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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
13
Retail meat prices are posted through August 1 with a final deadline tied to the first live cattle price August date. The program indicates possible adjustments by cut to align with regional prices. Retailers must display current price charts as required by order, with posted prices continuing through June.
Myron H. Clark, longtime Boston Management Institute head and upcoming retiree, leaves the University of Connecticut in July after guiding the labor management program since 1946. He held roles with the labor board and as a consultant, previously leading a management agency and serving on advisory panels.
Middlesex County agricultural agent reports two barn meetings last week. Dairymen visited James DeNormandie on Codman Road South Lincoln to view Guernsey cows and heifers sired by Massachusetts Selective Breeding bulls. They also gathered at Greenfield Farms in Lexington to discuss 2 4‑D use in corn and weed control.
Air Force Public Works in Massachusetts requests 3 770 000 dollars to improve Hanscom Airport in Bedford and 17 970 000 dollars for an air force research center between Bedford and Lexington. The lab would cover 2009 acres and combine MIT Cambridge and Watertown Arsenal research, employing 80 officers 15 air personnel and 3900 civilians.
At the Monday July 2 meeting of the Willow Rebekah Lodge a Dutch Treat is planned. During July and August only one meeting a month is scheduled and nomination of officers will take place in August.
Benrus. Diamonds Elgin watch words to us the sale or repair of a watch is responsibility. Our interest in your watch begins the day you call for it. Ada Jewelers Mainst Gruber Bldg Maynard Mass. Leading watch repair establishment.
Concord hosts first annual lawn and fable rabbit show by the Middlesex Commercial Rabbit Association in cooperation with Middlesex County Extension. Thirty seven rabbits entered with top prizes to New Zealand White and Angora varieties won by breeders from Acton North Sudbury and Acton. Dr J Bruce Galloway presided, Alfred W Carlson kept records, monthly meetings set for the Service Schoolhouse in Concord at 8 p.m. all rabbit enthusiasts invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Viles formerly of Concord announce the birth of their fourth child and third daughter Carolyn at Waltham Hospital on Wednesday June 20. The Viles family includes Deborah Louise Daniel Jr. and Cynthia Ann. Mr. Viles heads a Waltham plant and is a former Concord resident.
Concord past president Roth N. MacRae installed new officers at meetings of both the Chelmsford and Saugus Lions clubs last week. MacRae, a charter member of the Concord club, is a former zone chairman.
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace Gregg Jr of 3 Hubbard Street observe their second anniversary on Tuesday June 26. Mrs. Gregg is the former Helen Elizabeth How. The couple has one child.
Marine Private Theodore G Heyliger II son of Mrs Bertha L Heyliger Cambridge Turnpike Concord is stationed at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island S C undergoing basic Marine training He volunteered for service with the Marines On May 7 1951.
At the James J. Mansfield Post meeting in the Veterans Building Concord delegates to the state Holyoke convention were named. The event runs August 16 17 18 with Commander Frank J. Mc Laughlin and Past Commanders Thomas J. Hayes David B. Williams and Arthur W. Parke among the delegates. Alternates include Arthur Wood Mrs Edith O Neil Harold C Carlson and Michael B Gormley Jr.
Bedford groom George B Caldwell and Miss Priscilla Alma Currier plan a July wedding at Church of Christ Congregational at 3 PM. Ceremony will be followed by a vestry reception. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Littleton.
Concord-Warren N Baxter, a MIT graduate school chemistry research worker, is reappointed as teaching fellow for 1951 1952 to continue research and prep in organic chemistry. He is son of Mr and Mrs Gregory P Baxter of Lexington read, Bates College honor student, and Concord High School athlete.
Concord Art Studios will run summer courses from July 7 to August 25 at the Wheeler Carriage House 7 Monument Street. Mrs. Robert Bergemann leads instruction with three assistants, including Miss Rhoda McAlister Henry and Miss Shirley Smart, all featuring multiple art disciplines and prior teaching experience.
The Concord Woman's Club held a quiet session yesterday afternoon at 80 Main Street hosted by Mrs. William Wadsworth. Rev. Edward P. Daniels spoke on the topic Music. Future readings are set for July 11 at Mrs. T. Mott Shaw and July 25 at Mrs. Theodore Chamberlin.
Historical note claims bees devised early cooling by workers venting hives. The fragment mentions worker bees standing at the entrance to ventilate their homes.
Framingham Marine Corps Recruiting Office notes pre induction volunteers may enlist until July 15 though no guarantee of openings. Master Sergeant Davis says rising enlistments exist with Marines ready to sign within 24 hours after application and July expects a high wave of high school graduates applying.
The Waltham unit of the American Legion Auxiliary organizes a picnic for men and women patients at the Bedford Veterans Administration Hospital on August 1. Mrs Teresa F Mead serves as general chairman of the committee.
Miss Phoebe Ham of Master Field Road Concord served as bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Cornelia Van Rennselaer to Samuel Adams II at Lancaster last Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Biot S Hallo well announce the birth of their second daughter Elizabeth Smith Hallowell, formerly Elizabeth Endeps.
The estimate places Fiji's population at 293 704 as 1960 closed, reflecting growth trends in the Pacific island nation.
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