Why America Is The Healthiest Nation In The World
The piece argues that the United States, with about 6 percent of the world population, holds roughly 28 percent of the world’s trained physicians and about a quarter of the world’s pharmacies. It emphasizes accessibility and personalized service in some 55 000 pharmacies, ensuring Americans are never far from medication and have choice among local pharmacists. It invites readers to allow the local pharmacy to serve them.
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America
United States
Catholic Nurses Meet in Cranston Rhode Island
The New England Diocesan Councils of Catholic Nurses hold their eighth biennial conference November 13 and 14 at the Colony Motor Hotel in Cranston Rhode Island. Advanced registrations are accepted by registration chairman Miss Ruth A Lambert of 30 Hillmore Street Springfield.
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Rhode Island
New England
Diocesan Councils of
Catholic Nurses
Colony Motor Hotel
Cranston
R.I
Ruth A. Lambert
Hillmore St
Springfield
Berkshire Museum Garden Club Elect Tuesday Officers
Berkshire Museum Garden Club plans a Tuesday meeting at the museum to elect officers. Mrs Velma L Knowlton will present an African violet program after the session. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited.
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Berkshire Museum Garden Club
At & P.m
Velma L. Knowlton
Marriage Intentions Edgar A Butters and Barbara A Gianquitti
Marriage intentions filed by Edgar Adamson Butters of Boonton New Jersey and Barbara Ann Clark Gianquitti of Lake Hiawatha New Jersey indicate plans to wed. The notice lists both parties and their residence as required for the union.
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Edgar Adamson
Butters
Tr. Boonton
N.J
Barbara Ann Clark
Gianquitti
Lake Hiawatha
Hadassah Clothing Sale at Jewish Center
Hadassah will hold its next- to- new clothing sale Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 am to 4 pm at the Jewish Community Center. Chairmen Mrs. Carl J. Wildman and Mrs. Bernard Snyder say items for men women and children include snowsuits heavy clothes and skiwear. Household goods such as bedspreads curtains and bric a brac and small electrical appliances will also be for sale.
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Hadassah
Jewish Community Center
Carl J. Wildman
Bernard Snyder
Modern Hebrew Classes at Jewish Center Offer Evening Study
Rabbi Ralph B M Weisberger leads adults in a modern Hebrew course at the Jewish Community Center with weekly 8 to 9 30 p m sessions starting Wednesday. Prerequisite is basic Hebrew reading. a textbook used in Israel will be taught and prayers biblical Hebrew will be covered. Weisberger studied at Yeshiva University CCNY and the Jewish Theological Seminary and has Middle East experience.
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Ralph BM. Weisberger
Pittsfield
Rabbi Weisberger
Yeshiva University
College of the City of New York
Rabbinical Department
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Dropsie College
Philadelphia
Israel
Middle East
Seven Area Women Attend Barbershop Event in Providence
Seven area women attended the sixth annual women s international barbershop competition at the Rhode Island School of Design auditorium in Providence last weekend. Attendees included Mrs. Orville A. White, Mrs. Milton T. Hall, Mrs. Edgar H. Winstead, Miss Judith Spazioso, Mrs. Arthur Sime of Pittsfield, and Miss Elizabeth Richards, Mrs. Richard L. Hunter of Dalton. Samuel Sass GE librarian will speak at the Golden Age Club meeting at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon in Room E at the YMCA. His topic will be The Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination.
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Rhode Island School of Design
Providence
Orville A. White
Milton T. Hall
Edgar H. Winstead
Judith Spazioso
Arthur Sime
Pittsfield
Elizabeth Richards
Richard L. Hunter
Dalton
Samuel Sass
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination
Chester high school principal honored in Holliston banquet
Chester James C. Rokas, principal of Chester High School, received a testimonial banquet from 65 teachers and School Committee members in Holliston. An engraved plaque praised his work in curriculum improvement and securing salary raises for teachers. Gifts for Christmas Shop at Leeds Veterans Hospital requested by November 10. Bloodmobile to visit Strathmore Paper Co. in Woronoak Tuesday noon to 6. Transportation provided by Chester Community Health Service. Registrations taken by Miss Cheridah Waters, R.N.
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Chester
James C. Rokas
Chester High School
Holliston
Charles Besancon
Maple Avenue
Harris-Miller American Legion Auxiliary
Leeds Veterans Hospital
Strathmore Paper Co
Woron Oco
Chester Community Health Service
Cheridah Waters
R.N
B n a i B r i t h Chapter Donor Dinner Plans
Mrs. Robert Meirowitz and Mrs. Earl Rosen chair the annual donor dinner at 6 38 Wednesday evening at the Lenox House. Mrs. Samuel Katz coordinates captains. Entertainment includes a Textile Store fashion show featuring Mrs. Harry Brookner and others with Mrs. Murray Levine as commentator. The event honors the late Mrs. Samuel E. Bloomberg. Reservations open via the chairmen.
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Robert Meirowitz
Earl Rosen
B’nai B'rith Chapter
Lenox House
Samuel Katz
Textile Store
Inc
Harry Brookner
Bernard T. Cohen
Lois Kronick
Gerard
Reder
Arnold P. Robbins
Gordon Swirsky
Murray Levine
Samuel E. Bloomberg
Card Party Planned by May Mattoon Class
May H Mattoon Class of South Congregational Church will hold a public card party Wednesday Nov 16 at 7 36 p m at Barrett Hall. Attendees should bring cards for any game. Mrs Sumner N Gamwell leads arrangements with Mrs Willard C Yeats in charge of refreshments and Mrs Frank H Wilder handling prizes and tickets.
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May H. Mattoon
South Congregational Church
Barrett Hall
Sumner N. Gamwell
Willard C. Yeats
Frank H. Wilder
Clara Clark
Clark
Autumn Footnote Drives Caution Through Slippery Roads
In the early season light, drivers are urged to stay cautious as autumn conditions create slick surfaces. The note underlines slow, steady driving habits to prevent accidents and emphasizes prudent speed adjustments for changing light.
Two Local Girls in College Play at Saint Rose
Albany notes two Pittsfield Mass residents and Saint Rose students, Carol Boivin and Sylvia Gamberoni, in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The musical comedy will be shown November 5 and 6 at 8 30 p m as part of the college’s annual parents weekend in Albany.
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Albany
N.Y
Pittsfield
Mass
College of Saint Rose
Carol Boivin
Lawrence Boivin
Franklin St
Sylvia Gamberoni
Silvio Gamberoni
West St
The
Albany College
Health Commissioner Outlines City Health Duties at Civitan Meet
Dr. Harold Stein Pittsfield public health commissioner spoke at the Civitan gathering Tuesday at the Stanley Club. He summarized department duties and the public health service role in safeguarding community health. Robert Amstutz was initiated into Civitan by Bruce Grunow, a past president.
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Harold Stein
Pittsfield Public Earth
Civitan
Stanley Club
Public Health Service
Robert Amstutz
Bruce Grunow
Social Briefs Massery and Harrison Family Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Toufic A Massery of 275 Williams St returned from a 10 week trip to Aley and Beirut Lebanon. Mrs Massery visited brothers and sisters she had not seen for 45 years. Mr Massery had been in Lebanon in 1954. Mr and Mrs B B Harrison of 15 Quirica Drive returned after five weeks at their summer home in Sussex New Brunswick Canada. Mr Harrison shot two deer.
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Toufic A. Massery
Williams St
Aley
Beirut
Lebanon
B. B. Harrison
Quirica Drive
Sussex
N.B
Canada
Mr. Harrison
Stephen Forsyth Named Lowell Cadet Officer
Lowell Technological Institute cadet Wing designates Stephen R. Forsyth wing supply officer for the academic year. Forsyth, son of Reginald and his Pittsfield parents, is a senior industrial management student, Arnold Air Society member, and campus newspaper co editor. He hopes to begin pilot training after graduation.
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Lowell
Stephen R. Forsyth
Lowell Technological Institute
Msth
Afrotc
Reginald H. Forsyth
Westchester Ave
Pittsfield
Forsyth
Pittsfield High School
al. Lowell
Arnold Air Society
The
Industrial Management Society
Omicron Pi Fraternity
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Pittsfield Plaza
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RED Rooster
John Meyer
Norwich
Lady Bug
Austin Hill, Ltd
Mather Kilbanon
Hunter, Gleneagle
Dalton Ave
State Police Barracks
Jewish Center
Samuel
Sass
James Rokas
B’nai B'rith
Ronan
Xy MO
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Ngiall
Ferry
Wow Center & Church Sts
Pittsfield Girls’ Club
P.O. Box
Westfield, Mass
Stephen Forsyth
Cornelius Boothman, Jr
Lenox Ave
Little Folks
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Fred Brawn
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