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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
16
Middlesex Extension announces a new television series titled 4H TV Electrical Class to air February 29 at 7 30 pm on STV Channel 2 Boston. The 13 week program targets youths nine to 14 with free materials and hands on projects including a flashlight motor and cord board.
Three county poultrymen were among those honored at a Framingham Country Club banquet for excellent scores in the Golden Egg Program. They received gold egg plaques from the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture presented by the Hon.
Extension Service offers a management course for homemakers. It focuses on resources time energy and money to help families set goals using a workbook titled Guide for Family Living. Classes meet weekly for groups of 12 to 15, with contact at Extension Service 18 Everett Street.
Sadie Evely Stow thanks neighbors and friends for flowers gifts cards and messages sent during her stay at Mass General Hospital in a grateful note.
The Acton finance committee hosts a public hearing on the annual town meeting warrant Wednesday March 9 at 8 PM in Roxborough Regional High School Auditorium. The Provisional League of Women Voters works with the committee to inform residents about articles and encourage participation in the March 14 town meeting and March 7 election polls.
The Sudbury Historical Society held its February meeting at First Parish Church. Forrest Bradshaw spoke on King Philip War and drew strong interest. Officers included Calvin Bith chairman Frederick Y Briscoe vice chairman Mrs Cyril Wynne treasurer Miss Hillda Whitney clerk. Committee chairmen are Mrs B M Johnson public relations Bradshaw archives Mrs L Roy Hawes school liaison Richard Co Hill entertainment.
Lincoln-Sudbury regional reports efforts to mobilize a door-to-door drive for the Heart Fund with a Feb 28 event from noon to 3 pm. Neighborhood volunteers will collect contributions as local officials attend an organizational meeting at Donald L. Brown’s home.
Bedford Adult confirmation classes continue Sundays at 9 15 a m at St Pauls. Family Sunday noted on Feb 28 the last Sunday before Lent. Pine Hill Club holds a pre town meeting at 8 30 p m. Shrove Tuesday March 1 features a pancake festival with races and entertainment to follow supper.
Lincoln Players perform the Dark Horse Revue at Smith School tonight and tomorrow at 8 30. Tickets available at the door or by calling Mrs. Stephanie Rolfe CL 9490865. Lincoln voters must register by March 1 at the Town Clerk’s office. Town meeting on March 21 and election on March 26.
The Comjean family of Lincoln was announced the winner of WBZ Radio’s Valentine contest and awarded a two pound box of Paige and Shaw candies. Thousands of valentine greetings were emailed during the second annual WBZ Valentine contest as AMES and others participated.
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