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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
16
Cardinal Cushing announced a new boys Catholic high school to be named Isaac Hekker. The plan includes a $3 million building off Main Street on Teto Florio property, housing 1,000 students, with groundbreaking in about three weeks.
The writer expresses sincere gratitude for the beautiful flowers and meals received while a patient at North Hospital. They thank friends and neighbors for their support during illness and after returning home.
Friday marks the thirteenth anniversary of Rev William H Ulrich former pastor of St Michael s Church who died in 1947 He was the first pastor after the Spanish separation from St Brigid s Lexington Pfc John F Kearney son of Mr and Mrs John P Kearney Sr 9 Webber Avenue recently left Camp Pendleton California aboard the transport USS Mitchell with the First Battalion Seventh Regiment bound for a month tour on Okinawa Confessions will be heard at St Michael s Church next Thursday for the First Friday Masses of May First Saturday Masses will be May 7 Construction of the new church on Credral Road is progressing Bedford Players will meet on Monday at 815 pm at Page School Cafeteria
Suffolk Superior Court Judge Edward O Gourdin ruled Mrs Ethelyn Fingold not entitled to a $10,000 yearly pension after the State Contributory Retirement Appeal Board had awarded it. The ruling overturns the board's finding that Fingold's death from a cerebral embolism resulted from stress in his role as chief law enforcement officer of the state. Mrs Fingold plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
Nashoba Valley Simmons Club welcomes present and prospective students with mothers at a tea Saturday hosted by Mrs. Gif ford Allen in Elm Street. Mrs. Albert Witherly presides as Bernice G Poutas speaks on college developments. refreshments by Mrs. Dolan and others. Attendees include Judith Cornwall Elizabeth Magurn Gloria Aischaffenburg Deborah Rice Mary Tervo Martha Brown among local students at Sim Meégis College.
Carlisle Laymen's League plans a monthly supper at the Unitarian room to be presided by newly elected William C. Awin. Mrs Lyle L. Grant returns from Orlando and resumes school duties. Readiness tests for first graders in Carlisle schools by appointment. First communion at St Irene's May 8 at 9:30 mass with 14 of 16 children receiving. Waste paper collections planned at church masses. Boy Scouts meeting canceled due to Spalding School. Troop 136 to meet Monday 7:15 at brick schoolhouse with Scoutmaster Col. Jean Jack. Cub and scout waste paper drive Saturday 9 a.m. 4-H Floral Arrangers meet Monday pm at Shop Concord led by Janet Huff Lincoln president.
Hollywood reports producer David Swift praises actress Mary Grace Nenana as the star of his TV play Poor Mr. Campbell describing her as the standout in the cast.
Acton Boxborough unit highlights hospital economics and future expansion for the 85 bed Emerson Hospital. The actual cost per patient day is 32.29 dollars with 293803 patient days last year. Puppets for patients have been a long running project by volunteers gifting 835 puppets in 15 months.
The Art Association schedules July and August classes at the St. Hubert's School barn, including painting outdoor sketching pottery and life drawing with instructors such as Grace Godwin Way and John Black. Registration handled by Jill Cowie. first priority to members. annual family fee five dollars. An auction of paintings on June 4 funds center maintenance. Mrs. Robert Mackin leads the project and details to follow.
St Michael’s Church announces a town wide waste paper collection to be held on Sunday May 1 to aid church funds and community recycling efforts. Volunteers will collect paper from residents and businesses across the town. Tracking details and drop off points will be posted locally.
Maynard Council No 2121 held a regular meeting with Grand Knight Joseph P Cotter presiding. A communion breakfast will follow Sunday mass at St. Bridget’s, Howard Johnson’s served. Richard Mason receives support for Sea Haven project. Delegation attended carillon bell dedication at St Casimir’s with Rev Francis C Miaskiewicz.
At First Religious SocietyUnitarian Carlisle a large turnout attended a Sunday evening session of the North Middlesex Federation of Liberal Churches. Truman Nelson Salem author spoke on Theodore Parker centennial. Parish supper preceded the program and officers were re elected at the annual First Religious Society meeting chaired by Everett F Gapham.
Concord High hosts the Eastern Massachusetts Division Student Councils spring convention with 400 plus attendees from Weston to Boston English. Concord representatives include Donna Dickson Marcia Rainey Carol Austin Gretchen Brown Kenneth Harris and Michael McGrath under moderator Miss Nancy Dix. HELP FIGHT CANCER.
Commonwealth probate notice lists The We Trust Company as executor for the estate of Howard late of Acton. The Cambridge court sets appearance and bond requirements with a return day in April 1960. John C. quire and John V. Hatt sign as First Judge and Register respectively.
Notice invites sealed proposals for Nashoba High School work in Massachusetts. Bids due by 12:00 noon Eastern Time May 2, 1960 at Town Hall Lancaster, with deposits, drawings, and project scope including general, electrical, plumbing, and various sub trades. Owner reserves right to reject any bid.
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