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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
11
Fragmentary text mentions engineers Donovan Chipman Bielate and Andrew Mist from North Ionan Bedford and George W A bachelor in a division. Reads like a terse notice of engineering personnel or assignment but lacks clear details or actions.
Warren F Birch Mario S Floridia Joyce Olson Donald T Longland Roy W Reach Joseph W Hughes Frederick R Donald are listed as earning degrees from various colleges and institutes including Liberal Arts Engineering and Evening School of Business. Hughes is noted as graduating with high honors.
Belmont Hill School awards 38 graduates including William S. Harris and Clark E. Hill. Headmaster Hamill announced a new 90000 dollar classroom building and an artificial ice rink. Hill served as Glee Club Librarian and won the Crew trophy for soccer and other sports.
The Stow Flower Show held in the Vestry of First Parish Church drew many visitors on June 14. Winners across Iris Arrangements, Miniatures, Mantle, Kitchen, Coffee Table, Mixed, and Specimens were announced with multiple ties. An indoor plant sale, tea service for about forty attendees, and a forthcoming Garden Club picnic and meeting are noted.
Sudbury Planning Board held a public hearing June 13 at Town Hall about land on Concord Road known as Hosmer Swamp, held by Donald W. Neelon, for a possible new Sudbury Center Post Office. Neelon presented building sketches and proposed zoning changes to establish a Limited Business District. The article, submitted by Conrad W. Neelon, could appear in the fall Town Meeting warrant if approved.
The Stow Union Evangelical Church welcomed six members from the Confirmation Class on Sunday June 13. Rev S Garlan Hall presided as new members Carol Roach Judy Carpenter Nancy Goucher Paula Paquet Elizabeth Roach and Deahne Tatler joined. Also noted Rev Alfred Wheeler of Fayville will fill the pulpit June 24. Strieken include a Derby Porcella marriage and a garden party send off for Mrs J M Harrison. Strawberry Festival at First Parish Church June 26 features turkey salad and strawberry shortcake. Further items cover a bi monthly Whist Party and a School Committee discussion on high school needs.
Police report John H. Tobin Jr of Maynard left his wallet in an unlocked locker while swimming at Hansons Beach on Sunday June 17 and returned to find it gone. Estimated loss is $15.85 per Police Chief Winthrop W. Addy.
The STOW Youth Group from First Parish Church visited Whalom Amusement Park on Monday afternoon with Rev. Paul E. Killinger guiding Patsy Dwinells Nelia Addy Noreen Donovan Elaine Fletcher Karen Hunt and Bob Beauregard. Stock and equipment shifted from Hale High School cafeteria to Center School and Pilot Grove School with meals starting next year in Center School kitchen for distribution to the three schools.
At about 4 35 p m on June 13 a fire near Crowe Island was caused by sun striking broken bottles and brush ablaze according to Fire Chief N Priest. During a thunder storm on June 16 lightning struck William Pecks meadow on Great Road burning just under an acre.
The Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association will meet in the library at 8 30 P M on June 25 to discuss the school health program. Two School Committee members and a Board of Health representative are invited, with Dr Burke Dr Fournier and Dr Souder also attending.
William C Kazakas Jr of West Acton, MIT sophomore civil engineering, returned from Syracuse where he rowed as number 2 for the Tech varsity heavyweight crew in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta won by Cornell. He earned JV and varsity letters and shirts from several colleges.
A University of Michigan study of 500 business executives undergoing physical exams found 41 percent exhibiting symptoms of ill health. The report highlights widespread health concerns among corporate leaders and calls for improved wellness initiatives within firms.
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