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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1961
Page
10
Extension notes discuss site selection soil quality and vegetation removal for a successful Christmas tree plantation. Guidance covers drainage fertility balance convenient access and equipment proximity to reduce labor costs and improve harvest and cultivation efficiency.
Late summer brings brown lawns that discourage homeowners who have invested in green landscaping. Some people, however, welcome the seasonal change and the differing lawn-management challenges it presents.
Bedford Elementary announces a series of workshops starting October 4 with sessions on October 18 November 1 and December 6 plus additional dates to follow.
Holy communion at St Paul’s Episcopal Church will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. Co chairs for the Hervest Pair on Oct 7 are Sergt and Mrs Stephen Wells and Mrs William W Barrett.
Burlington firm Burlington-Trans-Sonics, Inc. announces Special Product Note 2342 detailing tanatherm interchange able surface temperature transducers. Designed for smooth UPlaces not to be disturbed or heated, they use room curing Red Cerro Cement and quick application. Nickel or platinum elements allow trimming windings and interchangeability for multi point measurements with Trans-Sonics bridges and power supplies.
The Stow police sponsor a gun safety course for youths aged 14 to 18 at the Stow fire station Tuesday at 7 p.m. Conservation officer Roland Gaudette teaches the session, following a turnout of 32 at last week's first meeting.
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Pineau of Pine Point are parents of a son born September 18 at Nicholas Wing of Waltham Hospital.
Stow Historical Society hosts its monthly meeting at Randall Library tonight at 8 o clock. Moderator is Robert Derby. Topic is How Waterways Have Affected the History of Stow and all interested individuals are welcome.
An in service course in geography opened yesterday at Center School for faculty members and undergraduates earning credits.
Tickets for the Halloween dance sponsored by Stow police and firemen at Stow Acres Country Club on October 27 are available from local firemen or policemen. Other notes include Union Evangelical fellowship retreat at Grotonwood, Stow Brownie Troop admission for second graders in January, Pilot Grove Mothers Club meeting next Tuesday with teachers, Mass College of Art welcomes Marilyn Eunelius and 180 new students in the largest class in 88 years.
A public service notice urges readers to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial move. It highlights government backing and promotion of savings through secure, long term certificates. The message targets individual investors seeking stable returns and national support.
Concord residents can donate at the First Parish Unitarian Church from 1 30 to 6 30 pm as the Red Cross blood committee announces the season’s first bloodmobile stop. Donations support winter blood services and increasing demand amid lower summer supplies. Appointments are via Mrs George R Bird or Mrs Ernest Moss at EM 9 2590.
When starch stains iron, avoid scratching. If hot, rub with salt on paper to remove. Better to clean while cool. Loosen starch with cool water and use a mild abrasive for best results.
Notes for registering with Walter Brown of Curry School of Dancing. Send applications early to keep groups even, with checks payable to Women's Fellowship to Mrs. Freeman Patterson by Oct 1. Adult classes begin at Nixon School at 8 pm on Oct 14.
The 4 C s convention runs today and tomorrow ending at noon with a 6 p m banquet at the Congregational Church led by Dr. Loyd Dean and Dr. James Forrester. School building committee meetings are held Thursdays at 8 p m at Spaulding School with public welcome and survival information available locally or from Merrill C Hobart Bellows Hill Road.
Concord out of town births recorded at Emerson Hospital list several newborns with parents and addresses in Sudbury Acton Bedford and South Acton. The dates shown are September 11 to September 15 for multiple infants including Caroline Elizabeth and Margaret Rosario.
Congressman F Bradford Morse will address the fall quarterly Chamber meeting at Howard Johnsons. Supper at 6 30 p m, meeting at 7 30 p m presiding President William C Hall. Public invited. Program chairman William T Pyman. Plans for the fall vocational show to be announced.
Lincoln St Anne's Church School resumed classes Sunday after morning worship. Coffee is now served by the guild. Miss Georgie H Weston of Sandy Pond Road recently observed her 98th birthday.
Sudbury Woman's Club hosts Harvest Moon Fashion Show on October 10 at the junior high auditorium. Kennedy's Shoppers World outfits model fall fashion for all ages with hats from Dorothea Shop, hair by Kenneth, and commentary by David Anton. Proceeds support the Lincolnbury Regional High School scholarship fund.
The Concord Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing October 16 and petitions must be filed by Friday. Installation of new Senior Youth Fellowship officers occurred at the Congregational Church with Rev. Robert H. Barber officiating. Concord Community Band resumes rehearsals at Thoreau School Monday under Richard Vanderlippe. Newcomers welcome. information via EM 9-3846.
A model show for all junior and senior high pupils will be held at the new regional high school on Friday October 6 and Saturday October 7 with public welcome. The event is sponsored by the Concord DeMolay.
Bedford First Baptist Church releases the season timetable. Church school runs for ten and younger youths at 9 30 p m. Nursery care offered during worship. Morning service begins at 10 45 a m with kindergarten children invited to worship.
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