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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
8
Maynard J Allan of 185 Parker Street announced yesterday he will seek disability retirement from the local fire department, effective the 15th of next month.
Acton women’s society of Christian Service of St Matthew’s Methodist Church holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the parsonage 19 Oneida Road with Mrs Thomas Anthony in charge. All women invited. Regular American Field Service meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in A-B Regional High School library.
Saints banquet honored award recipients Myron Cohen and others. Corsages from Tutto's Bowling Alley. gifts given. Trophy committee led by Rose Kane with Barbara Tucker Helen Corroan Winnie Rekiey Maria Catania Virginia Casey. Banquet committee chaired by Ruth Regan with Theresa Byrne Florence Finizio Faith Hull Ann Lemire Primano. New officers: Sheila Power president Jeanette Marcaurelle treasurer Ruth Regan secretary. Bowling season to start at Tutto's new alleys.
Sudbury residents Mr and Mrs Philip J O'Doherty of 14 Summer Street welcomed twin daughters born April 19 at Emerson Hospital Newton-Wellesley Hospital listed for the Newton area. The text notes a daughter born April 17 at Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
Mrs. Ernest Osgood will head the hostess team for the Stanmar event. Assisting her are Mrs. Tracy Dickson III Mrs. John Shirley Mrs. Lester Hamilton Mrs. Harold McMurtry Mrs. James Fitzpatrick Jr. Mrs. Francis Newton Jr. Mrs. Frank A. Bautze and others.
Women of the parish enjoyed an afternoon gathering at St Bridtown with families in attendance and parish members sharing in the event.
The Acton Tennis Association will meet Sunday at 8 p m at 64 Main Street the home of president Fred E Dionne. Officers will be elected and the group will discuss the upcoming tournament. Open to anyone interested including 10 to 15 year olds amid a possible link to the town summer playground program.
Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club announces a fair to be held June 1 at St Irene's Church grounds in Carlisle. The event offers food handmade white elephant articles and other items with proceeds benefiting the club.
Camp director Ralph Burns and assistant Ted N lead the camp with district scout secretary Stan % inspection team member J ern and Newcomb. Fred Lehman serves with bugler Mike Lydon alongside the listed staff.
Deacon George Wheeler writes about Union Congregational services. The senior choir directed by Roy Helander performed The Lord Is Great under music minister Bruce Mc. Service details reflect a quiet week with emphasis on worship and community.
A brief health board intake notes a physical examination held in the board of health room at Maynard Town Building.
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