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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
15
The Federal Reserve or Boston announced quota restrictions that could raise oil prices. A New England council warned artificial controls may lift costs for electric, hotel, and heating use, noting the region’s reliance on affordable fuels and previous rail and freight disadvantages.
The Framingham College Alumnae Association will hold a Saturday meeting in Memorial Auditorium. Activities include a memorial service, reports by Dr. Martin F. OConnor, class roll calls, and special ceremonies inducting the class of 1960. Luncheon at Pierce Hall and sales of commemorative ware accompany the program with attendees from across Massachusetts.
The famous spinet once owned by Jerusha Howe and linked to Longfellow is being restored in Boston after years of storage and a 1955 fire. The project, led by Leslie Hall, follows past acquisitions and a partial restoration fund, with completion expected mid June.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of Brattleboro Vermont reports outstanding production records for registered Holstein cows. Fern Side produced 18 656 pounds of milk and 649 pounds of butterfat in 331 days twice milking as a five year old. Burke Lad Made yielded 17 059 pounds of milk and 662 pounds of butterfat in 337 days. Ingrid and Irma show 18 703 and 16 139 pounds respectively with higher butterfat. Rag Apple Model produced 21 693 pounds milk and 764 butterfat in 365 days as a six year old. Bobby Dean Jan delivered 22 400 pounds milk and 859 butterfat in 365 days twice daily milking as a six year old.
Concord annual poultry day at the University of Massachusetts invites poultrymen to the Student Union Building on June 7 at 10 a.m. The program emphasizes new research and NE region experience to help members become acquainted with the latest information.
The All prize herd at Great Brook farms owned by Farnham W Smith on Lowell road is offered for sale. U S Savings Bonds are mentioned as a purchasing option.
When school ends, youths seek first jobs and should bring their social security numbers to employers for accurate earnings reporting. If you have a card use it. if lost, obtain a duplicate. Visit the Waltham district office for details and plan to meet reps at Marlboro City Hall Concord Post Office and Maynard Town House on stated Fridays.
Hartshorne Oklahoma band arrives at Oklahoma State University for a concert meet. The director rushed his musicians but arrived a week early.
Cub Scouts marched in the Memorial Day exercises and attended Memorial Sunday at First Parish Church. Plans for the holiday were outlined at last week’s meeting. The annual council family outing will be held at Camp Resolute Bolton Sunday at 1 p.m.
Committal services were held at St Bernard's Cemetery for Mrs Rita C Dolan of Billerica after a requiem mass at St Theresa's Church. Among artists at the Boston Arts Festival opening at the Public Gardens this week is Jan Watson a 24 Holdenwood Road resident.
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