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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1959
Page
10
Since 1949 the Minneapolis Junior Garden program guides children through school and home gardens. Local coordinators select a garden chair, visit in June and July to certify work, and award a Green Hand ribbon for passing scores.
The Bedford Ladies Auxiliary plans a poppy sale May 21 to 23. Selectmen set a Friday night Town Hall meeting. Local board representatives attended a Natick brewery event. Bedford Local Club held a Concord nightspot dinner program led by Mrs. Robert Gerhardt. Ralph Thompson of Reading demonstrated edible hats. Elementary glee clubs from Page and Center schools performed under Miss Helen Nicoll and William Tolland. First Baptist Church trustees discussed devotional discipline. Church of Christ participated in the Woburn Association meeting in Melrose with Rev. Mabel Sahikian and Rev. Dr. William Sahikian attending. St Michael’s Couples Club hosted a cake and food sale to support the summer camp. Bedford Branch American Red Cross Donor Day collected 192 pints with 216 appointments. Mary Wilson chaired the effort with Rita Barry assisting and coffee served to donors.
Carlisle Congregational Church announces the Ever-Ready Class auction for Saturday June 6. A Carlisle Grange delegation attended Past Masters Night at Tyngsborough Grange and later went to Billerica. Oscar Jones, formerly of Lowell Road, will address the Lin-Bridge Club meeting led by Miss Hattie Heath.
ACTON SOACCO is to be presented on June 19 20 by South Acton tional Church Watch for further information Annual junior and senior prom of Acton Roxborough Regional High School is to be held this Friday May 22 in Blanchard Auditorium Senior Class President Curtis Lailin is general chairman next meeting of Winona Rebekah Lodge is planned for June 8 the program to be announced Service League of Evangelical Congregational Church held a coffee hour last Thursday morning Acton Community Senior High Fellowship met on Sunday evening at Baptist Church Local Granges members planned to attend the fifth degree of Middlesex Central Pomona last night at Sudbury following supper at Methodist Church A well attended whist party was held by Couples Club at South Acton Congregational Church Monday evening Next morning coffee hour for members of Acton Center Women's Clubs to be held on Wednesday May 27 at 10 oclock with Mrs Gardner Walker as hostess
Fort Lewis Wash Exer cise Dry Hills a two week field exercise begins May 9 at Yakima Washington Firing Center to maintain readiness and combat efficiency. Training focuses on nuclear electronic chemical biological ecological guerrilla and psychological warfare concepts.
The Rockne era at Notre Dame produced 106 wins, 12 losses and 5 ties in 13 seasons. Undefeated seasons occurred in 1919 1920 1924 1929, with enduring fame surrounding the Fight Irish.
Senator Leverett Saltonstall outlines a four point program in Stoneham Massachusetts to curb the 280 billion dollar national debt. The plan calls for gradual debt limit reduction, a unified accounting of all federal obligations, acceptance of gifts to aid debt retirement, and applying proceeds from government asset sales to debt reduction.
Extension expert Edward J. Duda advises a two to three week window in late April for adult birch leaf miner emergence. Apply at least two insecticide sprays starting with lindane, then malathion 10 to 14 days later to suppress the first generation and protect trees through summer.
The report notes nearly one in six married women under 45 bore a child during the past five years, with the ratio around one in eight for comparison. The finding highlights changing family patterns and fertility trends among younger married women.
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled the pound law constitutional allowing abandoned public pounds to give stray animals to licensed medical teaching and research institutions after 10 days upon fee payment. The decision rejects claims that the statute infringes owners rights and notes protesters did not claim obligation to turn animals over.
A guide outlines how to use common garden herbs in meals and preserves. It lists varieties such as Sweet Marjoram Summer Savory Dill Thyme Sweet Basil Borage Rosemary Sweet Fennel Coriander Caraway Chives Parsley Anise Sweet Lavender and Sage with suggested dishes, sauces, dressings, desserts and garnishes for each herb.
A housing feature touts drip dry closets as a modern convenience in new homes. The description stresses secure lines and water resistant design as part of the latest residential amenities.
An old desk can be converted into a functional piece with simple steps. The article outlines basic refinishing and repurposing ideas to extend the desk’s usable life.
Editor Prentige discusses how poorly designed homes may age poorly while well styled houses built with basic materials like wood keep value. H V Simpson of the West Coast Lumbermen Association argues that heritage urban lumber remains a lasting building material and will never be replaced.
A fragmentary report notes a person named Doe involved in a court matter with references to a fir furpher case. Details are unclear but indicate legal action and a subsequent release or dismissal.
Guidance on optimizing manuscript presentation through paneling strategies to improve readability and impact for readers and reviewers.
The readable text hints at discussion of wood as a natural building material and its beauty. It mentions an institute, an architect, and a focus on air and water in daily life, with phrases suggesting praise of wood’s natural style and development.
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