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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
3
Superintendent Whitman Pearson and School Secretary Priscilla Felt announced a revision of the School Department's Teachers Guide. The new edition explains the Physical Education Athletics Insurance Plan lists scholarships for Acton High School students and names the educational funds.
Consford Harry S. Martin of 110 Concord road Bedford has been appointed a social worker by the Concord Board of Public Welfare and has begun his duties assisting Brad ford Robinson, board agent. He is a Dartmouth College graduate and earned a Master of Science in social service from Boston University in June. He did field work at the Boston Children's Aid Society and the Boston State Hospital at Mattapan.
The German Tourist Office says latest stock and exchange quotations can be obtained by calling the federal post office in large German cities. The fee is double the standard rate.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club will host a clambake on Sunday September 2 at Strawberry Hill Road. James W. Powers chairs the event which begins at 1 PM with clams buttered corn and lobster. Proceeds aid the upcoming cedar log clubhouse overlooking Angier's Pond with picnics and amusements for families.
State conservation officers in Saginaw Michigan found pheasant eggs in duck nests on Saginaw Bay prompting surprise among biologists. The discovery suggests unusual nesting behavior or interspecies nesting activity observed by federal and state wildlife agents.
Sudbury and surrounding towns report extended vacations by William I Goulding and Edmund C Stone at Orleans Cape Cod and Allan A Resort Lake Winnipesaukee. Albert Haynes orchestra entertained in Rockport Camden and Wobster, with goat show in Framingham drawing 107 dairy goats. state show set for August 19 at Raceland Framingham. Walter Hicklers return from Portsmouth NH visiting Isle of Shoals and Unitarian conference friends.
Carol Hickler has been visiting her aunt in Portsmouth since the first of July and returned to Sudbury with her parents last week.
The Doll Study Club plans its annual picnic Saturday at the home of Agis Rossi on Boston Road. Doll makers and collectors from across New England will display samples and collections. several out of state clubs have been invited. A brief business meeting will be led by president Mrs May Connors of Dorchester and entertainment will follow.
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