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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1961
Page
9
Extension service urges immediate ant control in homes across Middlesex County. Keep kitchen areas clean, store sweets in sealed containers, wipe spills, and follow insecticide directions. For guidance contact the Extension Service at 19 Everett Street and prevent ant infestations.
A series of three online homemakers courses offered by the Extension Service will meet at Burlington Public Library from 10 to 11 30 a m on Tuesdays. March 7 features New Ways with Dairy Foods by Mrs Erna K Carmichael. March 14 covers How Not To Go Broke led by the writer. All residents may attend free with advance registration at the library or by calling EM 9 4645 or VO 2 2380.
Max G. Fultz explains forest management under A. C. P. guidance. Local offices offer cost share for thinning pruning seedling release fire protection and other practices. White pine dominates the area with pruning to height and limb scar healing boosting future lumber quality. Seedling orders should be placed now for spring planting and Lambert the district forester can authorize.
Stow Stow Garden Club announces the 1962 officer slate with Mary Warren as President and Alice Creaman as Vice President. Virginia Robus is Secretary Edna Petersen is Treasurer. executive committee members are Margaret Purinton Edna Lowe and Celta Ward. Next meeting at Janet Derby's home features Birds in Song and Story. Hostesses include Fletcher Mazur and Gast.
Stow resident Anthony born 1922 in Breckenridge Minnesota, Air Force instructor, later engineer and manager at Raytheon, founded Stow Businessmen's Assembly in 1960. He aims to improve communications, promote business growth, long range planning, growth control, and youth involvement for Stow town leadership.
Concord Academy exhibits at the Concord Library with a Fenn School display set for February 25. Public events include mid week services at Trinity Episcopal Church and a West Concord Woman’s Club flag sale inquiry. Lent Stations at St Bernard’s and Our Lady’s, and town budget reflections on efficiency and local governance are noted.
A Massachusetts program launches a free community screening for diabetes in Wayland and Sudbury. The Parmenter Health Center will host tests April 24 to 29 for residents aged 14 and up or younger with a diabetic background. Contact Mrs. William Mahoney for information.
Local families welcome newborns with several births reported at Emerson Hospital. A daughter to Mr and Mrs James Taranto of Concord on February 5 joins a string of newborns including sons for Howard William, Raymond Tannuzzo, Thomas Burak, and William Mafera, and a daughter for Kenneth Read, with additional births for Joseph DesRochers and George Tomscin in nearby towns.
A Zotos spokesman markets Moisture Wave, a new permanent that uses moisture wraps instead of end papers to slow moisture absorption during waving. The system, with a special lotion and neutralizer, aims for a bouncy, non drying result and claims benefits for gray or tinted hair and very dry hair.
Maynard High School students and staff participate in workshops sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of Education in Waltham and Framingham. Attendees include Mrs. Richard Clark and Anthony Feroci at language sessions led by James Lowers and others, plus Principal Mattioli at planning for the Eastern Mass Division of Student Council spring convention at Dedham High on April 8.
The Sudbury Players announce a children’s production of The Emperor's New Clothes to be staged March 10 and 11 in Sudbury. Mary directs with Lettie Cowden assisting, featuring Mrs. Bishop and Cowden in leading roles and production duties. Tickets for Friday night and Saturday matinee are available from Jean O'Brien. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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