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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
16
Francis W. Sargent announces the annual opening of state parks, forests, and reservations from Cape Cod to the tip of the South Shore. The expanded season runs from April to November 18, with more recreation areas and facilities in place.
A fragmented article urges drivers to learn baseball style phrases for crowd management while stressing safe driving. It warns against dangerous highway behavior such as drag racing and crash risks from distracted driving, emphasizing adherence to traffic signs and signals to protect life and property.
Attendees from the junior choir perform at Carlisle Congregational Church with numbers 28 and 8 noted by the chorus. The event highlights the young singers as part of the Sunday service.
A Middlesex health column urges parents to continue the immunization program for children. Doctors stress vaccines against diphtheria tetanus whooping cough and polio plus boosters and other protections as needed. The piece explains common reactions and reinforces the value of vaccines for lifelong health.
Local churches prepare festive Easter decorations and services. Mrs. Frederick H. Greene Jr chairs The Festival of Aunt Olympus to be presented on Saturday June 8 at the grounds of Seam and Park Road. Annual May breakfast of evening group set.
The Civil Service Commission lists examinations for Alaska duty positions including Operations Specialist with the Civil Aeronautics Administration and several nursing roles in the U S Public Health Service West of the Mississippi and Alaska. Salaries range from 3670 to 4680 plus cost of living allowances. Applications should be filed with the Joint Board of Civil Service Examiners in Washington or through the appropriate bureaus and offices.
Mohuset State Ue lewater and Wed report a elementary organization Taé red ground .monkeys of a tannot swittz by their group amid school activities and local events.
Carliste-Merfibers of Chlisle Grange P of Ht Aétea held its 20th anniversary on a Wednesday night at the hall. Mrs. Edna Sleeper presided welcomed visitors. Harold Hutchinson of Somerville Grange organized the group 20 years ago. Middlesex School Hite brothers provided entertainment with assistance from Wortmiller and Wells. Philip Peterson of Billerica performed at 4 PM. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bessie Pedersen and helpers George Porter and others. Next meeting set for May 1 at 8 PM.
Officials announce pre primary registration and physical examinations for West flaten and South Aden districts. Parents of children five by September 1 must bring birth certificates and vaccination records to centers during morning hours May 8 and May 10. Forms available from any school for eligible families.
Carlisle hosts the weekly workshop for Sunday School teachers at the Church of Christ Bedford led by Mrs Trumbull Simmons of Arlington for six weeks. The Unity Club rummage sale runs Saturday April 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and features fine items. Public schools resume classes Monday while the Cariste Ton church meeting returns with afternoon activities.
The report notes demand for women in general business training positions, sales, secretarial work, engineers, statisticians, and chemists. It cites starting pay for men at 401 dollars vs 383 last year, with a master degree adding about 100 dollars and PhD around 150.
The final alumni meeting summarized college activities and answered how former students may help. Rhode Island School of Design will open a graduate school in the fall for a limited number of students. Std activities will resume in autumn.
A damaged, fragmentary text discusses family diet planning with low calorie options. It mentions a new plan to quietly provide low calorie menus for the family, notes tempting low prices at market, and hints at a steady program beyond fad dieting.
Brattleboro Vermont launches a junior police program founded in 1953 by Chief Richard Evin to train about 100 youths. The group wears snappy uniforms and aims to curb traffic risks, colorfully described as patrolling crossings and teaching pedestrian safety to reduce accidents and protect tourists.
The Soil Conservation Service relocates from Stow Street to The Dairy building at the corner of Farsi Street and Sdidbury Road in Concord. The move supports larger quarters due to growth while maintaining the same office location for engineering work. The agency assists 38 farmers with cost share for practices such as drainage, ditches, stock water on terraces, and grassed water sites.
A puppet show titled Refreshments sponsored by Carlisle Catholic Tonne Bed will be held at Monument Hall in Concord on Sunday in May. Local organizers invite families to attend.
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