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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1962

Page

13

Hawthorne Guild meeting features Kennedy aid debate and fund-raiser

A Hawthorne Guild session discussed federal aid to parochial schools and court principles with Kennedy remarks quoted. The group plans the annual Rohala fundraiser on April 27 at the school, plus a door prize won by Mrs. Peter Reding. Fourth grade mothers served coffee after the event.

Edward M Ted U.S. Lena Hawthorne Guild Kennedy Supreme Court Ion Minute Man Charles Fi John Donovan Guild Peter Reding Sudbury

Acton Club Preview Sale for Charity Event

The Acton club of South Acton hosts Saturday sales from 10 a.m. to 12 noon under C. Robbins with proceeds to a local fund. The event supports health and seals association sponsorship and includes x rays and religious outreach from Concord.

South Acton C. Robbins Jorgan Don Boxborough Health and Seals Association

Space Track Association Tour Of Air Force Complex

The Space Track Association will visit the Air Force Electronic Systems Division tomorrow for a tour of the complex. A luncheon at L. G. Hanscom Field Officers' Club precedes briefings on satellite detection tracking orbit computation and prediction. After lunch the group tours the Space Tracking and Development Facility.

Air Force’ Electronic Systems Division L. G. Hanscom Field Officers’ Club Association Edview Ang

Nevada Holds Out as New State Missing on St. Louis University Campus

St Louis University reports 54 nations and 49 states represented by students with Nevada as the only missing state. The enrollment map shows broad international presence amid upbeat campus diversity efforts.

St. Louis UPI St. Louis University Nevada

Stewardship Theme Dominates Church Activities

The Church of the Good Shepherd pursues stewardship as a Lenten focus with a Twentieth Century Folk Mass and new liturgical music. A Ladies' evening group meets at Mrs. Nicholas Van Ness to craft items for the annual bazaar while church school children create drawings on stewardship for judging by the National Council.

Church of the Good Shepherd Albert C. Kochie Sete Eadeasoung Nicholas van Ness Hawthorne Street National Council of the Episcopal Church

Community notices from local events and births

A series of brief items include a Ms Mrs and Rev speaker at high school gatherings, a Rosary mission circle meeting at Mrs Genetti s home, Bedford Civic Club steak dinner with neighboring town selectmen, a couples club event with Rev Harrington, a Galion Ohio birth announcement for Glenn Atwood, a fire in an Old Billerica road car, and a Red Cross Bloodmobile Day planned for April 4 under Rudolph Ebacher.

Rosary Mission Circle Nicholas J. Genetti Hancock Street John Harrington O.M.I Couples Club Joseph L. Rogers Bernard Smith James Sullivan Benjamin Griffiths Red Cross Rudolph Ebacher

Standish Couple Welcome Third Child Son Myles

Mr and Mrs Myles Standish third child and first son Myles born March 16 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Standish formerly Nancy Butler. Grandparents William Burks Richmond Virginia and Myles Standish Jr Sudbury. Great grandmother Mrs John A McDonald Richmond Virginia.

Myles Standish Southfield Road Myles Emerson Hospital Standish Nancy Butler William Burks Richmond Sudbury John A. McDonald

Concord Woman Among Three Win Hilda Maehling Fellowships

Rose Neufeld of Concord Mass May E Rigby of Petersburg Pa and Robert Mooar Smith of Glen Ellyn Ill are named recipients of Hilda Maehling Fellowships. The awards support projects to advance teaching skills and professional leadership in schools nationwide.

Washington, D. C U. S Hilda Maehling Rose Neufeld Concord Mass Newton May E. Rigby Petersburg Juniata Valley Alexandria Robert Mooar Smith Glen Ellyn Ill Wheaton Department of Classroom Teachers The National Education Association

Littleton Man Celebrates 30th Anniversary at General Radio

West Concord resident Henry A. Jaworski marked his thirty years with General Radio Company. A native of Warsaw and educated in Cambridge, he worked in assembly and the machine shop and now focuses on mechanical inspection. The Jaworskis reside on Edsel Road in Littleton.

West Concord Henry A. Jaworski General Radio Company Warsaw Poland Jaworski Cambridge Rindge

Italian Chicken Dinner in Sudbury Draws Couples

The Memorial Congregational Hall couples club hosts an Italian chicken dinner on April 6 at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Afterward L Roy Hawes presents an illustrated talk on a recent trip through Italy. Reserve by April 3 via Mrs. George Weschymer or Mrs. James Powers or Mrs. Marston Headstey.

L. Roy Hawes Italy George Weschymer James Powers Marston Headstey

Union Church Education Committees Meet. Film Showings Planned

West Concord reports a joint session of the Union Church school board and religious education committee Tuesday evening. Thursday night Lente services feature the film All Goes to Work about church work in the Iona Community and Halton Parish, with a travelogue Wings to Britain also shown.

West Concord Union Church School Board Religious Education Committee Iona Scotland Halton Leeds England Britain

Contests Planned for Chicken of Tomorrow Series

The plan outlines Chicken of Tomorrow contests run by United Cooperative Farmers of Fitchburg with 4-H members aged nine to twenty. Deadline is April 1 for entries. no contests on May 12. broiler wind-up July 18. Entrants receive day-old chicks and feed. reimbursement due at wind-up. Contact the 4-H Department, Extension Service, 19 Everett Street for details and forms.

C. G United Co-operative Farmers of Fitchburg United Cooperative Farmers 4-H Department Everett Street

Gates Engagement Announced For Judith Gates And Verne Moberly

West Acton announcements tell of Miss Judith A Gates engaged to Verne E Moberly son of Mr and Mrs Ernest E Moberly Worcester Both are BU students. Miss Gates is a Cushing Academy and Gen Hospital School of Nursing graduate now at BU No wedding date yet set.

West Acton Paul P. Gates Central Street Judith A Verne E. Moberly Ernest £. Moberly Worcester Gates Cushing Academy Ashburnham Gen. Hospital School of Nursing B. U

Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

Government urged citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial move. Campaign promotes safety reliability and long term returns for families and savers nationwide.

U. S

Thanks Offered To Heart Fund Volunteers Here

Lawrence P. Wilder and Norman E. Brooks offered thanks to Acton heart fund volunteers and laity for support and to newspapers and radio stations for cooperation. The Heart Association expressed gratitude to physicians and professionals who donated time.

Acton Heart Fund Lawrence P. Wilder Norman E. Brooks The Heart Association

Maynard High Band Banquet Set For April 26

The Maynard High Band hosts its seventh annual banquet at Green Meadow School Auditorium on April 26 at 6 30 p m. John Philip Sousa Award will honor the outstanding senior band member with other senior awards presented. Guest speaker will be Raymond Me from Amherst Summer Music Center. Tickets available via band members or Charles Garabedian at 3 5241. Codman of Dorchester to cater a roast turkey feast.

Maynard Maynard High Green ‘Meadow School John Philip Sruse J. Clement Schuler Amherst Summer Music Center Raymond Charles Garabedian Codman Dorchester

Wardwell begins recruit training at Naval Training Den

Great Lakes reports Step hen Wardwell son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Wardwell from Roxborough Massachusetts has started recruit training at the Naval Training Den He receives instruction in survival shipboard safety and security along with guidance to select a rating from over 65 available job specialties as recreation specialized counseling assists in choosing a rating.

Great Lakes PHTNC Stephen F. Wardwell Robert B. Wardwell Liberty Square Road Roxborough Mass The Naval Training den

Smith Cows Lead in Milk and Butterfat Records

Carlisle Vermont high producer Fernhame Jewel Colantha at two years old yielded 16 933 pounds milk and 669 pounds butterfat in 365 days. Fernhamc Burke Lad Betty at three years old produced 16 418 pounds milk and 634 pounds butterfat in 333 days. Both cows are owned by Great Brook Farms Farnham W. Smith.

Carlisle _ Holstein, Friesiana of America Brattleborough Fernhame Jewel Colantha Fernhamc Burke Lad Betty Great Brook Farms Farnham W. Smith

Emerson JHS Students Entertain PTA With Geller Talk

Emerson Junior High hosted Maynard P T A with guest speaker Mr Geller head of English at Nashoba Regional High School He urged that language mastery comes from usage at home and school and that vocabularies grow through daily use not word lists The program featured Emerson students performing original music pieces and piano pieces by Gerald Kane and others plus a dancing exhibit at Green Meadow School A nominating committee was formed for April elections and Pops program plans were discussed with Mullin as entertainment chair

Maynard Maynard P.T.A Ee Mies Myster Geller Nashoba Regional High School Geller Maynary Emerson Junior High School Campbell Joseph Watts Joan Minko Nancy Jarvinen Gerald Kane Francis Catania Carole Iskian Nancy Richardson Chopin Green Meadow School Ahie Dircteins Walter Boeske Ralph Whitney Arthur Norgaal Leo F. Mullin Mullin Coolidge School Coglidge

Graduation awards cited for Boston executives in training program

In a Boston ceremony a set of graduation citations were presented to two business executives. The event highlighted a training program at Northeastern University's center for development. The class included Frank Daley of Hawthorne Street Acton, a technical manager in Is & chemical division. T Peter of Peakham Road Sudbury, sales manager Barry Controls Division Barry Wright Corp. and Nathaniel C. Wiley Jr. of Concord Road Sudbury, vice president of Atkins & Merrill.

Boston Nern University Center For Development Prank Daley Hawthorne Street Acton Is & Chemical Division, Corp T. Peter Peakham Road Sudbury Barry Controls Barry Wright Corp Nathaniel C. Wiley, Jr Concord Road Atkins & Merrill

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