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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1961

Page

14

Mass Selective Breeding appoints Verne Adams fieldman

Verne Adams of Brattleboro is named fieldman for the Mass Selective Breeding Association, announced by president Henry T. Whiting. Adams, raised on a Bedford dairy farm, is a UMass graduate and former instructor, now leaves a 10,000 pound herd Guernsey operation near Brattleboro due to highway expansion.

Concord Verne Adams Brattleboro Mass Selective Breeding Association Henry T. Whiting Berkshire Adams Bedford University of Massachusetts University of Connecticut Kenneth Adams Henry Sobord New England Association

Planting and Care for Roses This Season

Now is the time to plant, prune, feed, and spray roses to ensure healthy fragrant blooms. Prune established roses to remove winter damage, cut tea roses six to eight inches, and delay pruning climbing types until after flowering. Apply complete garden fertilizer to boost new growth and recovery from winter injury.

Camp Middlesex 4-H Camp Opens 20th Season in Ashby

Camp Middlesex in Ashby, on 75 acres, opens its 20th season July 2 with boys' weeks July 2–15 and girls' weeks July 16–Aug 10. Open to 4-H members ages 9–21, with limited non 4-H slots. Activities include swimming crafts nature exploration sports horseback riding boating. 12 cabins house 75 campers. Friday candlelighting service. Overnight trips and local landmark visits also offered. Write Camp Middlesex 19 Everett Street or call EM 9-4845 VO 2-2380.

Camp Middlesex Ashby Everett Street

Root maggots threaten cabbage and core crops

The piece explains how cabbage root maggots hatch at the soil surface near the plant base and feed on roots and crowns. It notes rapid damage, wilting, and death, stressing timing for chemical control and that the first egg laying period is crucial for placement of treatment.

Acton Garden Club Plans Sudbury Visit

Acton Garden Club members meet at Mrs. John Ribeiro’s home on Alcott Street at 9 30 a.m. next Thursday for coffee before touring Garden of the Woods in Sudbury. If bad weather, trip is cancelled.

Acton Acton Garden Club John Ribeiro Alcott Street Garden of the Woods Sudbury

Hale High Spelling Bee Finalists Awarded Medals

Hale High School honors three finalists in an assembly as E Frederic Liakos presents medals. David Vincent a senior wins first prize gold medal, Judy Carpenter a senior second prize silver, and Thomas Cleveland a junior third prize bronze.

Stow Hale High E. Frederic Liakos David Vincent Judy Carpenter Thomas Cleveland Liakos

National Hospital Week Observed in Concord

Concord proclaims May 7 to 13 as National Hospital Week. The observance highlights the partnership between the hospital and the community it serves. Emerson Hospital opens its doors for public tours to show readiness for emergencies.

Concord Emerson

Timing and methods to control cabbage maggots

The article describes egg laying from April 27 to May 12 and outlines control options for cabbage broccoli and cauliflower. Practices include soil treatments before planting, treatments around the base when eggs are found, or treating plants before planting with repeat applications 7 to 10 days apart after setting. It notes egg size and the maggots' soil entry and mentions a paper square collar as a home gardener aid.

Nashua Firm to Locate New Bedford Plant for Electronics Lab

Bedford Sanders Associates of Nashua N H announced a two‑story plant will be built on Route 3 north of Route 128. The facility will house permanent laboratories from Burlington and develop advanced electronic weapons systems. Construction is expected soon.

Royden C. Sanders Jr Advanced Systems Laboratories Burlington Route 3 Route 128

Feast of the Ascension services planned in Bedford churches

Bedford reports observance of the Feast of the Ascension with St. Michael's planning an evening mass. A communion service occurred at First Baptist Church where Rev. Arthur N. Foye preached on Groups at Work in the Church. Rev. Dean Hofstad spoke at Hanscom A F B. First Parish Church hosted a neighborhood gathering at the Falabella home on Burlington Road Friday evening.

St. Michael's First Baptist Church Arthur N. Foye Dean Hofstad Hanscom A.F.B First Parish Gaetano Falabella Burlington Road

Hold Sectionals Together

Metal hooks and eyes are attached to the back of sectional furniture to prevent sliding apart. Hooks and eyes can be placed on the back side of sofa legs and cabinet feet to keep pieces secured.

Children of Alcott School to Adopt Nongraded System

Concord plans to launch a nongraded program in September 1962 for kindergarten through Grade 2 students at Alcott School with potential expansion to Grade 3. Principal J Wendell Warren and coordinator M Virginia Biggy lead the effort, aided by Harvard consultant Dr Robert Anderson, to tailor grouping by ability and monitor progress with frequent evaluations.

Concord Alcott School J. Wendell Warren M. Virginia Biggy Concord Public Schools Alcott Robert Anderson Harvard Graduate School of Education Warren

Sudbury Births and Local Hospital News

Sudbury announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Charles F E Cousins at Emerson Hospital on April 26. Stephen M Clifford and George L Miller of Sudbury have been confined to Marlborough Hospital. Junior Pilgrim Fellowship hosts a dance at Memorial Congregational Fellowship Hall on Saturday from 7 30 p m to 10 39 p m with proceeds to the chair project. Mr and Mrs Patrick J McDermott welcome a son born April 27 at Newton Wellesley Hospital.

Charles FE. Cousins Goodman Hill Road Emerson Hospital Stephen M. Clifford Stone Road South Sudbury George L. Miller Peakham Road Marlborough Hospital Pilgrim Fellowship Fellowship Hall Memorial Congregational Chaifer Project Patrick J. McDermott Pratts Mill Road Newton-Wellesley Hospital

Lasell Night at the Pops to feature Lincoln girl’s chorus

Caroline Heck of Lincoln will sing with the Lasell College Orphean Club a 175 voice chorus from Lasell Junior College in Newton. The 31st annual appearance in Symphony Hall Boston May 19 will draw over 2,000 alumni and friends. The Lasell group will perform serious and popular numbers for women’s voices.

Lincoln Caroline Heck Orphean Club Lasell Junior College Newton Symphony Hall Boston Lasell the Pops Lasell Group Miss Heck Stanley Heck Bedford Road

Emerson Hospital open house highlights community partnership

Emerson Hospital hosts a Friday open day as part of the Junior Five Day program. Volunteers and board members welcome locals and prospective volunteers while stressing community involvement in patient care, education, and fundraising. Dozens of officials and visiting colleagues attend, including Dr. Castelman and Dr. Boss.

Concord Emerson Harvard Lincoln Littleton Maynard Stow Sudbury Wayland Hospita Smith P. Case Board of Directors Vig Hospital Castelman Mass Hospital Boss

Mrs Sleeper Attends State Nursing Home Convention

Mrs Edna S Sleeper of Brookstreet R N Thoreau and Sunny Nook nursing homes attended the 12th annual convention of the Mass Federation of Nursing Homes at Schine Inn Chicopee. Principal speaker was Dr Leslie W Knott from the U S Dept of Health Education and Welfare. About two hundred nursing home administrators from across Massachusetts were present.

Carlisle Mass Federation of Nursing Homes Schine Inn Chicopee Edna S. Sleeper Brookstreet R.N the Thoreau Nursing Home Concord Sunny Nook Leslie W. Knott U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

UCLA to meet Michigan State in first regular season clash

Los Angeles UPI says UCLA and Michigan State will play at East Lansing on September 18, 1965. The only prior meetings were Rose Bowl games in 1954 and 1956, both won by Michigan State.

Los Angeles UPI UCLA Michigan State East Lansing Mich

Local youth graduates from Navy training at Great Lakes

Great Lakes FHTNC C Brazee, son of Donald A Brazee of Maynard Mass, completed nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes. Graduation included a review before officials and civilians as the raw recruit became a Navy Bluejacket for fleet duty.

Great Lakes C. Brazee Donald A. Brazee Maynard Mass Naval Trainster

New Juror Draw Dockets Ribeiro for June Trial

Acton residents are called as jurors with Ribeiro of Alcott Street drawn to serve as traverse at the Superior Court in East Bridge. The service begins on the first day of June.

Acton Ribeiro Alcott Street Superior Court East Bridge

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