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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1960
Page
9
In Middlesex County notes caterpillars damage wardrobes and carpets while readers get guidance on fighting pests. A Thanksgiving feature by Marie F Cronin covers selecting and preparing turkey, packaging, serving sizes, and carving tips with a ready to cook table.
A New York functional home at the NYU Medical Center Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation features ramps in the bathroom and extra wide doorways to ease passage for cane or wheelchair users.
Acton Roxboro Regional reports a batch of new students including Donna Fenton Grade 8 from 48 School Street and Barbara Fenton Grade 10 with sister. Myles Hitchmough Grade 8 back from England. Kerry Marsters Grade 10 and sister Sandra Grade 7 from Tacoma. George Kantelis Grade 10 returning from Waltham Vocational. Patricia Connor Grade 9 from Cusro Texas. Rosemarie Auntie Grade 8 at 142 Willow Street. Dominic Ammendolin Grade 10 from Concord.
Bedford Mrs Gardl W H Miller 26 Simmer street has been awarded two scholarships for outstanding scholastic achievement at Simmons College. She receives the Carter Scholarship and a Simmons scholarship. Mrs Hamiller is a senior in the School of Library Science and active in college affairs as a member of Academy Simmons honor society.
Acton-Linda J. Stow daughter of Robert and Mrs Stow 398 Main enters La Salle Junior College majoring in secretarial studies. Judith Putnam June class Acton-Roxborough Regional attends Katherine Gibbs School since September daughter of Everett and Mrs Putnam 3 Minuteman Road.
Instructions emphasize reading garment labels when buying clothes as the information guides life and care of toys. The note highlights labels provide vital details for proper handling, washing, and maintenance. It urges purchasers to check care instructions to preserve fabric and function.
Concord trust donors from the Concord Players Trust contributed to emergency repairs on the Veterans Building, completed recently. The trust, formed Sept. 9, 1957, includes memorial funds Caroline Farnsworth, Philip Davis, and Hans Miller, with tax exempt status as a charity. Contributions may be sent to Whitney Smith of Middlesex Institution of Savings.
A Natick Massachusetts skin diving school opens featuring a swimming pool fitted with underwater speakers providing hi fi background music for divers.
Real estate ad offers multiple low priced homes with prices from 13 900 to 22 800. Listings include compact rambler six rooms colonial six GIANT S two tiled baths and a two car carport. Encourage readers to share the ad with less fortunate families.
Maynard High School reports nine students passed their road tests as part of the driver education course. Names include Alan Cremer Carol Raikonen Judith Martino Elizabeth Kugima Suzan Lehto Karen Sousa Richard Fardy Paul Lukashuk and Mercedes Stasnisky.
Acton eleven school teachers from Grades 1 to 6 collaborate in a Julia L. McCarthy School workshop for elementary curriculum revision. Education experts in social studies arithmetic science and language arts will advise throughout the year. Two new student teachers arrive Judith Tracy and Patricia Davis seniors at Lowell State College assigned to Mrs. O'Hearn and Mrs. Hayes respectively.
Concord births list three new arrivals with addresses in Harvard Wayland and Marlborough. A daughter was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer on November 7 at Oak Hill road Harvard. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. James Galbraith on November 10 at 74 Sears road Wayland. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Candeloro on November 11 at 165 Phelps street Marlborough. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Smith on November 12 at East Main street Bolton.
The Post Office pays 39 cents per ton mile to airlines and 8 cents per ton mile to railroads for moving mail, according to the Association of American Railroads.
Sudbury Justice Edward J. Voke dismissed the petition brought by J Fleet Cowden as trustee against the town selectmen and clerk seeking a writ to block permits and to compel zoning-record changes. The court found no standing to sue as a public representative, so dismissal followed.
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