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Lt. Col. Bob Magown will go to the 1960-61 class of the Air Force War College at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., as the only representative of the Air National Guard. Bob and Shirley live with their three children in Warwick Neck, R. I. Bob will attend the course for ten months. It is said to be the highest level professional education of all schools operated by the Air Force. Its purpose is to promote sound concepts in strategy and the most effective development and employment in the air arm. Bob now commands the 143rd Medium Troop Carrier Squadron of the R.I. Air National Guard.
Ray Rasenberger has announced formation of a partnership in law practice. Bowen and Rasenberger will have been in business since the first of March at 500 Wyatt Bldg., Washington 5, D. C.
Ed Marcus, our planning consultant in New Haven, has taken on new duties, in the form of a bride, the former Barbara Mary Byrnes of Middlebury, Conn., and Wellesley College. The date was January 17.
Tom Huggins and Ginnie sent a snowy postcard from Hanover, where they attended the festivities commemorating the DOC's 50th anniversary.
Bobb Slattery has been named a product director by Johnson and Johnson, according to an announcement by J.E. Burke, v.p. of merchandising and advertising. He will be responsible for marketing a group of the company's baby products. Bobb joined J.&J. last fall, having been with Lever Brothers as a brand manager and before that in advertising with Bryan Houston, Inc. He and Katherine have two sons; they live at 71 West Broad Street, Hopewell, N.J.
Zeke Straw has been named a vice-president of the Manchester (N.H.) Savings Bank. He also becomes the bank's secretary.
The Dartmouth National Bank in Hanover has elevated another of our number to vice-presidency: Dick Moulton. Dick is also assistant cashier and assistant trust officer. After Dartmouth, Dick went to the Wisconsin School of Banking at the U. of Wisconsin. He came to the Dartmouth Bank in 1955 by way of the investment banking firm of Lee Higginson.
Bob Rooney has been appointed field editor for Houghton Mifflin and will work from the firm's office in Palo Alto, Calif. For the past three years he has been a college representative in the Middle Atlantic States.
Newly named to the Class rolls is DonaldCummings, 837 Kimball Ave., Westfield, N.J. Don graduated from Tuck with many of us in 1950; he is with Bregman, Cummings and Co., stock brokers, in New York City.
Elliot Baritz reports on Baritz business: "Margie is fine and in her seventh month. Our number three is due in mid-May. Eric was four on Valentine's Day, and Neil 2, nine days earlier. We get a lot of pleasure watching them grow up. Roslyn Heights is about 25 miles from mid-Manhattan. The commuting takes about an hour by Long Island Railroad or car and subway: We have a half acre for the boys and our golden retriever to run around in. The dog is still a puppy, but she'll soon be bigger than I am. Work keeps me busy; I travel to Montreal and Toronto regularly, and last year also went to Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Cleveland. The Handy Button Machine Company is something of a misnomer, since basically we're in the metal stampings and wire forms business. We make several thousand different items, ranging from furniture hardware and covered buttons to buckles, bow tie clips and beer can openers. I'm the Northeastern sales manager. Had a visit today from Rus Blackwood, who is about to leave for the Far East. We also see Betsy and Ritchie Hunt, and next week have a date with Ann and Joel Berson."
Bob Zeiser: "Pat and I were in Hanover for Carnival weekend. Saw Mike McGean. The Sweetlands, whom we usually see, are now living in Minneapolis."
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