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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1956
Page
6
The Middlesex area Soil Conservation Service explains eligibility for assistance funding and technical help. District supervisors decide on priority cases and exceptions, advising landowners on converting idle land to productive uses while restricting nonfarm beneficiaries.
A local offer by Miss Alice Hilliard to a 1956 high school girl who speaks well and avoids faults is announced through longtime friends of Miss Marion Baker. The plan includes a formal reward and honors a tradition linking schoolwork to community mentorship.
Carlisle announces a Republican town caucus to be held Tuesday January 17 at 7 30 at Union Hall. Ex-selectman George W Foss chairs the committee. Officers will be nominated for the town election on February 27. Nomination papers available January 23 at the office of the clerk. Voters from February 7 from 12 noon to 3 pm at the Gleason Public Library.
Clifford Fiske 108 River Street South Acton residing with sister was taken by Twombly Ambulance to Emerson Hospital where he is a patient. Robert Foley of West Acton injured neck after a fall at home, examined by Dr Jack Holmes and ordered moved to Emerson Hospital. Sudbury SUASCO meeting date moved to January 19 at Sudbury Town Hall. More than 460 million acres of U S commercial forest land, about 75 percent owned by private individuals and companies.
Bake sale hosted by Ladies Guild of Mt Calvary Church on January 14 in the church basement with coffee served 2 to 5 pm. First Parish Church annual meeting and pot luck supper on January 14. Nomination papers due January 30. Alliance officers installed January 5 at First Parish. Christmas Sale netted $116.82 with Unity Club. Couples Club cancels January meeting, plans February meet. 4-H dairy club forms Double M Club. next meeting January 18. Service Club of Union Evangelical Church elects officers January 4.
The West Concord Woman's Club meets Thursday January 19 at 2 45 PM in Thoreau School auditorium. Mrs Earl Wheeler presides. Glass blowing demonstration by Robert Lyndon Phipps, Boston MFA alumnus, followed by sale of some pieces. Hostesses are Mrs William Freeman and Mrs James Butterworth.
Rev. David C Pohl preached at First Parish Unitarian on Know- Why. LRY gathered in Alliance Room. Church of Christ, Congregational held morning service by Rev. Marvin L Derby. Men’s Bible Class met in morning and youth group at night. An all day sawing meeting is planned for January 18 for layette fog hospital work.
A call to action urges community members to join conferences to improve schools over the next decade. It warns of shortages of books, teachers, and classrooms and stresses collective effort to address education needs.
Ogden Utah agency head Helen McDonald says the USO is heartened by support but faces a shortage of junior hostesses. In a six week period ten positions remain. five of those to be married to servicemen met through USO activities.
Maynard United Co op Society will continue adult oil painting courses begun last October. Fifty enrolled last fall, with 44 from the prior class rejoining. Instructor Mrs Helen Yuchnevicz, an artist and former Sargent College teacher, holds a BA in fine arts. Ten Tuesday sessions start January 31 at 7 30 p.m. in the Co op hall 56 Main Street.
Public Relations director Doug Eglinton announced on Monday that registration would be capped at 20 to prevent crowding at the Co op facilities. Registration blanks are available at the cashier’s office in the Co op supermarket on Main Street Maynard. Any farmer or rancher may request federal government support to share the cost of conservation practices included in the county CP needed on their farm.
Victor Yngve of Holden Wood Road is appointed to fill a vacancy on the public relations committee of the United Co op Society of Maynard. He teaches and works at MIT Cambridge and is an Antioch and University of Chicago alumnus. He will serve until the March 1956 membership elections and helps sponsor the Co op Summer Day Camp Green Sox team and the annual children’s Christmas party.
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