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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1960

Page

10

P T A Night Features Music Talk and Open Discussion

Maynard P T A presents an 8 o'clock program in George Washington Auditorium includ ing a junior high chorus led by Charles Garabedian with songs such as Without a Song and Somewhere Over the Rainbow. H. Frederick Brown will speak on Obscene Literature followed by an open discussion and a brief business meeting. The program ends with a refreshment period and notes the final regular meeting of the year.

Maynard Maynard P.T.A George Washington Auditorium Charles Garabedian Caroline Stansfield David McKenna Jonn Carke Nola Baumeister David Tompkins Jeffrey West Constance Whitney Janet Lankiewicz Paula Joyal Jean Wick Tiritomba Ann O'Brien H. Frederick Brown Brown Helen Hatch Thelma Greenaway P.T.A Green Meadow School

Power Carts in Stow Must Be Registered for Street Use

Stow Police Chief Winthrop W. Addy warns that power driven carts or “bugs” are motor vehicles and require proper registration and a valid operator license from Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles before use on public ways. Unregistered carts may only be moved on highways when on a truck or trailer. Parents are urged to keep carts on private property or ensure licensed operators and vehicle registration.

Stow Chief Addy Registry of Motor Vehicles of The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Addy

Concord realtor named delegate to world realty congress

Concord P D G Fred T Boyd of Rotary International and well known local realtor is among four U S realtors serving as officers. He will attend the 11th annual congress of the International Real Estate Federation in Salzburg Austria from June 18 to 22.

P.D.G. Fred T. Boyd Rotary International Concord United States Salsburg Austria

South Sudbury Girl Elected to New Post at Beaver College

Miss Peggy Ann Clark of South Sudbury becomes chairman of Beaver College’s judicial board. A Beaver junior majoring in health and physical education she has long led campus groups and participated in varsity softball, junior varsity hockey and basketball. Her parents are Mrs. Frederick Clark and she is Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School alumna.

Jenkintown Peggy Ann Clark Concord Road South Sudbury Judicial Beaver College Beaver Miss Clark Frederick Clark Lincoln-Sudbury Judicial Board The Athletic Association George J. Raymond Lincoln- Sudbury Regional

Sudbury Area Easter Seal Appeal Totals $4092

Sudbury Framingham area contributions to the Easter seal drive reached 4092 as of last week. The figure was reported by Raymond L. Hilliard executive vice president of Framingham Trust Company and campaign area treasurer.

Sudbury- Framingham Raymond L. Hilliard Framingham Trust Company

Big Tree Planting at Center School in Stow Saturday

Center School grounds host the annual spring tree planting ceremony in Stow this Saturday at 10 a.m. Civic groups have donated trees while Troop 1 Boy Scouts will plant under Tree Warden Douglas V. Trefry supervision. A total of 37 tree varieties will be planted, with 44 other trees added on public ways during the week.

Stow Center School Troop 1 Boy Scouts of America Douglas V. Trefry Roxborough Road Trefry Civic Club Bechtel Men’s Club Girl Scouts of America Grange Garden Club Parent-Teacher Association Women’s Association

Africa change and challenge discussed by League unit series

The League of Women Voters foreign policy committee hosts three units April 25 26 27 on Africa change and its challenges. Members include Mmes William Warren Ralph Robins Alan Elinthorpe Arthur Singer Grant Logke Del mar Ubersax and John Mason. Meetings at Peakham and Dutton roads with transportation help from Mrs David Armstrong.

Sudbury Africa The League of Women Voters Mmes William Warren Ralph Robins Alan Elinthorpe Arthur Singer Grant Logke Delmar Ubersax John Mason John Powers Peakham Road Grant Locke Dutton Road Frank Graham David Armstrong

Carlisle Historical Society hears Carlisle in the 17th Century

The Carlisle Historical Society met at Union Hall with Donald A. Lapham as speaker on Carlisle in the 17th Century. The note adds the average car headlights 27 versus house 22 for context.

Carlisle Historical Society Union Hall Donald A. Lapham Carlisle

Women club lunch gathers in West Boylston April 27

The 11th District Presidents' Club of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs meets at Franklin Manor West Boylston on Wednesday April 27 at 1 p.m. The luncheon program, “With A Song In My Heart,” features Mrs James S Mulroy as presenter with Mrs Edwin M Chaffee as accompanist. Reservations are due by April 23 to Mrs Francis Raynor.

Sudbury Franklin Manor West Boylston Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs Wayland Concord Acton Maynard Hudson Marlboro Francis Raynor Moore Road Albert H. Picking Westford James S. Mulroy Edwin M. Chaffee

Cinema 60 Series Continues With Kind Hearts and Coronets

Sudbury presents Alec Guinness in Kind Hearts and Coronets as this month’s film. Sunday at 7 30 p m, followed by Marcel Marceau in In The Park as the short subject.

Sudbury Kind Hearts Coronets Alec ‘Guinness Marcel Marceau

Sudbury Couple Welcome Daughter Susan Elizabeth

Sudbury Mr and Mrs Walter Higgins announce the birth of their fifth child and first daughter Susan Elizabeth at Emerson Hospital Concord. The baby’s mother is Betty McCree former of Newtonville. paternal grandparents are James McDonald Hyde Park. Susan has four brothers James David Stephen and Kenneth.

Sudbury Walter Higgins Susan Elizabeth Emerson Hospital Concord Higgins Betty McCree John McCree Newtonville Ave Newtonville James McDonald Hyde Park Susan James David Stephen Kenneth

Concord Wins Eight-Team Invite In Close Dyna Track Meet

Concord tops an eight team invitational with 334 points earning five firsts across sprints and field events. John Alden led with a first in the 440 yard dash and Oliver Ames scored in multiple events while Lexin and Jones collected top finishes including high jump and relay wins for Concord.

Concord John Alden Concord ‘High Lext Bernie Me O’connor John O’ Ter Carew Bob John Deney Mack Viscariello Skoog Homer Beharrell Alden Duncan Lewi Johnson Baitmond Hale Duggan Cormack Fourt Wski Coga Skoog Jones Cond Thin Bedford

Police Report Details Suspicious Wire Theft and Drunk Driving

Acton weekly police log notes a B & M Railroad wire theft probe on River Street with 46 year old Billerica resident under investigation. A second incident: Frederick Lawrence 17 of South Acton was found drunk after a one car crash at River and Parker streets, with a 19 year old passenger also convicted of drunkenness and placed on four months probation. Police also investigated a dog attack on hens on Newton Road and questioned a 24 year old Medford man for furnishing liquor to a minor, threatening charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. A fishing pole on Main Street was recovered and may be claimed after identification.

David W. Scribner Board of Selectmen Charles D. MacPherson Newton Rd Sergt. C. R. Fenton, Jr Medford Main Street North Acton

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