11.idramatWestford■s.ie.'sr-WleisFitISillis»yCar Parade to Precede Boosters Band Concert1CS.IVg-)r1a-ir*2?smire-r-ale.itWESTFORD — Tonight at 7 o’clock at the new Xabnassct school on Plain road the Nab-nassrt Roosters will sponsor their annual hand concert. Frank Page wil conduct, the West ford academy band in a number of musical compositions. Richard Jordan, president of the Na bn asset Roosters will be chairman of the affair, with Mrs. Alice Brewster as assistant chairman.Home cooked food will be on sale at the cake table, with Mrs. Margaret Leedbcrg, Mrs. Ella Johnson and Mrs. Carl Nyland as salesladies. Mrs. Stella Papal izzio will be in charge of the candy table, while popcorn will be sold by Mrs. Richard Jordan. Hot dogs and coffee will be served by David Duffy and Ralph Brewer. As special features, children will enjoy games led by Donald Foden, and grabs sold by Mrs. Barbara Brewer. A white elephant table wil] have many surprises and that will be headed by Mrs. Charlotte Bill. The 4H Ambulance fund will have a coin toss for the fund.At 6:30 p. m. at the old NkUv nasset school a car parade will form and will tour through the streets. Everyone is welcometo join the parade of cars, also to enioy the band concert.THE WESTFORD Chapter of the American Field Service is sponsoring a program to be hold Oct. 5 for the benefit of the foreign student exchange program. Co-chairmen of this event are Mrs. Ben Drew and John Gagnon. Mrs. Robert Smith is publicity chairman.Plans are under way lo have Carl de Suze lecture on his most recent tour to South East Asia. Ticket committee for the lecture, 'Tiger by the Tail, is William Wisnnwski, Mrs. Full ford and Mrs. Thi-beault. Mr. and Mrs. Lawn*nee Brown are planning a special food sale featuring foreign linger doods accompanied by the recipe.Any one having rostumes native to South East Asia, China, Burma, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Saigon and Hanoi, may contact Mrs. Ben Dre\v for further information.