Concord women to attend 41st school of international relations
Tillie Taylor and the Concord League of Women Voters along with members from Concord Sudbury Bedford Acton Lincoln plan attendance at the 41st school of international relations at Kresge Auditorium with the theme Canada is a World Context. Speakers include Stuart D. Hemsley Canadian consul general. Tickets available through local organizers and various contacts in Acton Sudbury and Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
George McQueen
Lincoln
Lawrence Anderson
Wilbur Davenport
Sudbury Teachers Association
Maynard
Charles Garabedian
Pauline Anderson Proctor
Mizpah Rebekahs
Mary Eaton
Noble Grand
Carlisle Garden Club
Woman's Alliance
Carlisle
Acton
Service League
Acton Center
Buccaneer
South Acton
Elks Hall
Charles P. Kindleberger
Old Colonial Inn
Barbara White
New England
Whdh-Tv
Barbara O’brien
Beth Wallin
Rose Hawthorne Guild
Ronald F. Gardella
Gilman D. Jackson
Area Woman's Club Plans Boston Mid-Winter Meeting
Sudbury area clubs set a Jan 28 session at John Hancock Hall Boston with 10 15 am registration. Speakers include Mrs J Carrell Morris on Beacon Hall report and Dr Rolston E Warne on Consumer Interests followed by Dr Robert Perlman addressing Juvenile Delinquent issues and Frank Maria on civic leadership The Fourth R and luncheon in Dorothy Quincy Suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Doris Childs Sudbury
Area Woman's Club
John Hancock Hall
J. Carrell Morris
MSFWC
Sudbury Woman's Club
Beacon Hall
Rolston E. Warne
President's Consumer Council of the
U.S
Robert Perlman
Action For
Birth Announcements From Emerson Hospital
Recent arrivals at Emerson Hospital include several newborns across Concord and surrounding towns. Daughters born to Gubbins in Concord on January 7 and Wolek in Concord on January 11. Sons born to Flannery in West Concord on January 8, Earle Street in Lincoln on January 9, Walsh in Acton on January 9, Vincent Chick in West Acton on January 9, Meader in Sudbury on January 11, Morris in South Acton on January 12, Galvin in Acton on January 13, Kalms in West Acton on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Charles Gubbins
Hill Street
Lawrence Flannery
Main Street
West Concord
Earle
Bedford Road
Lincoln
William Walsh
Alcott Street
Acton
John Chick
Mohegan Road
West Acton
Francis Wolek
Butternut Circle
Earl Meader
Horse Pond Road
Sudbury
Ronald Morris
Central Street
South Acton
Richard Galvin
William Kalms
Sioux Street
Extension News of the Week Highlights Peach Bud Damage and Bird Baths
The piece notes winter cold risks to peach buds from December and January frosts, with elevation, wind, and duration affecting damage. It estimates Massachusetts could have substantial peach reductions. It also advises winter bird baths, outlining construction, placement, water depth, and the value of baths for resident, transient, and breeding birds.
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Massachusetts
Sudbury Camp Toenobscot Receives Accreditation
Sudbury camp Toenud earns accreditation from the American Camping Association. The standards committee chair praises the facility for meeting or exceeding required safety and program quality criteria amid ongoing improvements and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
American ‘Camping Association
Camp Toenud
Middlesex Auxiliary Council Meeting This Afternoon
Delegates of the Ed wards Campaign A L Auxiliary Unit meet at 2 pm at the Malden Legion Home. Attending will be President Mildred Mahaney along with Mrs. Alice Roberts Mrs. Bertha Lowden and Mrs. Kay Nedza, plus other local unit members.
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Acton
Edwards Caimby A.L
Middlesex C Council
Malden Legion Home
Mildred Mahaney
Alice Roberts
Bertha Lowden
Kay Nedza
Jnit
Training School On Housecleaning Problems Listed
Four February sessions will cover housecleaning products and procedures. Mrs. Muriel W. Bolas will lead demonstrations in Lowell Concord Framingham and Malden for Middlesex County homemaker volunteers and organization representatives. Advance registration advised contact EM 9 4845.
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Muriel W. Bolas
Lowell
Concord
Framingham
Malden
Middlesex County
P.T.A
Chub
Carlisle Congregational Church Annual Supper And Meeting
Carlisle Ever Ready Class holds its annual supper and meeting Tuesday at 7 at the Carlisle Congregational Church. Election of officers and reading of reports will occur. 1962 officers under President Mrs. Edwin Storer will host the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Edwin Storer
Roxborough Ladies Alliance elects new church officers
The Roxborough Ladies Alliance of Congregational Church elected new officers for the season. Doris Custance was named president with Lilly Caton as vice president, Ruth Adams as secretary, and Phyllis Priest as treasurer.
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Roxborough
Acton-Winona Rebekah Lodge Meets at West Acton
Acton Winona Rebekah Lodge met last Wednesday at the West Acton Fire Station for a business meeting and tasting party. Grace French and Mabel Hasson led the event.
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Acton
Winona Rebekah Lodge
West Acton
Grace French
Mabel Hasson
Teenobscot Camps Receive Full Accreditation
Teenobscot, founded in 1958 as a youth training program for ages 13 to 16, receives full accreditation joining Ejdbanobscot Day Camp which was accredited in 1955. Basilla E. Newman directs both camps and serves on the New England Camping Association board.
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Cot
Teenobscot
Etbanobscot Foundation, Inc
Basilla E. Newan
New England Camping Association
Club Meeting Hears Speakers and Shrubs Offered
Carlisle Garden Club met at Mrs. Spencer Clark’s home for a business session and a talk by Miss Mary Thomas on History and Uses of Herbs. Vice President Mrs. Richard Brandhurst led the meeting. hosts were Mrs. William Cutter and Mrs. William Saul. The club offers pink flowering almond shrubs to townspeople at reduced prices as part of a civic conservation push. residents are asked to watch mail for details.
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Carlisle — Garden
Cuo
Spencer Clark
East Street
Richard Brandhurst
Mary Thomas
William Cutter
William Saul
Concord Musicians Concert by Bedford Concord Symphony
Concord musicians presented a Sunday afternoon concert at the high school auditorium, sponsored by the Bedford Women’s Community Club. Committee members included Co chairmen Mrs. Francis Durgin and Mrs. Russell Schneider and many others.
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Bedford — Concord Symphony Orchestra
Auditrium
Bedford Women's Community Club
Francis Durgin
Russell Schneider
Maurice Alley
L.W. Beaushausen
Rudolph Erickson
John Glenn
Gaston Goyette
Karl King
James Colgan
Fred Olson
Charles Scrymgeour
Thomas Webster
Local Girl Scouts Aid Fund Drives in Sudbury
Sudbury Girl Scout troops complete their third service project to support charitable drives. Troop 173 and Troop 94 prepared March of Dimes envelopes under Mrs. Fred S. Wilson Jr. and Mrs. Russell C. Stacy. They helped UNICEF and distributed United Fund posters and torches with Mrs. Edward J. Hunter Jr. and Mrs. W. R. MacLachlan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Fred S. Wilson, Jr
Russel C. Stacy
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Edward J. Hunter, Jr
W.R. MacLachlan
Unicef
United Fund
U.F
Valentine Party Planned by Carlisle Catholic Club
Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club of St Irene's Church plans a Valentine party for all town teens at the rectory on February 15 at 8. The group sent a sunshine box to James Diment, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Diment, a patient at Emerson Hospital after a broken leg. Members give gifts, and the club will provide refreshments for a Concord Family Service movie and discussion at Spalding School on February 8. A parish fair is also planned for May.
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Carlisle — Catholic Woman's Club
St. Irene’s Church
James Diment
Gordon Diment
South Street
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Spalding School
Carlisle Unity Club hears talk on beauty care tips
Mrs. Janice Seateave spoke on What Paint and Powder Can Do For You at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Roy Salzman on Bedford Road. Assisting hosts were Mrs. Paul Kierstead and Mrs. George Otterson. Also included a leather care tip advising against furniture polish and recommending mild soap with a damp cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Letter Series On Appliances Available for Enrollment
Concord offers a free Extension Service letter series on household equipment prepared by Verda Dale of the University of Massachusetts. Topics cover selecting small appliances washing machines laundry products and warranties. Enrollment can be made by contacting Extension Service 9 Everetts Street and requesting Equipment Letter Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Dale
University of Massachusetts
Everett Sreet
Social Security Offices Offer Help Across The Nation
The article outlines widespread offices and field representatives ready to assist claims, provide information on social security rights, and help gather proofs. It notes scheduling with civic groups and film options, with Maynard Town Building and Concord Library as monthly contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Social Security
Social Security District
Maynard Town
Concord Library
Couples Club of St Irene’s Church Plans Winter Outing
The Carlisle report notes the Couples Club of St Irene’s Church will meet tomorrow evening at 8 30 at the rectory. Members plan a coasting or skating outing depending on the weather and will proceed to Mr and Mrs William Riley on Prospect Street for refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
St. Irene’s Church
William Riley
Prospect Street
Common Market discussed by professor at dinner remarks
Dr. Charles P. Kindleberger told a League of Women Voters dinner at Colonial Inn that the Common Market has trade creation and trade diversion effects and could add stability by dampening bipolar tensions. He noted France's shifts toward efficient production and Britain’s textile obligations may affect colonial trade and national policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mary Carrier
Charles. P. Kindleberger
M.it
League of Women Voters
Colonial Inn
Kindileberger
France
Germany
Adenauer
Britain
Lincoln
United States
England
Two Policemen Welcome Babies Same Day at Emerson Hospital
Concord police officer and his wife greet their third child Maureen in Emerson Hospital as they share a room with another officer and his wife who welcome their fifth child a boy. Names given include Ralph E. Wesinger Kathleen Harrington and James Callan Callan family ties listed.
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Emerson Hospital
Concord
Ralph E. Wesinger
Fernstreet
Maureen
Wesinger
Kathleen E. Harrington
Charles E. Wesinger
Arlington
James Harrig Waltham
Sergi
Alexander
Callan
Elsinore
James Callan
Port Lock
Ontario
Easy Fixings Macaroni Chicken Skillet Dish
Dredge 2-pound frying chicken pieces in flour salt and pepper. Brown in a half cup melted butter or margarine. Add 1 quart elbow macaroni, pepper and oregano. Gradually add water and cook about 50 minutes until chicken and macaroni are tender. Serves 4.
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Call Dodd Machine & Welding CO
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Lewandos
Lewand
Thoreau Street
New Bay Path Council
Colonial Council
John Simons
Cochituate
John Wall
Natick
Alfred Gorell, Jr
Lexington
Walter Lockwood
Newton
Starley Worsig
Cold and Peaches
Max G. Fultz
J.T. Williams
Toenobscot
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Alliance
Rebekah
Demonds
Girl Scouts
Irene Hermanson
Social Security News
Allan V. Kangas
Call Twinoaks
Reading Clinic
Concord Medical Center
Emerson
Wealty
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