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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1959

Page

8

State Forest Fire Service Activated Across Massachusetts

Commissioner Charles H. W. Foster announced the Massachusetts forest fire service is activated for the season with new equipment and refurbished gear. Ground conditions remain wet but some areas show brush dryness. towers and the radio network are being reactivated statewide. Fire weather stations work daily on the burning index as a Norfolk County fire truck with pumps and hoses is added. The season hinges on rainfall through May with foliage growth expected to end the season by mid May.

Charles H. W. Foster Forest Fire Service Foster Commonwealth Jesson Forest Fire Massachusetts Barnstable Plymouth Bristol Essex Middlesex Norfolk County

Vocational Teachers to Hold Conclave in Springfield

Massachusetts Vocational Association announces committee chairs for the state convention at Springfield Trade High School on May 9. Michael J. Mango leads the Western Chapter and is assisted by Edmond P. Garvey and Marie Pellegrini among others. over 1000 teachers are in MA. The event includes chairs for hospitality invitations banquet tickets printing publicity prizes and more with officers listed for the Western Chapter MVA.

Massachusetts Vocational Association Springfield Trade High School Michael J. Mango Chiconee Vocational High School MVA Mango Edmond P. Garvey Springfield Trade Marie Pellegrini Springfield Ade Dennis J. Brunton Teresina B. “Thompson D Russe Doris A. Gilson Laurier A. Noiseaux Frank S. O’brien John J. Zarkowski Westfield Virginia Simes Lauri S. Ronka Northampton James Rae, Jr James K. Perry Mary J. Bawn Bruno Boucher Speiheries Walter S. Kehoe Louise FP Itesenchilli Donald J. Moran Reinhard Theinert Isabel Kendrick John T. Donohue Massachusetts Wi Chapter Karl J. Dihlmann Greenfield Herbert A. Doerfler, Jr Nicholas C. Ventrice Holyoke

Court Of Awards For Mariner Girls

Concord A court of awards held at Scout House honored 17 Senior Girl Scouts for earning the Mariner pins. Pins were presented by Mrs Ralph Websty and Mrs Ronald Brooks while parents viewed color movies of Grand Banks fishing with the Gloucester fleet.

Concord Scout House Mariner Ralph Websty Ronald Brooks Walter Beatteay Grand Banks Gloucester C. A. Dillman Wilbur Walworth

Lincoln Man Named to U.S. Outdoor Resources Council

Lincoln resident Thomas J. Rouner of Sandy Pond Road, vice president of New England Power Co., was selected as one of 25 prominent Americans named to the Advisory Council of the U S Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission. The appointments were announced by commission chairman Laurance S. Rockefeller, according to Francis W. Sargent.

Lincoln U.S. Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission Thomas J. Rouner Sandy Pond Road New England Power Co Commission Laurance S. Rockefeller Francis W. Sargent Massachusetts

Spring Flower Exhibition and Tea at Wayside Inn

The Ladies Committee of the Wayside Inn hosts a Spring Flower Exhibition and Tea on Thursday April 16 featuring participants from Sudbury Garden Club Thursday Garden Club Sudbury Wayland Garden Club and other groups. Arranging flowers are listed from Sudbury Lincoln Wayland and Framingham hosts.

Sudbury Flaa “Sra Wayside Inn Sudbury Garden Club Thursday Garden Club of Wayland Garden Club Green Thumb of Wayland Lincoln Garden Club Natick “Garden Club Cochituate Garden Club Weston Garden Club Weston Garden Interest Group Weston Country Arrangers Framingham Garden Club Albert R. Blanchard Calvin B. Smith J. Philip Ledger Edward Astroff Ofbury Richard W. Thorpe Richard Conant Lincoln Ralph Field Raymond Zagotti John Russo Donald V. Pryon Wayland

Alumnae Convention Set for April 26 in Roxbury

The Mass Chapter International Federation Notre Dame de Namur Alumnae will convene April 26 at the Academy of Notre Dame 2893 Washington Street Roxbury. Registration starts 10 30 a m with the meeting at 11 a m Mass not celebrated on site. nearby churches serve travelers. Hudson Catholic High Alumni may contact Miss Julia Stanis by April 15 to reserve.

International Federation of Notre Dame de Namur Academy of Notre Dame Washington Street Roxbury Academy Chapel Hudson Catholic High Julia Stanis International Federation Notre Dame de Namur Washington, D. C John T. Mullen

South Middlesex Association for Retarded Children seeks new members

The South Middlesex Association for Retarded Children schedules its first intensive drive at a monthly meeting on Monday April 18 at 8 p.m. in Sherrill Hall St Pauls Church Na tick. Mrs Donald H Guild chair will outline iM Month and invite participation to aid mentally retarded people with professional and lay support. Dr Michael Cohen will discuss Pedistric Dentistry and advances in care for handicap children. The public is invited to attend. The article notes RCA Victor Model 630TS TV as the nation’s first mass produced receiver, introduced in 1946.

South Middlesex Association For SMARC Michael Cohen Boston Floating Hospital Tufts University School of Medicine U. S. Public Health Service Dentistry Massa Chusetts Association For Cohen RCA Victor

Registration at Clark in New High for 1958 58

Worcester Massachusetts announces Clark University Evening College reached a record 1163 registrations for Spring and Fall 1958, excluding non credit courses and seminars. Registrations reflect courses per person rather than total individuals, with last Fall the highest since 1983 inception. September 1953 had 260 enrollments.

Worcester Mass Clark University Thomas J. Dolphin Dolphin

College registry shows 5546 admitted for fall term

The institution reports 5546 students accepted for the upcoming term with 900 registrar enrollees in noncredit and special seminars.

World’s Biggest Gap Highlighted In Jerusalem Speech

Fragmentary OCR note quotes Israel leader comparing living standards between the United States and Asia and mentioning Bet-Gurion and a night reference. Contents are unclear but indicate a statement on global living condition disparities and regional remarks.

Jerusalem Israel Gulf United States Asia Bet-Gurion East

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State Forest Fire Service Court of Awards For Mariner Girls Lincoln Man Association For Children Seeks Clark IN New High Ening College Cele mi Sane Otton HT Short Eas Romeo Olyers R&s Blandin Avenue Framingham
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