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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1954
Page
8
Concord high school student Nancy Wright earned best of breed honors at the Topsfield Fair showing her Holstein SWE senior. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Wright of North Road.
Maynard residents will note the Maynard Dramatic club presenting its first fall meeting Monday September 13 at 8 15 pm in Darker Street hall. Plans for the new play will be formed and a committee report heard with election of officers to follow. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Alan G Adams of Lexington Republican candidate urges voters to study all candidates and offices on the ballot for Primary Day September 14. A longtime newspaper editor and planner, he cites grass roots offices as foundations of government and urges informed voting. He notes his leadership on the Lexington Planning Board and past roles in local government.
The Bolton Fair will include an open goat show on September 25 approved by the Massachusetts Goat Breeders Association. Details will be announced later. Interested parties may contact Fred Franklin at Fred's Stock Farm in South Bolton.
A cow owned by W. C. Burley in Indianola Mississippi has given birth to seven calves from one mother, including three sets of twins and one single birth, a rare livestock event noted by a UP reporter.
Concord area voters will cast ballots next Tuesday with polling hours from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. in Concord. Acton opens at noon to 8 p.m. Boxboro 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Carlisle 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Lexington 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lincoln 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Maynard noon to 8 p.m. Stow noon to 8 p.m. Suburb towns list their specific open times ahead of the statewide primary.
The Edwards-Quimby Post A. L. No. 284 holds its monthly meeting at the South Acton Fire Station Friday at 8 o clock with Commander Stanley A. Nedza presiding. Armistice Day dance plans will be arranged. Refreshments will be served. Work on the new post building on Prospect Street continues.
Carlisle residents Warren J. Little and wife visited New Brunswick near Minimachi while Carol Hill vacationed 10 days at Sandwich Cape. The next firemen drill is Sept 22 at 7 pm at Central Station under Chief Waldo D. Wilson as power and telephones return to service. Generators aided deep freeze units and emergency workers labored to restore lines.
A 23 month old girl of Horse Pond Road Sudbury was rushed to Framingham Union Hospital by police after drinking kerosene. Her grandfather Michael Hriniak said she was expected to return home Tuesday. She is the daughter of Arlette Hriniak.
West Concord Union Church to resume morning services on Sunday September 12 at 11 o clock. Rev Edwin B Nylen will preach on Perspectives for Livnes. Seven members urged to note the new time. Youth choir rehearses Saturday at 2 o'clock under Mrs J Fred Engebretsen. Church fair committee meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
Bedford launches its Salvation Army drive led by Mrs. Warren K. Lewellen as chairwoman and Alden W. Webber as treasurer for the 14th year. Albert J. Klinge serves as residential chairman. The Friendly Appeal aims to raise 1597 for local funds.
Nashoba Valley Chapter of Amaranths to hold opening fall meeting September 17 at Acton Town Hall at 7 30 pm Mrs Doris Curtis royal matron to preside with refreshments planned A degree and initiation targeted for October meeting Also notes growth forecast for hourly earnings rising 25 to 30 percent annually over next decade per Twentieth Century Fund report
The funds will be allocated to the Bedford Service Fund for local assistance here in Bedford, supporting community services and residents in need.
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