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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1960
Page
18
A special Call to Church program on WEEI will air Sunday morning at 8:30. Christian Science practitioner Floyd Summers of Boston will discuss Your Freedom from Unwholesome Influences in a 30 minute broadcast produced via The Mother Church facilities in Boston. February is Heart Month.
Sudbury junior Peggy Clark of 150 Concord Road Jay is named co chairman of the Beaver College funded entertainment committee for the Junior Prom on February 12. A member of the health and physical education department and a Sudbury regional high school graduate, she is the daughter of Mrs Frederick L Clark.
Sudbury first neighborhood meeting for G S leaders co leaders and troop committee members will be held February 16 from 9 30 to 11 30 am at St Elizabeth's parish hall Under Chairman Mrs Claude Cane the gathering aims to unite the neighborhood volunteer body and discuss 1960 activities A fashion show with commentaries by Mrs Peter Senecal Brownie group discussion led by Mrs John Schjel derup and the intermediate group led by Mrs Hamilton Coffee will be served at 9 30 sharp.
Relics unearthed last June at the Mansion Inn site in Sudbury are on display at Goodnow Library. Excavators Leslie L. Longworth and J. Alfred Mansfield of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society report the 3500 year old objects include cremation and burial offerings and interesting implements.
Sudbury pupils from Mrs Mills class at Horse Pond School completed an Air Travel unit. Maj John Keator of MIT spoke to third to fifth graders, sharing two films on air force aviation and Thunderbir, with 25 plus airplanes on display for the exhibit.
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