
Boyd’s Market
Pittsfield
Roland A. Daigle
Music Festival Scheduled Tonight at Consoli Hall
The PTA hosts its second annual musical festival tonight beginning at 8 at the Consoli Hall with students performing across grades. Proceeds support PTA programs and classroom projects.
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Lee Eagle Office
Revlon
Lee Pharmacy
Shapiro Motors
Main Street
Tingley
Ben
Mr. Whitman
LeProvosts
Lee Launderette
Frankforts
Jack
Lee Guild
Holy Family! _ League of Charity
Nishing
Edward
Truchero
Golden Hill Road
Brightside
Holyoke
Lee District Court
Edward P. Pachecho Jr
Somerville
Thomas NW
Eynom
Hartford
Conn
Konora Baxt
Monticello
N.Y
David Brown
William Stannard
I Glenn Withers
William Basinail
Stannard
Withers
Were
Sales & Service
Center St
Abdalla
Stockbridge, Mass
OEE Oem Tela Center
Frank Pink
George Ball, Mer
Great Barrington
P.A
S&h
United Stamps
LEE Super Markets
S. Berkshire
George Daniel
George H. Dauiet
Stanley H. Rice
Hinsdale Firemen’s
William Robins
Ernest Soral
Southwick
Towa
CBA
Siaxian
Westernaires
Eldorado Inn
Lenox Dale Tel
Flennel Blazers
J.T. Owens
Betty Gallant
M. J. Kelly
Lee, Mass
Burner Service
Statul
Americam
Dresser-Hull CO
American Oil
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