Frank Sick 81 dies after long illness
Frank Sick of Pleasant Street dies at Pittsfield General Hospital after a long illness. A native of Poland he came to the U S as a youth and lived in Housatonic before moving to Lee in 1953 to live with his daughter Mrs Wilbur Hunt. He was a retired Monnment Mills employee and belonged to the Polish Falcons and Polish National Alliance. He leaves a son Thomas a daughter Mrs Alexander Wisniewski a sister and many grandchildren. Funeral from Kelly Funeral Home Monday with Requiem Mass at All Saints Church Housatonic Burial in St Bridget's Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday at the funeral home.
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Obituaries and Funerals in New Lebanon and Adams
Obituary notices report Jack D. Poore 56 brother of New Lebanon postmaster Herbert L. Poore died Sunday in New York City and was buried there after living in the city. Other items note services for Mrs Harvey A. Weitzel Lenox and the Daoust and Maluda families with Masses, cremation, and burials in Notre Dame Church St Stanislaus Cemetery and St Joseph's Cemetery with Rosary and bearers listed.
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Public UMass Talks To Tell Engineers Of Computer Uses
Amherst engineers and technicians are invited to a Thursday lecture series at the University of Massachusetts. Sponsored by Western Massachusetts chapters of the ASCE and ASME, sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Engineering Laboratory Building with topics on stress analysis, hydraulic engineering, fuel cells, and future computer developments led by Dr. J A N Lee.
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IUE Requests On Pensions Rejected Again
General ElectricCo rejects repeated IUE pension and insurance plan revisions, noting contracts do not expire until 1968. Union argues Medicare and Social Security boosts require early changes. GE cites past practice and a new benefit scope in response to optional extended medical coverage fees.
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