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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1959

Page

16

Extension News of the Week in Middlesex County flower show

Middlesex County Flower Growers hear about heat saving and light reflection devices. Experts from University of Massachusetts and local fuel firms speak at a Bear Hill Country Club event after a tour of A. C. Farr greenhouse. 4-H leaders to be recognized in 1959 with club register and 10 year pins. Potatoes highlighted as a nutritious winter staple with storage and selection tips.

J. T. Brown &Concord Middlesex County Extension Service Middlesex County A. C. Farr North Street Stoneham Bear Hill Country Club Farr Country Club Curtis Johnson University of Massachusetts, Am Hich Advisory Council John Sanders Westford

1960 Acton High School Class Supports Firemen Gala

Acton-Committee plans the third annual scholarship ball for Acton Fremen with Acton-Boxborough Regional High School students serving refreshments and checking at the Feb 20 gala in Blanchard Auditorium. Bob Adams and his orchestra will play and bolster contests for the high school. The orchestra’s renowned musicians include world fair performers. The grand march is to be featured.

Acton Acton Fremen Acton-Boxboro Blanchard Auditorium Bob Adams

Potatoes Crisp Up When Soaked Before Frying

French fried potatoes become crisper if they stand in cold water for about half an hour before frying. The method helps remove surface starch and firms the interior for a better fry.

Beacons Millings Man Praises Rhode Island Turkeys

Concord-Glenn Seavey of Beacon Milling Company urged Rhode Island turkey growers to stay optimistic at a Minuteman Turkey Association meeting. He noted eastern producers face fierce western competition but argued local turkeys offer a better product that western farms cannot match. freezing is used to ship westernly.

Concord Glenn Seavey Beacon Milling Company Minuteman Turkey Association Seavey Beacon Rhode Island Turkey

Bloodmobile Visit and Aero Club Sno Ball Planned

The Red Cross bloodmobile unit will visit the Acton Plant of the Dewey and Almy Chemical Co this Friday afternoon for employees and their immediate families. The Aero Club will host its annual Sno Ball at Marlboro Country Club Saturday evening with a roast beef dinner followed by dancing and social activities.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Acton Dewey & Army Chemical’ Co The Aero Club Dewey & Almy Chemical Co Marlboro Country Club

Debate on America's Foreign Policy at First Parish

Tonight at 8 at First Parish Unitarian Church auditorium a panel discusses Is America's Foreign Policy Leading to Peace. In Bedford a public library open house Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. showcases the new children's room named for William Stearns Memorial Library, built in 1951.

First Parish Unitarian Church America Bedford Free Public Library William | Tbert

Center Woman's Club Luncheon Event Planned

The Center Woman's Club announces a luncheon titled "Luncheon is Served" to be held Wednesday afternoon January 28 at 10 p.m. at the clubhouse. Mrs. Frank Weatherby chairs and reservations are due by January 23. A food sale directed by Mrs. A A Morrisette will occur with special prizes. Assisting include several listed members.

Acton Center Woman’s Club Frank Weatherby A. A. Morrisette Robert Burneys Paul Kaufman Edward Mann Luca: .Gardner William Stanle

Airman Everett J. Janse Assigned to Whiting Field

Everett J. Janse an Airman apprentice in the USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Janse of Concord, Massachusetts, serves at Whiting Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Milton Florida. Whiting Field trains student naval aviators and teaches instrument and tactics flying.

Florida Air Base Milton Fla Fhhtnc Everett J. Janse USN E. J. Janse Peter Spring Road Concordis Whiting Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station Naval Air Basic Training Command

Bedford Woman Arraigned in Fatal Concord Collision

Lena M Agrillo 27 of 52 Great Road Bedford was arraigned in Concord District Court on two complaints after the death of Lincoln man Wayne Palioca Jan 13. She faces manslaughter and driving to endanger charges. plea not guilty. case continued to Jan 26. bail set at 1300. The fatality occurred in a three car crash. Palioca head of a Lexington firm, from Marlboro. his wife Ethel survived.

Concord Lena M. Agrillo Great Road Bedford Concord District Court Lincoln Atty Francis Juggins Pierre A. Northrup Wayne Palioca Ethel Palioca Lexington Marlboro

Workshop for Page School Arithmetic Teachers

A workshop was held at Page School for all elementary teachers of arithmetic. Dr Gai Cos grove, professor of education at Boston Teachers College, spoke, presented by Miss Margaret Shea of Boxborough, supervisor of elementary education for the Massachusetts Department of Education.

Page School Gai. Cosgrove Boston Teachers College Margaret Shea Boxborough Massachusetts Department of Education

Regional U S Committee to Hold Sessions

Bolton Nashoba Regional School Committee, with members from Bolton Stow and Lancaster, voted to present new methods for financing capital costs in the regional school. They will hold special meetings and not seek a town meeting vote to allow full discussion. Simeon Domas of the State School Building Assistance Commission may preside. No date set. Bolton Lancaster defeated four year high school plan. Stow approved.

Bolton Nashoba Stow Lancaster Simeon Domas State Hudson Clinter

Notes of Interest At Concord High

Concord State drama festival seeks enrollments for a student production promising entertainment and education. Plans progress with details to be shared. WBZ TV airs Sign-On Seminar on modern novels weekdays at 6 PM for 15 minutes. French Club invites classes to join a program including a trip to Athens for French meeting. About 40 new students arrive from the Air Base this month, boosting enrollment.

Concord Concord High Wbz-Tv Channel 4 Boston Frehich Athol

Re Organizing Following Death In Westford Town Board

The Board of Selectmen reorganized after the death of Chairman Roy V Cann. Alonzo B Reed of Westford Street, a former chairman, was elected. Reed and Merrill C Hobart will lead until the February 24 town election. Hobart remains secretary and civil defense director and will act as police chief as did Cann. Reed also chairs the Board of Health.

Carlisley Board of Selectmen Roy V. Cann Alonzo, B. Reed Westford Street Merrill C. Hobart New Town Hobart Selectman Cann Reed

Bedford Auxiliary to Host Meeting at Legion Home

Delegates from all Middlesex County auxiliary units will attend the county council monthly meeting at the new legion home on Saturday January 24. Special guests include Ipswich chaplain Wanda Williams district director Ruth Holt Commander Louis Totino Bedford unit president Catherine Cloutier Bedford Commander Maurice Healy and Lexington’s Irene Webb. President Joseph Milinazo will conduct the business meeting.

Bedford Middlesex County Auxiliary County Council New Legion Home Wanda Williams Ipswich Ruth Holt Louis Totino Catherine Cloutier Maurice Healy Irene Webb Lexington Joseph Milinazo

Amaranth Meeting in Concord Reports Attendance

Acton Nashoba Valley Court of Amaranths held a monthly meeting Friday at the Masonic Temple Concord. Local members attended. Past noble grands of Winona Rebekah Lodge plan a meeting next week.

Nashoba Valley Court of Amaranths Masonic Temple Concord Winona Rebekah Lodge

Concord Plans Science Fair March At Liong Club

Concord’s science fair will be held in March organized by Liong Club with prizes from fifty to ten dollars. Top three winners will qualify for the state fair and plans include discussions with science and math teachers.

Concord Liong Club

Bedford M Is Betrot Nancy Joan Hoffman to Norman Wellington

Miss Nancy Joan Hoffman of Edg Park New York towed by Christopher Columbus School Bronx engaged to Norman Wellington son of Harold Wellington of Essex County. Mutual insurance by Metropolitan in New York and Jack Whitewell Co Lexington. A June wedding planned.

Biedford Liam Hoffman Edg Park N. Y Nancy Joan Norman Wellington Harold I. Wellington Toad Miss Hoffman Bronx Metropolitansurance Co New York Wellington Essex Hathorne Jack Whitewell Co Lexington

Neighborhood delivery service expands in Hardwick Vermont

UPI reports 2,629 residents in Hardwick Vermont with A B Warren aged 73 credited for the 2,497 babies born since 1927. The note highlights local delivery service and demographic details of the town.

Hardwick UPI A.B. Warren Heart Town

Jet Planes Use Fuel Faster Than Conventional Aircraft

Jet planes consume fuel at a higher rate than conventional powered aircraft, indicating greater efficiency challenges and cost considerations for sustained flight operations.

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