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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
15
The note commemorates Faward R. Comerford reaching forty years with General Radio in Concord. He joined the company in 1923 and works in shipping and stock department.
Concord will host a session tonight featuring The Concord Art Education program. Students from local schools demonstrate media arts and crafts projects in the cafeteria and gymnasium from 7:30 to 9. Parents are urged to bring children to observe the exhibits and pupil work from the year.
The report notes a prayer meeting at Con gregational Church with McVittie as assistant preacher. Children at Spalding School receive Sabine oral vaccine for ages up to seven. Camp Middle planning meetings discuss July 1 opening for its 21st season at Ash Pen. Services at Tri Congregational Church feature Allyn Russell leading, with changes at Prospect Baptist and University religious faculty.
Concord Rotarians plan a ladies night dinner at the Colonial Inn on Thursday May 17 at 6 30 p m Tickets are available from Thomas Huckins Alan Bemin the Concord sportsman and storyteller will entertain with Down East yarns Recent makeups include Julian Eaton Morton Seavey Rep John Eaton Jr Charles W Dee Huckins A W Cleveland and Maurice Winger Visitors at the last meeting were Stanley Gage Lawrence Jaffa Irving Dunn O Robert Deckert Michael Schweiger John Cleare Arthur Douglass Leon Burke Win Collette Joseph Trann Richard Purinton and Henry Parks all of Lexington
Sudbury Lincoln Wheaton College Alumnae group met at Mrs. Earl Chadsey Jr residence with strong turnout and enthusiasm. Mackarness Goode Wheaton College vice president spoke on progress and future plans. An upcoming box lunch meeting will be announced and alumnae lists are sought.
Acton Lions Club schedules a supper meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Center Woman's Club house with President Howard P Har din presiding. Earlier talk by W Flood noted. upcoming events include a scholarship dance May 18 20 at Swampscott and the state convention. Bob Adams Orchestra will play 8 30 p m to 12 30 a m. profits support the high school scholarship fund. Public Health Service reports 221000 illegitimate births in 1959, up 12000 from 1958.
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