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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1961

Page

4

Concord Enterprise front matter and pricing notes

The Concord Enterprise lists editors and office addresses in Marlboro and Concord Massachusetts. It notes publication every Thursday and states it will reprint typographical error portions in ads. Subscription rates show single copies at 10 cents and annual price at 9 dollars and nine cents.

Marlboro Massachusetts Enterprise Press Inc Mass Julius Mathews Newbury Street Boston Madison Avenue New York

Advertisers Urged to Submit Copy by Deadline

Advertising copy must reach the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, 20 days before publication.

Dramatic Club Food Sale Friday in Concord

The Concord Rose Hawthorne Dramatic Club, a newly formed school group, holds a cake sale in front of Matty's Insurance Office on Main Street tomorrow Friday from 7 15 p m to 5 p m. All welcome. Funds support the club's beginnings and planned plays next year invite public attendance.

Concord— Rose Hawthorne Dramatic Club Matty Main Street

Judge Lewis To Decide Book's Fate

Superior Court Judge Lewis Goldberg will read Tropic of Cancer cover to cover before ruling on banning the Henry Miller novel as obscene in Massachusetts. The hearing on a permanent injunction followed a temporary restraining order. Two professors supported the book, arguing it reflects life clearly and calls for trained readers.

Boston UPI! Superior Court Lewis Goldberg Massachusetts Henry Miller Att Edward J. McCormack Jr Paris Henry J. Moore Southern Illinois University College Fenelish Association Mark Senorer University of California At Berkeley

Concord Holy Name Officers Plan Fall Meeting

Holy Name officers of Our Lady's will meet tonight at the home of President Walter R. Carew at 3 Pleasant Street to plan the coming season. The first fall meeting is set for October 8.

Holy Name Officers of Our Lady’s Walter R. Carew Pleasant Street

Debutante Christine Griffith Observes 18th Birthday

Christine Griffith daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Evans Griffith of Monument Street marked her 18th birthday Monday She is a debutante who graduated from Concord Academy and plans to enter Smith College.

Christine Griffith Henry Evans Griffith Monument Street Concord Academy Smith College

4 H Club Members Attend 3 Day Training

Concord Middlesex County 4 H clubs gather for a fall weekend at Camp Middlesex Ashby on September 29 30 and October 1. The program features idea sharing instruction discussions in 4 H work junior leadership training and leadership and recreational activities. Attendees include Bradford Ferguson Martha McGann Paul Berry Frances Cibel Lydia Donaldson Nancy Berger Phillip Delano Robert Francis David Carlson Kevin Davis.

Concord Middlesex County Camp Middlesex Ashby Bradford Ferguson Martha McGann Paul Berry Sudbury Frances Cibel Lydia Donaldson Nancy Berger Lincoln Phillip Delano Acton Robert Francis Weston David Carlson Bedford Kevin Davis Littleton

Carlisle Grange to Install New Officers in Hall

Carlisle Grange plans installation of new officers Wednesday at 8 oclock in the Grange Hall. The new master Elmer Heald to be inducted. A collation will follow. The local board will meet Friday evening at Gleason Public Library. Junior Garden Club exhibits cancelled due to heavy frost spoiling work.

Carlisle Grange Grange Elmer Heald Chris Larsen Mestead Gleason Public Library Clabd PTA

Catholic Women’s Club Meeting Rescheduled to Thursday Evening

The Carl Isle Catholic Woman's Club meeting originally washed out by Father was moved to tonight at 8. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Ingemann J. Nielsen, the club president. There will be no sodality meeting.

Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club Ingemann J. Nielsen John Kennedy Rhode Island John A. Dotte Jr Claiborne Pell Quonset Point Naval Air Station R. I Newport

Buy U S Savings Bonds Invest in Your Country

Public service message urging citizens to buy U S savings bonds to support national finance and show patriotism. Promotes investment as a duty and a secure savings option for households nationwide.

U. S U.S

Selection Of House Heating Equipment Is A Family Affair

House heating and air conditioning shift from male prerogative to a family choice as gas systems combine year round comfort. Women seek even temperatures for health and decorate with lighter colors while gas offers savings on water heating cooking and cooling. Forc ed warm air remains popular with ducted options and gas boilers provide radiant heat and steam. Conversion burners let families upgrade without a full new plant.

American Gas Association

Woodward Enrolls in Speed Reading Class

Hollywood star Joanne Woodward enrolls in a speed reading class using newspapers scripts and figures to handle the flood of submissions after her expected September childbirth. Franklin Scott Co. offers an electronic soil moisture probe to test root level conditions for drought or excess moisture. The device reads wet moist or dry soil to show mineral content.

Hollywood UPI Joanne Woodward Franklin Scott Co Farmington Wash

Peggy Castle and John Russell Reunite on Lawman TV Series

Hollywood reports Peggy Castle and John Russell, longtime co stars in film, meet again after decades and more than 30 pictures each, as they finally appear together in the Lawman television series during their screen test interaction.

Hollywood UPI Peggy Castle John Russell

Northeastern Admissions Visit At Maynard High

Assistant Director of Admissions Mrs Lambert of Northeastern University met with fifteen Maynard High seniors. They reviewed five colleges including business, engineering, liberal arts, education and pharmacy. The school highlighted Northeastern’s co operative program with alternating study and supervised paid work. Recent Maynard grads Alan Cremer Mary Lee Darcy Janet Lindquist Virginia Rizzo Karen Sousa and Joan Wheeler enrolled at Northeastern.

Lambert Business Administration College of Engineering College of Liberal Arts College of Education College of Pharmacy Northeastern Maynard High Alan Cremer Mary Lee Darcy Janet Lindquist Virginia Rizzo Karen Sousa Joan Wheeler

Nursing course opens Oct 17 with limited class

The Red Cross will run a 14 hour home nursing course starting October 17 open to residents of Acton Roxborough Carlisle Concord and Lincoln. Mrs Margaret Trumacki RN Lincoln will teach 7 30 to 9 30 Tuesdays and Thursdays at Emerson Hospital. The course costs 75 cents for the official home nursing reference book. Up to 14 registrants may be accommodated. Reservations at Red Cross headquarters 2 Stow Street EM 9 2590.

Concord Red Cross Acton Roxborough Carlisle Lincoln Margaret Trumacki R. N . Lincoln Emerson Hospital William O. Apthorp Red Cross Home Nursing Stow Street

Wilinsky Captures Two Tennis Titles At Concord-Carlisle

Gene Wilinsky of The Valley road dominated the Concord Carlisle fall tennis tournament. He won the men's singles title after a semi final win, and teamed with Paul Counihan to clinch the doubles crown in a tight three set final over Ted Heuchling and Cary Brown. The tournament praised officials and tennis authority Robert Horn for guidance.

Concord Concord -Carlisle High Gene Wilinsky Valley Road Gene Lexington Paul C. Counihan Helen Wood Road Ted Heuchling Holden Wood Road Cary Brown Wilinsky Mark Connelly Oxbow Road Paul Revere Robert Horn

Basics for a Family Camping Trip

The report lists essentials for a family campout including a tent sleeping bags a camp stove and lantern an ice chest and disposable tableware. Experts estimate a four person family will spend about 250 dollars on these items.

New York UPI

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