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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1960
Page
15
A hospital group announces its annual rummage sale with volunteers assigned to chair, pickup, sorting, and various departments. Key organizers include Mrs. C. A. Morse and Mrs. J. P. Day as committee chairs and Mrs. Herbert nd Mrs. Thomas as sale drivers.
A new nylon tricot process yields satin like fabric with low upkeep. The material is used in intimate apparel from panty sets to sleepwear, offering a satin finish without maintenance issues.
Principal Frediane D Mattioli announced local scholarships for the 1960 graduating class. The Lions Club offers 400 to a senior in the upper third of the class with good character. Forms are in the guidance office and mailed to Wesley J Hirons, Lions chair. Maynard Rocettes provide 100 to a worthy graduate and the class of 1930 reunion committee also funds a 100 scholarship for a June graduate.
The postponed meeting of Captain Isaac Davis Chapter DAR will be held tonight at 7 o'clock at the home of Pascella Peterson in Chelmsford with Mrs Elton Blanchard of Amherst New Hampshire presiding and local members attending. The Tidewater Oil Co is building the world's largest coking plant at Avon on Susuin Bay near San Francisco.
Local women’s pages launch with Gal-Talk and Tillie Taylor columns. Springtime events fill Concord Marlborough and Acton with balls, weddings, luncheons, rummage sales, and hospital fundraisers.
Scout troop 149 announces spring activities organized by Green Bar Council with Patrol Leader Sandy Smith Richard Saxon Steven Haas Richard Edes and Peter Robinson. The acton contingent joined Old North Bridge Patriots Day parade and a three day practice camporee will begin Friday with a night hike campfire trips to town and sports night for the junior league.
Mrs. Charlotte Boudreau Weaving of Arlington thanks her many friends for the wonderful cards sent while she was in the hospital.
Lincoln Nursery School presents Aux Viueur Carre a dinner dance at Concord Country Club on Friday April 29 benefitting the scholarship fund. Jelly Roll Morton blues vibe noted with Historic Jazz Band. Old New Orleans setting features costumed diners, quarter bar, and a grill courtyard scene with reservations led by Mrs. Robert Pearmain.
Community notice calls for men and women to volunteer Saturday April 23 at 9 am to fix up the Little League field at Twin Maples, Little League field. Bring tools and drop bake goods at Sudbury Drug Store for bake sale proceeds.
The Marlborough Grange hosts a Wednesday April 27 performance by Phyllis Richards and her dance pupils led by master of ceremonies Ernest E. Richards. Participants include Loreen Pearl Leanne Cronin Rose Mary Murphy Darlene Thurber and many others from the Waltham area. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Concord-Peter Dow, a senior at Suffolk University, appears on the dean's list. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter E. Dow Jr of Old Marlboro Road, and is a Concord High School graduate who attended Northeastern before Suffolk. Eagles live 25 to 30 years.
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