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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1958
Page
5
The passage outlines a sequence involving Concord, Fenner and Classes, and a high school program starting in January. It mentions Wall Street Magazine, Merrill Lynch, and investor education materials with a Q and A focus. A UPI wire note references a device for weather distances and practical travel reminders.
UPI reports Nancy Hadley discusses the slim chances for real acting in westerns. She says actresses in Western TV must ride, shoot, and endure stunts to be seen, with few opportunities for modern roles and only rare chances to showcase range.
At Sudbury Center School Auditorium a postmeeting tally of 141 voters achieved a quorum as 17 articles were decided in about two hours with around 160 attendees. Officials chose New Bridge Road for the two 1959 elementary schools, replacing Old Lancaster Road, and authorized purchasing the land. A $2,500 appropriation funded plans for a Police Fire Civil Defense Building on Nobscot Road. Some articles were postponed or denied including an Executive Health Officer and street improvements.
Sudbury scouts held Thursday night activities with a woodpecker patrol inspection led by Robert Mackin. They raised 14 tons of paper for $140, adding funds to camping gear and supplies and thanking committee members for a Saturday Christmas party at Center School gym with skits games and gifts.
Milk from dairy cattle at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield Massachusetts during the nine day show totaling about 50000 quarts would supply a family of five for a lifetime.
Dr. Wendell D. Davis of Acton celebrated 55 years in the same West Concord office with a testimonial at Colonial Inn. The 82nd birthday and Christmas eve dinner followed, as colleagues presented him a hunting jacket for his passions in hunting and fishing. Attendees included Dr. John J. Fallon and Dr. Peter Rondon among others.
Chief Waldo D. Wilson and Samuel Paresi attended the West Acton station open house on Sunday. Carlisle selectmen set the next meeting for Friday Jan. 2 at Gleason Public Library. all bills must reach the board or the accountant beforehand. Merry Christmas to all.
A Sudbury meeting approved forming a Youth Council of about forty youths to discuss activities for the league. Police Chief McGovern urged strict safety and discipline for riflery and archery, noting insurance and state approval are required before any range use at Sudbury High School.
The Dewey & Almy Chemical Co Acton plant hosted its annual childrens party at Parker Street Hall on a Sunday afternoon. Activities included a pup pet show movies and carol singing with Santa distributing gifts and candy to all the youngsters. The piece ends with a note about the Indian name for Lake Ontario Skanyadario meaning lake beautiful.
Merton Haskell received a $10,000 gift for the Sudbury Methodist parish hall from the board of missions of the Methodist Church last week. Sunday altar and church flowers at Sudbury Methodist Church were arranged by Philip Morrison and L. Roy Hawes. Christmas gifts to the building fund may be sent to Treasurer Haskell on Moore Road.
Carlisle Grange P H No 402 held a Christmas party with Mrs Bessie Pedersen presiding. Gifts and carols followed, Emma Stacey won the Christmas quiz, and Santa appeared. A New Year Eve party is planned for December 31 with reservations due by December 27 via Mrs Leslie Stacey EM 9 3895.
Seoul announces the Republic of Korea will obtain 210 million dollars in U.S. aid during the 1959 fiscal year ending June. The aid package is confirmed by official channels in Seoul and Washington.
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