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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1961
Page
11
G Donald of 102 George Street will manage a Sudbury Art display featuring literature provided free by the union chapter and library. Mrs Donald, active in Sudbury Players and local association projects, is noted as a leading volunteer in community affairs.
The legion’s poppy drive was postponed then conducted last Friday and Saturday in Concord’s business districts. A promotion for U S Savings Bonds accompanied the event.
Sudbury Elbanobscot Foundation announces 1961 day camp staff with senior members including Miss Basilla Neilan director since 1947 and Miss Mary Sellers unit leader. new director Alan Gorst joins with unit leaders Frank Blomberg Patricia Hawes Paul Mojzos and others. camp runs July 3 to August 25 with 20 college assistants and nature program led by Mass Audubon Society.
Charles W. Roach of Pensacola was arraigned in Ayer district court before Judge David B. Williams after West Concord State Troopers stopped him on the Concord Carlisle road in Westford. Roach admitted magazine selling and presenting as mute to dupe customers, leading to a $500 fine.
Marl borough Hospital confined Mrs Felina Davis of Boston Post Road announces a town hall public hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. Three petitions filed with the board heard at this time. First Parish all church picnic at McCarthy farm Saturday and christening inquiries to pastor. Maybelle M Dunn funeral rites held for resident of Sudbury and prior Waltham retirement secretary. Leonard Chico Marx released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after chest congestion admission May 19.
Stow residents note Grace M. Libby of Red Acre road is confined to Marlborough Hospital. The Stow Board of Selectmen will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the town hall with Chairman David W. Smith presiding.
Recent births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes of Authors Road on May 23, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan of 1 Bayberry Road on May 26, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Hirsch of 4 Westvale Drive on May 28. BTY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS.
The Concord Club hosts the sixth annual Country Ball this Saturday evening. The anti cipated debutante party began in 1956 from plans by parents in five towns, with organizers including the Olmsteads of Lincoln and Wells of Lincoln alongside other local families.
Jenkintown Pennsylvania resident Pexssy Anne Clark earned a Bachelor of Science in physical education at Beaver College. Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine delivered the commencement address. Clark is the daughter of Mrs. Frederick L. Clark and a Lincoln-Sudbury Regional graduate.
The Howard Johnson at Routes 2 and 2A reopens fully after an April 9 fire. Owner Robert D. Parks and manager Hank Strayton return with a complete rebuild featuring modern design, upgraded counters, a cocktail lounge, banquet room, new kitchens and air conditioning. Mary Dalton and Will Smith greet customers with pride as staff resume duties and loyal patrons are welcomed back.
Bedford meeting plans completed for the annual general membership session of the League of Women Voters. Today from 2 30 to 4 30 p m at Mrs Jeptha Wade 251 Old Bil lerica Road. Members will decide on a local study item for the next year and elect a new president second vice president secretary and directors. Mrs Richard Swing and her committee handle refreshments. This is the last meeting of the year.
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