. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. in his place. Frank Crandon who has been acting president was elected to that office and Charles L. Lewis of Wisconsin elected to the first vice presidency, a position Cran- don formerly held. Russell Makepeace remains as secretary. Alden C. Brett re- places John M. Harriott as treas- urer. Edward Lipman of New Jei'sey also resigned as director and the three others, after consulting with Jersey members will select a re- placement. Mr. Harriott will be assistant treasurer. Br. Quarles was reappointed NCA counsel. No action was taken
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. in his place. Frank Crandon who has been acting president was elected to that office and Charles L. Lewis of Wisconsin elected to the first vice presidency, a position Cran- don formerly held. Russell Makepeace remains as secretary. Alden C. Brett re- places John M. Harriott as treas- urer. Edward Lipman of New Jei'sey also resigned as director and the three others, after consulting with Jersey members will select a re- placement. Mr. Harriott will be assistant treasurer. Br. Quarles was reappointed NCA counsel. No action was taken on electing an executive committee or other usual appointments, and it seems possible this board may be abol- ished. Board was in session all day the 23rd and through the 24th. Board is to meet the third Friday of every month for a while at Icnst. In the ballot on the Bloom suit a block of 1,071 voted for stop- ping the first two clauses of the action, those concerning sale of the Yarrow plant and the alleged merger of New England Cran- berry Sales Company, but not the ihird phase of the suit which concerned a stock transaction in which John C. Makepeace, Mar- cus L. Urann and John F. Harriott were named. In commenting upon the results of the voting, Mr. Bloom is re- ported as saying he would like to see a break-down to find out how many of the non-defendant stockholders voted against the suit, asserting defenders ballot' might account for "50,000 - >^ â 000" votes. He also wanted ~r know how many individuals voted. President Crandon appointed a committee, consiting of Russell Makepeace, Mr. O 1 s s o n, Mr. Ames and Mr. Brett of the boar'l to confer with Ambrose E. Stev- ens, concerning his appointment by the full board as professional general manager. Mr. Stevens has been director and vice presi- dent of Minute Maid Corporation of New York since 1947. He is .5-1. If you must be a miser save friends, not the almighty dollar. SHAWMUT GLASS CONTAINERS, Inc. REPRES
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