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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1960
Page
4
The Marlboro based Concord Enterprise Press lists editors and office addresses in Marlboro and Concord Massachusetts. It notes post office entry in 1908 and states no financial responsibility for typographical errors with reprints of ad errors. Subscription rates show one year at 5.09 dollars and single copies at 10 cents.
Low cost furniture can still be stylish with dual purpose pieces. Convertible sofa beds and sectional sofas offer French provincial to Contemporary styles in leather plastics and cloth. Ergonomic designs provide a hidden sleeping surface and versatile decor without sacrificing taste.
Letters from readers praise the Jaycees for the Concord Christmas project. Volunteers and local officials are thanked for using Emerson Playground and the old fire station and for obtaining a helicopter with community groups aiding gift delivery to children.
Mary Jo Phillips a fourteen year old from Whitman Mass spends years in hospital and now at home with her parents while battling bulbar polio. She learned Braille and typing with help from a nun and a trainer. With $32000 raised by the March of Dimes she plans to teach Braille to blind children and earn a high school diploma.
Eight year olds and older visitors explore a do it yourself art carnival at the Museum of Modern Art. Kids improvise with paint, string, elastic, peg boards and stained glass like setups to form kaleidoscopic collages and playful sculptures while educators showcase simple DIY art playgrounds for families.
A public service notice from the National Safety Council promotes safety awareness for the new year. The message highlights common hazards and urges readers to practice precautions in daily activities.
The 15th General Assembly neared adjournment as Congo turmoil and a $60 million bill dominated debates. Dag Hammarskjold remained despite pressure to leave, while U.S. envoy Wadsworth wrapped up three months of service and Adlai Stevenson loomed as successor. The session closed with low public attendance and a guarded atmosphere in New York.
In Claxton Georgia a massive 750 pound batch of rich fruit and nut batter powers a bakery that runs round the clock for the holiday season. Fifty bakers produce 4500 fruitcakes at a time in gas fired ovens while freight cars bring in ingredients for the seasonal spree.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts equity suit names Jefferson P. Jatt and Charlotte I. Jardine as parties in Stow for foreclosure of a mortgage on Harvard Road Taylor House. Original Finance Corp seeks sale under Soldiers Sailors Civil Aid act provisions with December 23 1959 beginning description and a January 30 1961 appearance deadline. Witness Edward J. clerk and seal note true copy.
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