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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
3
The group notes advance through basic ranks up to first class as scouts pursue merit badges across 15 areas including public service camp outdoor and sports. Counselors report growing demand and call for more helpers to guide boys toward citizenship and self improvement under church leadership on Thursdays.
The Neenes Resulay group at St Christopher’s Hall discussed the 1962 1963 term and planned approval. White presented a skit titled Those Tears with 1920s and 1930s themes, assisted by Vivian Kulik and West. Terry Morlie Walsh spoke on Charleston entertainment as about 40 members attended with coffee.
Readable fragments indicate Charles Wainio of 1 Main Street, a barber, is ill and may not return to his trade. The notice lacks clear dates or actions but signals a business disruption for his barber shop.
Maynard-Ernie Richards aged 14 of 2 Wallcourt earned a merit award for an acrobatic routine on WBZ-TV's Community Auditions. Sponsor Community Opticians recognized his standout performance in the talent showcase. His mother Phylis Richards runs a local dance school.
A large turnout attended St. Bridget’s Communion Supper on Saturday evening. Mass was at the church and a ham and bean supper followed at George Washington Auditorium Maynard High School. Home cooked dishes included potato salad and tossed salad. About 60 pictures were raffled by the church ladies sodality. Child and adult choirs performed with Irish melodies and minstrel acts. A cake in the form of flowers donated by Mrs Angelosario was won by Mrs Sally Falcucci.
Maynard Emblem Club held its monthly gathering at Elkis Hall. Past Presidents Night featured Thompson Colombo Ketola and Rizzo sharing experiences from their terms. Refreshments followed with Ketola in charge. Birthday boxes and prizes were awarded from the evening’s games.
Acton Roxborough Regional High School graduates scholarship drive as Acton Woman's Club hosts millinery show and sale at the clubhouse Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A Lowell distributor supplies hats and plants for decor and sale. Coffee and tea will be served. chairs oversee invitations posters plants and hats.
St John s Church outlines a week of events including a Sunday Bmp program at 3 o clock and a Tuesday 8 pm division meeting at Maynard Methodist Church. Senior choir rehearsal Tuesday 8 pm and Lenten vesper service Wednesday at 9 pm. Brotherhood vestry meeting and church school teachers meeting follow later in the week with a Junior confirmation class Saturday at 10 am. New England JCLU Committee meets Friday in Newington Connecticut.
Mr and Mrs Ernest C Verrill and family report a pleasant week in Bethel Maine enjoying skiing on Sunday River slopes after a week away.
Weekly devotions run Wednesdays at 7 30 p m at St Bridget's Church. Next week's sermon by Rev William E Smith OMI is titled Who Built the Highway of Happiness.
The meeting discussed colors and design in interior decor with wallpaper patterns. Mrs. cent Wate presided over the tea event and was assisted by Bert Darling Edward Ir erstein and Mrs. Robert McGar igle, with Mrs. Earwin Hecdes aeenea also present.
The Carlisle Couples Club of St. Irene's Church will host a covered dish supper at the rectory on March 31 at 8 p.m. The event will be followed by a movie and a speaker.
Chaplains talk before Trinity Church Concord Mass. General Hospt pioneer in religion and medicine from Dr Richard Cabot days. Next Sunday Rev Allan W Reede preaches at Trinity Church on his work. Services 9 15 and 11 a m. Senior churchmen hear Austin W Croe on his role as Concord reformatory chaplain. Social responsibility commission meets Tuesday 8 p.m.
Duplicate Bridge events sponsored by Acton Community Center run each Friday at West Acton Fire House. North and South winners were Warren Wheeler and Robert Johnston first, David Kearney and Peter Kerr second, Thomas Run and Robert Thimot third. East and West winners were Mrs John Frease and Mrs Warren McFacue with David French and Richard Mucahy, Mrs David St Lawrence and Mrs John Nearhos tied for second and third.
Acton Girl Scout Association hosts a meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Acton Women's Club. Mary McNiff will speak about her trip as a delegate to the national event last summer at Camp Ross Trail, Ohio.
A Smorgasbord supper for members of Court Our Lady Help of Christians CDA No 116 was held last Wednesday evening at the hall. About six persons attended the event organized by Mrs. Margaret Eddy.
Stow visitors from Littleton Roxborough Berlin Hudson and Marlborough attended Tuesday evening’s Grange meeting. Lawrence N Blanchard Carlisle Ann Niches Marcia Robinson and Mildred Grant organized refreshments. First and second degrees slated for April 3. A card party is set for April 14 at 8 p.m. in the lower town hall.
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