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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
17
The Sunday event at the Rod and Gun Club allows fishing from 0 a.m. until closing with no bait restrictions. Members may keep up to six trout, prizes for the longest catch, and meals served from 1 a.m. and 5 p.m. A Bing game is listed as part of the day's activities.
A Catholic Woman's Sodality meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p m in the Rectory Hall of the church to discuss plans for an event to take place in May.
Sudbury annual meeting of the Wayside Inn Chapter D A R was held at the home of Mrs. Willard Dix. Elected were regent Mrs. Phillip Richardson vice regent Mrs. Michaels Coyne chaplain Miss Elsie Simonds recording secretary Mrs. Litts Stevens corresponding secretary Mrs. Raymond Handrahan treasurer Mrs. James Salter registrar Mrs. Kenneth Morrell historian Mrs. Leon Piard librarian Mrs. Clifton Giles. Hostesses assisting were Mrs. Salter Mrs. Giles and Miss Emily Thompson.
Vera Smith a 73 year old Maynard resident tripped on a sidewalk in front of The Paper Store on Nasan Street Saturday at about 10 15 a m suffering injuries to her left shoulder head and knee. She was treated by Dr Earl F Ryar and taken to Emerson Hospital for X rays.
J. Erwin Miller president of the National Council of Churches will speak at Sheraton Plaza Hotel Boston on April 16 before 300 Christian lay leaders from 12 denominations. Miller, a Disciples of Christ member and Cummins Engine board chairman, is the first layman to preside over the NCC in its 10 year history.
Bedford Ball and Chain Couples Club of Church of Christ met Saturday in Fellowship Hall. A casserole dinner was served. Dr Myron W Fowell, secretary of the Congregational conference, spoke on Crime and Corruption in Boston. Committee members included Mr and Mrs Robert Wittenauer Mr and Mrs Harold Brady Mr and Mrs Edward Lyons and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Armstrong.
Memorial Congregational Church announces Maundy Thursday worship at 8 p m with confirmation of youths and a senior choir piece from The Peaceable Kingdom by Randall Thompson. Circle 1 meets in Fellowship Hall at 8 p.m. Monday. Memorial gifts by Mr and Mrs Robert Lane Jr honor Henry Perkins.
Concord Carlisle High School students performed well at Lowell Technological Institute's Technorama. Steven Winter and David Woodward of Carlisle earned high honors with gold medals. Francis Smith of Wakefield won top honors and a trip to Seattle, with other area students receiving awards.
Raymond L. Hilliard of Framingham Trust Company announced $2,901 raised for the Sudbury Framingham Easter Seal drive toward a $5,300 local goal. The Sudbury Golden Age Club met at Horse Pond School with Ormal Laffin’s Central America lecture and a demonstration by Mrs. Clifton Giles on making hospital bags from newspapers.
Concord New Men's Club at Trinitarian Congregational Church announces officers: President Harold Shiber, Vice President Alfred Filipov, and Secretary-Treasurer Rollin Jones.
Dr. Salvatore P. LaCerva director at Bedford VA Hospital spoke to Holy Name Society members after mass about Rehabilitation and patient progress through therapy and psychiatry. Program Chairman W. Harold O’Connor presented him. President Walter R. Carew announced the May 6 spring communion breakfast and ticket availability next Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Pasquale Melisi of Hillside Street marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a reception at Monument Hall Sunday evening. More than 200 guests attended as Rev Lewis F Kearn blessed the couple. A buffet of homemade foods and a decorated wedding cake accompanied dancing to a local orchestra. The Melisis were married in 1937 at Sacred Heart Church Waltham and Mrs Melisi hails from that area.
Officer Monday event sponsored by Willow Rebekah Lodge No. 109 IOOF was held last week at Mrs Walter Burrill home. Many prizes were won by all attendees. Next lodge meeting is Monday at Union Church 7 30 p m with a reception for District Deputy President Mrs Frances Peterson hosted by Elizabeth Pickard Myra Lorentsen and Elizabeth Killian.
Mrs. Cornelius A. MacWilliams of 217 Main announces the engagement of her daughter Brenda B. MacWilliams to Bradley P. Lortz son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Lortz of 614 Massachusetts Avenue West Acton formerly Concord The bride to be is the late Mr MacWilliams daughter and the couple plan a future wedding.
A thin sheet of plastic is placed between two pieces of scrap plywood and sawed to prevent splintering and chipping during cutting.
Acton prepares a large April 19 celebration with a 6 am ceremony at the Isaac Davis Homestead. Dr Francis C McDonald Cord for Concord Lexington Acton area history will headline, with the Hayward Regional Band and city officials facilitating the act. Buses will shuttle attendees from Concord to Acton after the Concord ceremonies.
Sudbury's First Parish Adult Bible class meets for its last session Monday evening with a quiz and discussion on future formats. Maundy Thursday will feature an 8 p.m. communion service led by the minister. Good Friday offers a tenebrae service at 8 p.m. with Mrs. John Moore assisting the minister.
West Concord residents Mrs Edith Bailey and Mrs Cornelia Bedford returned last week from a pleasant Florida vacation. They visited Tropical Gardens Cypress Gardens and Sarasota. In Lake Wales they enjoyed a Passion program and toured many sites.
Sudbury Council of Churches invites all to a Palm Sunday union Lenten service at 8 p m at Memorial Congregational. A combined choir of about 55 voices from council churches will perform Bach Cantata No 4 Christ Lay in Deaths Dark Prison.
Promoters call for citizens to invest in their country by buying U S Savings Bonds. Officials cite patriotic savings as a means to support national programs and economic stability. The campaign highlights competitive interest rates and security features.
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