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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1959

Page

6

Marlboro Enterprise publishes weekly notice and rates

The Marlboro based Enterprise Press Inc lists publication details and addresses for its offices and agents in Marlboro Boston and New York. It notes a weekly Thursday schedule and states subscription rates including one year at five dollars and single copies for ten cents.

Marlboro Massachuetts Enterprise Press Inc Mass Sears Eastern Representative Julius Matthews Newbury Street Boston Madsen Avenue New York

Advertising Copy Deadline Notice

Advertising copy must be in this office by 2 oclock Wednesday, the day before publication.

Concord Ties For Concord at Boston University Rifle Meet

Concord, Melrose, and Marlboro each posted 1324 in a 1500 point BU invitational match to tie for fifth among 10 teams. Larry Bascom shot 278 the highest ever by a Concord shooter in a three position event, with Hanson 271 Brooks 270 Oates 253 and Temple 252 also contributing.

Concord Boston University Melrose Marlboro Winter Gloucester Newton Middlesex Larry Bascom Dave Hanson Jonathan Brooks Toddoe Roy Temple

States Spend About 111 Billion On Public Schools

The 1956 school year saw states allocate nearly 111 billion dollars to public elementary and secondary education as the latest computation was completed.

Three youths arraigned in Concord holdup spree

Concord District Court arraigned three youths two juveniles from Bedford and an 18 year old Shirley man on armed robbery charges for the March 1 stickup at Dominic's Market West Concord. The pair pleaded guilty and were held for the grand jury with bail set at 5000.

Concord Bedford Shirley Steven Y. Goddard John J. Flynn, Jr Dominic’s Market West Concord Pierre A Northrup Lexington Route 128 Dominic Wilmington Concord Business Service

Carlisle Boy Scouts Plan Charter Night and Paper Drive

Troop 136 will hold a board of review next week to organize charter night. Scoutmaster James F. Sloan reports a paper drive is planned. Regular meetings continue Mondays at the Brock schoolhouse.

Boy Scouts of Troop No. 136 James F. Sloan Brock

Bedford Lutherans Attend Regional Teachers Conference

Bedford Sunday school teachers from the Church of the Savior will meet Saturday at Clifton Lutheran Church Marblehead for a regional conference and workshop. The regular meeting is set for Wednesday evening. Rev Walter E Rast attends the New England pastoral conference in Madison Lptin while Phillips Andover Academy in Andover MA is noted as purchased from Indians for about 30 dollars and a coat per state commerce records.

Church of the Savior (Lutheran Clifton Lutheran Church Marblehead Walter E. Rast New England Andover Mass America Phillips Andover Academy Massachusetts Department of Commerce

Carlisle PTA cancels meeting. concert planned at Spalding School

The Carlisle PTA announces there will be no meeting next Tuesday night April 14. Only April activity is the Friday concert at the Spalding School Auditorium sponsored by the PTA. The annual meeting is scheduled for May.

Carlisle Mark D. Elliott Spalding School

Carlisle Schools Present Free Friday Concert for Grades 5-8

A spring musical concert by Carlisle pupils in grades 5 through 8 will be held Friday night at 8 p.m. in the Spalding School Auditorium. Public admission is free. The program, directed by Mrs. Janet Peckham, features both choral and orchestral selections.

Carlisle Spalding School Janet Peckham

Community notices share dinners and family events

Unity Club hosted a Farm Bureau supper at First Religious Society Unitarian last Thursday. A D H A dinner is planned for Wednesday April 15 at the same hall. First graders will test for fall enrollment next Monday. Dur en couple hosts April 12 for their 25th anniversary open house. Davis family welcomes daughter Lynn Ellen born March 25. father serves at Fort Dix. Supper at Carlisle Congregational Church canceled. film Dewline radar defense shown. June next meeting.

Unity’Club Farm Bureau First Religious Society Unitarian David Davis Nancy Elen Fitzpatrick Concord Paren Lynn Ellen U. S. Army Fort Dix N. J Norman E. Davis Carlisle John J. Fitzpatrick Austin Davis Earl Stokes Woburn Carlisle Congregational Church Harry ‘Evans Arctic Circle

Minister Rev. Arthur Foye Delivers Touch of Faith Sermon

Reverend Arthur N. Foye of First Baptist Church gave a Sunday morning sermon titled Touch of Faith, sharing spiritual reflections with congregants during worship.

Arthur N. Foye First Baptist Church

Continuing Plans For PONY League In Concord

Plan for a proposed PONY league for boys ages 13 to 15 in Concord and West Concord will be discussed at Hunt Memorial Gym April 15 at 7 30. Four locally sponsored teams are planned and signups are already underway.

Concord West Concord Hunt Memorial Gymnasium

Science theme meeting of PT group at Alcott School

Concord Alcott Parent Teacher Group hosts a science exhibit by Alcott School students and teachers on Wednesday April 15 at 7 p m. The event features in classroom experiments displays and demonstrations with selected children demonstrating parts for parents. A business meeting precedes the exhibit with nominations for next year s steering committee and refreshments to follow.

Concord Alcott Alcott School

Eighth Grade Sub-Juniors Dance Set For April 11

Concord A hosts an eighth grade sub junior dance Saturday April 11 from 8 to 10 pm at Scout House. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs William Faxon Dr and Mrs Richard A Montague and Mr and Mrs Renwick S Tweedy. Decorations committee members listed with chair Mrs Robert Shalline.

Concord Scout House William Faxon Richard A. Montague Renwick S. Tweedy Janet Brown Susan Delaney Judy French Ernie Kelley Peter Manchuso Margery Peirce Karen Shalline Gary Sipprelle Robert Shalline

Elks To Install Officers Sunday In Concord Lodge

Concord Lodge of Elks No 1479 will install its new officers Sunday April 12 at 3 p.m. in the BPOE Hall. Milford Lodge of Elks will provide the installing slate headed by Douglas Locke who succeeds Lewis Hood exalted ruler. A dinner will follow at 5 30 p.m with many visiting lodges and officers expected.

Concord Concord Lodge of Elks B.P.O.E. Hall Milford Lodge of Elks Douglas Locke Lewis Hood

Concord Garden Contest Appeals to Residents

Concord urged residents to join a garden contest by showcasing existing gardens or improving them. Judges will survey neighborhoods, with prizes awarded for notable displays, as the town aims to boost local garden interest.

Bumfords Protest Action On Cemetery Truck Bid

Middlesex Motors owners Bumford and son faced the board to challenge Town Manager Nelson's award of the two ton cemetery department truck to Laflin's Garage West Acton. Laflin's bid was lower by five dollars, at 3439 versus 3444. The manager cited town policy to award to the lowest bidder. Bumfords left without resentment.

Concord Ervin L. Bumford Robert Middlesex Motors Board of Selectmen Theodore M. Nelson Cemetery Department Laffin West Acton Bumford

Group Will Meet Continue Course in Lynnfield

Middlesex Essex Chapter of Massachusetts Federation of Nursing Homes will hold a regular meeting on Thursday April 16 at Ship's Haven Lynnfield with dinner at 6 30 p m Edna Sleeper president presiding An all day convention is planned May 4 The final Extension Service Concord lesson on personnel business with Florence MacKinnon of the state follows next Wednesday

Carlisle Middlesex - Essex Massachusetts Federation of Nursing Homes Ship’s Haven Route 1 Lynnfield Edna Sleeper Concord Florence MacKinnon

Degrees Planned By Concord K. C.

Concord Council, K. of C. conferred first degree on several candidates at Monument Hall. Grand Knight J Edward Finigan presided. A second degree is set for Tuesday April 21 with supper at 7 p.m. and the major degree will be April 23.

Concord Concord Council K. of C Monument Hall

Tolands Move Into Former Webster Home on Frances Street

The Toland family has moved into 6 Frances Street, former Webster home. John L. Webster and his family relocate to Rhode Island for a telephone company transfer. A-3C Jay Hewitt U S Air Force, visiting his foster parents at 66 Central Street, returns to duty in Fort Worth Texas after basic at Lackland. Sympathy to Rev Buckley on the death of Francis G McInerney. Patriots Day regulations on alcohol sales announced.

Robert Toland Elaine Patterson Webster Frances Street John L. Webster Rhode Island Jay. Hewitt U. S.air Force Robly C. Conner Central Street Forth Worth Tex Lackland Air Force Base Concord High School Robert G. ‘Buckley Curato Our Lady Help of Christians Church Francis G. McInerney St. Clement's Church Wak Somerville Atlantic City N. J

Miss Barrett Weds Paolo A. Pierce At Concord Church

Miss Eileen Frances Barrett daughter of Mr and Mrs George T Barrett Sr wed Paolo A Pierce son of Mr and Mrs Paolo A Pierce Sr Clifton New Jersey in a 3 o clock ceremony at St Bernards Church Concord officiated by Rev Edmund M Higgins The reception followed at Marlborough Country Club Bride wore a silk organza gown with pearl circlet and carried roses Best man was Norman A Martin Ushers included George T Barrett Jr and Roger Ambrose The bride graduate Concord High School and Chandler School employed at Lincoln Laboratory Groom a Fairleigh Dickinson University graduate employed at Raytheon.

Concord St. Bernards Church Eileen Frances Barrett George T. Barrett Elsinore Street Paolo A. Pierce Clifton N. J Edmund M. Higgins Charles E. Mara Marlborough Country Club Catherine, McBreen Robert O’connell Norman A. Martin George T. Barrett, Jr Roger Ambrose Concord High School Chandler School Lincoln Laboratory Fairleigh Dickinson University Raytheon

Junior Prom Big Success at Concord High

Concord-Junior prom featured an Orient splendor theme in the gym transformed by Karleen Kakas with a large wall painting and paper blossoms. Student leaders George Ridout and Martha Robins organized decor and refreshments while Norm White's orchestra provided music. Queen Eleanor Ryan and ladies in waiting Anne Wahlen Fay Thomas Gretchen Brown were crowned by president George Ridout.

Concord Karleen Kakas Orient Orental Karleen George Ridout Martha Robins Norm White Eileen Ryan Anne Wahlen Fay Thomas Gretchen Brown Ridout

Concord Selectmen Approve Balloons Vendors and Popcorn License

The Concord board approved two balloon vendors to cover Patriots Day events on April 20 for Pasquale Piccolomini and Victor La Riccia and a popcorn vendor license for John Fanelli. A public hearing at Town House on April 27 at 8 30 PM will consider Johns and Barbara Marden’s petition to store 000 gallons of gasoline underground on Lowell Road. The board of appeals schedules an April 22 hearing at 8 PM in the Town House Court Room. Three petitions have been filed Beharrell brothers seek loam removal at West Concord Fire Station William Wright requests gravel pit removal near Oxboro Road and a garage variance.

Board of Selectmen Pasquale Piccolomini Victor la Riccia John Fanelli Selectmen Johns Barbara Marden Lowell Road Board of Appeals Town House Beharrell ‘Brothers West Concord William Wright Oxboro ‘Road

Getting the Most From Your Garden This Winter to Spring

The article urges early lawn care with lime applications, soil testing, and leaf cleanup. It advises 50 lb lime per 1000 sq ft, then 25 lb every 2–3 years, warns against quicklime, and notes fertilizing in early spring to boost leaf and root growth. It also promotes reading fertilizer formulas and planning lawn seed mixes for rapid establishment with minimal waste.

Local Court Dispositions On Complaints In Concord

Concord court dispositions list several defendants with traffic violations. Vilay Adamson, Ruth Clancy, Carl Schontag, Joseph Delaney, Allen Stiles, Christine Lohnes faced stop sign or speeding charges and were placed on file with $5 expenses paid or found guilty. Officer names include John Gregory David Scribner William Kendall and Judge Pierre handled dispositions.

Ncion Edward J. Collins, Jr Concord Vilay Adamson South Lancaster John Gregory Ruth E. Clancy Littleton Main Street David W. Scribner Carl A. Schontag North Acton Scribner Joseph Delaney South Acton William S. Kendall Allen Stiles Winchester Kendall Christine Lohnes Sudbury

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