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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1959
Page
3
Si May details two 7521 P addresses in Concord Marlboro and appears to reprint ad parts due to typographical errors. It cites Representative Jul Suthens Special Agency at 38 Street Boston and Julius Special Agency 400 Madison Avenue New York. Gas yearly rate listed as 85.00.
Advertising copy for the newspaper must be submitted in the office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, the day before publication.
The Framingham venue announces a bar open on Friday and Saturday evenings through the season. Refreshments will accompany Carousel audiences before and during intermissions, with a new champagne bar and a patio area under design for comfort and relaxation.
The article describes preserving natural beauty and grain of west coast hemlock by light sanding and applying a clear coat of wax. It notes the process is simple for homemakers using a soft cloth to wipe down the wall.
The Boston Jazz Festival spotlights homegrown talent with Duke Ellington's orchestra featuring four former Boston natives. Johnny Hodges Harry Carney Paul Gonzalves and Jimmy Woode gain global acclaim while local favorite Pomeroy leads his Gloucester band. Roxbury born Ruby Braff Dorchester native Buzzy Drootin and Toshiko the Tokyo born pianist headline alongside Boston affiliates.
A doctor argues most foot problems stem from hard walking surfaces and suggests barefoot walking on sandy soil to cure many issues. He notes wood flooring like fir and west coast hemlock are resilient and cushion the skeleton, aiding comfort in homes and offices.
St Bridget Cadets defeated St Theresa's Cadets 65 at Billings Field West Roxbury in a postponed game. Relief pitching by Uglevich and timely hitting by Mullin and Ruggerio led the comeback with Mullin driving in three runs including a key triple. The win boosts hopes for a diocesan championship as the teams prepare for a Sunday rematch.
The article suggests a diagonal two by ten cedar fence to block sightlines from trees while letting breeze pass. It promotes a private courtyard feel and notes new furniture polishes that spray on to trap dust, reducing dusting chores and inhalation.
Police report little crime this week as scam artists leave town. Detectives describe a molest er of a 13 year old girl active in the area and provide a description of the suspect and his car. A West Concord girl’s quick thinking aided officers who circulated the description to Concord and nearby communities. The force seeks to question the suspect to illustrate court handling of such offenses.
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Van Ness of 4 Hawthorn Street West Acton are the parents of a daughter born on August 5 at Emerson Hospital.
Eight out of ten women recently surveyed prefer wood paneled walls for family and play rooms. Douglas fir and West Coast hemlock are popular choices for their beauty and durability.
The Emerson Playground closes with trips for boys to Whalom Park and girls to Jamaica Plain's Children’s Museum. West Concord boys beat Concord despite rain, while Ripley Playground enjoyed trips to the Metropolitan Theatre for The Little Men and a Bedford circus.
Rev. Robert G Buckley spiritual director and President Thomas F Con an to lead first fall meeting set for Sept 13 with next gathering on Aug 19 at President Conlons home 73 Central Street in Concord. Australia’s mistletoe bird feeds its young while hanging upside down.
The Greater Lowell Kennel Club will co host its first twin show on August 15 and 16 attracting unprecedented entries. Richard S. South Lincoln will be chief ring steward with his son assisting, Worcester Merriam. Alvin Litchfield of Stow will judge many working breeds with local exhibitors including Charley Lowell Nobles of Concord and Dr Vincenzo Calvarese of Bedford.
The board of selectmen will hold its next meeting on Tuesday August 25 at Town Hall. Rev Charles Spear will preach at morning worship at Union Church on Sunday at 10. Youth members plan a church retreat early next month.
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