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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
9
Members of the high school teachers association, led by president B. Herlihy, gathered for a program and reception line with Mrs. Glenn and Miss Mary, Kathleen Hart of Bedford among those attending. The event was adopted as a signal item on November 22.
After an eight week campaign the election was held during an assembly. Students spoke on qualifications and ballots were handed out. New Grade 7 officers include President Bruce Bell Vice President Therese Wall Secretary Wendie Flagg Treasurer Paul Shepard and council members Laraine Moland Christine Shepard Cynthia Treye.
Mrs. Gerald F. Hollis continues as chairman for the 58rd annual campaign conducted by Medicesex Tuberculosis and Health Association for the Christmas seal drive.
Henry Novak led a 30 hour course for new working leaders under supervision, with 19 men completing two hour sessions twice weekly. George P. Downey, 45 School Street South Acton, an aircraft mechanic leader in the Installations Division, was among graduates praised for engagement and contribution.
A meeting of the newly formed Couples Club of West Acton Baptist Church was held in the vestry Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs William Harris in charge. Refreshments were organized by Mr and Mrs Stanley Smith and Mr and Mrs Edward Bailey. The Berry family noted a 13th birthday for Diane Nedra, oldest child of Mr and Mrs Stanley A Nedza of 167 Willow Street, with a small family gathering.
Bedford Grange held a combined Past Masters Night and Educational Aid Night with visitors from Upton Concord Lincoln Winchester Waverly Sudbury and Pinehurst. Officers included Master William Elliott treasurer Clyde Mullin lecturer Bertha Johnson assistant lecturer John Pride and other officials.
The West Acton Friendship Society of West Acton Baptist Church will host a food sale at the Newbury Store on Main Street in Maynard. The event, on Saturday December 42, begins at a.m. and features festive pastries, cakes, cookies, and other baked goods prepared by members.
Bedford High School selects Joseph Denaro and Robert Goddu as Citizens Of The Month for outstanding school citizenship. Goddu serves as student council president and Denaro participated in Boys State last year, with active involvement in numerous school programs.
Carlisle Grange members attended a regular meeting to discuss the Visitation program. A visitation event is scheduled to be held at Lowell with officials to oversee the arrangements.
Mrs. ie pagerann teleen led a Laymen’s gathering that paid tribute to heroes. Donald A. Lapham Everett F. Lapham and Benjamin F. were named among those present at the event amid wartime remembrance.
Concord notes the first issue of The Massachusetts Review, a literary quarterly from the University of Massachusetts. A highlighted piece is a reprint of Emerson’s 1847 notice in The Massachusetts Quarterly Review, with the main article titled Frost and Emerson, Artist.
At deCondava Museum a 1 15 p m gathering will feature Mrs Quincy Wales on Christmas in the southwest Hawaii Australia Mrs John Tew on Southern Europe including Spain Italy Greece and Mrs Victor Lutnicki on Christmas in Scandinavia Hostesses are Mrs Arthur T Howard Mrs John White Mrs Clement Sawtelle and Mrs William Ross
The Middlesex Essex Chapter of the Massachusetts Federation of Nursing Homes schedules its monthly gathering for Thursday December 10. Dinner will be at Ship's Haven Lynnfield with president Mrs Edna Sleeper presiding and an officers election plus a Christmas party. Members attended the federation annual meeting at the Dorchester Plaza Hotel Boston ending with dinner.
A June graduate from Brown University, John P. Hopkins of 128 Main Street South Acton has been appointed as a teacher in the Northwestern University Department. Hopkins is a member of the Brown Outing Club Brown Youth Guidance Club Theta Delta Chi fraternity and Brown Geology Club.
The new valve design improves power efficiency and the patent belongs to the client company where it was developed. Keyt and his family reside at 11 Hilti¢rest road.
South Lincoln Laurence By Cousins Jr son of Mr and Mrs Laurence B Cousins of Concord road completed 13 months of basic training at the U S Guards Receiving Center in New Jersey He will report to Officers School at U S Coast Guard Training Station Groton Connecticut after attending Eastbury Regional High School prior to enlistment.
An illustrated photography exhibit titled Gloucester in Detail opens at the Cordova Museum. It surveys familiar sights through works by Al Alcala and others, inviting reflection on local landscapes and personal memory.
The report records a Past Noble Grand Night observed by No. 212 at Union Lodge with attendees and honors noted.
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