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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
5
A hospital notice lists numerous patients and procedures. Names include Catherine Fallon, Randall Prescott, Judy Phelps, Steven Nikitas, Karl Andersen, Susan Irish, Bruno Donati, Francis Becelles, Nirmal Dhariwal, Charles Elser, and others, with addresses and planned operations such as resections, tonsillectomies, and various unspecified procedures. The list also references family relations and multiple town and street names.
The Rev Edward Callos former secretary of the Czechoslovak Baptist Convention and editor of Pravda will speak at the midweek service at Morningside Baptist Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m He was born in Europe grew up in Chicago studied ministry at National Baptist Slavik Training School and has served churches in Minneapolis and Chicago He is now field representative for church extension and edifice funds of the American Baptist Convention The talk follows a Lenten service with a discussion period and the public is invited.
David J. Pellerin an aircraft instrument repairman with the 1st Armament and Electronics Maintenance Squadron at Selfridge AFB Mich has been promoted to airman second class. He graduated from St. Joseph's High School and is the son of Mr and Mrs George J Pellerin Sr of 62 Harvard Street.
Rotterdam reported by AP as handling 96.6 million metric tons of cargo in 1962, surpassing New York at 92.6 million. The claim positions Rotterdam as the top cargo port with higher throughput than its rival.
Maple Boy Scout David Fish became the first Eagle Scout of Troop 16 at a combined court of honor and covered dish supper during Scout Week. The event honored multiple ranks with awardees including Life Scout William Chasey and Star Scouts Henry Morris and Scott Taylor II.
Pittsfield veterans of World War I will meet tonight at 7 30 in their rooms in the Pender Block 234 North Street All World War I veterans are invited to attend The barracks are seeking new members full information will be provided and questions answered
Chatham New York livestock sale lists calves by weight with prices from 9 to 35 dollars, beef and dairy cattle across classes, cows and bulls priced per hundredweight, hogs at 13 to 14 dollars each, plus small stock like kids and goats. The report enumerates standard and utility grades and notes down auctions figures.
Edward F. White of 22 Summit Ave is advanced to radioman third class before active duty under a new Naval Reserve program. He completed a 24 week radio school in Bainbridge Maryland and has reported to active duty. White attended Phoenix Union High School and is married to Barbara Ann Pettibone. Lt Colonel Cortland T. Krams, U.S. Army Reserve advisor in Pittsfield, is reassigned to the Third U.S. Army at Fort McPherson Georgia as reserve training officer. Krams and his wife have two daughters, Mrs. Donald Trumbull of North Adams and Katheryn.
Berksh ire Garden Center announces a 30th anniversary celebration led by E Wickeliffe Rose with Mrs Alan Harter directing the anniversary event. July 23 24 25 antiques show benefits the center. harvest festival October 3 led by Mrs R Hasen clever and Mrs Robert Bardwell. Committees include Kalis cher Lord and McBrian on exhibits and leadership roles, plus horticulture hospitality investment endowment and publicity.
Millicent Carey McIntosh, president emeritus of Barnard College, will speak on New Patterns of Marriage at Berkshire Community College during the president's hour. The program is open to the public and outlines upcoming speakers through March 26.
In their debut Yankee Circuit appearance the Skyhawks Junior Drum and Bugle Corps won the stand still division in Bristol Connecticut. They earned promotion from B to A classification and will perform in Holyoke March 19 St Patrick's Day parade.
Boston The state Board of Natural Resources endorsed the land acquisition program proposed by the Division of Fisheries and Game. Commissioner Charles H. W. Foster said the vote was taken last week and the board invited the Fish and Game Board chairman to join as an ex officio member. He ordered coordination of land acquisition functions across the department.
Mr. Francis promotes a versatile bustle back hairdo for teens, usable for casual days and dreamy dates. The piece stresses a permanent smooth foundation and sleek effect, advising professional styling at the 424 Tyler Street salon in Pittsfield.
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