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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

11

Emerson Hospital Staff Stand Ready After Injury Surge

In a single day at Emerson Hospital a coordinated team of doctors nurses and technical staff mobilized after a dynamite blast. surgeons worked from early morning until late evening while blood bank laboratory and X ray teams prepared to receive the injured. Families were notified switchboard lit up and reporters gathered as the hospital maintained routine care for all patients.

Route 2 Exwell Roads Were Emerson Hospital

Wayside Inn Exhibit and Craft Fair Near Boston

A local craft fair at the Wayside Inn runs from 2 p m to afternoon with handmade items, wing chairs, and commissions by Rick Hedlund’s group. Admission paid at the door. Attendees include Mrs. Sudbury and Mrs. McGlynn and Weston resident David Adams. Also noted is an attending convention at St. Anne’s Episcopal Church in Lynn with several named guests.

Htickets N. Sudbury David Adams E Door S Church Lynn Anne's Episcopal Pe Sallygomery Wilson

Ritcey Begins Two Year Stint at General Radio

West Concord Walter Ritcey arrived at General Radio Company on Thursday after studying at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and working at D and R Products in Waltham. He started in the machine shop, moved to the tool room, and became production engineer where he helped design tooling for automated machines. The Ritceys, an athletic family, live at 71 Lunda Street in Waltham and enjoy tennis badminton and archery.

West Concord Walter Ritcey General Radio Company Worcester Polytechnic Institute D and R_ Products Company Waltham Ritcey General Radio Ritceys Lunda Street

Concord-Local members attend reg meeting in Needham

Members of Gov. David I Walsh Assembly Fourth Degree attended the regular meeting Thursday night in Needham. A Ladies Night Party was planned at the Maridor on Route 9 Fram ingham with the May meeting date to be announced.

Concord Gov. David I Walsh Assembly Fourth Degree Needham Maridor Route 9 Framingham

Skinner Play Sunday Evening At School Here

Concord community note reports the Rose Hawthorne Catholic High School senior class presents Our Hearts Were Young and Gay starring Cornelis Otis Skinner. The 8 pm Sunday show at the school auditorium features a large local cast with roles for Maureen Wimberly Joan Kieley Paul Lavrakas and others under Mrs Carene Samoiloff direction. Tickets available at the door.

Concord Cornelis Otis Skinner Rose Hawthorne Catholic High School Carene Samoiloff Winchester Children’s Theatre School Paul Dudley White Cornelia Otis Skinner Mrs. White Maureen Wimberly Lexington Miss Skinner Joan Kieley Bedford Emily Paul Lavrakas Leo Brian Bulger West Concord Otis Skinner Anne Mahoney Ayer Mrs. Skinner John Carr Tommy Bryant Carlisle Steward Margaret Mary Jungers Winifred Blaugh Mary Jean McWalter Harriet St. John Rosemary D‘ambrosio Madame Elise Margaret Barba Harvard M. Basualto Carol Strickland Madame de la Croix Barbara Rae Theresa Robert Ryan Admiral Thomas Gormley

Carlisle Welcomes Three New Families in Town

Carlisle welcomes three new families resident in town. Mr and Mrs James Rourk and their five children now own a home. James oversees the Technical Publications Dept at National Co. Mr and Mrs George E Serkler, formerly of Germany, also own a home. he is vice president of Lincoln Management. Mr and Mrs Jerome Hoffman, formerly of Oakland New Jersey, rent a home with their two daughters aged nine and five. he is a physicist at Mitre.

Carlisle Bette Oleson James Rourk Woburn Rourk National Co George E. Sertkler Germany Lincoln Management Jerome Hoffman Oakland N.J Mitre

Recent Arrivals At The Hospital Concord Emerson Notice

Out of town births recorded at Emerson Hospital include a son to Mr and Mrs Manuel Martinez of Bedford at 163 Lowell Road. a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Pogorzelski of Littleton at 141 King Street. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Theodore Rider of Bedford at 64 Carlisle Road on April 17. A son to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Wayland at 5 Oxibow Road on April 20. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Edmund Kaminsky of Burlington at 36 Corcoran Road on April 22.

Concord Emerson Hospital Manuel Martinez Lowell Road Bedford Paul Pogorzelski King Street Littleton Theodore Rider Carlisle Road Charles Smith Oxibow Road Wayland Edmund, Kaminsky Corcoran Road Burlington

Irwins announce birth of daughter on April 16

Mr and Mrs John Irwin Jr of Pope Road announce the birth at Newton Wellesley Hospital of a daughter on April 16. Industrial Technical Schools of Boston marks its 20th anniversary and reports Bruce Larsen of 54 Main Street has graduated after majoring in technical drafting and design.

John Irwin, Jr Pope Road Newton- Wellesley Hospital Industrial Technical Schools of Boston Bruce Larsen Main Street

Charter Night Highlights Acton Rotary Visit and May Events

Concord Rotary members reported on Acton Club’s Charter Night and discussed district golf plans. Fellowship Chairman outlined a Ladies Night at Colonial Inn on May 17, while James Crockett urged attendance at the district conference. Saxenian spoke on managerial maturity and effectiveness in teamwork and personnel testing.

Concord A.W Pete) Cleveland Rotary Club of Acton Wyman Mark Elliott Colonial Inn James Crockett William Walters Concord Club The Rotarian Donald Smith Ayer Bedford Groton Lexington Maynard Waltham la Tuque Quebec Ernest Verrill Concordian Hrand Saxenian Saxenian

Garden Club Plans Plant Sale And Tour

Sudbury Garden Club schedules a plant sale at town hall on May 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The club will meet May 14 at 1 30 p.m. for a guided tour of Garden in the Woods on Raymond Road, rain date May 15 at 1 30 p.m.

Sudbury Sudbury Garden Club Town Hall Raymond Road

Men's Club Plans Ladies Night at Thoreau School

West Concord Friday May 11 the men of Union Church sponsor a Ladies Night Party at Thoreau School with dancing door prizes and refreshments for adults and the public. Tickets from Alden Fletcher or Russell Hatch.

West Concord of Union Church Thoreau School Alden Fletcher Russell Hatch

West Concord Past Noble Grands to Attend Willow Rebekah Lodge Meet

West Concord nobles will be guests at Willow Rebekah Lodge No. 109 meeting at Union Church Monday at 7 30 p m Edna Slee and Eleanor Lawrence will oversee refreshments for the gathering SAY U S SAVINGS BONDS

West Concord Noble Grands Willow Rebekah Lodge Union Church Edna Slee Eleanor Lawrence

Selectmen Invited to Club Dinner and Mental Health Conference

Concord selectmen received an invitation to attend the Emblem Club installation on May 20. Selectman John B. Finigan will represent the board at the Herman Dine dinner Tuesday night. The board also was invited to attend the governor's mental health conference on May 17.

Concord Emblem Club John B. Finigan Herman Dine

Guild To Induct Officers May 9th

St Christopher's Guild hosts its annual banquet at Armand's Beacon Terrace Framingham. New officers for the 1962 1963 season led by Miss Ann White, president, will be installed Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.

Maynard St. Christopher's Guild Armand’s

Sonic Monitor Introduced By Scott for FM Stereo

Maynard H. Scott Inc unveils Model 340 60 watt FM tuner with Sonic Monitor a foolproof signaling device. The monitor signals only when FM stereo is broadcast ensuring simple reliable use. Free information offered from H H Scott Inc Powdermill Road department P 111.

Maynard H.H. Scott, Inc Herman H. Scott Department P Powdermill Road

Seek Workers As Volunteers Sudbury Public Health Nursing

Mrs Dorothea Tooker chairwoman of volunteers for Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association invites volunteers for history taking record work driver and poster tasks. Immediate needs include gluco labor detection program and polio clinics this May contact HI 3 9481 or HI 36649 for nurses and other helpers.

Sudbury Dorothea Tooker Volunteers For Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association Tooker

Stow Navyman Finishes Nine Week Recruit Training

John S. McCulley son of Mr and Mrs George F McCulley 16 Davis Road Stow Mass completed nine week basic training at the Naval Training Center The course transforms a raw recruit into a Bluejacket prepared for duty with the fleet or for further schooling

Great ‘Lakes, Ill John S. McCulley George F. McCulley Davis Road Stow Mass Naval Training Center

Concord Student Elected Assistant House Chairman

Norton Wheaton College students elected Mary Thomas as assistant house chairman of her dormitory for the next academic year. A sophomore on the dean's list, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Thomas of Westford Road and previously graduated from Concord Academy with honors in French.

Norton _ Wheaton College Mary Thomas Miss Thomas Edward Thomas Westford Road Concord Academy

Civil Defense Topic At DAR Meeting In Chelmsford

Acton annual meeting of Capt. Issac Davis Chapter DAR is set for next Thursday May 10 at Mrs. Richard H. Petersons home Chelmsford. Hostess Mrs Elton F Blanc Hard Hollis NH will assist. Program centers on civil defense with a moving pictures presentation.

Acton Issac Davis D.A.R Richard H. Peterson Chelmsford Elton F. Blanchard Hollis N. H

Sudbury Officials Attend Massachusetts Conservation Meeting

Three Sudbury Conservation Commission members Stanley Russell John Hennessey and Priscilla Redfield Roe joined the Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions conference at Hotel 128 Dedham. Russell elected to the association board and one of the speakers urged expanding local commissions as Foster noted Massachusetts leads in local conservation with 117 commissions and 1000 officials.

Sudbury Sudbury Conservation Commission Stanley Russell John Hennessy Priscilla Redfield Roe Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions Hotel 128 Dedham Russell Sudbury Commission Association Charles Foster Massachusetts Foster

Weston Resident 40 Years With General Radio

Charles E. Hills marks four decades with General Radio Company this April. A Northeastern University electrical engineering graduate, he joined in 1922 and progressed to manager of the commercial department in 1929. He is corporate officer and assistant treasurer and secretary.

Hills Northeastern University Treasury Lillian Searsport Voices Players Wayland Mrs. Hills Susan Love Lane Weston

Carden Project For 4 H Garden Program

The 4 H garden program in Middlesex County offers outdoor plots 10 by 10 feet suitable for five plant types and indoor gardening year round. It teaches care and raising of house plants, bulbs, and terrarium dishes while enabling youth to profit through home beautification or roadside sales. For more information contact the 4 H De of Extension Service at 19 Everett Street.

Concord Middlesex County Everett Street

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Desira- Hospital Innuesday Wayside Inn Walhere H. Sears McGlynn Ralph Field Vinsonhaler Way, Adams K. O. C. Ath Bies Verhill Pwand Ewand Os Skinner Main St Rotary Sarmian Supt of Schools Robert S. Ireland Garden Club U. S Monument Avenue Photostat Samuel. A. Levine Harvard Medical School Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Massachusetts Heart Association Museum of Science Guild Sonic Scott Stow Navyman Concord Student Asst Civil Defense Elmwood Farm Rhode Island Connecticut Thomas Flint Charles E. Hills Burner Service Carden BELI Johnson Naason St. Maynard Concord Center Monsen Road Reading Clinic Concord Medical Center Emerson
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