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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1958
Page
5
Civic leaders and high officials from Worcester to Lowell attend a veterans event at which Judge Northup and others from Concord District Court are present. D.A.V. members and auxiliary join the ceremony as Phillips lauds Mrs Rogers for decades of service to the sick and wounded amid Cold War security talk and mutual security programs.
Pvt 1-C Donald begins eight weeks of basic training under the 1955 Re- Act at Dix with the 1st Training Dix. He receives military instruction and guidance from the post chaplain before six weeks of active duty and transfer to an Army War Guard unit. He is the son of Mr L Marquig of the area.
Mrs. Marjorie Thompson leads the Hooked Rug Group at Mrs. Arthur Howland’s Goodman Hill Road home. The group, active for years, shares rug making and fellowship, with a December 4 lecture by Mrs. Maybelle Manning on decoupage and a December 11 program by the Baroque Trio Boston Chamber Players.
Nashoba group forms a commit set of by-laws led by Stanley. Organization aims to formalize governance and activities with new rules and member roles.
Sudbury Troop 89 led by Mrs Malcom Trees and Mrs Amandy Troisi welcomed Diane Rose and Stephanie Smale. They plan a Christmas party and gifts for hospital wards while selling calendars to raise funds. Troop 114 met at the Legion Hall and considered a Christmas Dance. A robin letter to Mrs J Carrell Morris Sue and Ellen in Egypt was noted. The Sudbury Day Camp Committee met to review last summer and set camps for August 3 to 13 and August 17 to 27 open to other towns after June 15. The 2023 budget was approved with a 9.70 two week fee.
Two runaways located in Florida have returned to Sudbury. Police Chief John McGovern addressed a Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School driver class. A girl injured by a car near Hudson recently was released to celebrate Thanksgiving with family. Glass broken at Amoco gas pumps and a vacant Crystal Lake Drive home entered. Saturday saw a two car accident near St. Hubert's School with no injuries. Route 20 crash near Kaffestuga involved a pole. A tree down blocked a road early Sunday. A prowler was reported on Dudley Road. Louis Cassella reports thefts under investigation.
The Bedford Historical Society hosts Dana B. Clark speaking on Old Houses and Their Construction Friday at 8 p.m. in the Bedford Free Public Library room. Public invited. three committee slots open. call Mrs. Dexter Allen for camping program service.
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