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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
5
A Middlesex business gathering discussed forming a group with the express purpose outlined since the last session. Mrs. Frederick Whitney joined as a key participant in advancing the plan.
James Miller resided at 6 Davis Court and was honored by judges training as a chef. He attends two nights weekly and serves as a therapeutic dietitian ensuring patient meals have correct balance of starches fats vitamins. The kitchen staff includes three dietary supervisors and fourteen dietary workers under the department head.
The comedy revue Under The Spreading Lunacy by Jan DeBye plays at the Sudbury Little Theatre. Cast boosts include Electa Kane as icy Lady, with Phil Way Deni Griswold and Bob Kirshner delivering lively Scots, under Peter Temple’s direction and strong stage effects.
Summary of the principal in charge duties and responsibilities for after hours school activity support. Office of the supervisor located in Peter Bulkeley School. Oversees equipment contracts for building repair and maintenance supplies. Supervises and inspects custodial operations at Bat.
Ascension Day masses are being held today at 6 7 9 a m and 12 05 p m and 7 30 p m.
The annual meeting of the Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association gathered at the Loring Parsonage on a Wednesday. Details of attendees and outcomes are not provided in the readable text.
Maynard shows plans for the Assabet Queen party featuring a gala parade Friday night led by bands. Floats built by local societies and merchants compete for prizes valued over 1000 dollars including a 21 inch color TV and cameras. Holy Name Society to run Saturday evening activities. contact Walter Moynihan at 897-2306.
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