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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1960
Page
12
Concord Carlisle High School welcomes students with most classrooms and labs ready while gym kitchen and stage remain incomplete. Principal Donovan operates from the new building as staff finalize interiors and routines. Open house planned for fall after substantial completion.
The note states the cafeteria will not operate on opening day and students should bring lunches. Milk will be sold at the usual price. Students will be informed at school as soon as the cafeteria is ready. Physical education classes will proceed as scheduled for orientation and outdoor activities on good days until the gym is ready.
White Pond residents formed an association for neighborhood improvement after a long range planning study. Fifty-one residences are represented. officers for 12 months elected: President George R. Simms, Vice President Robert J. Bergemann, Secretary Barbara K Woodlief, Treasurer Kenneth B Hiscoe. The group bought street signs with dues and held a spring pot luck at Simon Willard School with 52 members attending an annual social featuring casseroles, salads, desserts, corn and music.
Miss Mary Ann Hemry became the bride of Mr. Gary N. Herbert at First Parish Church Lincoln. Rev Charles M Stryon officiated. Mary Ann, daughter of Leslie P Hemry, is a Ten Acre School Beaver County Day School and Wheaton College alumna. Gary N Herbert, son of Donald E Herbert Tulsa Okla, is Harvard College graduate and law student at University of Colorado Boulder.
Concord-Carlisle High School launches the Concord Plan to revise high school social and behavioral sciences focusing on psychology sociology and anthropology. The project begins with two four to six week units integrated into world history for the 1960-1961 school year and involves faculty from Harvard Brandeis and area schools with an advisory group from major universities.
Carlisle couple Mr and Mrs James L Wooster of Fisk Street marked their 35th wedding anniversary with a family gathering. They wed August 28 1925 in Bourne and have five sons James Jr Raymond Joseph Tyler and Kenneth and a daughter attending Eastern Nazarene College. Five grandsons and five granddaughters attended. A portable television set was given as a memento.
The Concord-Democratic Town Committee invites members to a visit and talk by State Senator William C. Madden. The event follows a busy pre-primary period with voter registration drives and a social business meeting discussing Lexington congressional candidacy and Pat Hamilton’s bid for the 13th Middlesex district.
The Couples Club of St Elizabeths Church announces its annual Family Day picnic at Joe Coughlins Farm Four Winds in West Acton on Sunday September 11 starting about 1 PM. Families are invited to bring a basket lunch, cold drinks provided, with games planned and organized by chairman Al Natar.
The Maynard Sabra League of St George's Church will hold a rummage sale at the Town House on Friday and Saturday September 16 and 17. The first regular meeting of the league is set for Monday September 12 at 6 30 p.m. in the parish hall and the program will include supper and entertainment.
Residents urged to prepare for cold weather to avoid fires from last minute stove or heater setups. Authorities warn of dangerous improvised heating and advise safe placement, proper maintenance, and early inspections this winter season.
Four Acton residents faced district court in Concord on August 31 for speeding and stop sign violations, with fines and expenses imposed. The report also outlines a fall Sunday school program starting September 11 with registrations and a detailed church school staffing plan including nursery, beginner, primary, junior, and senior classes.
Acton members of Edwards Quimby Post 284 will attend the county council meeting in Medford on Sunday September 11. The Ladies Auxiliary Unit holds its first fall meeting tonight at 8 at the legion home in South Acton. Senior Vice-Director Kay Necza will install officers at Reading Unit 62 on Friday September 9 and at Belmont Unit on Saturday September 10.
Colgate University in Hamilton New York opened its 1960 football training with sixty players reporting for two a day practices after a photo session led by Red Raiders coaches and staff.
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