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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1954
Page
17
A series of observances is planned including a 2 PM flag raising and a morning forest dedication ceremony at TON Forest. Members from the federation will plant a tree and participate in exercises before a community picnic.
Sudbury artist Sudbury Loring W Coleman Jr won a Gold Medal in watercolor for Major and His Master at the Jordan Marsh Show. The painting depicts Ralph Barton and his dog before the Barton Farm on Marlboro road North Sudbury. An exhibition of Coleman’s work is on view at Concord Library.
Sudbury news notes Troop 93 met at Mrs Richard Bartons home to work on badges and schedule an overnight at the Girl Scout Cabin on May 21. All members attended except Patricia Bartholli and Joy Fletcher. Mary Ann Ashley provided Toll House cookies. Mrs Austin Ashley and Mrs Barton arranged transportation.
Bedford area report notes 60 Middlesex County Extension Service staff resignations since 1943, urging action. Included are turnover details for 1943 to 1954 with 60 professionals leaving, 54.5 percent overall turnover, and emphasis on retaining talent for agricultural and home demonstration programs. Armed Forces Day set for May 15 with open houses and demonstrations.
The Bedford Center First Parish Unitarian Church hosts the annual plant fair on Saturday May 15 from 10 30 a m to 4 p m on the church green Bedford Center. Proceeds come from annuals perennials planted in March with potted plants for window boxes and Memorial Day plus a food sale and refreshments.
Several mothers received long distance phone calls from their children in Salaburg Germany. Mrs R W Sweeney formerly Judith Dodge and others on Lincoln Street and North Sadsbury shared the thrill of hearing their sons voices on Mother's Day.
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