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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
6
From Stow are confirmed at the Mission Evangelical Congregational Church service. William Brooks was among those receiving instruction since September on Christian doctrines. Sunday School Chorus sang the offertory.
Marvis M. Fickett is reappointed civil defense director. Selectman Richard C. Venne is named surveyor of lumber and measurer of wood. Albert A. Gale joins personnel board along with F. Alvin Noyes as superintendent of cemetery Ernest T. Ferguson as superintendent of gypsy and brown tail moth and Lawrence B. Tighe as veteran agent. Holy Communion followed.
Miss Cutting wins the state competition with a high score of 86 words per minute for five minutes with five errors. Final rounds in June in Washington DC will determine the national title as she competes against district winners. Accompanying Miss Cutting are her typing instructor Ernest D. Glynn and Mrs Glynn and Mrs Cutting.
Leo S. Harrison administered the baptism at St Irene's with godparents Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Cyr. The event followed a church visit by Mrs. Walter Ot er and the rectory reception Monday. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
A 1908 class reunion with 47 attendees at the Book Shop and Hillside School events honors DAR Good Citizenship Award recipients Mrs. Anthony Barbara Mrs. Dicks and Mrs. William F Cody. First Parish services run Sundays through Labor Day with a June 17 vote on a financing plan and a June 21 work party. Sudbury Council of Churches meets June 18. church officer installations planned at St Elizabeths Episcopal. Sudbury Woman's Club dues due. executive board meets June 20. new members urged to contact Elizabeth M Walker.
Rub a small amount of petrol.ous jelly along one side edge of the drawer to silence squeaks. Ensure even coating for smooth operation. Avoid excess that could smear onto clothing or furniture finishes.
Joyce Monaghan and William Schuhle announce their betrothal. Joyce, a Lincoln Regional 1963 graduate, will attend Wilfred Academy in September. William, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional 1961 graduate, studied at East Coast Aeronautical Technical School and will enter service in the fall. No wedding plans have been made.
The Sudbury planning board applauds the River Encroachment Committee for securing passage of the Sudbury Concord River Encroachment Act, praised for granting river protection similar to the Assabet. Rep. DeNormandie is thanked for steering the bill.
The Stow First annual Mary Sodality gathering in the church hall Sunday evening featured Rev. Thomas a M.M. as guest speaker, introduced by Rev. Charles F. Glennon. Fr. Ray discussed Korean missions with Maryknoll, entertaining with anecdotes. Alice Cooper oversaw the catered supper, Alma Walker and Irma Florio handled decorations.
The report notes an accident at George Gormory By Pass road involving 51 year old George Gormory and 29 year old Joyce Bertelsen with patrol investigation by Ralph P. Thomas. A second crash on Commonwealth Avenue injured Mary E. Sawyer 26 of Riverside West Concord, causing $600 damages under investigation by Leonard J. Wetherbee. West Concord residents faced warrants for lewd and lascivious cohabitation. the wife pleaded guilty and received one year’s probation with advice to relocate, while the husband claimed ignorance of Massachusetts marriage laws.
The Couples Club of St. Irene's Church plans an evening outing to Monticello's in Framingham on June 20. Members will meet at the church in the afternoon.
The excerpt notes a wedding between ST and ae colors of gold and white flowers, with orchid corsages. The bride wore an orange linen sheath dress and designer hat for the trip to Martha’s Vineyard, expressing a festive coastal theme.
The event lists Stu Campbell from Nevada Phil Finchen of Clearwater Tex Ken Thomas from West Palm Beach Fiat and Danny Carew of Maynard among first time professionals joining a large group of well known riders. The show promises a public friendly format similar to past Boston Gardens rodeos with open grounds and animals on display throughout the day.
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