Noble Bowling Alleys Open For Season In Chester
The Noble Bowling Alleys reopen seven days a week from 7 p.m. Members form the Women’s League meeting last week at Nobles Alleys on Mapule Street with Loretta Easton as president and Mevina Frisbie as treasurer Reine Tonelli as secretary. The Men’s League bowls Wednesdays and Mr and Mrs teams Fridays with Sundays 2 to 5 reserved for youth.
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Regine
Noble
Cortland Grinding Wheels. Corp
Womens’ Bowling League
Nobles
Mapule Street
Loretta Easton
Mevina Frisbie
Reine Tonelli
F D R Library In Hyde Park To Get Addition
The Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation plans a million dollar addition to the Franklin D Roosevelt Library in Hyde Park New York. Two wings will be added to the Dutch stone Colonial building with groundbreaking set for November 7 and cornerstone laying on October 11 1964. Adlai E Stevenson chairs the foundation. The library remains part of a national historic site and holds the Roosevelts private papers.
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F.D.R. Library
Hyde Park
N.Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Mr. Roosevelt
Doomed Oak Said Kilmer Poem Source
The large white oak at Rutgers University, long linked to Joyce Kilmer and his poem Trees, will be cut down on Wednesday as it succumbs to old age. Rutgers officials note the attribution cannot be proven, as Kilmer may have found inspiration elsewhere. If the trunk remains sound, a cross section will be given to the Sgt Joyce Kilmer American Legion Post in New Brunswick.
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New Brunswick
Joyce Kilmer
Rutgers University
Kilmer
Mahwah
New Jersey
Montague City
Mass
Swanzey
N.H
Rutgers
Sgt
American Legion
Weekend Visits Across States Highlight Local Social News
Egremont resident Miss Marianne Follmer spent the weekend with friends in Darien Connecticut. Mr and Mrs Daniel W Von Bremen and family from Livingston New Jersey visited Mr Von Bremens parents on Creamery Road. Mrs David Nylund and son from Avon Connecticut joined Mr and Mrs Robert Kirk and daughter from Levittown New York to spend several days with Mr and Mrs J William Stubbs in South Egremont.
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Marianne Follmer
Darien
Conn
Daniel W. von Bremen
Livingston
N. J
von Bremen
D. W. von Bremen
Creamery Road
David Nylund
Avon, Conn
Robert Kirk
Levittown
J. William Stubbs
South Egremont
U S and Canada urged to end invisible trade barriers
A 71 page study by the Canadian American Committee of the National Planning Association calls for removing invisible tariffs created by customs rules in both nations. It cites arbitrary value valuation, misclassifications, antidumping rules, origin marking, and complex administration as dampening trade and causing confusion for importers and exporters. The authors Masson and English urge stronger participation in the International Customs Cooperation Council or a bilateral US Canada agreement on classification and valuation.
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Washington
UPI
The
National Planning Association
Canada
United States
Customs Administration
Francis Masson
United States Commerce Department
Balance of Payments Division
H. Edward English
Private Planning Association
International Customs Cooperation Council
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House of Charm
Bartlett Avenue
East St
Chester
Curletti’s
Springside Ave
Toce
U. S
Idaho
California
Richmond
Cans
Pittsfield, Lee, Great Barrington and
North Canaan
Conm
First National Stores
Egremont
U.S
Edward L
Julia C. Schnapp
Isadore E
Eva M. Theoret
Dalton
Mayfair Beauty Salon
North Street
Dial
Sport Shop
South Street
North St
Plotzky’s
Tyler St
Bree
Pajamas
Zayre
Blaze
Zaytre
Dahon
Ave
PiteSeld
Yale
Carm
Hae
NEW England Furniture
Pittsfield
Iron — Dacron
England
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