Dean Bouton and Sybil English Join RPI Staff
Dean M. Bouton of Schenectady is named manager of RPI's computer laboratory and Sybil English of Pittsfield joins as a research associate. The two former Pittsfield GE employees leave to help expand RPI's computer facilities handling about 2,500 problems daily across scheduling, administration, and classroom tasks in Troy New York. Bouton brings engineering and systems analysis experience from GE's transformer and computer departments since 1948. English will develop programs for class scheduling, student registration, exams and grades, and admissions processing at RPI with a background in GE's systems development and programming.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Dean M. Bouton
Schenectady
ItPl
Slayton O. Dohrenwend
RPL
Sybil English
Bartlett Ave
RPI
Bouton
Amsterdam
Purdue University
Pittsfield
Miss English
J. Harry English
Pittsfield High School
Miss Hall's
College of
Dish Created For Gen Bartlett Goes on View
A silver dish made for Gen William F Bartlett in 1865 goes on view at the Berkshire Museum. The inlaid gold piece depicts Pegasus and Orpheus and was made in England for Bartlett on an order from Tiffanys in New York City. Also noted: Bruce W Baldwin promoted to sales manager of NET Western Massachusetts division. Isaac Harmon will speak at the Second Congregational Church on Sunday at 10 45 AM on Merit vs Mercy.
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William F. Bartlett
Berkshire Museum
Alty
Jacob
Aaronson
Pegasus
Orpheus
England
Gen. Bartlett
Tiffany’s
Broadway
New York City
NET
Bruce W. Baldwin
Duxbury
New England Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts
Berkshire County
Mr. Baldwin
Newton
Newton High School
Bowdoin College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The
Boston
Springfield
Police Briefs Reported Car Radio Theft and Window Vandalism
Lorraine Sage reported a brown case transistor radio was stolen from her car parked at the rear of the Girls Club. James Woods said a missile shattered a window in his car while traveling on Pomeroy Avenue.
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Lorraine Sage
South Mountain Road
James Woods
Whittier Ave
Pomeroy Avenue
104th Veterans Plan Reunion And Memorial Service
The 104th U S Infantry Regiment Veterans Association holds its 44th memorial service for war dead at Apremont Monument Westfield near Barnes Airport Route 202 Sunday at 11 a m A tribute to service members in Viet Nam includes a parade flowers dropped from an airplane and wreaths at the monument A Dutch treat smorgasbord dinner follows at the Stonewall Club 267 Race St attendees include area veterans and the public
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104Th U.S. Infantry Regiment Veterans Association
Apremont Monument
Barnes Airport
Route 202
Westfield
Holyoke
Stonewall Club
Race St
UMass Surveying Special Programs In City Schools
The University of Massachusetts notes a study of Pittsfield public schools special education programs as part of a broader survey of facilities for mentally retarded children. Allan E. Romanella, UMass coordinator of special education, leads the effort across multiple districts.
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Umass
Pittsfield
University of Massachusetts
Allan E. Romanella
Housing Board Talks Alternate Plan For Public Units
The Pittsfield Housing Authority met and failed to finalize a plan to replace its abandoned Victory Hill project. With 50 units no longer planned on Victory Hill and the site given to the city for a high school, federal officials require 40 to 50 replacement units. Executive director Arthur C. McGill said the board explored options under the new housing act, including leasing or purchasing existing rental units, possibly rehabilitated. A final proposal date was not set, as decisions remain speculative.
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Pittsfield
McGill
VFW Completes Veterans Day Plans and Support
The John N. Truden Post VFW mapped Veterans Day events including a parade rendezvous at the Polish Community Club parking lot and an 8 a.m. Anniversary Mass at St. Joseph's Church sponsored by the Catholic Daughters. Members endorsed Johnson’s Viet Nam policy and voted funds for Pittsfield and Albany veterans hospitals and a memorial fund. They urged families of servicemembers to march behind veterans and urged Rep. Litterman to pursue real estate abatements for veterans.
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John N. Truden
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Viet Nam
Post
Pittsfield
Northampton Veterans Hospital
Albany Hospital
Antonio P. Desautels
William Litterman
Adams Super Markets Names Managers for Barrington Area Store
Adams Super Markets announces personnel changes affecting three Pittsfield Adams and Great Barrington positions. Ronald Glady named store manager for the new Adams Super Market in Great Barrington Fair Shopping Center. Russell Dionne moves to Summer Street Adams. Joseph Langlois promoted to meat department manager at Park Street Adams.
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Adams Super Markets
Pittsfield
Adams
Great Barrington
Jacob Wineberg
Ronald Glady
Fair
Summer Street
Russell
Dionne
Park Street
Joseph Langlois
Glady
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Gadu
Karen King
QL Orchard St
Simon Ave
Adams Super
Dalton Avenue
Olympia Pasternak
City Hall Notes Mayor Del Gallo reports saving on workers' compensation
Mayor Del Gallo Friday said the city will spend about $1,000 less on workers' compensation this year, with $342,963 expended to date. Yellow Coach Lines president Charles Weeks II complained that bus stops were reduced by parking meters and tax stands, urging reinstatement. The mayor will refer the issue to the Traffic Commission and asked City Council to approve a $25,000 Welfare Department transfer and a $300 Health Department transfer.
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del Gallo
Charles Weeks II
Yellow Coach Lines, Inc
Weeks
Traffic Commission
Welfare Department
Health Department
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104Th Veterans Plan
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