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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1963

Page

7

Lally of Guild Speakers at Rose Hawthorne Event

Rt. Rev. Francis J. Jor of the Catholic Church spoke at Rose Hawthorne School as Monsignor Lally was named a papal chamberlain. Morrissey and the guild announced a spring fundraiser to benefit a central library for school children. Proceeds will fund scholarships and supporting bridge and whist duties attended by senior mothers.

Francis J. Jor The Catholic of Rose Monsignor Lally Me. Morrissey Librschool Samu Meliss

Colored Slides Show At Local Garden Club Meeting

Members gathered Monday at Mrs. David Way's home where border garden and flower show pictures were displayed. Mrs. Otto Schol led the event with hostesses assisting. future plans include a meeting at Mrs. John Delano to cover flower show rules and herb use with Mrs. John W. Lymberg again chairing hostesses.

David Way Border Gardens Otto Schol Way Alfred Cobleigh Joseph Hartshorn William LaFleur John Delano John W. Lymberg Delano Lymberg Charles Bijorklund James Woolston

Young Ladies Learn to Skate Classes at Belmont Rink

More than 100 young girls attend skating lessons at the Belmont Playground Rink every Saturday morning. Teachers Mr. and Mrs. J. Jack L. Sigum oversee the classes, guiding pupils through graceful figure skating movements in a winter activity on Concord Region ice.

Concord Reion Sigum Jack L Belmont

Maynard Woman Is Given Birthday Surprise by Family

Mrs. Mabel Holly of 48 Summer Street Maynard was surprised with a birthday dinner at Capt. John W. Holly’s Fortens home. Guests included her son and daughter in law Capt. and Mrs. John W. Holly and other relatives from Maynard Littleton and Weaukeegan. Walter Comeau of Littleton attended, and a phone call from son William added to the celebration.

Maynard Mabel Holly Summer Street John W. Holly Fortens Holly George Robert Holly Mildred Virginia Holy Walter Comeau Littleton N.H William Weaukeegan

Willow Rebekah Lodge Holds Silent Auction Meeting

West Concord members of Willow Rebekah Lodge No 109 held a silent auction after a Monday meeting at Union Church. Mrs Leslie Petersen and Miss Hilda Suker PG led refreshments with plans for a February 4 Valentine party.

West Concord Willow Rebekah Lodge Union Church Leslie Petersen Hilda Suker P.N.G

Officers in a Duties Executive board of Blessed Louis couples

Elizabeth of Hungary 8 held Monday at the Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. rmer co-presidents of the club have med as followed: Co for the current year's were discussed and in 9 bowling party, fret-dance, Pops concert, and clambake.

Blessed Louis Couples Elizabeth of Hungary Donald S.rmer

Pledge Service Held by Maynard Methodist Church Women

A Maynard Methodist Church event featured a pledge service conducted Tuesday evening by the Woman’s Society of Christian Science. Mrs. Lawrence O’Brien and Mrs. John Koch led the program. A yard auction followed, organized by Mrs. James Allen and Mrs. Carl Mansfield, with Mrs. Philip Wilson and Mrs. Arthur Carlton among those in attendance.

Maynard Woman's Society of Christian Science Maynard Methodist Church Lawrence O’brien John Koch James Allen Carl Mansfield Philip Wilson Arthur Carlton

Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

A government campaign urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national finance. It highlights reliability and accessible purchase options, emphasizing patriotism and long term saving benefits for families.

U.S

Maynard Rainbow Installs Officers at Maynard Assembly

The 127th installation of Maynard Assembly No. 21 Rainbow Girls occurred at the Masonic Temple with Installing officer Roberta Clark and a full slate of Maynard officers led by Worthy Advisor Jean Wick. Guest speakers included Rev. Eino J. Hamalainen and Kenneth Coutts.

Rainbow Maynard Donna Wilson Charity Barbara McGarry Faith Jean Wick Beverly Rosemark Amber Hayward Hope Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Roberta Clark P.W.A Priscilla Lotrines Carol Raikunen Barbara Mackey Virginia Weckstrom Jean Duncanson Clinton Marie Swenson Page East Judith McFarland Page West Paula Davis Mission Evangelical Congregational Church Kenneth Coutts Gordon Divinity School

Stow Association Plans Tuesday Meeting at Unitarian Church

The Stow Women's Association will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Unitarian Church with a 2:30 p.m. business session. Mrs. Alvin Fletcher hosts the 2 p.m. coffee hour. The literature committee, chaired by Mrs. Paul Gast, outlines reviews by panelists including Mrs. H F Eastman, Mrs. Ethel A Herrick, and Mrs. Arthur S Hill.

Stow Alvin H. Fletcher Stow Women's Association Unitarian Church Vestig Paul R. Gast H. F. Eastman Ethel A. Herrick Arthur S. Hill

Guild Meets Monday Guests on Wednesday at Union Church

The Union Church Guild invites Helping Hand Society and men’s club members to its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the church. Guests will present colored pictures detailing a summer trip to Norway. Refreshments will be served by guild members.

Union Church Guild Norway Helping Hand Society Mens’ Club Union Church

Movieland Wax Museum in Buena Park Showcases 65 Wax Stars

The California State Automobile Association notes Movieland Wax Museum in Buena Park features a hall of fame for film and TV stars with 65 life size wax figures from famous motions pictures.

California State Automobile Association Movieland Wax Museum Buena Park Calif

Acton Theater Begins Glass Menagerie Set

Acton work starts on the set for The Glass Menagerie as Little Theatre Workshop members meet at the Community Center on Saturday to assist Director Dian Raymond. Richard Adams designed the set and educators join the 14th annual conference at Lynnfield High. Lions Club announces new member Paul Lesure and plans for a Winter Frolic at Monument Hall on February 15.

The Little Theatre Workshop Dian Raymond Robert Darling Lucky Curtis Paul Zimmer Richard Adams B. A. At Lynnfield High M. Virginia Biggy Acton Acton Lions Hawthorne Salem Paul Lesure Monument Hall Concord

Ex-Mitre Corp Employee Bryce Dawson Found During Trip

Bryce Dawson 74 Seminole Road was located in Greenland on an inspection trip for his employer Mitre Corporation. Police confirm he is safe and account for his movements during the assignment.

Bryce Dawson Seminole Road Greenland Mitre Corp

Sudbury Clerk Tighe Returns Home After Hospital Visit

Sudbury official B Tighe returned home Friday after a hospital eye procedure. He spent five days at Melrose Wakefield Hospital and was reported to be feeling well and back at his town hall office Tuesday.

Sudbury Lawrence B Tighe Melrose - Wakefield Town Hall

Seminar Addresses Outward Reach in Liberal Sermons

At First Parish Concord the 11 o clock Sunday service features a sermon titled Reasons For Reaching Outward. An 8 o clock Sunday seminar in the parish parlor discusses World Religion and Outreach from an Unitarian Universalist study commission report. Wednesday chapel outlines Sources of Vision.

Concord First Parish Unitarian Universalist Association

Mt Calvary Guild Elects Officers at Monday Meeting

Acton Monday’s monthly Mt Calvary Lutheran church women’s guild elected officers and discussed projects for the coming year. New officers include President Marjorie Anderson and Vice President Virginia, with continued support for a Korean orphan.

Marshs announce birth of son in Waltham Hospital

Mr and Mrs Robert J Marsh of 199 Maynard Road announce the birth of a son January 18 at Waltham Hospital.

Sudbury Robert J. Marsh Maynard Road Waltham Hospital

Nomination Letter for Concord School Committee Vacancy

Edwin W. Hutton urges support for Robert Collins Jacobs to fill the Concord school committee vacancy left by Mrs. Tomlin Brown. He highlights Jacobs as a strong manager with community service, leadership roles, and employment as quality control supervisor at Polarосq Corp. in Waltham, noting Jacobs’ dedication to Concord schools and local organizations.

Old Marlboro Road Concord Mass Pudolph W. Currier Concord Enterprise Nason Street Maynard Mr. Currier Robert Collins Jacobs Tomlin Brown Bob Concord Citizens Council Carlisle West Concord Union Church Hiram College Ohio M. I. T. Graduate School

Sudbury Art Association hosts talk on Art Forgery

Sudbury Art Association offers a slide show on Art Forgery and Restoration for members and the public with a small admission. The event coincides with a holiday break and local residents Norman and Mrs. Noyes host guests from Peakham Road. Mid year exams at Lincoln-Sudbury will run January 28 to February 1. Scot Emanona from Sod ig est College appears in the text.

Sudbury Art Association Fogg Ture Norman D. Noyes Peakham Road Keiths Winter Park Fla Lincoln-Sudbury Emanona Sodigest College

Sick Seeks Selectman Seat Over Open Town Records

Stow candidate Richard A. Siek of Harvard Road announces his bid for selectman arguing for greater town record access via a mandamus suit in East Cambridge. He contrasts himself with opponent Roland W. Wright, stresses protecting residents, rural town values, and planned growth over industrial sites. He notes the suit could affect his election chances and cites family roots in Stow.

Stow Richard A. Siek Harvard Road Selectman Ion Roland W. Wright Sick Wright Kone Superior Court East Cambridge Stek Stew

15 000 Square Foot Addition To Electronic Space Building

West Concord firm Electronic Space Structures announces start of a 15 000 square foot addition to its Route 62 area building near Acton town line. The expansion doubles capacity of the 30 000 square foot complex for design and assembly of radomes and antennas. Construction by John Spinelli of Chestnut Hill is set to complete in April.

West Concord Joseph A. Vitale Electronic Space Structures Corporation Route 62 Acton Town Line Electronic Space Structures Lincoln Laboratory M.L. T John. T. Spinelli Chestnut Hill

Five Acton Boys Will Receive Eagle Scout Awards Wednesday

Five Acton Troop 1 scouts Bruce Hamblin Robert Newman Randall Pederson Jack Kelley and Ted Ferry will be honored at a 7 15 p m court of honor for Eagle Scout awards. An additional 97 achievement awards will be presented to 74 scouts with details of tenderfoot through first class by Scoutmaster Arthur Hirsch.

Acton Bruce Hamblin Robert Newman Randall Pederson Jack Kelley Ted Ferry Arthur Hirsch Tenderfoot Thomas Pederson William Kingman Newman Winston K. Newman Kelley Ferry Hirsch Hamblin Washington, D. C Wachusett Council Eagle Scouts

Circle Meeting At Universalist Church

The South Acton regular ladies circle meets Monday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Deane Starrs Prospect Street. A playlet from Allan Patons Cry the Beloved Country will be presented with John Lang and Mrs. Greig Cranna as circle members and Mrs. Fawcett assisting as hostess.

South Acton Tinian-Universalist Church Deane Starr Prospect Street Allan Paton John Lang Greig Cranna Fawcett Starr

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Ler Rother Woman's Corner Oung Rebekah Pledge Service Maynard Rainbow Erly Rosemark Marlene Nelson Paula Moore Paula. Saarinen Drill Leeder Cehryl Palmer Marjorie Pekkala Nature Linda Gunn Laurie Manning Fidelity Elaine Erkkinen Christine Taylor Nancy Richardson Confidential Linda Tervo Outer Observer Mable MacLellan Judy Hytonen Debbie Lee French Elizabeth Gorts Stow Association GUILD MT. Calvary Hudson, Mass We ‘Gore Wiriak Bair,’ Mayeses Wood Square Eagle Scout Stephen Cornwall Hudson
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