People/Business
Durable Graduates Reune Again
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Members of the SHS Class of 1946, numbering 42 then, have been holding reunions regularly for 70 years!
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/peoplebusiness/page/55/)
Members of the SHS Class of 1946, numbering 42 then, have been holding reunions regularly for 70 years!
Mike Payak of Little Falls, N. Y., describes features of his 1947 Chrome Flyer Indian Chief Motocycle to Bill Phelps.
On a late July morning, before the heat of the day, two leaders escort eight children from Bright Horizons day care on their customary Monday morning library visit.
Lyle Pearsons, formerly a Suffield resident and briefly a second-grade teacher at Bridge Street School, has enjoyed the last 25 years operating Kit & Kaboodle at the Red Door Theater of the Hope Community Church in Agawam.
Retired Boy Scout volunteer Lester Smith is pictured smiling with the award plaque and the special engineer’s cap he was given at a Troop 260 Family Night.
On a busy Saturday morning July 9, a group of enthusiastic volunteers worked on constructing five houses to be donated to families who might otherwise have difficulty obtaining necessary housing – for their pets.
Well-known Suffield businesswoman Gloria Smith feels that she’s had a good run after 30 years in the Zanger Company, most of the time selling excellent Polish imports.
Suffield native Jon Kozlowski has been appointed as a Personal Banker at the newest Windsor Federal Savings office, located in Suffield.
Folks from diverse segments of Suffield life crowded the pavilion at Sunrise Park on July 28 at a picnic honoring John G. Smith IV for his service to the community.