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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
5
The Roxborough Regional High School science fair announces a two session event Friday and Saturday from 8 to 9 30 p.m. in the regional cafeteria. Parents and friends are invited to attend as students showcase projects with prizes for top entries. Awards include a $30 first prize and $20 second prize with further honors.
The South Acton-Couples Club schedules a whist party Monday at 8 pm at South Acton Congregational Church led by Mr and Mrs Herbert Goodman and Mr and Mrs Rufus McParland. A minstrel show rehearsal is set for Wednesday at 8 pm with senior and junior choirs also rehearsing. An upcoming ham and bean supper on March 119 will have Mrs James Gates in charge of tickets.
Beginning today at 10 a.m. St Elizabeths Women's Guild sponsors a six week Bible study at the parish house with a reliable babysitter offering her home. Women and friends invited. Also tonight the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service meets with hobbies directed by Mrs Grace Horton and Mrs Helen Burr. Garden Club members meet March 9 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Franks Grahams on Dutton Road with an illustrated lecture Shopping in Paradise With Papa by Faith Tiberio. Building permits issued in February total eight, four for single family dwellings valued at about 44000. John K Temperley, meteorologist with the Weather Bureau, visited his mother at Cushing Hospital. Lions Club hosts first ladies night at Sandy Burr Country Club with Maynard Lions guests. World Day services planned at First Parish Church Friday at 730 p m and St Pauls Church March 6 with men and women meetings listed.
Boxborough set to elect officers next Monday night at 8 after polls close. Polls open from noon with no contests listed. The meeting marks the retirement of town clerk Mrs. Eugene Smith after long service.
Sudbury Grangers celebrate their 75th anniversary with a March 8 gathering at the Methodist Parish Hall. A turkey dinner at 6:30 p.m. precedes a program featuring Maude Clark, Ralph Barton, Franklin Fields with Leila Blake, Albert Tallant, Arthur Thompson, Dorothy Warden, and L. Roy Hawes.
A Tuesday Candidate Night at Acton Community Center invited contenders for next Monday's election to present qualifications and aims. Most candidates attended this informative event sponsored by the Acton Community Center and endorsed by the Provisional League of Women Voters of Acton.
First Parish Church featured Rev. Robert Holmes with a sermon titled Dont Slam That Door. Dr William Sahikian delivered another sermon in the afternoon. First Baptist observed Youth Sunday with the youth choir. Phyllis Kinnison and Arnold Whitcomb spoke on Juvenile Delinquency. United Workers met at Mrs Fred Guertins home. Sweden's population around 1960 stood at about 7 million.
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