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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1956
Page
13
Oct 1 marks the start of educational support under Public Law 27, 1950 for children of World War II and Korean Conflict veterans who died or who have an annected disability. Applications via local Veterans Services director outline eligibility, with entitlements up to 36 months of schooling and up to $80 monthly for approved programs, to be mailed before the child’s birthday.
Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee appeals to parents and guardians to supervise school age children and cooperate with educators police and motorists as schools open. Governor Herter and Registrar King urge immediate community participation to protect over 900000 school kids plus 185000 newcomers amid increased vehicles and miles driven weekly. Extreme caution near schools is urged as the permanent watchword for motorists.
The Acton Board of Selectmen will meet every Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the town hall. The first fall session on September 4 covered routine business. A special town meeting is planned for October, and the Acton PTA schedules its first fall meeting for Monday October 1.
The New England Council held its 124th quarterly meeting at Wentworth By-The-Sea in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, September 13 to 14. The program covered flood control progress, hurricane warning systems, vacation business growth, and financing industrial development with speakers from Diamond Match, Cabot, Cabot & Forbes, and New Haven Railroad.
Raymond H. Trott will preside as governor Lane Dwinel joins at the Governor's Dinner. Friday morning covers a rushbutton economy and water resources with speakers from Colby Junior College U S Weather Bureau and Hartford Times. A New England Town Meeting will follow with experts from Arthur D Little MIT and Brown Company.
The novel by Grace Metalinos of Gilmanton New Hampshire leads weekly sales at The Old Corner Book Store in Boston. Her husband began teaching at Hale High in Stow last week after dispute over the book.
The three major trout varieties sought by American fly fishermen are rock brown and rainbow.
Concord Rotary Club met at Howard Johnsons with corn on the cob courtesy of Past President Alden R. Wheeler. President D Edward Cleary Jr announced a historical Concord and Lexington tour replacing today s meeting. Members to meet Thursday September 13 at noon in Battle Ground lot for boxed lunches and bus rides guided by Charles Flannery.
Untreated terreposts cut from young trees are less durable than those split from older trees, affecting long term structural performance. The comparison highlights the impact of timber maturity on post longevity.
In Middlesex County both parties push aggressive campaigning ahead of state and local races. The 5th Middlesex State Senate race features Harrington and Sweet for Democrats and Cousins and Hay for Republicans, with incumbent Richard I. Furbush stepping down. Secretary of State race favors unopposed Republican incumbent. Local districts show no primary contests as Rep. James DeNorme and Assessor Hector R. Buteau run unopposed for their parties.
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