Lee High students elect co editors in chief
Irene Cornedi and Jane Bernasconi were chosen as co editors in chief of the Lee High Wildcat, with Lynne Turner to oversee monthly literary contributions. About 50 students attended recent staff meetings. Milton Kolodkin, faculty adviser, outlined the paper's fundamentals and production process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE
Irene Cornedi
Jane Bernasconi
Lee High Wildcat
Lynne Turner
Milton Kolodkin
Lee National Bank
Edmund A. Hayes
Charles G. Tucker
Echo
Rosemary Dooley
Phyllis Aldsrich
Jack Les Prevost
Gloria Ste
Lee High
Wilbur Hunt
Gordon Sparks
Lowel Institute of Technology
Eleanor Lamaert
Northeastern University
Boston
Lee Wii
University Cooperative Program
Windsor Church Service and Community Notices
The Rev. Mary C. Clapp of the Congregational Church will preach at the 11 a.m. union service Sunday. Card Party at Town Hall tonight hosted by Card Parlor Grange with Mrs. Henry Estes in charge. Second survey supper by the Ladies Aid Society Wednesday at 6:40 p.m. at Town Hall. Assisting with the supper are Mrs. Robert Roraback, Fat tie Turner and Misses Katebk Lecuyer, Carol and Shirley Zink. Eighth grade Crane Community School pupils raised 38 for their class trip via a plastic party. Mrs. Reardon of Dalton to demonstr ate a future plastic toy party. Joseph Roraback has returned home after discharge from the U S Marine Corps. Alan Turner, 4 L agent for Livingston County, New York, returned to Mount Morris after a week with his father, Edgar Turner, and grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Turner, joined by Lawrence Turner en route from Fort Belvoir Virginia to the West Coast for Army engineers overseas. Local Board of Selectmen attend University of Massachusetts Amherst seminars Thursday night.
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Town Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Roraback
Fattie Turner
Katebk Lecuyer
Carol
Shirley Zink
Crane Community School
Reardon
Dalton
Joseph Roraback
U.S. Marine Corps
Alan Turner
Liv
Ingston County
N.Y
Mount Morris
Edgar Turner
Hattie Turner
Lawrence Turner
Ft. Belvoir
Army Engineers
Board of Selectmen
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Emerson enters building contracting in Dalton area
Dalton Joseph C Emerson of Hinsdale Road announces entry into the building contracting business. A native of Dalton, he trained in carpentry with Charles Lakramboise of Pittsfield and worked there until. Emerson, following in his father and grandfather’s trades, served in the U.S. Army in Finnox, left in 1948 after an offer to West Point, and is married to Blanche Hutchinson with four children. The family home was built by the new contractor.
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Dalton
Joseph C. Emerson
Hinsdale Road
Emerson
Charles Lakramboise
Pittsfield
Charles Emerson
Mr. Emerson
U.S. Army
Finnox
Dalton High School
Kittredge School
Hinsdale
West Point
Blanche Hutchinson
Miss Bellinger Leads Ticket Sellers for Teen-Age Barn Show
Miss Nancy Bellinger leads the ticket sellers for the Teen-Age Barn presentation at the Opera House tomorrow night at 8. A corps of program girls and usherettes has been named. Serving will be Barbara Martin Marilyn Adams Diane Briggs Elaine Bishop Judy Steens and Tinda Gazan. Tickets remain available for the WSCS sponsored event of the Methodist Church.
Lampro in Marine Exercise and Med visit
Pfc Brian H Lampro son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred A Lampro of 14 John S serves in the 3rd Battalion 5th Marine Regiment. The battalion took part in a full scale air amphibious landing exercise in the Croatean Tunian and western Mediterranean seas. Afterwards the unit toured Athens Rhodes Greece and the French and Italian Rivieras before marking the Marine Corps birthday on Nov 10 in Spain.
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Dalton
Brian H. Lampro
Wilfred A. Lampro
John S
Sth Marine Regiment
Athens
Rhodes
Greece
Riviera
U.S. Marine Corps
Spain
Miss Barbara Glendon Makes Dean's List
Barbara Glendon daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Glendon of Main Street has been named to the dean s list for the 1958 59 academic year at the College of Rochelle where she is a mathematics major She is one of 58 girls from a student body of 800 cited for this honor at the honors convocation on the New Rochelle campus Wednesday Barbara is a graduate of DHS
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Dalton
Barbara
Glendon
William J. Glendon
Main Street
College of Rochelle
New Rochelle
DHS
Town Bowling League resumes at Community House alleys
DALTON The Town League will resume bowling tonight at the Community House alleys. Crane & Co. led league fell 2-2 to the Giants. Gienbra Hardware beat Washn's Garage 3-1 and VFW defeated the Tigers 3-4. Jack Glennon had 127 for high single, 320 for high total by Bill Drew 338, with several players over 300 including A I Cormier 302 and Charlie Manning 300. Other 300s: Joe Wechter 336 Dick Street 334 Mike Gregory 300 Lon Haworth 303. Lost, three keys on Warren Ave High St. Tel. 7. Adv ads note aluminum window profits and Rust Craft cards. Kirk's General Store.
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Dick Street
Mike Gregory
Lon J Haworth
West Stockbridge PTA Card Party Set Nov 7
West Stockbridge PTA announces a public card party November 7 from noon to 12 pm at the West Stockbridge school auditorium with a door prize. Card of Thanks Masiero of Lee expresses appreciation for neighbors’ kindness, cards, and flowers after bereavement.
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Frankieve of Tee
PTA
Weat
Stockbridge School
Frank Masiero
Lee
Lenox Chooses New Lenox Site for Proposed School
Adelbert S Newton led a 44 to 0 vote in favor of the New Lenox property behind St Helena's chapel as the site for a proposed elementary school awaiting state aid. The 13 acre tract costs about 7000 and rivals a 17 acre Mendel property on East Street. The committee will decide between a new building or a six room addition to Center School based on state funding.
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Lenox
Adelbert S. Newton
North Lenox
St. Helena’s Episcopal Chapel
New Lenox
Walter H. Mendel
East Street
Newton
Hiram F. Battes
William HH. Clifford
Wesley G. Crosier
Iola Drumm
Crosier
Miss Drumm
Mendel
David T. Dana
Sehior
George Halpin
David &. Lane
Helen M. Toole
Worthington Grange to Meet. Halloween Plans Discussed
Worthington Grange will meet Tuesday night at the Town Hall. Dorothy Green, lecturer, organizes a Halloween program and asks members to come in costume. Mrs. Ridgway leads October fund raising with help from other members. Refreshments committee includes Mr. Hathaway and Mr. Eddy with their spouses.
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Worthington
the Grange
Town Wall
Misa Dorothy l Green
George H. Ridgway
Richard G. Hathaway
Charles C. Eddy
Worthington Grange appoints committee chairs at Monday meeting
Worthington Grange officers led by Master Mrs. Russes F. Borst named committee chairs including Dorothy Greer as purser and community service lead, Haward C. Amollison relief, Joan Magargal youth, Janet Fairman second degree, Arthur Borst third degree, Hessie Smyth agricultural, Howard C. Molligan educational aid, Arthur G. Capen flower show, Walter C. Mollison fund raising, John A. Manning. Church services set Rev. Philip Steinmetz to preach at First Congregational Church Sunday at 11 a.m. and Sunday School led by Marian L. Bartjet.
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Worthington
Worthington Grange
Russes F. Borst
Dorothy Greer
Borst
Haward C. Amfollison
Joan Magargal
Janet Fairman
Arthur F. Borst
Hessie Smyth
Howard C. Molligan
Arthur G. Capen
Walter C. Mollison
John A. Manning
Philip Steinmetz
First Congregational Church
Marian L. Bart Jett
Malcolm F Wheeler Joins Loebs Foodtown as Manager
Malcolm F Wheeler of West Stockbridge becomes grocery manager at Loebs Foodtown on Main Street. Formerly owner of Wheeler's Department Store in Stockbridge, now Stockbridge Village Store, he remains a stockholder and sits on the board of directors. Wheeler previously ran Wheeler's Foodtown in Pittsfield and is a Searles High School graduate. A Lenox High teacher will judge a pumpkin carving contest tonight at 7 30 in the Community Center hosted by Cub Scout Pack.
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LENOX
Malcolm F. Wheeler
West Stockbridge
Loeb's Foodtown
Main Street
Wheeler
Wheeler's Department Store
Stockbridge
Stockbridge Village
Direct
Unt
Wheeler's Foodlown
West Housatonic Street
Pittsfield
Searles High School
Great Barrington
John Lewatn Jr
Lenox High
Cub Scout Pack
Penny sale at St Johns Church in Chester
The Ladies of St Johns Church sponsor a penny sale Tuesday in the social rooms at Town Hall with a large turkey and many prizes. Mrs Domenic Piergiovanni is chairman. Invitations extended to all. Residents and local students are noted in brief items about moving, service, and illness.
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St. John’s Church
Leaders Named For Annual Turkey Supper
Chester residents Willard A. Pease Lester W. Simmons and William Rose head advance ticket sales for the annual men's turkey supper Thursday evening Oct 29 with sittings at 5 20 and 6 39 in United Church parlors Thomas Rose oversees the kitchen and Samuel Hix the dining room The menu includes turkey cider and apples Everyone is invited John Roberts is chairman . Mrs Maria Wilander hosts a family dinner for her great nephew James Leone who leaves for Tampa Fla after graduating Chester High School and Tech Industrial School in Boston Mrs William Rose Hamilton Memorial Library librarian announces two new books Joy of Cooking and Shirley Temple Story Book donated in memory of Mrs Eller Laurent and Cheryl Dalesandro Albert Shedd and Earl Cooley attend the Great Council session of the Improved Order of Red Men in Boston
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Chester
Willard A. Pease
Lester W. Simmons
William Rose
United Church
Thomas Rose
Samuel Hix
John Roberts
Maria Wilander
Huntington Road
James Leone
Raymond Leone
Tampa
Fla
Technical-Industrial School
Boston
Hamilton Memorial Library
Eller Laurent
Shirley Temple
Cheryl Dalesandro
Albert Shedd
Earl Cooley
Great Council
Improved Order of Red Men
Church Notes United Church Service Sunday Sermon
Chester notes Rev. Frederiok Wilson will preach at 11 a.m. United Church Sunday worship. Youth Choir directed by John Roberta with Mrs. John E. Jacobson at organ. Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. Reception for the Wilsons at 7:30 p.m. in church parlors followed by John Roberts in charge of entertainment and a social hour with refreshments.
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Chester
Frederiok Wilson
United Church
John Roberta
John E. Jacobson
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Vlaire Allessio
4-H
Alain
Frank W. Carrington
St. Mary's Parish
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Edward Consolati
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Housatonic Street
Red Cross
Theron B. Hitchcock
Lee Furniture and Window Co
Main St
Rexall
McCleland
Jack's
Windsor
Mary C. Clapp
Congregational Church
Partroitop Grange
Kenry Estes
Loeb
Foodtown
Sale Country Club
Soda Hill
Lenox, Mass
Gerald LE Pointe
South Street
Pittsfield-Lenox Rd
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Miss Bellinger
Lampro
Barbara Glendon
Dean
Vnciy Warren
High St
Tel
Rust Craft
Kirk's General Store
Clifford
Dana
Mende
Lenox Dale
Battey
John Fisher
Wea Ldell Ave
Grange
Ernest Harri‘man
Columbus
Ohio
Ralph Hammond
Northampton
Friends
Howard Johnson
Johnson
Hidward Jr
Lewis J. Zarr
Loeb’s
Cubs
Malcolm F. Wheler
Lee Theatre
James Stewart
Dan Duryer
Shelly Winters
Rock Hudson
Tony Curtis
Diary of
Ann Frank
J. T. Owens
Peter Ell
Emery Streets
Dwight Bryant
Maple Street
Holyoke Business School
Palmer
Chester High School
Leland Wheeler
Ft. Riley
Kan
Lalter
Roy Wheeler
Ft. Dix
Ft. Kiley
Alexander Whitcher
Ralph Brown
Stephen
Rochester
Patrick Wiliam Morrissey
Willam Morrie ‘Sey
Sunrise Acres
Armstrong
Stockbridge Lumber
South Lee Road
LEE Super Markets
Carl
SL Savings Bank
Lee, Mass
AMOCO
S&h
Dresser-Hull CO
Railroad Street
Kincaid Appliance Service CO
Depot St. Dalton
Dalton 980
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