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r.V.. Zmmcnpt Wednesday, May 31,1 9897 Seniors set Ladies, Gents Day Milisiewski was a sister-in-law of Helen and Loretta Milisiewski and Beaubien, the sister of Lillian Hurley, all members of the club. Guests at the meeting were Claire Gliwski, daughter of Grace Denno, Mary Leja and Stephanie Leja. Roma Sacco woq the Lucky Senior prize. Other prizes went to Margaret Dubois, Francis Belisle, Alfred Roma Sacco, Jean Pinson-neault, Anna Tallarico, Jean Szplla, Clara Belleau, Gladys Alibozek, Walter Papiez, Esther Wisniowski, Donald Bourdon and Mary Mllos.

Bingo was played after both meetings. Vicky Erdeski, Jessie Kordana, Jeannette Bourdon, Margaret Dubois, Helen Duprey, Stanley Sllwa, Donald Bourdon, Phyllis Blazejewski, Gladys Dilk, Lorraine Slrois, Jean Harrington, Muriel Phelps, Delia Lanier, Wilfred Lilly and Joseph Millette. Refreshments were served in recognition of members with birthdays and anniversaries during the month of May. At the meeting May 18, the members observed a moment of silence in memory of Helen Milisiewski; who died May 11, and Albina Beaublen, who died May 13. 7 -'-v Barmolini wins photo contest NOBTH ADAMS On Wednesday, March 8, The Transcript published a photo of workers in Sprague's Industrial Oil Paper Rolling Department at Brown Street, taken sometime in the mid-1950's.

The photo was run as a contest sponsored by Shifting Gears, the labor history project that operates locally from Western Gateway Heritage State Park and is researching the history of Sprague and its Marshall Street plant. The object of the contest was to name the 25 people in the photo. Of all the those who responded, most were former Sprague employees and several were actually in the photo. While there is still some controversy as to the Identity of several individuals in the photo, Shifting Gears judged Rena Barmolini the contest winner, and her answer bore the earliest post mark. contest prize was a $100 gift certificate donated to Shifting Gears from the Outlet for Toys and Parties on Route 2 in North Adams.

Shifting Gears is a project administered by the Massachusetts foundation for the Humanities and P.ublic in cooperation with (f he Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management. lll WINNING. ENTRY Gabe Gabrlelsky, Western Heritage State Park scholar-ln-resldence, presents a 100 gift certificate frpm the Outlet for Toys and Parties to Shifting Gears Photo Contest winner Rena Barmolini. (Photo-Paul Marino Heggie receives Duke law degree USE DIRECT DEPOSIT PLAY IT SAFE Your retirement, social security or any government check will automatically be deposited into your account each month. No more long bank lines to wait in no more worries about lost or stolen checks and you can earn interest immediately.

NORTH ADAMS Barbara Gail Heggie of 323 Main Penn Yan, N.Y., was awarded the degree of juris doctor by the Duke University School of Law during graduation exercises on May 14. The daughter of Robert and Engelke Heggie of Penn Yan and granddaughter of Mrs. George Ballard of Pittsfield, Heggie is a 1985 magna cum laude graduate of Bryn Mawr College, where she majored in psychology, and a 1981 graduate of Penn Yan She is a native of North Adams, where she attended elementary school. While at Duke, Heggie served as co-president, vice-president, and the secretary of the Women's Law Society, student representative on the Admissions Committee, board member for Student Funded Fellowship, and secretary for the Forum for Legal Alternatives. A paper she wrote, this past year, "Alimony Reform for North Carolina," will appear in the summer issue of the North Carolina Central University Law Journal.

Heggie had been the Law School Merit Scholarship on entering Duke and received the North Carolina Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts Pro Bono Fellowship for public interest work during her third year. Following her first year of law school, Heggie worked for the firm i 1 1 i JT Take Life Easy I Stamford students hatch ASK ABOUT DIRECT DEPOSIT AT I THE BANK OF NORTH ADAMS NORTH ADAMS HOOSAC SAVINGS BANK "2tnoiirt banking' YANKEE 5353 NORTH ADAMS On th tunny SU of thaStrtmt 'u ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FULL MxnWFOICandDIFM Houro Frl. AM to 4 PM Thursday AM to 7 PM EQUAL HOUSING LENDER MAIN STREET 663 STAMFORD, Vt. There are a few little additions to Sally Gustie's Kindergarten class at the Stamford Elementary School. Twenty chicks were hatched recently by the 13 students in Gustie's class as part of their study -olbaby With the help of Betty Bolognani of the Vermont Cooperative Extension Service, the class rented an incubator in which to hatch two dozen eggs.

They also used a candler to see what the eggs looked like inside. During the 21-day incubation period, the students kept track of the chicks' progress with a calendar showing the different stages of Hi ADAMS The Adams Senior Citizens Club bas scheduled its annual luncheon for June 15 at the North Adams Country. Club, Clarksburg. The club will sponsor a "Ladles and Gents Day" and award prizes to the couple selected." Memorial Day was observed at the club's recent meeting in the Notre Dame School Hall with 123 members in attendance. Caroline Zaloga, chaplain, led the members in a moment of silent prayer for deceased members, the club prayer and the pledge of allegiance.

Vera Sidway, president, welcomed the members. She read a verse, submitted by Lillian Daignault that was written by Florence Rice on the gracious, wrinkled and gray-haired senior citizens of our time. July 20 was tentatively selected as the date for a trip to the Coach-Lite Theatre, featuring the performance of "They're Playing Our Song" by Neil Simon. Reservations are being accepted for a trip to the White Mountains in New Hampshire Oct. 15.

Esther Wisniowski won the Lucky Senior prize. Other prizes went to of Weidman Jordan in Rochester, N.Y. During her last two years at Duke, Heggie was a Helpline counselor for the Durham Coalition for Battered Women, volunteered for the Caswell. County Women's Shelter, interned at the North Carolina Center for Laws affecting Women, and worked as a research assistant for Katherine Bartlett, Family Law professor at Duke. Heggie is currently working for Legal Assistance of the Finger Lakes, Geneva, N.Y.

This fall she will begin a one-year clerkship with Justice William Johnson of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, in Concord, N.H. baby chicks the students -visited the Douglas Burnett Jr. farm in Adams, where they were able to see piglets, calves' andalamb. What will become of the chicks now? Ten of the 13 students have parental permission to bring chicks home, where they promise to provide a safe, warm environment. TRANSCRIPT CLASSIFIED CAN SELL IT Callus 1-800-447-2206 66 Main Street, North Adams Center North Adams'.

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development within the egg. The class also wrote a story on the process of hatching an egg. In addition to the chick project, Lennon earns B.A. degree ADAMS David J. Lennon of Route 116 received a bachelor's degree in marketing recently from the Liberal Arts College at Providence (R.I.) College.

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and Mrs. John J. Jozeflak of 15 Cradall recently received her medical degree from the Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia. Dr. Jozeflak, a member of the American Medical Association, Pennsylvania Medical Society, American Medical Women's Association and American Medical Student Association, will be serving an internship in Internal Medicine at Abington, Memorial Hospital.

She graduated in 1979 from Hoosac Valley High School, Cheshire and received her B.S. degree in biology in 1983 from Gerogetown University, Washington, D.C. Prior to entering medical school in 1985, she was employed as a research technician at the University of Pennsylvania. While in this capacity, she co-authored two articles describing calcium metabolism and transport of the chick embryonic chorioallantoic membrance, which were Published in the London Journal of ell Science. Whittle earns juris doctorate NORTH ADAMS Russell S.

-Whittle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Whittle of 6605 N.W. 72 Tamarac, formerly of North tAdams, received a juris doctorate degree recently from the University of Miami School of Law.

Hooding 'ceremonies were held at the James X. Knight Center, Miami. Whittle graduated from Drury School, attended Hartwick College and received a B.A. from Skid-more College, Saratoga Springs, :n.y. 1 He is an associate with the law firm of Conroy, Simberg and Lewis 'of Hollywood, Fla.

Whittle and Laura A. Storti, daughter of Joanne Storti of Ballston N.Y., and the late Mr. Storti, 'plan to marry Oct. 14 at Saratoga Springs, N.Y. I The bride-elect, a fourth grade tteacher at Pinecrest Elementary ISchool in Miami, graduated from Hartwick College and received her master of science in education 'degree May 12 from the University Miami.

bill Moretto learns degree ADAMS JU1 R. Moretto of JDracut, daughter of Mr. and i Mrs. Robert H. Dunn III of Tucson, formerly of Adams, graduated i magna cum laude with a B.S.

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