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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
13
A reflective tribute recalls Teresa Morrill, a bright joyful child whose infectious zest reshaped mornings for a neighbor. The author holds faith that God welcomed the young life, cherishing her memory and impact on those who knew her.
UPI report shows manufacturers of confectionery and chocolate products in Chicago posting estimated August sales of 95.1 million dollars, up six percent from August 1961, according to William P. Markert executive director of the candy chocolate and confectionery institute.
Emerson Hospital held its annual corporation meeting in the hospital assembly room with President George R. Walker presiding. Directors and officers were elected, including Walker as president and Elmer N. Funkhouser Jr. as vice president, with several Concord residents named to the board and corporators for terms through 1963 and 1967. The program featured medical staff demonstrations on exchange transfusions resuscitation and accident case techniques with exhibits by Jo Ann Logan and Marie Hanson highlighting rehabilitation and career outreach.
Acton Lions plan their next regular meeting on Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Acton Center Women's Clubhouse with President Julian J D Agostino presiding over the business session The program will be announced by Chairman Paul H Mason Earlier the directors met at Treasurer Joseph Coughlin s home The club recently hosted a zone meeting with Deputy Dist Gov Joseph App of Wilmington and Z C Joseph Rooney of Lexington as speakers
Carlisle Grange hosts a turkey whist at the hall Friday at 8 PM with public welcome. Selectmen plan their regular meeting Saturday at the library. Herbert D Bates of Stearns Street is hospitalized at Emerson for a back ailment requiring surgery. Carlisle Grange delegates to the Pomona meeting in Tyngsboro include Mr and Mrs Edward R Stephen Mr and Mrs Everett Keyes Mr and Mrs Arthur Mills Mrs Raymond Madeiros and Carl Swanson. Mrs Madeiros and Mrs Mills participated in the entertainment as a Christmas party was enjoyed. Next Cub Scouts meeting is Tuesday night at the school. Steven Charles Belanger, first child of Mrs and Mrs Charles Belanger of Westford Street, was baptized at St Irene's with Rev Paul H Doherty officiating, godparents Mr and Mrs Robert Auger.
About 200 wide eyed youngsters attended the Acton paint Dewey and Almy Chemical Co division of W R Grace Co annual Christmas party in Cambridge plant cafeteria. Santa Claus distributed gifts while Mancini and Noel families decorated the cafeteria. Aero Club organized the event with Mancini as president.
A national campaign promotes buying U S savings bonds to support the economy. The poster calls on citizens to invest for future prosperity and pride in the country.
A gas range article highlights modern automatic units from the American Gas Association. New wall hung or freestanding designs offer chrome ovens, side by side broiler, four top burners, touch controls, rotisserie, and meat thermometer. Built in and free standing models emphasize ease of cleaning and precise heat control with the burner brain.
Sudbury Board of Appeals denied builder Thomas Vassalotti a permit to build a single family house on Hudson Road in Sudbury. A trial date has not been set in the East Cambridge Superior Court action. Vassalotti’s lawyer Eugene L. Tougas said notification from the board was not received yet.
A revolutionary low temperature setting allows keeping food at 140 degrees for hours without extra cooking. Automatic meat thermometers and probes let you select doneness from rare to well done and shut the oven off when reached. Other features include automatic burner ignition, clocks, timers, illuminated panels, rotisseries, griddies, easy cleaning, and a Gold Star emblem signaling high standards.
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