Management Union To Confer On Paperworkers Contract
Lee Eagle Office reports that Raymond LaPlante of Noestfiell, district representative for United Papermakers and Pa Paperworkers, attended Berkshire Local 78 at Sons of Italy Hall to discuss current negotiations with Peter J. Schweitzer, Inc. The proposed agreement by LaPlante will be shown to mill management and union officials early this week, with the date of the meeting yet to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee — Raymond LaPlynte
Noestfiell
United Papermakers
Pa Paperworkers
Berkshire Local 78
Sons of Tialy Hall
Peter J
Fifty Women At Greenock Member-Guest
About 50 women competed in the Greenock Country Club women’s member-guest best ball event won by Mrs. Louis w. De Logan and Mrs. Eugene Andrews with 82 for first low gross. Mrs. Leo B. Scarafoni and Miss Emily Sarra took first low net 71. Supper at the clubhouse followed handicap play. prizes went to several pairs including Mrs. Pollard and Mrs. Alfred Paterno for second low gross. VFW Auxiliary meeting set for 8 tonight on Main Street with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Louis W. de Logan
Eugene Andrews
Greenock Country Club
Angelo J. Bellega
Raymond B. Fontana
Mes
William M. Davis
Mets
Jtantes B. Pollard
Ernest Lowry
Leo B. Scarafoni
Emily Sarra
R. Kenneth Hunter
William Giftos
Pollard
Alfred Paterno
Gross
Joseph Maley
Carleton Anderson
Adelard Jd. Laliberte
John Jacobson
Rotary Serves 900 At Flapjack Meal
The Rotary Club’s annual pancake breakfast drew about 900 attendees, with 42 30 group arrivals and a busy morning at the Lee Super Market lot. Ticket sales reached roughly 465 at the door and 350 in advance, while cooks faced batter shortages and a crowd that stretched past noon. Rental ads follow with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Rotary Club
W. Francis Shields
Lee Super Market
St. Mary's Church
Rotary
Bloodmobile at Methodist Church Friday in Westfield
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Methodist Church vestry in Westfield Friday from 10:30 to 4:15. Appointments may be made with the Chester Community Health Service, but walk in donors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Methodist Church Vestry
Westfield
Chester
Dalton Ettlinger Wins Dalton Tennis Championship
Dalton Ettlinger defeats Bruce Baumert 6-4 6-0 to win the Dalton men’s singles title at the Community House courts after a two hour semifinal marathon 8-6 8-3, with Baumert advancing by beating Fred Broderick 6-4 6-0 to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Lou Ettinger
Ettlinger
Bruce Baumert
Red Myers
Baumert
Fred Broderick
Public Hearing Set Tomorrow On Water Rates
Dalton Greenridge Park residents plan a public hearing by the Department of Public Utilities in the junior high school tomorrow at 10 39 a.m. The hearing follows a complaint over a water rate increase. New Junction Water Co. supplies the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Greenridge Park
Department of Public Utilities
Greenridge
New Junction Water Co
Dalton Girls Excel At AAU Swim Meet
Ten year old Debbie Harden from Main Street won the junior girls 50 meter breaststroke and 50 meter butterfly at the AAU meet held at the Wendlin Club in Scotia New York Sunday. Elaine Baker of Crane Avenue finished second in the breaststroke. Both girls swam for the Pittsfield Boys Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Telve
Debbie Harden
Main Street
Wendlin Club
Scotia
N.Y
Elaine Baker
Crane Avenue
Pittsfield
Peewee Play-Off Opens Tomorrow at Legion Field
The Peewee baseball title series starts tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Legion Field between Crane's and Weston's, each having half-season titles. The team winning two games takes the championship. Arcolo visits former Gov Foster Furcale and son David over the weekend. Dalton Grange postpones its meeting to August 20 as officers take vacations. Mr and Mrs James O’Connor and seven children depart today for a week in Vermont.
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Peewee
Dalton
Legion Field
Annal
Crane's
Weston’s
Arcolo
Foster Furcale
David
Grange
Dalton Grange
James O'Connor
Vermont
Stockbridge Doctor Stern Returns to Riggs Center
Dr. Stanley Stern resumes work at the Riggs Center in Stockbridge after two years as staff psychiatrist at Elgin Air Force Base Florida. He coauthored Therapeutic Leadership in a Hospital Milieu presented to the American Psychiatric Association last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Institute of Living
Dartford
Riges
Air Force
Stern
Berkshires
Gate Receipts Highest in 108 Years at Middlefield Fair
HELEN COOK reports the Middlefield Agricultural Society’s annual fair drew about 500 Friday visitors and 6,000 weekend attendees. Gate receipts set a record in 108 years. Pony draw winners included Whitney Brothers of East Swanzey for under 46 inches. Over 48 to 50 inches class went to Bill and Alan Hainville of Norwich. Saturday featured 4-H judging, a western horse show by Lanesboro, ox drawing, vaudeville, and square dancing by Berkshire Pioneers. First prize in the 2,800-pound ox class went to Edmund Borkaski of Terryville, with Vernon Wescott and Perley Albee placing second and third. Phil Mock of Contoocook won the 3,200-pound class, Willis Lapmian and Wilson Streeter placing next. Grange exhibits dominated, Middlefield Grange winning best overall with "From the Sun to You" theme. Highland and Cummington Granges placed second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefield
Middlefield Agricultural Society
Fai
Whitney Brothers
East Swanzey
N.E
Russ Whitman
Hancock
Herb Jarvis
Bill
Alan Hainville
Norwich
Conn
Whitney Smith
Lanesboro
Berkshire Pioneers
Pete Williams
Edmund Borkaski
Terryville
Vernon Wescott
Torrington
Perley Albee
Bellows Falls
Phil Mock
Contoacook
NRL
Willis Lapmian
Wilson Streeter
Conway
Grange
Middlefield Grange
Highland Grange
Cummington Grange
Dalton Wegs
Farm Barn Tour Showcases Local Dairies and Exhibits
Canaan and nearby towns prepare for a Litchfield County Extension barn tour featuring the Albor Giulian farm with silos and dairy equipment, Eugene Wreand farm observation of year round banking and silos, and additional stops at Austin Jackson Sharon and Vraneis Howe Falls Village. The event highlights 4-H exhibits on Production Farming through Erosion Control, blue ribbons in vegetable, fruit, baked goods and handiwork classes, and a western and junior horse show with multiple ribbon winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Conn
Albor Giulian
Sand Road
Litchfield County Extension Service
Giulian
Eugene Wreand
East Canaan
Austin Jackson
Sharon
Vraneis Howe
Falls Village
J. W. Boisseau
Soni Orf
Westfield
Phelon
Joseph Dickinson
Granville
Clarence Clark
Feeding Hills
Clark
Edward Dolan
Southwick
Dolan
Gordon Guild
Marguerite Burdick
Windsor
Cheshire School Chairman Sets Conditions For Tax Session
Cheshire School Board Chairman Francis Sauve outlined attending conditions for a planned tax session. He said he would attend only if the meeting is courteous, moderated, and allows all town departments to present their cases without interruption. He warned he would walk out if the session becomes disorderly, noting no official invitation had been received yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Francis Sauve
Selectmen
Sauve
Schedule Set For Choral Practice In Cheshire Schools
Cheshire officials approve Plan C changing choral practice to Monday 1 to 1 55 with five selectives, release time alignment, and seniority for eighth graders. Two curriculum coordinators named. coordinators will be on probation with raised stipends of 250 then 300 per year if satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAuliff
St. Mary
Assumption Church
Howard Grover
Arthur Bourdon
Cheshire
Vestry Meeting at Christ Episcopal Church in Canaan
The vestry of Christ Episcopal Church in Canaan will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church In
Canaan
Lenox Grange to Meet Tuesday for Special Program
The Lenox Grange will gather Tuesday at 7 45 p m for a special program titled the heifer project Refreshments will be provided by Mr and Mrs Raymond Parsons and Miss Ina Rennie Pittsburgh paints wholesale and retail B G Casey 637 0187 adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox Grange
Raymond Parsons
Ina Rennie
Pittsburgh Paints
B. G. Casey
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Greenock
VFW
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bassidy-Crerar
VIEW
Ken
Kids Dog Shop
Center St
Lyman R. Cooney
Fleetwood
Donald Ryan
Popponesset Beach
Cape Cod
Ryan
Otis Air Force Base
Diane Kelly
Corinne Ryan
Beverly Willey
Prospect Street
Clarence Avery
Bromley Road
Livingston N. Smith
William Street
Christopher Egan Jr
Jeffrey and
Michael
Nor[hien
Harry Wiley
Skyline Trial
Kathie B. McGraw
Midland Park
N.I
Dorothy McGraw
Donald Austin
Maureen
Susan
Debbie
Misquamicut Beach
R.I
Herman Pease
Austins
Christina Sykes
Grace Brown
Elinor
North Haven
Bilco Steel
Fockbridge Lumber CO
LEE Saving Bank
Dalton Ettlinger
Stockbridge
Dr. Stern
Riggs
Stanley Stern
Glesdon
Edward Desxtraze
Bellows Valle
Helen Cook
Canaan, Conn
Canaan Farms
Bob O'Connor
Mary Kircher
Jack Massan
Pony Express
Gary Cloutier
Clover Ieat
Bruce Gillette
Richard Crowley
Colleen Cameron
Daily Show
Guernsey
Rose Marie
Russell
Chris Brielman
Faye Allis
Edward Dresehu
Hinsdale
Jeanette Richardson
Huntington
Jeffrey Mason
Worthington
Jersey
Louisa Zahn
George Malnati
North Adams
Bruce Fletcher
Mary Lou Truesdell
Sheburne
Holstein
Ann McCullough
Peter Montague
Vera West
Cecil EB. Alderman
Dusty Godfrey
Charles I. Cook
Glendon Sjuddi
Jefield Fair
Catherine Olds
Miss Olds
D. Russell Horton
Tel
Adams
Dorothy Lahey
Raymond Kowalski
Willard Chiasson
Black & Decker
SL Church
Lenox
Clifford
Dial
Kwikset
Akron
Kincaid Appliance
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