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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1960

Page

12

Concord-Middlesex Bank Celebrates 125th Anniversary Dinner

The Concord-Middlesex Institution Savines marked its 125th year with a celebratory dinner in the banking rooms for 32 people served by Parks Restaurants. The bank offered a 10-piece Amerior-Hocking ovenware set to depositors, quickly exhausted, with 360 more sets ordered for later depositors. The March trustees meeting approved a 3.5 percent annual dividend, raised by 0.25 percentage points, and elected H. Bradford Sturtevant III as South Acton manager. John C. Collins outlined office activity since Feb. 1, and Julian W. Ballou recalled the institution’s long history and evolving financial landscape.

Concord Middlesex Institution Savines South Acton Parks Restaurants, Inc Stedman John C. Collins Julian W. Ballou

Card of Thanks from Lucy E. Wilder

Lucy E. Wilder thanks friends and neighbors for sunshine basket cards and letters during her hospital stay.

Lucy E. Wilder

School cafeteria manager attends Boston University seminar

Mrs. Gertrude Bloomberg of Center School Cafeteria attends a 10 week seminar at Boston University on Advanced Service Management. Selectmen vote to contact Richard Cardinal inoston regarding the Catholic Church to be built in Tian.

Gertrude Bloomberg Center School Boston University Richard Cardinal Inoston Tian

Stow Family Moves to New Jersey From Local Home

Soth Mr and Mrs George Ruth Haussman of South Acton Road recently moved to Mc Guire Air Base New Jersey. The Haussman family were active here with George serving on cub scout and Boy Scout committees and coaching Little League. Their two sons Stephen and Lawrence were active in cubs scouts school band and youth groups. Ruth acted as den mother and then secretary of the pack committee. They hope to return to Stow when Mr Haussman retires from service.

Soth George Ruth) Haussman South Acton Road McGuire Air Base New Jersey Cub Miners Little League Miners Stephen Lawrence Ruth Stow Haussman

Decisions in 1960 themes drive Middlesex talks

World Affairs Council Boston reports results from the Decisions 1960 program with over 5 000 participants in Eastern Massachusetts. Concord hosts Africa's New Leaders led by Mrs Charles E Manion following Channel 2, and Cuba's revolutions discussed by Mrs A E Rowse.

Anna G. Carey Concord World Affairs Council Boston Massachusetts Charles E. Manion Africa Channel 2 A. E. Rowse Cuba U. S J.B. Billings Malcolm Ferguson

Brooks School Art Display Brightens Concord Gallery

Brooks School children from kindergarten to third grade showcase spring inspired paintings and bottle sculpture at Concord Library gallery. New works include the second grade bottle people. Art teacher Mrs. Gat Shell guided techniques. The exhibit opens March 26 with paintings by Concord Public Schools teachers to follow. A cooking tip suggests marinating chopped onions in lemon juice to flavor potato salad.

Concord Brooks School Gallery of Concord Gordon C. Gat- Shell Concord Public

Bands to Give Joint Concert Here April 11

Stow and Harvard bands join for an exchange concert in Leominster on April 4 with practices in three towns led by instructor Anthony F. Cornazchia. Readable student list includes Margo Matthewman Michael Matthewman Michal Mannes Charles Patterson Gale Patterson Ronald Carberry Ralph Hekala Fred Hunt and others.

Stow Harvard Leominster Anthony F. Cornazchia Margo Matthewman Michael Matthewman Michal Mannes Charles Patterson Gale Patterson Ronald Carbary Ralph Hekkala Fred Hunt David Delorev Robert Libby

Land of Light Africa film to be shown at Center School

A motion picture titled Land of Light also known as Nchi Nu Nuru will be shown at Center School Friday April 1 at 7 p.m. Mrs. Charles Childs PTA president announced the program which includes a talk by Mr. and Mrs. William H Addy about their Africa trip. An admission fee will be charged and the 90 minute presentation aims to let town children view the film and return home early.

Africa Addy

Economic Boycott Backed by Jordan House of Deputies

The Jordan House of Deputies unanimously approves an economic boycott against France in protest of the Sahara atom bomb test. The move signals regional tensions and unity within Amman's political scene.

Amman Jordan House of Deputies Thureday France Sahara

Welcome Wagon and Enterprise Mark New Acton Neighbors

Acton welcomes numerous new residents through Welcome Wagon and Enterprise. Families include Schuhs from Columbia CT. Mannings from Waltham with five daughters. Tafts from California with five girls. Williams from London renting with two children. MacDonalds from Waltham with three children. Luques from Storrs with two sons and a daughter. Moore from Pennsylvania with two children. Howard formerly of Chicago renting in Great Azalea. and others from Montclair and local bases.

Acton Betty Olesen West Concord Actons Arthur Schuh Ethan Allan Road Columbia, Conn Schuh William Brand-Rex Corp Waltham Duggan Road John Manning Manning Watch City William B. Taft California Elm Street Taft Hanscom Air Base Bedford London England Roy Walliams John MacDonald Cherryridge Road MacDonald Brighton Stanley Luques Storrs Conn Luques Brand- Rex Corporation Franklin D. Moore Pennsylvania Thoreau Road Moore Eastern Air Lines Richard Howard

Sealy outlines foam rubber feel for mattresses

Sealy explains that foam rubber layers are thinner than standard types and require springs to achieve the typical mattress height. The manufacturer notes the foam adds comfort but cannot by itself reach standard fullness.

Chicago Upi Sealy

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