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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
14
The 20th annual national NROTC examination will be held on December 11 for eligible high school seniors and graduates. Applications must be submitted by November 19. The program offers tuition fees books and a $50 monthly allowance, with about 1,600 to be selected for college next September.
Gorham Corp of Providence reported a record third quarter with sales totaling 10.94 million for the quarter ending Sept 30, up 23 percent from the prior year. President Burrill M German said per share earnings will be 90 to 95 cents for the quarter, and nine month earnings are projected at 2.05 to 2.10 dollars per share, more than double last year's nine months. Sunday night skating at the Boys Club rink will be restricted to public figure skating this season between 6:30 and 9, replacing Sunday morning sessions.
Smith College trustees vote to raise the comprehensive student fee by 300 over two years. The 1965-66 fee listed at 2800, increasing to 2950 for 1966-67 and 3100 for 1967-68. President Mendenhall notes rising costs and cites endowment support offsetting student contributions.
The Planning Board will hold public hearings November 3 on a zone change to permit an apartment development off Crane Avenue and on the New York Central Railroad request to relocate its passenger station from the New Haven depot to East Street. Hearings begin at 7:30 p.m. in the District Courtroom, rescheduled from October 27.
Seaman Lee Fairfield sails aboard the USS Independent in the Philippines then Japan after a 1958 Pittsfield High School graduation and prior Navy and Reserve service. His brother William, a 1961 graduate and four-year Navy veteran, trained at Newport radar school and serves on the USS Wainwright. Arthur F. Moore, son of Stanley E. Moore, earns airman first class in the U.S. Air Force after flight simulator work at Westover and Clarkson College. William and Helen R. Merdel purchase house and lot on Holmes Road, Lenox, from Edmund A. and Helen B. Fortier.
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