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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1960
Page
19
Town Hall and Groton Town Hall will host a poultry meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. A film titled Old ers will be shown, with Glenn Sno featured in the program.
D V I E n eyenbos of the University of Massachusetts and Pierre Boucher head of poultry at the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture are cited. A quip notes that an American pays 50 cents to park for a 25 cent sandwich. Wilner Wedgie is linked to Wilner Wood Products Company publication.
Concord National Guardsmen invite residents to an Open House at the State Armory on Monday February 22 from 2 to 5 PM. Lt Raymond J Garcia says Muster Week includes a surprise 90 minute alert to test readiness and community role of the National Guard.
Concord William Larson, 19, stationed at Hanscom Air Base Bedford, was arraigned on three complaints filed by police Friday in district court. He pleaded not guilty and was found guilty of drunkenness driving under the influence of liquor and driving so as to endanger. The incident was investigated by Patrolmen William Landini and Special Officer Robert Anderson.
Mr and Mrs H David Keizer formerly Susan Bridgeo of 1 Lexington Road are the parents of their first child a son Michael Davis born February 6 at Winchester Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Daniel J Doherty Bedford and Mr and Mrs Harold Keizer Concord Great grandmothers are Mrs Mary Magurn Concord Mrs Georgianna Nelson Burlington and Mrs Mary Bridgeo Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Dixon announce the birth of their third child and second son George Leonard at their Brooks Road home. Rev Morris R. Robinson spoke to St Anne s Church guild on How Our Church Does its Mission Work. Meetings held at Mrs Gibson Busfield s Old Bedford Road home with coffee served. St Anne s Church Service League met at Mrs Leo A Palmer s South Great Road home to plan projects. Refreshments served by Mrs Palmer and Mrs Hector Butler. Archie Epps, renowned Negro spiritualist, attended Pilgrim Fellowship Sunday. Rev Charles M Styron shown pictures from his family s European tour. February is Heart Month.
Researchers propose using synthetic skunk juice derived from refinery chemicals to mimic the rattlesnake’s natural enemies. The oil scent could deter snakes from camp sites, offering a chemical barrier for hikers and campers.
In Mrs Standish Grade 1 pupils studied Abraham Lincoln childhood virtues with a Roosevelt School focus. Grade 5 science explored magnetism electricity with an improvised electromagnet and telegraph instrument by Allan Helenius David Wade and Paul Toohey. Grade 6 displayed science elements by Susan Brooks and Douglas Miller.
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Hanscom Air Base next Tuesday at the gymnasium from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sergt. Ronald Parenteau serves as project officer and organizers seek more donors.
There is no Capt. Davis Chapter D A R meeting in February. Young People’s Fellowship meets at Evangelical Congregational Church Sunday at 6 45 with a screening and discussion of The American Jew. Nashoba Community Orchestra reversal at the Community Center Tuesday at 7 30. Friendship Society hosts a Chinese dinner at the Baptist Church Monday night with help from the Chinese Church.
Miss Carole Ellen Dreske daughter of Allen Dreske of Michigan City Ind weds George Hobart son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Hobart of Bellear Hill road in Evanston Ill The couple will reside in Chicago where he works for Lakeside Press He is a Quincy High School Coburn College graduate with a masters from the University of Massachusetts He is a Naval Reserve member and Delta Epsilon fraternity member
Carlisle Grange members attend the Past Masters Association meeting at Tyngsborough Town Hall Friday night. Mrs Edna Sleeper RN past president will head the local delegation for Middlesex Essex Chapter of the Massachusetts Federation of Nursing Homes at Ship's Haven Lynnfield.
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