Junior Bittle

Then: Junior Bittle worked as a loom technician in the weaving department for 41 years. Bittle obtained a job at the mill in 1962 through his father who was also employed there.

Now: Both Bittle and his wife - who worked in the security department - were laid off on July 30, 2003. Both have since retired.

Legacy of the mill: “I’m sure no one will ever forget that place. They’ll remember they made their living there.  That was a livelihood for most people in the area.”

Bookmarkz

comments

YOU KNOW THATS EXACTLY HOW I FEEL TOO.I THOUGHT I WOULD BE THERE FOR A LONG ,LONG TIME AS A FORKLIFT OPERATOR IN PLANT 1,ITS SUCH A SHAME FOR THE PEOPLE THAT ONLY KNEW THE MILL AS THEIR WORK WAS THIEIR LIFE,GOD BLESS

Posted by TINA on 07.27.2008 at 12:08 am

Excellent blog ! I absolutely adulation how it is accessible on my eyes as able-bodied as the advice are able-bodied written.
traffic accident compensation

Posted by accident claims on 06.18.2011 at 10:51 pm

I can see that you are putting a lot of time and effort into your blog and detailed articles!
escortes a laval

Posted by Jardin on 06.19.2011 at 09:06 am

Very competent and experienced speaker. Spoke only to the mind and the very important things. All information is valuable and necessary
montreal escorts

Posted by Mike Jorge on 08.06.2011 at 02:32 pm

 

Name:
Email:

Please enter the word you see in the image below:

Please keep comments clean by refraining from vulgarities or cursing. Report offensive comments here.
For more information on commenting, see our terms and conditions.