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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1956
Page
11
A religious exhortation extols a great president as defender of truth and strength. The speaker urges readers to follow his armor and guiding hand toward worldwide peace, asserting human souls can meet and stand with him.
Bedford resident McInnis, son of Mi nnis of Route Chester N J, lives at Bedford and serves in Battery B of the 95th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion. In the Army since 1948, he arrived overseas on this duty tour in March 1954. The Big Three auto makers will lean on newspaper ads to launch new models. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.
New York reports indicate budget shoppers will find lamb legs poultry and ham as good buys with frying chicken broilers and turkey featured in specials. Beef varieties including sirloin porterhouse rib and round plus ground steak appear as top values. smoked picnic ham is another highlight.
Only 38 percent of college graduates work in the fields they majored in outside of professional school alumni. The finding highlights broader misalignment between degrees and early career paths across higher education.
The Laymen's Service Fellowship meets October 8 at 8 p.m. at Memorial Church with a surprise one act comedy. The Adult Discussion Group convenes October 16 at the parsonage. Steven Duncan Frank was baptized at Memorial. Luncheon for Sudbury business people is set for October 4, 11:30–1:30, hosted by Homemakers and Woman's Association. Ann Griswold pursues a Pembroke BA at Brown. The Sudbury Garden Club luncheon is October 10 at the 1775 House with reservations due October 7. Lawrence Leone returns from Atlantic City, and Paul V. McGovern joins Massachusetts College of Pharmacy for 1956–57. Dee-Anne Hairston pledges Alpha Chi Omega at the University of Alabama. David Hawes is a Springfield College freshman majoring in physical education and a 1951 Sudbury class graduate. The weasel article notes the animal’s small size and hunting method.
Maynard Norman Lowell Clanton of 19 High Street entered the August 30 class at East Coast Aero Tech Bedford Airport. The 15 month program covers repairing and rebuilding aircraft engines including jet engines. Graduates qualify for FAA licenses to service and certify aircraft for flight.
Concord Enterprise notes that the Middlesex Oil Conservation District supervisors will tour a number of cooperating farms on October 9 and 10. The group, based at 9 Stow Street in Concord, Massachusetts, aims to highlight top conservation work and promises story opportunities for reporters.
Dr Ireland, Concord superintendent, spoke on pre planning for secondary school needs at the Rotary Club of Concord. He noted elementary enrollment has doubled since 1946 and projected junior high and high school growth, urging population and graduate follow up to guide town meeting decisions on October 29.
Major Angelena Essex from Maynard arrives at the 78th USAF Hospital Hamilton AFB California to assume Chief Nurse duties. She trained at Carney School of Nursing in Boston and is a 1941 service entrant with prior overseas duties in Hawaii Saipan and Alaska. Her husband, ge geant Luther C. Essex, also serves at the same hospital.
Concord students enroll in the largest class ever at Wentworth Institute as it begins an associate degree in engineering. H Russell Beauty, the president, notes the 1957 commencement will award degrees for the first time. Enrollees include David D. Tuttle Charles Christian Richard H. Montague David Leballister and Richard Ryan from Concord in various engineering tech tracks.
The Massachusetts legislature allows farmers with permits to use fire crackers to deter birds damaging crops. The change relaxes the statewide ban on fireworks by permitting controlled use for agricultural pest control.
Concord area births listed at Emerson Hospital include seven newborns from families in West Acton Maynard Bedford and South Sudbury with birth dates from September 24 to September 30. The notice also compares state farmland acreage with Texas and Kansas, stating Kansas has 48,611,366 acres.
Sudbury voters approved Chapter 40 5 tion 6C in 1947 allowing selective private road snow removal by the town. The Board of Selectmen will not plow private ways unless they meet highway standards, and no commitment to ongoing plowing is implied.
The Maynard School Building Committee invites bids for five hundred auditorium chairs and ten chair trucks for Green Elementary School. Information and bid forms available from Irving Manning Chairman by October 15 1956. Bids to be opened publicly at 8 PM October 15 at Green Meadow School. Committee may reject any or all bids.
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