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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1956

Page

29

Stow Schools Open With Half Sessions and Bus Plan

The Stow district announces a September 5 half day for Grade 1 through part of Grade 6 with dismissal times 2:10 to 3:30 p.m. Buses begin A routes at 7:55 a.m. and drivers will assign afternoon buses due to staggered dismissals. A hot lunch starts September 6 at the Center and Hale High, with meals rising to 25 cents.

Stow—School Wednester Pilot Grove School The Center School Hale High School Hale High Center Hale Gh Weston Great Road Hudson Road Sandy Brook Corner Stow. Acres Country Club Sudbury Sudbury Road Whitman Street Packard Boxboro Wheldon West Acton Stow- Acton Canterbury Road Schop Lake Boon

Concord K of C Council 287 to Hold Sept 4 Meeting

Concord Council No. 287 of the Knights of Columbus will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday September 4 at anoment hall with Grand Knight Bean J. Moreau presiding. A fall outing is planned for Sunday September 16 at Tyngsborough Country Club with further details to follow.

Concord Concord Council K. Of.c Anoment Hall Bean J. Moreau Tyngsborough

Concord-Legal births at Emerson Hospital this past week

A list of births recorded this week at Emerson Hospital includes a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Grant at 15 Spring Court Hudson on August 20, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Rockwell at 34 Neihan Way Bedford on August 21, another son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Novick at 43 Acton Street Maynard on August 22, and additional births to local families across Lexington Littleton Maynard Burlington and other nearby towns through August 26.

Concord Emerson Hospital Gerald F. Grant Spring Court Hudson Wallace R. Rockwell Neiihan Way Bedford Mim Mirs. Henry S. Novick Acton Street Maynard Robert Rimback Old Colony Road Burlington Paul Campbell Audahan Lexington John W. Roche Matawankee — Trail Littleton Walter W. Seesay Waltham Street Kane Kelly Concord Street North Wilmington Ray Rheaume Grove Road Littletorn Benjamin Shambough Old Winter Street Michael Mikrut Foster Street Edward W. McGrory Parker Street

Coast Guard Auxiliary Hosts Activity Week at New London

Boston based Coast Guard Auxiliary reports that over 100 high school students nationwide joined Activity Week at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut from August 15 to 20. Twelve students hailed from Massachusetts. Donald Sweeney of West Acton was among the group. Flavor note: a simple dish with beans or summer squash, seasoned with minced onion, green pepper, and parsley.

Boston U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary The Coast Guard United States Academy New London

Concord The Education Program Registration Dates Announced

The Concord The education program announces registration for the coming year on Monday and Tuesday nights with sessions on 24 and 25. Registration will be at the high school from 7 to 9 pm. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday nights from October 2 to 21, 1957. Extra courses include children’s clothing and cake decorating. other offerings cover chair caning clothing and IE decorated ware I and II reupholstering rug braiding rug hooking and weaving I and II. Tuition is free with a registration fee payable on registration night. In business education the courses offered include Typing I and II and shorthand I. Driver education begins February 12, 1957. A general information bulletin with course schedules and answers to questions will be sent home with Concord students mid September. copies available from the Superintendent or high school after September 10.

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Bedford Couple Welcomes First Child William Brewster Bird

Rev and Mrs Henry L Bird of 321 North Road announce the birth of their son William Brewster Bird on August 9 at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital in Boston. Grandparents include Mrs William Brewster of Kittery Point Maine Samuel B Bird of Wilmington Delaware and Mrs Jesse Whitten of Chadds Ford Pennsylvania.

Beaford Henry L. Bird William Brewster Bird Massachusetts, Memorial Hospital Boston William Brewster Kittery Point Maine Samuel B. Bird Wilmington Delaware Jesse Whitten Chadds Ford Pennsylvania

Bedford Births and Local Society News

Bedford Births The Bedford Woman's Community Club plans a fashion show on Monday September 24 in the assembly room of the Church of Christ and the public is welcome. Mr and Mrs David A Williamson announce the birth of a son Scott August 11. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert Williamson of Bedford and Mr and Mrs Guy Olsen of Arlington. Mr and Mrs Gaston Goyette of Dunelm Road and daughter Miss Donna Goyette spent the summer at their New Hampshire home in Deerfield. Last weekend the family visited Corning New York to see son Dick who plays with the Corning team of the Pony League. Dick, a Red Sox property and former Concord High star, plans to enter Boston University this fall. Per the outdoor set a stick seat umbrella unscrews from the leather covered seat which then becomes a chair like rest for any sports devotee.

Ways Means Bedford’ Woman’s Community, Club Church of Christ David’ A. Williamson Somervil Scott Albert Williamson Bedford Giy Qlsem Arlington Gaston Goyette Dunelm Misa Donna Goyette New Hampshire Deerfield Corning New York Concord High Boston University

School Safety Drive Urges Drivers to Slow for Children

Local officials and educators announce a roadside safety push as school resumes. Drivers are urged to obey school zone speed limits and stay alert for children darting into streets, with officials noting training will improve safe walking habits but motorists must act now to prevent accidents.

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Walking Away Your Worries A Greek Health Pointer

Los Angeles report cites Arthur Patch McKinlay, 85, a former UC professor, advocating long walks of three to five miles as a health tonic. He cites Pliny the Elder referencing walking as one of the medicines of the will, with Hippocrates noted among earlier physicians.

Los Angeles University of California Arthur Patch McKinlay McKinlay Pliny the Elder Pliny Hippocrates

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