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Revision as of 14:13, 5 December 2012
The East Berne Business Men's Association was formed in the spring of 1959. Over it's many years of existence it championed many causes regarding the hamlet of East Berne and other town issues. Later it became the Helerberg Business and Professional Association until it disbanded in the 1990s.
Minutes from the first meeting in 1959 
page 2 
page 3 
A listing of EBBA members for 1960-61 
page 2 of membership 
Meeting in June in which name is chosen and officers elected 
page 2 of June meeting 
Special meeting April 1961 in regards to building a fire house in East Berne 
A letter from Virginia Mann the school nurse on Feb. 3,1975 in regards to a donation by the EBBA 
Membership roster for 1974-75 
Membership roster for 1979 
Membership roster for 1986 
Lifetime membership for Helen and John Crosier 
Lifetime membership for Margaret Giebitz 
Lifetime membership for Marion and Ed Buchardt 
Brochure about East Berne created by the EBBA 
Envelope for EBBA 
Envelope for the Helderberg Business and Professional Association, formerly the EBBA 
Orlo Northrup recalls the old mail routes and mail carriers, courtesy of Ginny Mann's scrap book 
Mailman returns after 29 yrs,courtesy of Ginny Mann's scrap book 
Article from the Altamont Enterprise 12/11/59,courtesy of Ginny Mann's scrap book 
Phone company proposes Metro Plan,courtesy of Ginny Mann's scrap book 
East Berne post office,courtesy of Ginny Mann's scrap book
