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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1959

Page

17

All Wars Urged To Report On Memorial Day Event

Veterans urged to attend the town Memorial Day program with Boy and Girl Scouts at 8 15 am in front of Town Hall. A parade to Wood Cemetery follows, then services in Edwards Square and Mount Hope cemetery. Graves will bear flags and geraniums. officials and students invited. uniforms not required.

Ans Stanley Aell Comor Edwards-Quimby Ents Woodtery Quimby Square South Acton Edwards Square Acton Mount Hope Cemetery

Regional high school announces driving license program participants

Ray mond J Greyis announces that 18 students from Boxborough Regional High School, including Garleton Campbell and Paul Caten, are part of a new driving license program. Other named participants include Douglas Davis, Janice and Jon Harris, Arlene Howerton, Stephen Main, Patricia Simeone, Jolyn Sweatt, and Lani.

Egional High School Raymond J. Greyis studen-Boxborough Campbell Mobers Paul Caten Wall Douglas David Davis Janice Jon Richard Ham

Middlesex Health Association Holds Annual Meeting

Acton Mrs Eileen Hale Miss Isadore Stearns and Miss Barbara Clemence attended the Middlesex Health Association annual meeting on Wednesday May 20. Before dinner a brief business session accepted and introduced a new slate of officers. Speaker Winfield Scath urged pursuing ideals to improve world health and happiness.

Students Learn From Ralph D. Stetson At Tomberlin

Tomberlin students received instruction from Ralph D. Stetson guiding classroom activities and lessons.

Norumbega Park Opens Its Sixty Fourth Season May 30

Norumbega Park in Auburndale announces opening for its 64th season on May 30 1959 featuring rides like Davy Crockett's Nightmare the Caterpillar Lindy Loop and Crazy Cups plus the Merry Go Round Swan Boat and Kiddieland With over two hundred canoes a Penny Arcade and Friday Saturday dances the park plans nightly free movies and special events including a June 5 6 performance by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians The park sits on forty acres with picnic areas athletic fields and ample free parking open daily from 9 am to 10 30 pm Alcohol is prohibited and group rates are available

Norumbega Auburndale Davy Crockett Charles River Kiddieland Canada Norumbega Park Charles America Totem Pole Guy Lombardo Royal Canadians Noraga Park Norumbegan Park Commonwealth Ave

Fort Devens on Holiday Observances Across New England

Fort Devens units join Memorial Day parades in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Pennsylvania with the 18th Army Band marching in Waltham Hyde Park Salem Quincy Lowell and other towns. Buglers color guards firing squads and speakers including Maj. Gen. Sidney C. Wooten will participate in services from Lancaster to Dry Run Royalston and Groton. Fort Devens cemetery observances include an 11 a.m. service and a 11:30 a.m. 21 gun salute at Rogers Field.

Eee Groton Lawrence Watertown Ayer Dorchester Andover Dedham Revere Northboro Spencer Braintree Leominster Belmont Brookline Mass Merrimat Mansfield Lowell Lunenburg Westminster Sidney C. Wooten Ft. Devens Lancaster Dry Run Royalston Rindge N.H Fort Devens Fort Devens Military Rogers Field

New National Research Corp. Director Also VP and GM

A new member joins the National Research Corp. board and serves as vice president and general manager. He holds degrees from M I T and Carnegie Tech and has long worked in the metallurgical field. He resides in Topsfield with his wife and three children.

National Research Corp M. I. Pei Carnegie Tech Topsfield

4 H Tractor Contest Set June 4 Here

East Acton Middlesex County 4H tractor operators contest will be held Thursday evening June 4 at Middlesex Implement Company Route 2A. Any 4H member with tractor experience invited to participate. Contest includes written practical operators and betting exams with two lowest scores to represent the county at the state contest in Amherst July 23. Top state winner last year was Hubert Stuart Jr Littleton and Middlesex County. Contact William G Barber Extension Office 19 Everett Street Concord.

East Acton Middlesex County Middlesex Implement Company Route 2A Amherst Hubert Stuart, Jr Littleton William G. Barber Everett Street Concord

Lady Greyhound Becomes First Lady of Transportation

The Greyhound Corporation crowns the living symbol of its brand as the new First Lady of Transport. Born January 28 1957 in Clay Center Kansas she is a white and gold pure bred coursing hound weighing ten pounds at start and sixty pounds today. She has earned numerous titles and now tours the nation for fund raising and public drives.

Greyhound Bus Company Greyhound Clay Center Kansas Piant Abibilene Hollywood United States Humane Societies

Smith Herd Passes Tests for Holstein Lactation Averages

The Association of American Holsteiners announces a new lactation average for the registered Holstein herd Great Brook Farms Farnham. Averages are calculated on the 305 day mature equivalent basis using two milkings per day to provide a uniform basis for comparison and selection.

Carlisle Association of America Great Brook Farms Farnham

Couples Club Spring Party Planned at Coughlin Barn

The Blessed Louis Couples Club will host a spring party on Saturday May 30 at 8 30 PM at Coughlin Barn Elm Street Here Invitations or inquiries contact co chairmen Mr and Mrs Stanley A Nedza at 0 3 4372 stored in local listings

West Acton Blessed

Holstein Breeding Programs and Registry Testing

University of Massachusetts supervised weighing and testing of production for the Herd Improvement Registry program of the national Holstein organization at Brattleboro Vermont as part of registered Holstein breeding efforts and U S Savings Bonds promotion.

University of Massachusetts National Holstein Organization Brattleboro

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Ines State Armory Eddie Sateriale Nue Acton Memorial Day Committee Stanley A Nedia Tel. CO Woodlawn Cemetery Mmn Woodlawn Universalist Church Quimby Imby Square Fire House Mt. Hope Cemetery James H. Moore Transportation Greyhound Corporation First Lady of Transportation WORLD Framingham van Raalte Pacer Jordan's Smith Herd U. S Serdan Marsh Company Formaid
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