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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1960

Page

22

Maynard Couple Honored On Golden Anniversary

A 50th wedding anniversary party was hosted by relatives and friends for Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Pizza at the home of their daughter on Sherman Street. Gifts included a 21 inch console TV and many letters from relatives across the country. The couple, longtime Maynard residents, have been honored by family including son-in-law and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Paul and Ms. Rose Taylor of Hawaii.

Maynard Salvatore John Paul Virginia Pizza Sherman Street Pizza T.V Rose Taylor Hawaii Paul Michael Pizza Anthony Pizza Kenneth Foster Con Nie Aldron Michael Pizza, Jr Patricia Austin Waltham Tovio Kahlainen Sudbury William Taylor Chelmsford John Quigley Treresa Waldron Lowell Mile A. Dumas James Paul Rosario Salamone Rinaldo Mariani

Sudbury eighth grader wins regional gold key award

Janice Guethlen of Carver Hill Road, an eighth grade student, was announced as a gold key winner in the Boston scholastic art awards contest. A ceremony honored 238 winners on Monday. The gold key marks the top regional award. February 18 was noted as Heart Month.

Sudbury Janice Guethlen Carver Hill Road Garde Boston

Stow Women's Association to Hear Interior Decorating Talk

The Stow Women's Association meets Tuesday afternoon at First Parish Church vestry. Coffee at 2 p.m. precedes the 2:30 meeting featuring Worcester expert Mrs. Rein Bergin of The Decorating Studio as guest speaker. The group covers youth conservation antiques art and civil defense with no current president. An unrelated note advises securing electric cords to avoid insulation damage and wire kinks.

Stow Stow Women’s Association First Parish Church Unitarian Worcester Rein Bergin Assumption College Stowe Women’s Association Women’s Association

Concord Police Show Notable Mettle in First Year

Concord Jamies deputy director for civil defense reports that in his first year of re organization the auxiliary police grew to a captain four sergeants and 16 patrolmen. Sergeants instruct in firearms and one patrol officer assisted in field duties. The team joined the New England Police Revolver League and finished second. Seventeen went to the reformatory riot ten to the West Concord strike and eleven answered a lost child call. Summer work totaled 368 hours over 46 days checking homes and doors and assisting in accident cases. They aided in cleaning White Pond and contributed to public safety efforts.

Concord Jamies W. Powers Civil Defense Auxiliary Police James F. Hanley Charles F. Boardman Martin S. Yauga Ae Eee William J. Ryan Elmer Rankin N. E. Police Reformatory West Concord White Pond

Plan Whist Party Wednesday Night at Carlisle Hall

Carlisle Grange Pavilion hosts a Wednesday 8 PM whist party with prizes and refreshments. Last event winners included Edward R. Stephen, Mrs. Everett Keyes, Charles Swanson, Kris Larson, and Mrs. Edna Sleeper.

Carlisle Carlisle Grange P. of H Edward R. Stephen Everett Keyes Charles Swanson Kris Larson Edna Sleeper

Bedford Churches Host Growth Week and Alumnae Night

Rev Walter Rast spoke at Clifton Lutheran Church on Christian growth as a citizen of community and nation during Christian Growth Week. The Lexington Simmons Club met for Alumnae Night with Bedford members, organized by Mrs Barbara Armstrong of 18 Crescent Avenue.

Walter Rast Church of the Savior, Lutheran Clifton Lutheran Church Mardlehead Lexington Simmons Club Bedford Barbara Armstrong Crescent Avenue

Vermont auto sales tax approved in Montpelier

Vermont residents will start paying a two per cent automobile sales tax beginning March 1. The House passed the administration sponsored measure on the night with a minimum debate. The levy is expected to raise 1,220,000 dollars during the next 16 months.

Vermont Montpelier

Card of Thanks for Marshall J. Witherell

The family of Marshall J. Witherell of West Concord Massachusetts thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during their recent bereavement.

Marshall J. Witherell West Concord Mass

Eaton In Favor Of Doomed Tax Defeat in Boston House vote

Concord representative John M. Eaton Jr. supported a sales tax bid that failed 185 to 47 in the Massachusetts House. Twelve Republicans joined the opposition for the local measure, while lawmakers James Denormandie John Brox and Charles Waterous voted against.

Concord Foster Furcolo House of Representatives Boston John M. Eaton, Jr Middlesex Carliste Maynard Stow James DeNormandie Lincoln John Brox Dracut Charles Waterous Pepperell

Miss McNiff and Henry McBreen Engaged in Concord

Concord announcement of the engagement of Margaret Ellen McNiff to Henry Edward McBreen. Miss McNiff, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Francis McNiff of Peabody, has degrees from Emmanuel College and Boston University with NSF study at Rutgers. McBreen is a Concord High School graduate, Huntington Prep and Manhattan College engineer, U.S. Navy veteran. No wedding date set.

Concord James Francis Mc¢Niff Peabody Margaret Ellen Henry Edward McBreen Henry McBreen Mr. McBreen Potter Street McNiff Emmanuel College Boston University National Science Foundation Rutgers University McBreen Concord High School Huntington Prep Manhattan College,School of Engineering U. S. Navy

Teres Electrical Lists Open House at Coyne Technical School

An invitation to the annual engineering open house on Washington's Birthday February 22 from 10 a m to 1 p m extends by Coyne Technical School and Industrial Electronics. Visitors welcomed especially seniors parents guidance directors vocational counselors and veterans.

Washington Coyneechnical School Industral Electronics

Art Exhibit by Concord Public Schools at Library

The library hosts a carefree inter grade art show labeled by clocks for each grade from Grade 1 to the high school. Young artists display bold color and imagination with giraffe and zebra works, pastel wheat tassels, and ambitious high school pieces. Director Mrs. Dorothy Harvey and staff receive praise for nurturing individuality.

Concord Public

Instrumental Club Plans Friday Meeting at Emerson Junior High

Maynard Parents Instrumental Music Club will hold a Friday meeting at 7 30 p m in Emerson Junior High School. Plans and reports on school instrument al music department projects will be shared. High school students will perform instrumental solos and refreshments will be served. All parents and friends are invited.

Maynard Maynard Parents Instrumental Music Club Emerson Junior High School

Thanking Friends for Expressions of Sympathy

The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness shown during their recent bereavement. Mrs Minnie Jackson Mrs Mae Denniston Mrs Hazel Wilcox.

Minnie Jackson Mae Denniston Hazel Wilcox

Grange Holds Safety Night Meet Monday

Bedford Grange of H P will meet Monday at Town Hall with special entertainment. Clarence Damery leads refreshments. Last meeting featured J A Reese of a prominent insurance company Lieut John B Sayer of the fire department and a film. Robert Brand and Mrs Sheila Clark won the lecturer's march. A Valentine party was planned by Mrs Blanche Thompson but conducted by Ralph W Thompson.

Bedford Bedford Grange P. of Town Hall Clarence Damery J. A. Reese John B. Sayer Fire Department Robert Brand Sheila Clark Blanche Thompson Ralph W. Thompson Dorothy Clark Louise Currier Acton Concord Lexington Pomona Waltham

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