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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1956

Page

3

Concord Day at Hanscom AFB Delights Local Audience

A Concord Day event at Hanscom Field featured displays of F-102A and F-86D jets, with Col Damico presenting a replica aircraft to Col Allen. Capt Mathew led homeward flights while 300 youngsters received Junior Jet Pilot certificates amid praise from Maj Gen Morgan and Col Damico.

Concord Tly Col. Dami Allen Explainsgern Air Force David 49Th Damico William M. Morgan AFC RC Hanscom Fieast Air Force Cambridge Research Center 49Th Fighter Interceptor Squadron Charles W. Allen Robert Damico 49Th Fis Wilson Spirit of Concord Sqadron USAF

Concord High Class of 1941 Reunion Highlights

Concord notes the Concord High School Class of 1941 held its 15th reunion at Marlboro Country Club with a smorgasbord. Class officers and committee members led a program including a greeting by President Dick Damon and a telegram from Vice President Elaine Tirrell MacRonald. Masters of ceremonies Ray Lawson and Paul Dee steered events. prizes were awarded to Millie Berlied Gardner and Ed O’Neil for travel distance and other honors. a class album was shown and the class newsletter praised.

Concord Marlboro Country Club Clase Dick Damon Elaine Tirrell MacRonald Ray Lawson Paul Dee Ed Finigan Millie Berlied Gardner Washington, D. C Ed O’neil Maryland Mary Stuyski King Laura Halloran Wasiuk Ethel Hansen Noke Aresent Betty McNally Finigan Pat Gerow

Provisional League of Women Voters Meetings in Sudbury

Sudbury unit meetings are scheduled for October 29 to 31 at private homes with Unit I II at Mrs Albert Gale and Unit III at Mrs Walter Taylor on October 29 8 p m Unit NT at Mrs W L Pitchard on October 30 8 p m Unit TV at Mrs Donald Neelon on October 31 8 p m The group will discuss Town Government and Elections as part of the Know Your Town Survey Leaders are Mrs Hush Stoddart Mrs Louis H Hough Mrs William Hall and Mrs Russell Lofts.

Sudbury Provisional League of Women Voters In Albert Gale Walter Taylor W. L. Phitchard Unit TV Donald Neelon Hush Stoddart Louis H. Hough William Hall Russell Lofts

Concord DeMolay plans Friday meeting at Masonic Temple

Concord DeMolay Chanter schedules a meeting this Friday October 26 at 7 PM at the Masonic Temple. Master Councillor Floyd McManus Jr will preside and an initiatory degree will be conferred.

Concord Concord DeMolay Masonic Temple Floyd McManus, Jr

Urge Everyone To Cast Ballot On Election Day

A Sudbury piece urges voters to participate on Election Day November 6th. It presents excerpts from Eisenhower Stevenson and Mrs. John G. Lee marking the 36th anniversary of woman suffrage and emphasizing civic responsibility and the ballot as the heart of democracy.

Sudbury United States Provisional League of Women Voters In Dwight D.eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson John G. Lee League of Women Voters of Dwight Dr Eisenhower League of Women Voters America

Bedford Births Local New Arrivals at Emerson Hospital

Newborns reported in Bedford with births on October 12 to Leslie Cromer and October 15 to William Allison and Walter Lamb. Additional October 17, 19, and 20 births listed for Lexington residents Charles Spaulding, John Dodge, and William Smith.

Old Billerica Road William Smith Wyman Road Lexington

Jet Courses Now Available for Reserves

Bedford East Coast Aero Tech School in Bedford Airport Lexington will teach jet aircraft mechanic courses for the 9047th Air Reserve Group. Lt Col Thomas J mcGrath says East Coast Aero Tech is the contract school. classes begin Wednesdays at 7 30 PM for 24 pay periods yearly at Holy Cross College with similar courses in Webster Gardner and Fitchburg.

Bedford East Coast Aero Tech School Bedford Airport Lexington 9047Th Air Reserve Group Thomas J. mcGrath Worcester Air Reserve Center Donald J. LaVallee East Coast Aero Tech Holy Crogs College Webster, Gardner Fitchburg Air Reserve Worcester Municipal Worcester

Tibbetts Couple Marks 48th Wedding Anniversary

Concord residents Mr. and Mrs Arthur F Tibbetts of 2 Magnolia street observed their 48th wedding anniversary on Saturday. They were married in Biddeford Maine and have lived here for 40 years. Mr Tibbetts runs a general contracting business. Their family includes son William E Tibbetts at home and in business with his father, daughter Mrs Harold Fairbanks of Syracuse Indiana, and four grandchildren.

Concord Arthur F. Tibbetts Magnolia Street Biddeford Maine Tibbetts William E Harold Fairbanks Syracuse Indiana

Sudbury Scout Troop Builds Roster and Plans Conference

About 40 boys attended the October 11 meeting led by Assistant Scoutmaster Davison forming three groups to work on Tenderfoot First Aid and rope tying. A rope tying contest and a race followed. On October 18 thirty eight boys signed up to sell Christmas cards to fund Troop activities. Tenderfoot badges were awarded to Austin Giblin Tucker Harlow Merryman C Cutler Hand Richard Jennette Lupien and McColl. Greenbar leaders met to discuss the October 30 Greenbar Conference at Maynard High School. On October 20 ten boys were taken to Maynard for an all day leadership session earning Junior Leader badges and will relay lessons to their patrols.

Sudbury Davison Heath Greenbar Curran Mr. Crary Mahoney Moulto Giblin Barry Copp Clark Kelly Racke G. Boughton J. B’s Maynard

Two Scout Hikes Reported For October Sundays

Two Scout hikes occurred on October 14 and October 21 with Troop I at the Scout Cabin. Fourteen boys checked by Scoutmaster Boughton embarked to Parmenter Reservation, then thirteen returned for a second hike split into two groups for First and Second class goals.

Boughton Counting Parmenter Reservation Parmenter Peter Boughton Groun Curran Kilton McCoy D. Tucker Cares Tebo Kendrick Kelly

Stow Committee Hears State Building Commission On Region Entry

The Stow Regional School District Planning Committee met with Simeon J. Domas of the School Building Assistance Commission in Boston on October 17 to learn the commission’s position on Stow joining a regional school district. The committee seeks statistics on student population, financial aid, and facility costs to guide action.

Stow Regional School District Planning Committee Simeon J. Domas School Building Assistance Commission Boston Stow Domas Stew Planning Committee Acton-Boxborough

Salary Parents Hear Lecture By Elwood Philbrick

About 200 parents teachers and students attended the P T A meeting at the Sudbury Lincoln Regional School Elwood Philbrick librarian gave a talk on 4009 years of Libraries followed by a Q A session R F Clippinger led the business meeting Walter Taylor presented the budget which was approved Refreshments were provided by the junior class Also noted is a statistic on wood preserving plants and payroll in the nation.

Sudbury P. T Sudbury-Lincoln Elw Philbrick R. F. Clippinger Walter Taylor

Local Names Listed in World of Records

A roster of individuals including Houghton Raeka Barry and Brian Cann along with Clark Merryman Hand Hinds Curran Giblin P Devoll and Maclean appears in the column listing community figures and associated parties.

Scout-o-rama planning session sets January 26 event

The Scout-o-rama Committee met October 22 at Scoutmaster Boughton's House to finalize plans for the January 26 Scout-o-rama at the Center School Auditorium. Attendees included J. Bo Long of Hudson, Lionel Beauregard of Hudson, Robert Mong of Stow, Larry Cook of Wayland, Jack Arnold of Corbituate, Philip Withrow and Grant Bougton of Sudbury.

Boughton Center School Hudson Lionel -Beauregard Robert Mong Stow Larry Cook Wayland Jack Arnold Corbituate Philip Withrow Grant Bougton Sudbury

Fire Chief Reports Sudbury Fires and Alarm System Upgrades

Sudbury fire chief reports several fires on October including an automobile blaze on Concord road near Candy Hill, a brush fire on Lillian Avenue behind the Mills residence, and another brush fire off North road in woodland owned by Waino Kahilainen. Most were caused by children with matches or a careless hunter. The town hall horn sounds when the Lincoln Sudbury Recliner School alarm is triggered, and plans to connect the elementary school buildings at Sudbury Center to the fire station. The new connection will provide 24 hour protection and improve response times.

Lillian Avenue Mills North Road Waino Kahilainen Lincoln Sudbury Town Hall Sudbury Center

Rainbow Party Follows Gencord Assembly Meeting

At the Masonic Temple Concord A Halloween party followed the regular Gencord Rainbow Assembly meeting. Sybil Jane Moore now presided as worthy advisor and a collation was served.

Concord Gencord Rainbow Assembly Masonic Temple Mise Sybil-Jane Moore

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