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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1965
Page
6
Chatham sale notes include cattle: veals and calves at $9 to $38.50 per cwt, cows $12.50 to $15.40, bulls $18.90 to $21.85, heifers $13 to $16.50 per cwt, standards and utilities varied. Eggs sold at 32 to 44 cents per dozen, with sizes large extra large 44c.
Local hospitals report patients and planned operations across Pittsfield and surrounding towns. Names and addresses of patients at Pittsfield General St Luke's Hillcrest and other facilities include details of operations such as tonsillectomies and unspecified procedures, with several entries noting residents from Dalton Hinsdale Lee and Great Barrington. A separate item from Sugar Pine California notes a theft where an acetylene torch was used to melt coins in a coin box.
Herbert H. Calderwood Jr, commander, stresses a hard look at the division’s future in the Civil Defense Fire unit’s annual report. He notes a new fire station on Holmes Road and an extra engine to reduce multiple alarms, while urging expanded rescue training and bringing the rescue truck under the Fire Department. At year end, 12 active members remain, five new recruits are nearing readiness, and the unit logged 22 drills, 47 hours training, and aided regular crews at six fires.
Morris Mou-Shen Lii and Charles A. Bialous are named to GE chemical materials posts. Lii, a Taipei native, becomes technical service engineer in polycarbonate market development after a National Taiwan University degree and a Missouri master’s. he previously served as a safety engineer with Air Asia at Tainan Airfield Formosa. Bialous, Sche nectady native, is a GE chemist in advanced and product development, with GE’s Schenectady research lab and a SUNY Albany background.
CARE announces Passover food packs of 18 pounds plus meet the needs of Israel with a $12 package featuring four meat dishes and sweets. Orders before March 26 ensure duty free, ration free, tax free delivery at Passover. Stock is limited and orders should be sent to CARE New England in Boston or HIAS and Refugee Service offices.
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