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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
5
An article notes a three and a half day seminar led by Ivan E. E to discuss standardization in electronics. Attendees included reps from Convair IBM NBS and the U.S. Navy. topics covered inductance and capacitance standards, measurement practices, and future trends. Participants see groundwork for lab cooperation and measurement uniformity.
More than 300 spectators attended an evening exhibition at Lincoln Regional High School. Paula Volk and Marisa led demonstrations including vaulting, somersaults, and dance routines by a group of boys and girls. Teens such as Peter Bacon Kevin Illiam Davison David Nesbitt James Nesbitt Tom Richard Meyer and others performed with mixed skill, while the 17 girls displayed dance techniques and rhythmic patterns under the student body’s guidance.
Fragmentary text notes a student or students with a grade of B and a name possibly Gilbert G. East, Ellis, Bedford, and a location Westford. Details are garbled and unclear.
Open House will be held at two schools on Sunday May 1 from 2 to 5 p.m. Preschool children may visit classrooms and view facilities while parents are welcome. Registration of first graders will be taken in the cafeteria.
Sudbury Community Choral Society of Framingham announces a spring concert at Grace Church Framingham on Tuesday May 3 at 8 p m led by conductor Edward F Gil day with soloists Janet Wheeler Elsa Gerling Charles A Campbell and Robert Patterson The program features Bach Magnificat Brahms Alto Rhapsody and Faure Requiem Chandler Gregg accompanies Tickets are available at the door or from local organizers Betty Warren Mary Bennett and Nancy Outten
Mr and Mrs John Donelan of 320 Harwood road welcome their fourth child and second son Joseph Richard born April 23 at Emerson Hospital Parents include Donelan Proprietor of Donelan s supermarkets Littleton and South Acton Grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Donelan Fitchburg and Mr and Mrs William J McCann Littleton The couple s other children are Mary K 15 John 12 Barbara Ruth 8 The first Amish colonists arrived in Pennsylvania in the early 1700 s.
Concord Woman's Union of Trinitarian Congregational Church hosts the Middlesex Union District meeting Tuesday May 3 at 10 20 am. Speaker Mrs Arthur M Fitts Jr Framingham discusses The Refugee World Through the Keyhole of Austria. Rev Samuel N Slie of International Relief for Student Refugees speaks at 1 30 on Christian Higher Education Fund. Luncheon 12 15 by hospitality committee Mrs Robert S Ireland chair. Nursery provided. Worship by Mrs James H Crockett and quartet members Mrs Carl Aldrich Mrs David Ferguson Mrs Robert Ralston Mrs Myles Standish.
West Concord district's State Senator William E. Hays of Waltham visited Concord Woodworking Company and its staff on Friday, continuing his inspection tours of local industrial plants. He serves on the Committee of Business and Industry and focuses on the regional economic climate.
Police reported a suspected drug incident involving a 20 year old Fort Devens soldier found on Route 2A North Acton and turned over to Army authorities. A second bicycle accident on Nagog Hill Road injured 10 year old Peter Moller, who was taken to Emerson Hospital. The week included four property crimes and one assault with a dangerous weapon.
The Adult Bible Study Group meets at Mr. and Mrs. Ditchett’s home in West Acton Sunday at 8 p.m. The Young People’s Fellowship gathers at the Evangelical Congregational Church Sunday at 6 45 p.m. Rabbi Herbert Rosenblum will discuss Judaism. The Blessed Louis Couples Club hosts a pot luck supper at Roxborough Town Hall Saturday at 7 p.m. followed by a square dance with David Fuller as caller. The Acton Lions Club supper is set for May 3 at 6 30 p.m. at Acton Center Woman’s Clubhouse with an umpire clinic at 8 p.m. at Universalist Church.
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