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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1961

Page

3

Freshman Dance in Paris Prepares for April Vacation

Concord Citizens Inc hosts a May 6 dinner and program at the auditorium with Lou Nims as speaker. The event precedes the April vacation and features a record hop by Joe Francis and music by Richard Flanagan and Rocky MacCarland. Chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. Luther Child and Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Next event is the junior prom on May 12.

Concord Citizens Com, Inc Lou Nims Comis Joe Francis Sudbury Paris Richard Flanagan Rocky MacCarland George McMurtry John Anderson Judy Bennett Peter MacRae Debbie Martin Dick Chase Elaine Moyer Jack Rogers Cindy Davis Ed MacLeod Cyndy Gallagher Luther Child William Calvin Marisa Gori Ruth Buxton Laura Pollock J. D. Coombs Chu Joanna Child Alice DeNormandie

Boxborough Grange Event Guests From Simsbury Family

Elizabeth Sweet of Simsbury sister of Mrs. Earle Graves will entertain with guests from Finland. Mrs. Richard Bean of Boxborough is parent to Mark Bean and the Bean and Roe families have their daughter Jeane. Her two sons John and Jeff have moved here and now live on Massa Avenue.

Boxborough Grange Elizabeth Sweet Simsbury Earle Graves Finland George Roe Jeane John Jeff Massa Avenue

Bedford Man Is Selected for 1961 Chemistry Contest

Bedford, Massachusetts chemist W. Harvey of Mietcher road has been named to the 1961 chemistry contest of the northeastern section of the American Chemical Society. He will help prepare questions for the Massachusetts Hampshire scholarship contest offering $1,500 in scholarships. The contest aims to stimulate interest in chemistry and challenge students in scientific pursuits.

Bedford W. W. Harvey Mietcher Road M.st Lincoln Laboratories American Chemical Society Hampshire Ge M. Howell Northeastern University

Miss Kinsley Attends Harvard Conference on Psychology

West Acton Katherine Mary Kinsley and 24 Massachusetts school psychologists attended a Palfrey House symposium at Harvard University. Dr. John W M Whiting directed the session on a Review of Research and invited the group to pursue community based behavioral science projects. Nancy Taft elected president of Alpha Rho Tau at Denison University in Granville Ohio.

West Acton Katherine Mary Kinsley Central Street Massachusetts Ton Palfrey House Harvard University John W. M. Whiting Laboratory of Humanity Graduate School of Education Ter George H. Taft Nashoba Road Alpha Rho Tau Denison University Granville,c

Massachusetts to Observe Industry Day May First

Commonwealth of Massachusetts through Gov John A Volpe proclaims May 1 as Industry Day to honor industry under free enterprise. The observance promotes high living standards and worker dignity while countering communist ideology. Chambers of Commerce statewide to spread the observance locally.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts John A. Volpe So Ding Bay State Massachusetts Chambers of Commerce

Sudbury Births Mary Ann and New Arrival

Sudbury notices report two births: a child to Mr. and Mrs. George G. Patrick of 19 Meadow Drive born April 18 at Emerson Hospital Concord, and a daughter Mary Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Fitzgerald of 19 Willow Road born April 16 at Marlborough Hospital. A notice on U S savings bonds appears at the end.

Sudbury George G. Patrick Meadow Drive Emerson Hospital Concord Barry Fitzgerald Willow Road Mary Ann Marlborough Hospital

Concord-Carlisle Dominates Wakefield in 10-4 Win

Concord-Carlisle High School defeated Wakefield 10 to 4 as Dave Nieme and Dick Nieme split pitching duties and Dick Nieme finished the last inning. Bob Baker hit a double and a triple while Captain Terry Taylor delivered a solid triple.

Concord Wakefield Dave Niemi Brother Dick Bob Baker Capt Terry Taylor Concord-Carlisle Melrose Carew Tommy Berlied Berlied

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Ian Asaban Boxborough Richard Bean Mark War- Bean Southboro Lakeside Ave Miss Kinsley Nancy Taft Daugh Massachusetts Avenue Prospect Street Acton U. S Bonanza Red Lies Arden Run Omnatoes Morton Main Street Maynard Derak Pastrom Co-Op
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