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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Henryt of 18 Parker street announce the engagement of their daughter Sonja M to Louis F J son of Mrs Anthony I of 20 Sartell road The groom is a beauty technician and the couple plan a future wedding in the Boston area with schooling at Boxborough Region School Mansfield Academy and related trade training noted.
Acton Laboratories names Stan Wanson sales engineer after a long sales career in an industrial firm. He holds a BS in electrical engineering from Iowa State College and served as a captain in the Army Signal Corps during World War II. He is married with three children.
Acton resident Chester Gad will take part in the 1960 Luay conference of the Society for Quality at the Hotel Statler Hilton in New York City on February 26 and 27. He will present a paper titled How to and Implement Inoun Ent control. Gad, an assistant of quality from Raytheon, New..., has been active in the control field for years. January is Heart Month.
West Acton Mt Calvary Sunday School staff begin training on New Testament History with a Monday session at 8 p.m. Church Council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Ash Wednesday March 2 at 7 p.m. marks the first Lenten service at Stow Chapel. A Passion of Christ slide devotion series runs weekly during Lent. Community invited to join.
Miss Karen Evelyn Spinney of West Acton and Auburn announces engagement to William Leander Pickard of Pepperell. Miss Spinney, a 1956 Acton-Roxborough Regional High School graduate, attends the University of Connecticut. Pickard, Pepperell High School 1955 graduate, finished Stockbridge Agriculture School in 1958. fall wedding planned.
Winona Rebekah Lodge No. 182 I O O F meets Wednesday night at 7 30 p m at Universalist Church for a Schuyler Colfax Night program led by Anna French noble grand co chairs are Norma Smith and Dorothy Smith both past noble grands Past noble grands gathered last night at Miss Norma Smiths home 304 Central Street
The Lions Club meeting is canceled and members plus their wives will attend a social event at a Concord nightspot on Monday at 7 30 p m. Other clubs Bedford Lexington and Concord plan to attend. The next regular meeting is March 15. A directors meeting is set for March 9 at Leonard Lester's home. The club will sponsor a school science fair on March 4 and 5.
Acton Regional High School Principal Raymond J. Grey and Superintendent William L. O'Connell will attend the second governor's conference on higher education in Boston. The conference focuses on quantity and quality in higher education and public needs in the Commonwealth. Grey announces third marking period report cards will be issued Thursday March 4 and include half year standing. Public schools and Acton Roxborough Regional High School resume on Monday February 29. O'Connell attended the Massachusetts School Superintendents Association meeting in Framingham with Dr Owen Kiernan, commissioner of education, speaking on the National Defense Act in the Commonwealth.
Miss Linda Reese daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Reese was capped last Thursday at the School of Practical Nursing Boston exercises conducted by Household Nursing Association. It begins a 15 month course with nine months at Emerson Hospital and three months nursing in private homes.
Acton Monthly meeting at Acton Center Woman's Club House on Thursday March 3 at 2 p.m. will feature an illustrated lecture on bulbs by P. de Jager and Son of Hamilton. Hostess will be Mrs Henry Kilroy.
Acton Troop 264 will resume meetings at the legion home on Monday with Scoutmaster William Kingman in charge. Explorer Post 284 meets under Michael Zimmer. Explorers toured Hanscom Airport Bedford for a plane ride. Acton Community Center held a large square dance led by Bob Treyz of Boxborough. Girl Scouts banquet at Acton-Boxborough High School cafeteria 5 30 to 7 30 PM with last minute reservations to Mrs Jerry Harris. Morning coffee hour at Acton Center Women's Clubhouse hosted by Mrs E Wilson Bursaw. luncheon and card party Thursday drew good attendance.
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