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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1960
Page
15
Miss Thebe D. Ham, activities director, and Mrs C Newton commend the efforts of five students at a Boston area institute. The note praises the hosts and the support to Sudbury parents organizing seating for a current performance.
St Joseph s Sodal ity Women s Guild met at hall last Tuesday with services at St Joseph s. Eleanor Pal led the business session. Parent program presented by Ralph Ruocco and approved by Mrs Arney and her committee.
England's former British lightweight contender sustained a deep cut over an eyelid on Thursday night, forcing the postponement of his next scheduled bout with Wayne Brown in New York set for March 8. Alain Cherville remained top contender in the flyweight division.
Local homeowner seeks a reliable person for light lawn care and small yard tasks two days per week. Responsibilities include mowing, edging, weed trimming, and basic garden maintenance. Must be punctual, able to operate standard tools, and have own transportation. Hourly rate discussed at interview.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Maurice Wardwell announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Wardwell of Concord to Robert S. Berryman of San Francisco. Miss Wardwell is a Connecticut College graduate who debuted in Boston. Berryman, a Dickinson College alumnus, served in the armed forces. A June wedding in San Francisco is planned.
The Sudbury Town Meeting Handbook issued by the League of Women Voters offers Sudbury specific guidance on parliamentary procedure for town meetings. Compiled by Mrs. Arthur Howard and Mrs. Ralph Robin, it reflects last year’s league study and was reviewed by J. Carrell Morris and L. Roy Hawes.
Sudbury Sudbury Swingers will hold their first square dance at the Methodist Parish Halls on Saturday March 26 at 8 p.m. Uncle Gus Otto will be the caller. Sudbury residents and neighboring towns are invited. For details contact Mrs Arthur Svendsen or Mrs Robert Sykes.
St Pauls Mission Bedford Adult confirmation classes continue on Sunday mornings. This Sunday SPMF will visit Trinity Church Boston. An executive committee meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Next Thursday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. a silver tea is at Mrs Shirley Tarbell's home 46 Hayden Lane.
The latest honor roll at Rose Hawthorne high school lists seniors and others by level with highest honors and honors. Notable names include Maureen Dee Donna Miller Hester O Neil Carol Schultz and more across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boardman was elected chairman of the Acton School Committee at last Tuesday's meeting. Thomas E. Wetherbee was re elected secretary. other members include Mrs. Evelyn Mac Lean George E. Neagle Lloyd E. Williamson and Edmond J. McNiff with the last named re elected a week ago.
Sudbury school officials approve closing Center School District Horse Pond Road School and Fairbank School on Wednesday March 30 to allow teachers to attend a workshop on parent teacher conferences.
Kathleen Doyle daughter of Joseph Paul Doyle wed Frank P Krypel Jr son of Mrs and Mr Krypel in Concord. Attendant Stanley F Doyle is the bride's brother. They traveled after a New York wedding trip and reside at 92 Gainsboro Street Boston. Kathleen is a Concord School graduate and Northeastern alumna and works as a secretary. Frank is a Northeastern graduate, a Dedham High School faculty member and coach.
Acton Center Woman's Club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Massachusetts University speaker on More Consumer Facts and Frauds. President Mrs. Paul M. McPherson led the session and announced a nominating committee and upcoming events including a spring rummage sale and a March 23 coffee hour at the clubhouse.
A public notice urges readers to support Red Cross Month with donations and volunteer participation. The appeal emphasizes emergency aid, disaster response, and community health programs run by the Red Cross chapters.
Sudbury First Parish reminds residents of a community forum tonight at 8 at the church. Representative James DeNormandie will moderate four experts covering the economy legislation city planning and journalism.
A recent Acton Grange event titled Agricultural Night featured a film on apples presented by Clarence Frost and Robert Frost at the fire station. A raffle occurred and Mrs. Bertha Tucker served as toastmaster in place of the hospitalized master. Refreshments followed.
A national campaign promotes buying U S Savings Bonds to support fiscal stability and patriotic savings. Officials urge citizens to invest at banks and post offices, highlighting accessible small increments and long term security.
A five week course titled Management of Family Resources will start March 24 at the Wayland Co op. Led by Extension agent Mrs. Anna C. Carey the class uses a Guide for Family Living workbook. Registration via Co op Inc Natick or Wayland Co op or directly with Mrs. Carey.
Birth announced for daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Seymour at Waltham Hospital. Bedford Cam era Club elects Alden W Webber president. Bedford Players rehearse The Tender Trap for April 1 and 2 with cast names. World Day of Prayer Service canceled due to severe blizzard.
Concord reports 57 Bay State students named to Jackson College dean's list for Liberal Arts for Women. Catherine Holst of Tufts University, class of 1962, resides on Monument Street.
Carlisle Grange No. 402 schedules a whist party at 8 p.m. with public welcome and a square dance set for March 26. Tonight a Carlisle delegation travels to Chelmsford for first and second degrees. Past Masters Association meets in Tyngsborough Friday. Carlisle representatives attend the Pomona meeting in Billerica Saturday night.
The Maynard Methodist Church plans Loyalty Sunday on March 20 with Albert Hodgess directing a stewardship canvass by more than 40 volunteers touring homes. A training session led by visiting Rev. Robert Brown preceded the event and a Loyalty supper for members and children is set for March 19 at 6 30 p.m.
Carlisle will hold a voter registration session March 25 from noon to 10 p.m. in the selectmen’s room at Gleason Library. It is the final session before the April presidential primary. The town also notes social and school events including a St Irene’s choir schedule and a PTA minstrel show planned for May.
Gerald F. Noxon of Boston University spoke at the Rotary Club meeting in Bedford, sharing a tourist’s view of Moscow and Leningrad with colored slides. The session followed a business luncheon led by President Harold F. Nichols, with makeups listed from several local members.
Sudbury church schedules an official board meeting Friday at 8 p m in the Sunday School building. Junior choir rehearses Thursday at 6 15 p m, senior choir at 7 30 p m. Methodist Couples Club to meet Saturday March 2.
Ronald Davis of St. Anne's Episcopal Church will lead the Lenten service on March 23. The Service League meets March 22 at Tower Road home of Mrs. Morris Robinson with Mrs. Ronald Wood as co host. Another mid week Lent service is set for March 23 at 8 p.m. in the First Parish House.
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