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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1956

Page

6

Speaker at meeting highlights club awards and hospital talk

The meeting featured John Do and Parks receiving awards while a talk illustrated pulsing charts on a hospital topic. Ouler G Sherman gave a piece on the event. The club's president spoke on the April 26 schedule.

Tues John Do Parks Vicerson Ting Tal Pulding Ouler G. Sherman Artkus Fucner Nirey Ne Jay Preoui

Riday to Lead High School Show in Pinafore

A high school presentation of H M S Pinafore is planned with Riday leading the cast. The event on April 13 features Ralph Veinett and his daughter Jose in a subplot about a Buttercup and a controversial character Deadeye. The captain learns of the plan amid delays and audience expectations.

Ralph Veinett Ughter Jose Ick Deadeye

Births at Emerson Hospital Last Week

Birth notices list several new arrivals. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Krysieniel of Nash Road West Acton and Maynard on April 2. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pa of Bedford on April 4. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse J. Paul of Maynard on April 6. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flynn of Bedford on April 7. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Perry of South Acton on April 9.

Concord Emerson Hospital Alphonse Krysieniel Glendale Trick Nash Road West Acton Maynard Edward Pa Kage Ion Bedford Alphonse J. Paul Brooks Street Richard Flynn Genetti Circle Hubert Perry Hosmer Street South Acton

Bedford Man Wins $20 Award for Employee Suggestion

John W. Wilds of Paine Avenue was among 17 Watertown Arsenal employees sharing $540 in cash awards for suggestions. He received a $20 award for his contribution.

Edford John W. Wilds Paine Avenue Watertown Arsenal Mr. Wilds

Acton Selectmen Grant Building Permits in West Acton Area

The town board approved building permits for Fritz F. Oelschlegel on Oneida Road West Acton Arthur Carlson on Newtowne Road Welmer J Ford on Main Street North Acton Ruth T McNiff for a small rear building on School Street West Acton Edwin Hall for an addition to a hen house Route 2A North Acton. Yellowstone National Park was discovered by John Colter of the Lewis and Clark expedition and was once called Colter’s Hell by Wyoming settlers.

Acton Board of Selectmen Fritz F. Oelschlegel Oneida Road West Acton Arthur FF Carlson Newtowne Road Welmer’ J. Ford Mainstreet North Acton Ruth T. McNiff School Street Edwin Hall State Road Yellowstone National Park John Colter Wyoming Colter Hell

State and Town Police to be Given Honors

At Bedford VA Hospital an April 18 ceremony will award certificates to police departments from Acton Arlington Bedford Belmont Billerica Burlington Chelmsford Concord Lexington Lincoln Lowell Maynard Stow Sudbury and the state police from Concord and Framingham for cooperation with the hospital. A prior October to November course taught officers how to recognize and handle abnormal people. Public recognition honors their cooperation with patients.

Bedford Bedford VA Hospital Winthrop Adams Acton Arlington Belmont Billerica Burlington Chelmsford Concord Lexington Lincoln Lowell Maynard Stow Sudbury Framingham Barracks

Acton Lions Club to Meet April 17 at Liberty Tree House

The Acton Lions Club holds its regular meeting next Tuesday April 17 at the Liberty Tree House at 6 30 pm. Supper is organized by Leo E White and presided over by President Richard A Gallant. The program will be announced.

South Acton Acton Lions Club Liberty Tree House Leo E. White Richard A. Gallant

Joslin to retire as Concord highway chief after 30 years

Mr and Mrs Elmer L Joslin of Bow Street return from Florida. Joslin will retire as highway superintendent later this month after more than 30 years service to the town. Local church groups schedule meetings this week including Pilgrim Fellowship, Holy Communion, Y P F and Junior and Senior Youth Fellowships with times listed.

Elmer L. Joslin Bow Street Florida Joslin Trinitarian Congregational Church

Acton Board Reappoints Town Officials and Compiled Staff

The Acton Board of Selectmen reappoints members to the Finance Committee including Bradford S. Leach Roger M. Myrick John M. Goddard and others. Harold F Nordberg Arthur W Lee and Douglas McGregor are renewed as fire chief and registrar of voters. Reappointments also cover the Acton Roxborough Regional School District and workmen's compensation agent Theron Lowden. Public weighers listed for renewal.

Acton

City Manager seeks street name fixes in Allegan

Allegan city manager P. H. Beauvais asked the council to address duplicate street names. The city lists two Sherman streets two North streets and three Park named avenues courts and drives prompting the request for action.

Allegan, Mich P. H. Beauvais Sherman Park—Park Avenue Park Court Park Drive

Sudbury Methodist Church Holds Annual Conference

The Sudbury Methodist Church held its annual conference Monday night April 9 with Dr. Ira Roberts presiding. Reports covered the Woman's Society, Evening Circle, Trustees, Treasurer, Choir, Sunday School, Methodist Youth Fellowship and Pastor. The pastor Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr. reported 82 new members, 11 baptisms, 3 weddings, 7 funerals and numerous pastoral calls. Changes in officers were announced and several new stewards added. The W S C S served refreshments. Also noted: Boston Animal Rescue League reminds dog owners that 1956 licenses are due by March 31 at town clerks.

Sudbury Sudbury Methodist Church Ira Roberts Worcester The Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service Robert K. Jones ,Jr William Ethan Davison George Adams Leslie Burr Donald Hawes Lewis Greenwood Wm. Davison Ethan Davison Harold Klee Roy Reach Raymond Johnson Frank McAnulty William Taffee W.S.C.S

Bedford bank names new Bedford and Arlington managers

At a recent quarterly meeting the Arlington Five Cent Savings Bank elected two new managers. G Douglas McLean will move from Bedford to assistant loan officer at the Arlington Center main office. Donald I Dobson becomes Bedford office manager after leading the East Arlington office.

Bedford Arlington Five Cent Savings Bank Edward P. Clark G. Douglas McLean Arlington Center McLean Arlington Mutual Savings Bank Arlington High School Bentley School of Accounting and Army Air Force North Africa Italy Donald I. Dobson East Arlington Dobson Wo‘burn Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank Norfolk County Trust Company Lynn English High School Bentley School of Accounting and Finance Air Force

Concord bids sought for gasoline and motor oil

The Town of Concord Massachusetts invites sealed bids from prospective suppliers for all departments needs of gasoline and motor oil for the year starting June 1 1956. About 35000 gallons of gasoline and 500 gallons of motor oil are required annually. Bids due April 23 1956 at 4 PM. Bids read at 7 30 PM. Town reserves right to reject any or all bids.

Town OF Concord Board of Selectmen Town House Mass Department of Roads and Bridges Lowell Road Charles W. Allen H. Whittemore Brown Edward P. Chase Archibald H. Ferran Robert D Parks

Middlesex Soil Conservation District Eyes Busy Season

The Middlesex Soil Conservation District anticipates a busy season with heavy equipment starting at Weston Nurseries on April 9 but weather delays have pushed back every scheduled start. The district cites nine years of operation and top contractors ready to dig ditches, construct ponds, install tile lines, terraces, and diversion channels, aiming to give farmers better service.

Weston Nurseries Middlesex “Soil Conservation District Inus Middleseas

Skyview Dining Room Opens at Bedford Airport Terminal

The Oren Dining Room at Bedford Port in the newly finished civilian Terminal Building debuts as part of Bedford Airport facilities. Anthony and James Vasilopoulos of Lexington announce the new dining room, completing the state owned airport complex operated by the State Airport Management Board.

Bedford Skyview Bedford Airport Anthony and James Vasilopoulos Lexington State Airport Management Board

Linden Elementary Welcomes Seventeen Sets of Twins

Malden UP reports Linden elementary school hosts seventeen sets of twins amid a busy school day. Principal notes students share classes and study spaces, fostering a twin-friendly environment.

Malden Linden Elementary School

Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes and Kindness

We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for floral tributes sympathy cards and other kindnesses shown during our bereavement. Mrs Pasquale Veleno Anthony Colombo Mrs Philip Lambo Mrs Rose Daley Michael Colombo Mrs Rad Arena

Pasquale Veleno Anthony Colombo Philip ‘Lambo Rose Daley Michael Colombo Rad Arena

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Ralph Sirinseath Veral Richard ITY TE CO Billy Graham White House Pres. Eisenhower India Pilgrim Fellowship West Concord Union Church Trinity Episcopal Church Charles Fitts Walter MacDonald U. S. Soil Conservation Service Sudbury River Sudbury, Assabet Acton Board Ling Clonial Floors St. Anea Zetec Aetho Erea Iha Roberts Sudbury Church Animal Rescue League of Boston Lake Walden Tel Clearwater Ben DeRuzzo Dick Allen Laws Brook Road Emerson West Concord Middlesex Conservation Metrict News Carl O. Clark Massachusetts Oren Bedford Port Mortgage Department Middlesex Institution For Savings Monument Hall Gov. Winthrop James J. Keating Tel Stoneham
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