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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1969

Page

2

Local Hospitals List Operated Patients and Accusations

Local hospitals report patients undergoing operations including Berkshire Medical Center Pittsfield Hillcrest Hospital and multiple individuals with addresses in Lenox Dalton Hinsdale and Cheshire. A Walkonah Street homeowner reported youths using a BB gun to shoot at windows, police recovered the weapon.

Walkonah Street

BMC Nurses Attend Radio Conference Series Start

Berkshire Medical Center nurses took part in the first of six radio conferences sponsored by Albany Medical College. The Tuesday program ran 2 to 3 p.m. in Madonna Hall at St Luke's unit, with topics on caring for cardiac shock and audience Q&A from area hospitals. Future sessions cover disabled patients, stroke rehab, elderly patient care, colostomy management, and coronary nursing in the community hospital.

John Smith Dalton Anna MacKenzie Parker S Charles Davis Eugene Davis Stockbridge Fred C. Oles Sr Great Barrington Louis Belair Lenox Gladys Rodda Tyler Berkshire Medical Center Albany Medical College Madonna Hall St. Luke's St. Luke’s Fairview Hospital Massachusetts New York State Connecticut Catherine Smith R.W Robert Murdock BMC Nancy Smith R.N Mary Fenwick

Emblem Club Leaders Return From U S Convention

Mrs. Herman M. Wesserling and Mrs. James J. Frank returned from New York after attending the 40th annual Supreme Emblem Club of the United States convention. More than 1,000 members from 450 clubs attended. A $5,000 check was given to Phyllis Diller for the Danny Thomas St Jude Hospital. Wesserling was named supreme press correspondent and Frank was named supreme assistant organist.

Herman M. Wesserling James J. Frank Pittsfield Emblem Club New York Supreme Emblem Club United States TV Comedienne Phyllis Diller Dany Thomas St. Jude Hospital Wesserling Supreme Press Frank Supreme

Lions Club Tag Day Permit Granted for November Dates

Deputy Administrator Raymond T. Quinn of the state welfare office grants the Lions Club permission to hold its Be-Thankful-You-Can-See tag days on November 19 and 22. The decision enables the club to collect funds for its community projects across the region.

Raymond T. Quinn State Welfare Office The Lions Club

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