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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
9
A fragment mentions alumnae, Anne War, Gail Trav, and Ruth Page NH, indicating a gathering or event related to Ruth Page. The text is incomplete but centers on alumnae connections and the Ruth Page association.
The meeting at schoolhouse Thursday October 16 starts at eight with Edmund Hoff man, Boston feed company executive and poultry expert. He will discuss a Replacement Pallet Program for producers and the market and comment on his trip to the world poultry conference in Mexico City.
A memorial note honors the former director of Bouve Boston School who led the institution with vision and service, recalling decades of leadership and philanthropic ties to the Jimmy Fund.
The Middlesex County Extension Service announces the hiring of Mrs Alexander L. Munson of Brighton to work with 4-H leaders in the southern section. A native of Corvallis Oregon she is a former 4-H demonstration champion and has worked with the Ohio State Extension Service and a California TV home economics program.
West Concord firemen hosted five visiting chiefs as Capt. Walter F. Bowen of the state police spoke at West Concord Fire Station on Wednesday evening. The talk covered the pressure and potential dangers of radioactive materials with chiefs from Acton Boxboro Maynard Sudbury and Carlisle present.
Anthony Munt Hamilton Post No 221 and the Ladies Auxiliary announce a gathering at the new legion home on Saturday October 18 with state and county officers invited and visiting posts expected. The auxiliary met last Monday and a large whist and bridge event is planned for October 21 at the legion home with public welcome.
The Rev. Arthur N. Foye of First Baptist Church will address teenage needs at several October November conferences. On October 7 he spoke to Arlington teachers and Board of Education members. On October 11 he accompanied Arlington Senior High youths to Greenfield New Hampshire to discuss planning meetings addressing teenage problems and later presided at the Baptist Youth Fellowship Association installation in Massachusetts.
The Governor's committee sponsors an annual high school essay contest for juniors and seniors to raise awareness of handicapped employment. Prizes totaling 300 dollars plus medals and presidentially signed awards go to five Massachusetts winners, with national prizes for top essays. Students should contact English teachers or local State Department offices for information.
Four conferences at the First Baptist Church of Weston begin October 16 with Rev. Foye discussing the Teenager of Today and His Needs and how the church can help solve youth problems. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
The Lincoln Parents League outlines an active season for 238 eligible youths. The Youth Council, with 38 boys and girls from regional high school and private preparatory schools, met recently at Mrs. Robert L. Moore’s home under league auspices.
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