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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1957
Page
17
The article notes woodland practices can yield up to 495 dollars an acre with pruning and removing undesirable trees. It urges owners to have a forester mark trees to maximize revenue while maintaining good management. Fire wood, fence posts, ties, pulp wood, poles and pilings offer various outlets as forested land becomes scarcer.
The cubmaster notes the next meeting on Monday December 16 in Gleasondale. He emphasizes a gift distribution to needy boys in Stow and urges giving a reasonable present to a boy at the outside gift event.
Albert T Erkkinen and Mrs Toivo Erk are listed as members of a Gamma national association with students at the university in Coral Gables on Pond road. The fragment notes affiliation with a national group and local campus activity.
Acton Superintendent William L. O Connell and Principal Raymond J. Grey attend a joint Merrimac Valley Superintendents Association meeting at Vesper Country Club in Lowell. Maj. Gen. Sidney Wooton, Fort Devens commander, will be guest speaker on Operation Mercy. Wooton previously led Camp Kilmer during Hungary refugee evacuations after the 1956 revolution.
The Carlisle Mondy Unity Club meeting was advanced and will be held tonight at Mrs Samuel Parcpi's Maplestret home. Mrs Lyle Grant, the president, will preside and the group will follow with the annual Christmas party co hosted by Mrs Mark Brook and Mrs Charles Forsaith.
John Crossman of Hudson won first prize with Master Robert Connington second at the last Grange card party. A silver star certificate was awarded to Jenny DeAngelis for 25 years in Stow Grange. The next meeting and Christmas bringing gifts for needy children are planned with entertainment from local models and a tasting party.
Lincoln Carlisle Grange won first prize and Sudbury Grange took second in an entertainment contest at Lincoln Grange in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening. About 70 people attended as Carlisle provided a square dance exhibition and later music for general square dancing. Waltham Grange was barred for professional dancers. Sudbury performed in an animated spelling bee with 18 Giuncore participating.
Mary E Walsh 19 of Ay er a soldier’s wife from Fort Devens was injured when her car struck a utility pole on Central street at about 10 15 Monday. The vehicle owned by her husband John P Walsh was damaged with an estimated $400 loss and towed to Laffin’s Garage. She was treated at Emerson Hospital then returned to Fort Devens base hospital after a back injury. Police investigated by Chief Edward J Collins Jr and Special Officer Richard Farrell.
On Monday at 8 p.m. the Friendship Society and the Twelve Diners present a combined Christmas program at the church. The Twelver Diners note a time and date change from their usual meeting. A separate line notes that farts supply about 44 percent of calories in American household foods.
In November 10 building permits were issued in Sudbury, nine for single family homes totaling about 102000 dollars. Paul Livoli Inc will build seven homes, including the first of 120 next to the Horse Pond Road School. A town hall smoking ban is reiterated with warnings to violators, as cigarette butts damage the oak floor. Christmas seals urged for sale.
Acton Roxborough High School senior Kevin Sweeney of West Acton will graduate next June and plans engineering studies at Lowell Technological Institute in 1958. James Howe of West Acton has been accepted by the Stockbridge School at UMass for ornamental horticulture. The Acton Teachers Association held a social at Julia L. McCarthy Primary School under Principal Mrs. Margaret Barrett. Regional High School basketball opens Friday December 13 with boys and girls facing Groton High at Blanchard Auditorium. girls tipoff at 7 p.m.
An average cow consumes about 16 gallons of water per day, reflecting typical dairy and beef herd hydration needs across farming operations. The figure appears as a general guideline used in livestock management discussions.
Sudbury shoppers find festive decorations in the Sudbury Shopping Center and many stores stay open evenings for Christmas shopping.
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