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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
13
A two meet program at Mer Eysex Electric Company 11 on Wednesday January 20 and Framingham Thursday 14 and 21 covers pork and lamb cuts storage and freezing with a pork and fish preparation demonstration. The Your Meat Dollar program by the Extension Service invites attendance via the department.
Hudson Eugene F O Hey of Bartonrod Stow sustained serious injuries in a Wednesday night crash on lower Main Street near West Street. Police say he lost control, hit a tree, and the car was demolished. He was extricated after 15 minutes and rushed to Marlboro Hospital for treatment by Dr. Lepore and Dr. Temple. He is a well known golfer and Marlboro Country Club champion.
The Christian confraternity for high school boys and girls will meet tonight at 7 o clock at St James Church in West Acton. Nashoba Valley Court of Ambarnths holds monthly meeting Friday night at the Masonic Temple Concord with local members planning attendance.
The article notes Stop & Shop marks its 45th anniversary with a company wide sale and prize drawings through the 30th. It details the Boston based chain's expansion to 210 stores in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut and over 7000 employees serving more than 6 million people.
A busy Acton scene includes a Couples Club gathering at West Acton Baptist Church with an illustrated talk by Dr. Paul Uhlinger on a 4000 mile European trip. Holy Family Sunday observed at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. DAR meeting at Mrs. George Wheeler’s home. Annual science fair dates set for March 4 and 5 at Acton-Boxboro Regional High School. Nashoba Community Concert Orchestra rehearsal at Acton Community Center. Acton Fire Department to hold annual dance at Auditorio in February. No PTA meeting this month due to weather.
Acton Carol F Johnson, 42, of Ayer, was arrested on Thursday at 4 50 p m by Acton Patrolman William S Kendall Jr for operating a motor vehicle after license suspension. It was his second offense. He appeared in Concord district court Friday and received a 10 day sentence at the House of Correction in Billerica.
Instruction on using chopped celery greens in tossed salads or as a garnish by scattering over soups.
Marlboro a 16 year old Sudbury boy arrested Thursday on two counts of unauthorized use of two automobiles and two counts of sounding false alarms. John Collins 18 also of Sudbury charged in similar thefts involving vehicles owned by William Belmore and George Lincoln. Lincoln car found in Pepperell. other vehicle taken from a parking lot. Captured in Pembroke New Hampshire after fueling tank and leaving without pay. Collins ordered held for Grand Jury in N H court. Blair to appear in District Court later. Both face two additional false alarm charges in Massachusetts.
Concord community notices a Thoreau Willard P T A panel discussion titled Family With Fun at Thoreau School Auditorium this evening at 8. Experts on children's books will join. Refreshments served after the meeting.
Federal law prohibits the depiction of living individuals on U S postage stamps. The policy restricts likenesses to deceased or non living subjects, shaping upcoming stamp designs and honoring historical figures through other commemorative formats.
Raytheon Co has been awarded a 4.835 million contract by Dayton Air Force Depot for the production of 7 600 high power electronic tubes and magnetrons for SAGE height finding radars. Production will occur at the Microwave and Power Tube Division plant in War Delivery with delivery starting immediately.
The Bedford Garden Club held a morning meeting led by Mrs. Guenther Mathens at 45 Hayden Jane. Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post 221 hosted a record hop at the Legion home with Maurice Isbell chairing and Paul Knight of Boston as guest DJ. The Legion plans a St. Valentine’s Dance on Feb 13 with Rudy Delacre Orchestra. Rev. Dr. William Sahikian spoke on Thing Unseen, while Rev. Arthur N. Foye preached at First Baptist on Song of Life and Christian Love during infant dedication services.
A historical note recalls Tokyo’s destruction in a 1928 earthquake and again in World War II bombardment. The city’s recovery and rebuilding efforts highlight resilience amid repeated devastation.
Concord Rotary Club hosted Dr Delilah Riemer of Bedford Veterans Administration Hospital as luncheon speaker. The session, presented by John K Damon, noted a joint meeting with Concord Lions next Thursday and listed committee members and guests.
A truck carrying 3,000 gallons of furniture glue overturned on a curve near Workmen’s, Virginia, clogging Highway 11 and delaying traffic as workers shoveled glue off the road to restore flow.
A brief note urges readers to invest in their coat by buying U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic savings effort. It frames the purchase as a civic duty and financial security option for households.
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