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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1961

Page

7

Acton Carni Gras Parade Winds Through Quimby Square Streets

A three day Carni Gras highlighted by a gigantic parade and fireworks drew hundreds along the routes from Quimby square to Kelleys Corner then to the Acton Youth Center near the West Acton Roxborough line. The event featured a state police escort, dignitaries, a Lexington Minute Man color guard, awards, antique cars, and a 20 minute fireworks display after a chicken barbecue. Top prize winner was Richard T. Kelley for a Hi Fi stereo set. Plans for a repeat parade next year are being considered to make it an annual event with the Youth Center program.

Acton Quimby Square South Kelley's Corner Acton Youth Center Acon-Roxborough Edward J. Collins, Jr Stuart Theron Lowden Carroll Feltus Wesley Hirons Peabody and Everett

Acton-H. William Leads Sunday Service at South Acton Church

Sunday service at South Acton National Church was led by Acton H William with a passage on deacon or bishop qualities. Music featured Laur Hadley and Hayward brass, and ushers Russell McNam and C Robbins helped launch a new planned schedule. C Robbpins to lead 8:30 a.m. service with special music. coffee hour follows in the dining room.

Hayward

Sheehan Family In Annual Reunion

The Sheehan Family Association held its annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Harris. President Timothy Sheehan of Weymouth presided at the business session after a picnic lunch. A cookout followed, and new officers were elected: Richard Whalen of Quincy as president, Mary Lee Crowley of West Concord as vice-president, Julia White of Maynard as treasurer, and Mary Whalen of Dorchester as secretary.

North Acton Sheehan Family Association Ray L. Harris Timothy Sheehan Weymouth Richard Whalen Quincy Mary Lee Crowley West Concord Julia White Maynard Mary Whalen Dorchester

Vacation Classes End Friday at St Elizabeth Church

Acton-Summer school at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church will close tomorrow. Tuesday children had confessions and mass and Holy Communion and breakfast. Today a picnic is held and closing exercises tomorrow include prize distribution coronation of Our Lady and benediction of blessed sacrament.

Acton St. Elizabeth of Hungary

Garden Club Tour of Concord Gardens Delights Members

Garden Club members tour the Concord area ending with a tea at Mrs J J Coughlan of Acton and a visit to the Buttrick estate gardens. They also viewed Mrs Russell Robb Sr's Monument street gardens. The next meeting is set for Sept 14 with speaker Elizabeth Carlhian on bulbs.

West Acton Joseph J. Coughlan Elm Street Acton Garden Club Buttrick Estate Concord Russell Robb Monument Street Elizabeth Carlhian James A. Hartshorn

Thanksgiving flowers mark Engman family in memory service

Acton Center church flowers were given in thanksgiving for the lives of John Emil Engman and Matila Johnson Engman. Next Sunday the flowers will honor Mary Elizabeth Fougere. Last Sunday was Transfiguration Sunday and on Aug. 13 the 11th Sunday after Trinity will be noted.

Acton Center Church of ‘Good Shepherd John Emil Engman Matila Johnson Engman Mary Elizabeth Fougere

Investment Drive Promotes U.S. Savings Bonds

A nationwide appeal urges citizens to invest in U.S. Savings Bonds. Officials from the Treasury Department urge individuals to buy bonds to support national financing and personal savings, highlighting security and steady interest.

U.S

New Funeral Home Opens With Community Open House

Acton Massachusetts hosts an open house at the new Acton Funeral Home located on Massachusetts Avenue near Routes 111 and 27. John A. Doran will operate the funeral home and bring his mortician expertise and association with Martin and Doran Funeral Service to Acton.

Acton Massachusetts Avenue John A. Doran New England Institute of Enbalming Martin

Luscious Luau Served For Pearl Harbor Veterans in West Concord

West Concord hosts a Luau at 26 28 Central Street honoring Pearl Harbor survivors. George Sallet and Nicholas Signoretta host with 50 veterans and guests as Peter Grimes outlines a planned trip to Pearl Harbor for the unveiling of the USS Arizona Memorial on December 7. The outdoor party features Hawaiian music, flowers, and an authentic menu including teriaki steak, kauai vegetables, halahiki bean bake, and Hawaiian pineapple desserts.

West Concord Pearl Harbor George Sallet Nicholas Signoretta Central Street Peter Grimes Grimes Travel Services, Inc Hawaii U.S.S. Arizona War Memorial of the Pacific Sallet Walter Murphy John Barry Lynn Lyan

Dr Paul Dudley White to speak at Elbanobscot camp event

Dr Paul Dudley White will speak at Camp Elbanobscot on Wednesday about fitness for children and adults. The camp marks its 14th birthday and the first anniversary of the Elbanobscot Foundation. Committee members include Dr and Mrs A Clifford Barger Leila Sears and the Corans and Carmens.

Sudbury Camp Elbanobscot Paul Dudley White Elbanobscot Foundation A. Clifford Barger Leila Sears Murray Coran William Carmen

Evening Service at Unitarian Universalist Church

Last night's summer evening service at the Unitarian Universalist Church in South Acton discussed The Values of Life, based on a recent sermon by Rev. Deane Starr with William Holman as moderator. A formal worship service is scheduled for Aug. 16 at 8 30 p.m.

South Acton Unitarian Universalist Church Deane Starr William Holman

Cobb Baby Born in Boston Hospital

Acton Mr and Mrs Harold W Cobb welcome Rebecca born July 25 at Boston Lying-In Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William D Ireland of Boston and Mere Point Me and Mrs Sumner W Cobb of Brookline.

Banns Read For Two Couples At St Bernard’s

Banns announced for the third time between Edward M. Duggan and Brenda J. Hollowell and Ar mand J. Boucher and Lorraine A. Glenn at Acton at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. An engaged couples retreat is planned for Labor Day weekend at Episcopal Shrine and Retreat House in Waltham with details by writing or calling Twinbrook 9-1342. Holy Name Society members and all parish men observe Communion Sunday.

Acton St. Elizabeth of Hungary Banns Edward M. Duggan Brenda J. Hollowell Armand J. Boucher Lorraine A. Glenn Episcopal Shrine Waltham Twinbrook Holy Name Society

Acton Fire Crews Tame Grass Fire on High Street

Firemen responded to a small grass fire at 255 High Street South Acton Monday afternoon. Damage was slight. Expressions of sympathy extend to Col. Robert Martz family 14 Newtown Road whose relative died in Indiana.

High Street South Acton Robert Martz Newtown Road Indiana Martz

Mrs Charles M Davis Returns Home After Hospital Observation

Mrs Charles M Davis of 240 Main Street has returned to her home after confinement for observation at Emerson Hospital.

Charles M. Davis Main Street Emerson Hospital

Door family moves to Falmouth operate a motel

The Daniel P. Door family, formerly of 225 School Street, has relocated to Falmouth and currently runs a new motel there.

Daniel P. Door School Street Falmouth

Reverend Burt Family to Change Post in New Ministry

Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Burt and their daughter travel from Florida to Maine after visiting Mrs Burt's mother who is ill. They plan to move to North Attleboro where Rev Burt will begin new ministerial duties after finishing August vacation.

Robert E. Burt Florida

Two Ex-High School Gridders In Daring Sea Rescue Off Seabrook

The 45-foot Debbie V from Gloucester carrying Dr. James L. Mayne Jr. Topsfield Beverly dentist, his wife Clarice, their seven year old son, and others, burned and sank after quick fire. Ex-Concord footballer Maher leapt fully clothed to aid survivors aboard the Nan-Ju-Sue 2nd which pulled alongside. Coast Guard vessels arrived as the boat sank. Maher compared the rescue to movie scenes.

Debbie V Gloucester James L. Mayne, Jr Topsfield Beverly Clarice James Ralph Kimball Andover Nicholas Kones Salem Denisevich Nan - Ju-Sue Maher Concord Coast Guard Hampton Beach N. H Nantu-Sue Coast Mayne Walter McInnes

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