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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1957
Page
3
The staff at age School Bos strategy and i was an Capt Alvan commanding. Fourth year enrollment of 200 quo will take 24 period of forty Sept. 12. Will review at the various sub to increase the fence of Nav. The courses, Fisher, pro 4 satisfying, effective, and annual retirement require desiring to may obtain adds by calling at EMerson.
The item notes a Cambridge to Falmouth couple with an evening engagement at St. and Our Lady Church and a tomorrow Mass at ten, plus engagements involving Kenneth Mead McAlpin of Saltbox Farm Concord and other local activities including horse show ribbon awards and regional trips.
The League of Women Voters of Sudbury outlines a busy fall schedule including a board meeting September 12 at 8 pm at the president Mrs Arthur Howard home to discuss plans and an open panel discussion September 30 at the Town hall on the Sudbury School System. Additional weeks cover Massachusetts Revenue Conservation Water Resources and local schools. Visitors welcome and membership available through Mrs Robert Tessier at Hilittop 3-2190.
National Shade Tree Conference at the Sheraton Philadelphia last week featured speaker Jack Kelley, vice president of Fairmont Park Commission. Attendees included Mrs. Melvin Guptill, Frederick C. Burke, Henry K. Gilbertson, and others from Sudbury Swampscott and Waldenhamfield. A tour of Asplundh Tree Expert Co. Farm in Jenkitown included equipment demos and a chicken barbecue.
The Kimuras of Wayside Acres are leaving Sudbury for Durham Connecticut to pursue censur activities. Both Mr and Mrs Arata Kimura have been active in town life and will be missed. The Hririak family enjoyed a Labor Day weekend trip from Horse Pond road via Second Connecticut Lake to Lincoln New Hampshire and Wilmot where they bought land then to Cundy's Harbor Maine for deep sea fishing aboard a forty foot boat with Captain Murphy. A busy weekend with many experiences is noted.
Bedford police chief Frederick H. Sullivan reports Barbara Kirton of Otis Street began duties as a policewoman with school as her detail. Mrs Steve S Plamestreet, previously on regular school patrol, will serve as a separate officer.
A bring-your-own picnic cook-out for the Community Chorus of Wayland Weston and Sudbury is set for September 6 from 6:30 to 7:30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Post Wayland. New officers and Music Director Chester W Williams will discuss plans including three more concerts and a larger repertoire with sight reading and voice training using The Concord Series No 3 Anthem Book. The group aims to raise 2000 for expanded activities and new sponsorship while preparing for December and Easter performances and a Christmas carols recording for sale. Mel Berrett says the chorus plans an all-out drive for members and sponsors.
August 27 1957 letter to editor from The Rev Henry E Holms executive secretary thanking the newspaper for promoting a Fresh Air Appeal sending 416 underprivileged city children to a 760 acre camp in South Athol for eight weeks. The note praises reader support and the paper's role in fundraising for young people and 825 handicapped employees.
Mrs. Clarence D. Russell and family spent the holiday at their Falmouth summer place while Mrs. Russell serves as postmaster of Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis C. Davis vacationed at their Piermont New Hampshire summer home. The Sloane family moved to a newly purchased Concord Street residence. Rev. Albert N. Kaugher and wife returned from Union Indiana and he resumes church duties Sept. 8. First Religious Society sewing meeting was at Mrs. Miller’s Lowell Road home. Mrs. William Wilson of Norwich Connecticut visited her daughter. A flying cup and saucer denied as an offensive weapon when a Daily Mail reporter was acquitted of the charge in London.
Lincoln public schools begin the new term next Monday with staff workshops this week and testing for families new to town. First grade receives Wednesday closure until Christmas except Nov 13 and 27. Kindergarten shifts at South School with alternating sessions. centers open 9:05 a.m. and closing times noted for Center and Smith Schools.
Seventy five Explorer Scouts are expected at the Citizens Now Conference at Worcester Polytechnic Institute September 18 to 20. Mohegan Worcester Area and Fitchburg Area Councils send youths to learn responsibilities and opportunities. speakers include Arthur Bromwell, Harry Roseland, and Franklin D. Hawkes. Wachusett Council leaders assisting are Peter Seaver, John Isabelle Jr, Robert Hammond Allen Comeau, Richard Smith, James Mullen, William Burroughs, and Vernon Caw.
Tobacco Road by Erskine Caldwell continues its third engagement at Lake Whalom's Whalom Playhouse. A Broadway cast brings the Georgia backwoods tale to the stage with bold scenes and strong audience applause. Free parking and phone reservations encouraged as the season nears its finale.
Nearly 300 in total to 14 civilian employees at the Air Force Cambridge Research Center for ideas that improve methods save time or aid in research and development. Recipients include David G. Brown 241 Marrett Road Lexington James Iddebene 127 Winter Street Waltham George Turk Forest Avenue extension Natick and George D. Wood Jr Old Sudbury Road Stow among others.
Massachusetts has 33 motion picture distribution firms in a healthy state of business with growing gross earnings reported. The article notes strong industry conditions and expanding profits across the sector.
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