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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1956
Page
3
Members of the troop celebrated Star Rank advancements and troop leadership changes including new treasurer. The Mohawk District Roundtable discussed the Jamboree and Greenbar Conference while a Camporee at Berlin featured 40 Sudbury scouts amid cold weather and a large turnout. A baby shower for Linda Marie Purdy highlighted community events with gifts and well wishes.
The Stow The Sow PTA will hold a reception for faculty at 8 00 PM on Monday October 15 in the Male High School cafeteria followed by a brief business meeting and officer elections for the coming year. It outlines activities for Girl Scouts youth groups and church events during October.
A group of scouts gathered to celebrate their patrol leader's birthday. Charles Winslow, with brother Dean and sister Debbie, helped devour a cake prepared by Mrs. Lauri Eunelius. Earlier Mrs. Paul Macomber hosted a supper for her daughter Sally. Mrs. Eunelius then entertained 15 children and their mothers for her daughter Carol's fifth birthday.
The Village Fair of 21 at Sudbury St Elizabeths Episcopal Church will be held Saturday October 27 in the Parish House with the Women’s Guild leading the sale. Activities include tables for pies white elephant snacks and a make up table. Pony rides and outdoor games are planned with rain backup in Wylie’s barn.
Sympathy is extended to Os car Jones of Lowell Street Concord florist for the recent death of his father in Texas and for the passing of his mother a few months ago.
Sudbury families gathered at Memorial Forest for a church picnic where youngsters won multiple events. First in the 25 yard dash were White Cousins and Donald Shay, with 50 yard dash winners Bob Forthoffer, Doris Crary. Firsts in three legged races included Judy Déveneau, Stephanie Smith, Joy Child, Ellie Moris, Rocky Baldwin, John Hammond, Judy and Doris Crary. Potato race winners were Stephen Smith, David Downing, Rocky Baldwin, Bradley Mattsen, and Robert Forthoffer. Sack race victors were Dicky Downing, Rocky Baldwin, John Hammond, and Judy Crary.
In Musketon Michigan a radar speed timer tickets 19 motorists with 16 women among the violators as reported by police.
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