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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
5
Spotlight on fashion models as high school girls present a parade of displays. Parents and friends view outfits while students show sewing, math problems, industrial arts work, typing skills, and a French room with tape recorders. Student council guides lead tours through classrooms.
Judith Ann Stryker daughter of Hayes Stryker and Mrs. R Q Antonio wed Lt George Nutz in a Wayside Inn Sudbury ceremony with Rev Wil Clark presiding. Bride wore coral organdy and Swiss Swiss details. Couple to reside in Concord after a Colorado Springs honeymoon.
Major highlight features square and round dances with Ted Sanel Sudbury officiating. Starting at 8 p.m. dancers will enjoy the main floor, coffee and free ice, as usual, with eager enthusiasts ready to dance until we drop.
Mrs. Kenneth Holland announces the new officers elected at the May meeting of Our Lady of Fatima Women's Guild in Sudbury. President Mrs. Larry Finch, vice president Mrs. Henry Dobrowolski, recording secretary Mrs. John Blanchette, corresponding secretary Mrs. Daniel McCarthy, treasurer Mrs. William Dansfo.
Mrs Elizabeth Boardman well known school committeewoman and wife of Dr Donnell W Boardman will appear on the Craig Spence radio show on Station WBOS Monday from 10 pm to 11 pm An anniversary mass for the late Rev Stephen G Murray was held at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church and Mr and Mrs Stephen Wheeler of 113 School street welcomed a son at Emerson Hospital on April 26
Sunday Mrs Edward C Parish Jr presented Donna Briggs Mittie Parish and Hathaway Tew to Rev Morris R Robinson rector of St Anne s to be invested as members of junior altar guild.
Opening day at Kinsley Field features two three inning exhibition majors and a full roster reveal. Beavers Oaks Pardres Seals major minor and pee wee teams listed with players. schedules show key games May 7 to May 11 at Jones and Kinsley Fields.
Acton Garden Club members prepare for a May 17 flower show with entries across divisions including junior categories. A plant sale featuring Lexington Gardens and Holly's Greenhouse aids funds for scholarships and community planting.
Fashion note describes waistlines rising at the front and dipping at the back. Tailored jackets with cutaway fronts drive the silhouette shaping this season’s style.
Thirty regional seniors spent a day in Sudbury schools as guests of the Sudbury Teachers Association. The event began with breakfast at Fairbank School, featuring remarks by Arthur Walker and Earl Borgeson, then tours led by principals. The group observed teaching demonstrations and met local Future Teachers of America students.
Airman Basic Douglas E. Crowell, son of Dr and Mrs George E Crowell of Concord Massachusetts, is assigned to the U S Air Force technical training course for radio and radar maintenance specialists at Keesler AFB Mississippi.
Three regional high school students earned state science awards at MIT Cambridge last weekend. John D. Payne a junior took first prize for his exhibit "Congruence of Planar and Spherical Polygons" while Richard B. Philbrick won second prize and Steven A. Winter won third prize.
Acton Dorothy Smith and Theresa Besco, both Rebekah leaders, travel to the state convention in Boston this week. Millicent Benson of Willow Rebekahs in West Concord also plans to attend. Past noble grands met at Alice Roberts home with G. Smith as co chair. The group planned the annual mystery ride. An airman and Concord High School 1960 graduate were noted in a separate military training reference.
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church on Massachusetts Avenue at Prospect Street will dedicate a modern edifice with a 10 am service led by Rev. H K Ranta of Bet hany Lutheran New York. Finnish service follows at 1 30 pm conducted by Rev E E Linen of Zion Plymouth. A 3 pm thanksgiving service features Rev Victor Albers of the Atlantic district LCMS. Open House runs 4 30 pm to 6 pm with refreshments.
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