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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1960

Page

8

Glowing Circus Reviews Highlight Royal International Show

Critics from World Telegram Sun Herald Tribune and New York Sunday Mirror praise the Royal International Circus as a nostalgic family treat. Writers note thrills laughs and the old fashioned circus atmosphere under the world’s largest tent with animal acts and tanbark. Buy U.S. savings bonds.

Royal International Circus Joe Alvarez World Telegram & Sun Suisteenery Herald Frank Quinn The New York Sunday Mirror Shakespeare

Sudbury Couple Plans To Live In Marlborough

Mrs Deborah Dunsford of Sudbury married Frank Vana Jr son of Mrs Vana and the late Mr Vana at Our Lady of Fatima Church on July 2 Rev Arthur M Carter of Immaculate Conception Church Marlboro presiding Mrs Dunsford a Lincoln-Sudbury regional high school graduate now works for Raytheon Mr Vana a Sudbury school graduate starts his senior year at Bates College after their Maine wedding trip they will reside in Marlboro. both are linked to local institutions.

Sudbury Deborah Dunsford Clarence G. Dunsford Fairbank Road Frank, Vana, Jr Frank Vana Vana Our Lady of Fatima Church Arthur M. Carter Immaculate Conception Church Marlboro Lincoln-Sudbury Raytheon Bates College

Fitzpatricks Note 37th Anniversary

West Concord Mr and Mrs John David Fitzpatrick of 5 Shirley Street celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary on July 10. The couple have two daughters Marilyn Sullivan and Joan Griffin of West Concord and one son Lieut William Fitzpatrick USNR Burlington RI. Mr Fitzpatrick is a retired Boston and Maine Railroad employee.

West Concord John David Fitzpatrick Shirley’ Street Marilyn Sullivan Joan Griffin William Fitzpatrick Barrington, R. I Fitzpatrick Boston and Maine Railroad

West Concord Man Marries Maine Girl

The marriage of Miss Marjorie Slefinger of Woodland Maine to John Lambert Wheeler of West Concord took place at Woodland's Methodist Church. The bride wore silk organza with a veil and train. maid of honor and bridesmaids wore silk organdy dresses. The groom was supported by ushers, and both families attended a church reception before the couple departed for a Hawaii honeymoon and planned to reside in Hamilton.

West Concord Marjorie Slefinger John M. Slefinger Woodland John Lambert Wheeler Earl Baldwin Wheeler Main Street Methodist Church Elaine Slesinger Jane Wheeler Barbara May Smith Walter Driscoll, Jr Concord William Purcell Milton William E. Mattison, Jr Alfred Ireland Providence Hawaii Hamilton

Sudbury Community Notes Share News From O'Donnell to Births

Sudbury residents welcome guests from Ossining and Birmingham and note library summer hours at Goodnow Library. Mrs. Hunt tours New York and Canada with her son and his wife. Congratulations pour in for the birth of Lisa Mari Eycleshymer and Charles Cristopher Ide with local relatives named.

Morgan Memorial Box Reaches Wayland and Sudbury

Sudbury residents are reminded the Morgan Memorial collection box is at the Wayland Shopping Center near the Co Op. New bags for clothing contributions are available as volunteers note the camp’s 54th season with nearly 500 children from 30 nationalities housed in international families at Fresh Air Camps in South Athol.

Sudbury Morgan Memorial Wayland Co- Op Sudbury Methodist Church South Athol Vincent P. Clarke James L. Jenks Sanborn Company of Waltham Winchester Henry E. Helms Watertown David W. Helms

Police tighten camp noise rules in Concord town hours

Concord police seek to control camp noise with a guaranteed minimum use during specified night hours. Officers may investigate suspicious places or things at any time, with one officer on duty midnight to 3 AM, to ensure safety and protect residents from disturbance and crime.

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