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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1960
Page
10
The Fashion Coordination Institute Blyser reports smoother beads dominate the season with classic cultured pearls now larger and refined. Bird's egg sized beads appear finished with a polished, cohesive look.
At Hanscom Field U S A F Base Chapel a wedding united Miss Ellen J. Waye and J William Logan in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore white lace and tulle with a sequined crown veil and carried a cascade bouquet. The groom serves in the Air Force and the couple plans to reside in Verona New Jersey after a reception in Lexington.
Mr and Mrs Ben J Sclafani Jr and Mrs A P Hill recently returned to Los Angeles after a family vacation. Adamses return from Half Moon Hotel Montego Bay. Willow Rebekah Lodge nominates officers Monday at Union Church. Grange members enjoyed a mystery ride to Belmont for movies. Next meeting Sept 6 with officer elections. Pomona outing Sunday. Muffy McKenna recuperating from surgery at Emerson Hospital. Selectman and family vacationing in West Yarmouth. Damon family vacationed at Lake Winnipesaukee. New voter registrations available at town clerk's office.
Rotary gatherings continue Monday evenings at Twitt Trees with July and August plans. Kenneth E. Jewell sent last week's makeup from Cody Wye. Board discussed at Frank Colombo's home. Richard White won a steer door prize donated by Anne Koskiner. Visiting members named from Hudson Concord Southport Natick Watertown Weston Leminster. Illness updates for Jeremiah Lynch and Charles Lever. Automobile Legal Association warns not every passing car challenges you to a race.
Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club to hold a food sale after 9:30 mass at St Irene's. Next board of selectmen meeting set for Monday August 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Gleason Library room with Merrill C. Hobart presiding. Parents attended Carlisle Pups program at Red Cross swim class in Walden Pond Concord Friday. 150 boys and girls ate. Mrs Bernard Reynas a director. Local 4H group read toward Westford project. Millions for New York open budgets of 660 Boys Clubs totaled 15 million in 1959.
In 1959 Concord Chamber printed 26 000 Guide Maps hoping to cover two years. By spring 1960 demand was high, necessitating 22 000 more copies. Each advertisement now appears on 47 000 maps, with AID Inc handling offset printing and storage. The Concord souvenir booklet remains popular with tourists.
At the Polo Grounds on September 12, 1951, Sugar Ray Robinson defeated Randy Turpin in the 10th round to claim the middleweight title. The outdoor gate drew 61,370 spectators, with gross receipts of 767,626 dollars.
The announcement says Wen and first child Luce were born July 16 at the House in Boston. Grandparents are Mrs. Gordon B. Rue and Mr. and Mrs. Symmes. godfather is Brookline resident.
A discussion on whether old cars benefit more from specialized lubrication than new models raises questions about maintenance costs and performance. Experts weigh vintage engine needs against modern fuel and oil standards at the automotive forum.
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