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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
11
A West Union Church gathering led by Mrs. Herbert Pearson announced that the society will oversee the apron and food tables for the upcoming fall church fair. Attendees included Mrs. Jennie Gangloff Mrs. Jennie Jams and Mrs. Alice Gray.
Registrations for Sudbury children entering public schools next September will be held at Gen John Nixon on April 10 11 from 9 am to 11 am and 1 pm to 2 16 pm. If possible, last names Randi L on April 19 and M to Z on April 11. Bring birth certificate and smallpox vaccination certificate. Children six by January 1 are eligible to register. younger children may be registered and tested for readiness. The first three months are probationary for new students.
Richard H. Mansfield engineman second class U S Navy son of Mrs R V Mansfield Maynard Massachusetts serves aboard the submarine U S S Bang as the only submarine in Task Group Bravo in North Atlantic waters. The Bang will take part in antisubmarine warfare exercises and is slated to visit Lisbon Spain and North European ports before returning to New London Connecticut in May.
The Maynard All American club prepares for its annual giant rummage sale at Parker Street Hall on April 14 with Ms Ahti Jaakola as general chair and refreshments to be served. An old fashioned dance with Eero Hakkari's orchestra follows on April 21 featuring polkas hops and schottisches with snacks served.
Mr and Mrs Antonio Venti of Cottage Jane announce the engagement of their daughter Anita to Frederick D MacNeill Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frederick D MacNeill of Newton Highlands Miss Venti a Concord High graduate plan a wedding in the future
Bedford Fourth Sunday of Lent observed at St Pauls with Holy Communion. Young peoples confirmation class at 5 p.m. Adult confirmation class tomorrow evening in the church library. Mission fellowship at 7 p.m. this Sunday.
Ray Shamel returns as chair for the April 19 proceedings with Dr. Francis C. McDonald leading Concord celebrations. The highlight is a six mile march along Isaac Davis Trail starting at the Isaac Davis Homestead to Old North Bridge with wooden markers along the route. Local civic groups, Boy Scout troops, and the Red Cross join in, with broad participation across Acton and Concord.
County services sponsor a regional two county meeting at Tewksbury Town Hall Tuesday at 8 p m. Essex and Middlesex Extension services co sponsor the event with Ellsworth W Bell of the University of Massachusetts presenting the dairy supply and demand situation. Herbert Shepard of the Greater Boston Milk Marketing Administrators office will interpret proposals. George W Westcott will moderate.
Maynard Woman's Club will hold its next regular meeting at the K of C Hall on April 10 with Mrs. Walter E. Carbone as president conducting. Mrs. Alfred Braga district director will attend and district vice presidents will be guests. The season ends with an annual May luncheon to be announced.
The House moves fast surpassing last year with high quality bills including postal rate reform higher education aid and welfare disclosure amendments. Major allocations total 13 billion for aircraft missiles and ships while key district impacts target Minute Man Park land 1.5 million and Fort Devens troop housing 1.6 million and Hanscom Base facilities 1.5 million.
Members of the executive board of the Acton Boxborough unit will meet Thursday April 5 at the chairman Mrs Edward Dewey home Middle Road Boxborough. Mrs Bruce Thurmond requests members holding raffle tickets not able to set return them before the board meeting for disposition.
The article notes ongoing hearings on the military construction bill with Devens Hanscom funding labeled firm. It mentions visitors from home to Washington and invites advance notice of travel dates for special tours, including the White House tour requiring at least three weeks booking.
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