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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
4
An old classified style notice from the Concord Enterprise lists publication details at Marlboro Massachusetts. It provides subscription rates up to one year and a disclaimer about typographical errors in advertisements.
Advertising copy must be in this office by 2 o clock Wednesday, one day before publication. The notice sets a strict deadline for all advertisers seeking inclusion in the next issue.
The Concord Congregational Church augmented choir conducts Advent and Christmas music this Sunday at 9 30 and 11 00 a m services under E Whitrede Clark. Readings by Rev Robert Barber. Third Advent candle lit by Dana Morgan and Ron Morgan. Church school at 9 30 and 11 a m.
Concord sixty two proposed changes in milk marketing regulations will be discussed at a Middlesex Worcester and Hillsborough County New Hampshire meeting of dairy farmers at United Cooperative Farmers Hall Fitchburg Tuesday 8 p.m. A panel discussion will cover changes in milk market orders and regulations with panelists Dr William C Welden H P Hood and Sons Christopher Sykes Ashburnham dairy farmer and VP and legislative agent of Mass Cooperative Milk Producers Federation Prof Ellsworth Bell Extension agricultural economist University of Massachusetts moderator Francis Mentzer Jr county agricultural agent Middlesex County will moderate.
Acton Acton Roxborough regional junior high school presents its first annual Christmas concert at Blanchard Auditorium at 8 15 p m tonight. The program features Sing We Now of Christmas Dona Nobis Pacem Pro cessional Make We Merry Rejoice Greatly and other carols with Madrigal Group The Cherry Tree Carol Kentucky Mountain Song The Holly and the Ivy English Carol Ding Dong Merrily on High French Carol The Christmas Song and more. Accompanists Pamala Collins Suzanne Rae and Carol Iskian will assist.
The Acton Community Center Choral Art Society will perform Handel’s The Messiah Sunday at 8 15 p m in the Acton Roxborough Regional High School auditorium under Const antine Limberakis. Fort Leavenworth musicians and Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra join as instrumentalists with choirs from local churches. Tickets are on sale through society members.
At the Concord Chapter D A R meeting on Nashawtale Road Kathleen Adams, pianist, performed an American music survey from the 16th to 19th centuries. She played two songs by Frances Hopkinson, two hymns by William Billings, Harvard Hymn by John Knowles Paine, two Edward MacDowell selections, and a Randall Thompson Prelude. A large group enjoyed the concert and refreshments followed.
P C Carrier of South Acton post office is recuperating after surgery at Emerson hospital and at home. James P. McBride thanks helpers who covered mail delivery during the absence. Rev Deane Starr and John McGuire filled in on the route with replacements McGuire and Robert MacFwan handling deliveries. Nat Polen of As the World Turns once played drums with Clyde McCoy and Les Brown bands in 1936 42.
Dr Hraba returned from Europe praising Maynard parks for sanitation and morale while noting European hygiene lags in Italy and France. He tours focused on sanitation, culture, and comparative public health, urging civic investment despite costs. He describes Maynard slums as small and harmless and notes his medical honors and roles.
Christmas party of Cub Pack 33 will be held in the Marion L Towne School auditorium Tuesday at 7 p.m. Boys are asked to bring an inexpensive wrapped gift for the tree. The party committee includes Walter A Anderson Thomas H Christmas Arthur Guenard and Carle M Williams.
Public service appeal urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national development and Government funding. It outlines benefits of safe, affordable savings and a patriotic incentive to participate in the national savings program.
Bedford resident Kamund C. Beebe Jr. of 312 South Road is pursuing a master of business administration degree in Babson Institute's evening graduate program in Wellesley. He previously attended Governor Dummer Academy and Hobart College, where he earned a BA in history and economics in June 1961.
Concord-Wednesday all students will return home in the afternoon via an emergency schedule as a civil defense drill. The plan aims for everyone to reach home within 30 minutes using walking for younger pupils and bus/transport for longer distances, with no late buses that day.
Bedford James D Coughlin of 240 South Road formerly of Arlington died Friday. He leaves his wife Henrietta Duffell two sisters Sister Mary Patricia Maryknoll and Miss Mary E Coughlin. Services from D W Grannan Arlington Tuesday then a solemn high mass at St Michael Church Bedford. Maynard Teresa Morrill of 5 12 Street died Friday with services from Sheehan White Home and a mass angels at St Church. Burial in St B cemetery.
Lincoln-Mabel F Kelley died yesterday morning at Emerson Hospital. Born in Boston she was 55 and had served as secretary to the Somerville High School principal for 30 years. Surviving are sisters Mary Gertrude Kelley and Marion A Doyle and brother Bertram J Kelley. Visiting hours Thursday and Friday 2 to 10 p.m. from her late residence. Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home in charge. Funeral mass at St Joseph's Church Saturday 10 a.m. Interment will follow at Lincoln.
West Acton Ralph J. King 42 of 22 Oneida Road died suddenly in New York Thursday morning. He had lived here recently, moving from Brighton. He leaves his mother Elinore L Pederson father Martin H retired Boston police superintendent three brothers Rev James Vincentian Missions South Africa Lieut Col Fred M U S Air Force Maryland and Henry F Chicago Ill and three children Paul 12 Pricilla 10 and Mark 7. A World War II veteran he was employed by a firm with New York City offices. Funeral services were held Monday at Leo M Birmingham Funeral Home Brighton then a requiem mass at Our Lady of Presentation Roxbury with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Brighton.
Funeral services for Mrs Anna M of 12 Manning Street were held Monday from Ey Funeral Home and St Church with a mass celebrated by Rev Charles Saudadd. Interment followed at St B Cemetery Maynard with bearers Richard Dennis Maskowsky Joseph Peto Harvard Ai Booth Hudson Robert Marlboro and Thomas Wood.
Acton Congregational Church hosts a coffee hour after services at 10 a.m. Sunday. A Christmas program rehearsal is set for Saturday at 2 30. Church school Christmas program Sunday at 4 30. Bible study at the parsonage on December 16 at 8 15. Coordinating council meets Tuesday at 8 at the church.
Stow Regular hosts Stow Grange at town hall on Tuesday for an annual Christmas party attended by youngsters from Hudson schools and other local children. Also notes promotion of U S Savings Bond offerings.
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