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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
16
The guidance office at Concord High School creates two files one for prospective employers and one for students seeking work opportunities. The service runs through June 18 and resumes in the fall to match pupils with part time and spring summit aid. Employers can contact the high school to access student job information and help students register for jobs in home rooms.
Several Bedford students at Lexington High School are on the honor list. Seniors include Marjory G Baxter David Montague and Robert Webster. Juniors are Joan Barrett Judith Braverman Barbara Clifford and David Todd.
Mr and Mrs J Edwood Bixler of Old Billerica road sell their property to Mr and Mrs William Greer of Lexington. The Greers with their three children will occupy the house shortly.
The text urges caution with minor employment opportunities under Massachusetts statutes. It says schools cannot screen every job, but should refer minors not meeting obligations to guidance offices. It notes work experience aids students and emphasizes fair return to employers and the value of the placement service and labor supply.
Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Room of the Howard Johnson Restaurant with President Frank B. Blau in attendance. Makeup meetings were reported from Charles Carruth Hamilton Bermuda Ralph D. McLeary Maynard Arlington John C Dolan Maynard Loring Grim es Waltham J Malcolm Humphrey Lowell Groton Percy Skewes Bernard E Megin Maynard Judge Maurice McWalter Lowell Wallace Cowxant St Petersberg Florida Julian W Ballou Ghister Pennsylvania A white elephant sale netted $600.
Funeral services were held in Reading for William Nelson Cragin age 89. Cragin was a Bedford schools superintendent about forty years ago and was remembered as a Springs road resident. He leaves his wife Kate Patte Cragin.
William G. Ryan chief of police Concord will receive a National Safety Council award for no motor vehicle traffic deaths in 1947 in the 5 000 to 10 000 population group at the Massachusetts Governor's Highway Safety Conference in Boston. Governor Bradford will present the award, citing education enforcement and citizen cooperation.
The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during their loss of husband and father Hardy. Mrs. Thomas Hardy Mary J. Hardy Mrs. Frank Pral]
Miss Josephine DiPietro became the bride of Victor Stephens in a Sunday ceremony at St Bridget’s Rectory Maynard. The couple will reside in Stow after a Canada trip and June 1 home.
Stow residents Mrs. Arthur Trefry and Mrs. Freeland George returned to Stow after attending the 56th annual meeting of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs at the New Ocean House in Swampscott May 17 19. The presidents Parade opened the Tuesday session with a flower lane for federation officers. Mrs. Trefry carried a pink and white bouquet with aqua accents. Wednesday covered routine business and officer elections with Mrs. A. C. York of Medford elected federation president.
The Nashoba Teachers Association held its annual meeting and banquet at the Howard Johnson Restaurant on May 20. Turner Hood of Wilmington High spoke on pending state school bills before the legislature. School Committee members from Bolton Carlisle Harvard Littleton and Stow attended as guests. New officers will be appointed at the first Fall meeting.
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Koong Concord-Penguin Troop's Penguin Patrol wins first prize and Inca Patrol second at Lathem Council Camporee held at Camp Oak Bedford. Results also show Paither and Wolf Patrols taking third. Judges include David Todd John Todd and Joseph O'Reilly.
The Fellowship Commission of Trinity Church meets on Thursday night at 8 o'clock to discuss church activities and plans for the coming period. The meeting will be held at the church and is open to members.
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