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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1959

Page

7

Airplanes Grow Popular In Sudbury Area

Air activity rises at Sudbury airfield with local pilots Elmer Benson and Charles Siaff among frequent fliers. Art Morg llo and John Raynor Shown flying AT 6 trainers in winter conditions, Civil Defense合作 with local police and Company A support a new wooden building project for Civil Defense use.

Sudbury Dow Elmer Benson Taylor Charles Siaffarles Campbell Harry Rice WACO Sterling An- Tewksbury Tewksbury Charles Siajid Rice Sud Ynor Sudest Ryan John Raynor Ming Civil ‘Air Patrol Defense Organizatioy Bury Police 726Th ‘Btn Mass Ted Civil Defense Larry Leone

Fishing Country Cottage Rooms In Hart Stream Road

Partial OCR notes describe a fishing country property near Trout Brook with rooms and garage amenities on Gorge Road in New Hampshire. The fragment mentions a sale and possible cottage lodging in a rural fishing area.

Gorge Road Tock N. H Trout Brook

Sudbury student Helen Krause wins Marine Laboratory scholarship

Helen Krause of Sudbury Massachusetts, a junior at the University of Massachusetts, has been awarded a six week scholarship to study invertebrate zoology at Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory. The interdepartmental award covers tuition board and room and seeks to foster future investigators in the biological sciences.

Sudbury Helen Krause Daniel Krause Hudson Road Massachusetts University of Massachusetts Marine Biological Laboratory Woods Hole

Sudbury Grangers Plan North Carolina Program Night

Sudbury Grangers hosted an informal games program on April 28 with humor from Arvid Nelson featuring stories from the Old Farmer's Almanac. The group invites all members to gather at the Grange Hall on May 12 to learn about a trip titled North Carolina in Back of the Cripps.

Sudbury Sudbury Grangers Arvid Nelson Grangers North Carolina Grange Hall

Bargain Day at Legion Hall Sudbury South Sudbury

Bargain Day scheduled for Saturday May 16 at the Legion Hall South Sudbury runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with clothing at the old Methodist Church, a Treasure Table preview of china and gift ware, home baked goods on the Lawn Table, and a snack bar. Participants are urged to invest in their country with low prices and a fun event.

Sudbury Legion Hall Old Methodist

Humus and soil aeration with Bolens 22 tiller attachment

A horticulturist notes the importance of humus for spring soil conditioning and explains how organic matter aerates soil. Bolens introduces the 22 tiller attachment for the Ride a matic Tractor to mix organics into soil, improving porosity and air content for better crops.

Alex Klose Bdlens Port Washington Isconsin Bolens

Sudbury Ballet Recital Promises Nutcracker Themed Evening

The Sudbury School of Ballet presents its fifth annual recital on Saturday May 9 at 7 p m in the Centre School Auditorium Sudbury featuring The Nutcracker Suite with Cinderella two acts and a variety of solo and ensemble numbers including the Pixie Dance and Sugar Plum Fairy. Mary Lucille Dragon of Marlboro stars in Cinderella and The Sugar Plum Fairy with other leading roles and tickets available at the door.

Sudbury Sudbury School of Ballet Centre School Ballet Russe Mary Lucille Dragon

Sudbury Special Town Meeting Vote Registration TV

The League of Women Voters of Sudbury urges residents to register by May 15 to vote in the May 26 1959 Special Town Meeting. Registration hours are 9 AM to 5 PM daily at Town Hall.

Sudbury Achusetts League of Women Voters of

Sayre Doctor Links Emotional Stress to Allergies

Sayre Pennsylvania Dr James M Steele says infectious emotional upsets and glandular disorders trigger most allergies and many patients undergo intensive but futile tests for a sensitizing agent when allergy is suspected.

Sayre UPI James M. Steele

Card of Thanks from Lincoln-Sudbury High School P T S A

The Student Exchange Committee of the Lincoln Sudbury Regional High P T S A thanks friends and well wishers for help in making the Fair of Friendship last Saturday a complete success.

Lincoln-Sudbury P.T.S.A Adv

PTSA Elect Officers On May 18 Meeting

Soyndbury Mrs James De Nordan mande chair announces PTSA nominating slate for the Annual Business Meeting on Monday May 18 at 8 PM in the Little Theatre. Candidacy includes James Nesbitt as President John Anderson as Parent VP Marion Edwards as Teacher VP Martha Norton 61 as Student VP Ernest Ogood as Secretary Cecil Hall as Treasurer.

Bake Sale Run Starts May 9 by 1640 Club

The 1640 Club of The First Parish Sudbury begins a three Saturday bake sale series in front of the First Parish Church at 10 30 a m selling cakes cupcakes muffins rolls breads pies cookies and other baked goods from Sudbury ovens The sales run May 9 16 and 23 with the group meeting May 14 at 8 p m at Mrs David Armstrong’s home to hear Mrs Thomas McDonough discuss flower arranging

Sudbury 1640 1640 Club David Armstrong Thomas McDonough

Sudbury Fashion Show Delights For Scholarship Fund

Sudbury Woman's Club held a successful fashion show to support a scholarship fund. Jane Day of WBZ TV modeled with designs from Marguerite Shop while Mary Griffin sang April In Paris. Models included many Sudbury girls and a French poodle Cricket.

Sudbury Sudbury Woman’s Club Paris Dorothy Fredey Post Road Mary Griffin Joseph Zinni Matheson Piano Framingham Jeanne Curtis Harding Jean Fredey Barbara ‘Anderson Dick ‘Trussell Dick McLean Paul McGovern Margaret la Gilchrist Beryl Derderian Lynne Fay Barbara Grellier Lynne Osborne Judith Whelpley Susan Whelpley Aul Cousins Jonathan_Devemeau Frederick Goode III Ken Neth MacLean Bruce Marshall Craig Smith Jacquéline Deveneau Jennifer Gilday Valentine Ledger Janet Long Robin Long Luanne Silva Carol Clippinger Rebecca Dodge Deborah Dunsford Dorothy Farrell Ry Fellows Judith Fred Sudbury’ Woman’s ‘Club Marguerite Shop Jane Day Lorraine O’connell Edna Gilday Janice McGill Alice Foster Kenneth Cricket Pokonoket Kennels

Film Preview of Warno I Before Rotary Club Night

Maynard Anthony Sebastyn chaired Rotary Club proceedings during a Monday supper at Twin Trees. Robert Bolles screened a U S Army courtesy film Preview of World War III. Plans surfaced for a Past Presidents Night with Herbert W Martin leading, likely at Ray Harris place in North Acton.

Maynard Anthony Sebastyn Rotary Club Twin Trees Joseph Bachrach Robert Bolles U. S. Army Herbert W. Martin Ray Harris North Acton Harold Ledgard Martin E. Wilson Bursaw Edward J Cambridge M. H. Goddard Clint Louis Drinkwine Ralph P Hudson Frank Liccardi Lexington Roland Priest George F. Rohan William K. Walters Concord Andrew Ogren Stone Ham Svend Nielsen Lawrence Carr Willm On John Hill, Jr Benjaminson Natick Herbert Bauer Waltham Paul Iy Seir

Refreshments Served During In Termission

Refreshments were provided during the intermission by chairman Madeline Sharkey and committee members Angie Genna Gladys McGovern Esther Rose Ruth Wolfe Betty Toleman and Emily Logan.

Madeleine Sharkey Angie Genna Gladys McGovern Esther Rose Ruth Wolfe Betty Toleman Emily Logan

Garden Club Tour and Lecture At Sudbury May 13

The Sudbury Garden Club will host a Garden In The Woods tour and lecture on Wednesday May 13 at 11 a.m. Richard Stiles will conduct the tour and provide the lecture for members. If rain, event moves to Wednesday at Plimpton Road and coffee will be served.

Sudbury Sudbury Garden Club Richard Stiles Wednes- Plimpton Road

Cincinnati Adopts Nation’s Largest Manager Plan City

Cincinnati operates under the largest manager plan in the nation. The city uses a professional manager to run daily affairs while the elected council sets policy.

Cincinnati

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