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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1962

Page

17

Acton Congregational Church Schedules Busy Next Weeks

The Acton Congregational Church outlines its upcoming events including annual meeting with coffee, a Pilgrim history program, a car wash fundraiser for the youth, and service activities. Scouts Troop 76 will hold a cook-out at a Harvard camp Tuesday after meeting at the church, with plans for an overnight trip in June. Service League work nights are May 14 and 28, with annual meeting and dinner May 24 at Mrs. Ruth Steeves’s home. reservations via Mrs. Joan Westcott.

Acton Congregational Church Harvard Wendell Hess Service League Ruth Steevves Coughlin Road Joan Westcott

Auxiliary meeting plans drive and venue changes

The auxiliary met Monday at 8 p.m. in Concord to finalize details for a drive chaired by Arthur Wood. Swampscott venue reportedly set for June with Dorothea Carlson coordinating refreshments and alternates to assist.

James J. Mansfield Concord Co Ee Arthur Wood Swampscott Head

Concord Scouts Elect Officers And Committees

Concord Girl Scouts held their annual meeting electing officers and committee members. Named officers include President LeBurton Webster and vice presidents Ralph Webster Jr and Edward B Thomas. secretary Laurence E Richardson. treasurer Richard M Hatch Jr. registrar John Neville. public relations John Bisbee. troop organization James D Hawks. program Ralph T Haskell. camp William Newson Jr. house Stephen L Smith. training Robert F Needham. staff William L Root Jr. member at large Ronald S Brooks. Delegates to the delegates assembly are Carroll Sleaper Haskell William L Root Jr Smith Richardson with alternates Eicher and Lambert. Retiring officers were honored with corsages. Buy U S Savings Bonds.

Concord Concord Girl Scouts LeBurton Webster Ralph Webster, Jr Edward B. Thomas Laurence E. Richardson Richard M. Hatch, Jr John Neville John Bisbee James D. Hawks Ralph T. Haskell Camp William Newson, Jr House Stephen L. Smith Robert F. Needham William L. Root, Jr Ronald S. Brooks Robert E. Eichler Samuel C. Battes Richard W. Frank David W. Gardner Thomas John H. Mulhall Arthur Lambert Carroll B. Sleaper Haskell Smith Richardson Eicher Lambert Sleeper D. A. Carpenter

Taxpayers Association Names Town Committee Chairs

Acton Taxpayers Association held its first board meeting at the Community Center with President Warren Birch presiding. Committees were named for boards and town departments including health, assessors, school committee, planning, finance, protection, selectmen, and public works with chairmen to form subcommittees. The group voted to subscribe to Tax Talk and extended memberships until October 1963.

Acton New Acton Taxpayers Association Acton Community Center Warren Birch Board of Health Robert F. Huber Booth D. Jackson Earle W. Tuttle Paul Sweeney William Kazo Kas William R. Rachtser Raynond Darling John E. Dunphy

1 350 Children Given Vaccine

Acton board of health reports 1 350 youngsters aged three months to seven years received Sabin oral vaccine at the town clinic last week. Nursing staff included Mrs Hazel Vose Mrs Lydia Rhodes and town nurse Eileen Hale with medical supervision by Drs Paul P Gates Mary Donald David L Smith J Huston West and Donnell W Boardman. Type III oral vaccine clinic planned for June 6 7 and 8 at local fire stations from 10 am to 4 pm.

Acton Board of Health West Acton Fire Station South Acton Fire Station Acton Center

Members Attend Mission Service in Boston Churches

Junior choir members from Church of the Good Shepherd joined choirs from several churches for a Sunday missions festival at Trinity Church in Boston. Lenten mite boxes collected by schoolchildren were presented at the afternoon service, led by Rev. Roger W. Wootton and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ribeiro and Mr. and Mrs. Seppala.

Acton Church of the Good Shepherd Trinity Church Boston Roger W. Wootton John Ribeiro E. J. Seppala Ribeiro Emmanuel Church Grace Church New Bedford

Holy Name Plans To Award 50-Year Plaques

Bedford Holy Name Society of St Michael's will present 50 year plaques to pioneer members William J Beecy Sr Joseph Brine Sr Richard J Powderly Sr and James Stinson at a May 20 meeting announced by President Winthrop Glazier Holy Communion will be offered on Mother's Day but no meeting will follow.

Bedford Holy Name Society of St. Michael’s William J. Beecy Joseph Brine Richard J. Powderly James Stinson Winthrop Glazier

Elementary School Concert Tonight

Bedford Bedford elementary music department presents a spring concert this evening at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Students perform several selections under Miss Mary Lillienthal with William Toland conducting the elementary band and Joseph Leary directing the orchestra.

Sudbury Emmett S. Ingersoll Glee Club Ad Phoebe Ledger Betsy Medowski Barbara Dickey Gee Club Trudi Hirsch Nixon School Katherine Ela Bedford Mary Lillienthal William Toland Joseph Leary

Memorial Plaque Planned for World War II and Korean Conflict

Maynard selectmen announce a special May 14 town meeting to consider a memorial and honor roll for those who served and died in World War II and the Korean conflict. The letter asks living gold star mothers and kin to attend and support the concrete tribute to the community’s service members.

Maynard — Selectmen

Couple Plans Sept Wedding for Scheublin-Bartlett

Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scheublin of 75 Pine Hill Road announce the engagement of their daughter Carol A. Scheublin to Richard K. Bartlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Bartlett of Portland. Carol graduates Westbrook Junior College next month. Richard attended Northeastern Business College and Portland University and works in the John J. Nissen Baking Company offices. A September wedding is planned.

Bedford Raymond Scheublin Pine. Hill Road Carol A Richard K. Bartlett Kenneth W. Bartlett Portland Miss Scheublin Westbrook Junior College Herfiance Northeastern Business College Portland University John J. Nissen Baking Company

Morse Anniversary and Beatty Birth Announced

Boxborough Mr and Mrs Albion Morse will observe their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their son Roger Hillroad Relatives and friends are welcome to attend anytime after 3 p m Mr and Mrs David W Beatty a y Hillroad announce the birth of a daughter April 24 at NewtonWellesley Hospital

Albion Morse Roger Hillroad David W. Beattuay Newton-Wellesley Hospital

Thomas Named Associate Head of Mitre Dept

Thomas named associate head of Mitre Corp new tactical systems department according to vice president R R Everett. A native of Virginia Minnesota, he earned a 1953 arts degree from the University of Minnesota and did graduate work at Washington University. He joined Mitre in 1959 after work at Lincoln Laboratory on the SAGE system and now resides in Lunenburg with his wife and two children.

Bedford Louie M. Thomas Mitre Corp New Tactical Systems Department R. R. Everett Virginia Minn Thomas University of Minnesota University of Washington Naval Shipyard Bremerton Wash

Maynard详 Town records note rise in deeds in early 1962

The Town of Maynard reports 41 deeds recorded in the first three months of 1962, up 16 from the previous year. Arthur Brescia, formerly of Maynard, had surgery at Marlboro Hospital while his wife recovers at home. Delinquent dairy owners must license pets now or face police prosecution. licenses available at the town clerk’s office. The 10th anniversary of Rev. Edward O’Bryan’s death is marked with Masses at St. Bridget’s. Frank J. DeMars Post 231 meets May 17. state convention plans are nearing finalization after the post’s poppy drive and a screening of Operation Abolition.

Maynard Arthur Brescia Marlboro Hospital Police Department Edward O'Bryan St. Bridget’s Frank J. DeMars A. L Legion Nelson Post

CYO to Show Long Gray Line at West Point Film

West Concord Our Lady CYO presents the film Long Gray Line about West Point at Thoreau School Friday May 18 at 8 p m. Public welcome. Tickets are sold by members and at the door. A block dance is planned for June.

West Concord Our Lady's C.Y.O West Point Thoreau School

Bedford civilian Wins Incentive Award at Hanscom AFB

Velma D. Halfacre of 26 Houston Road Bedford received a cash award under the Incentive Awards Program for civilian employees at Hanscom Air Force Base last week.

Bedford Hanscom A. F. B Velma D. Halfacre Houston Road

Democrats in Suburbia Dinner Headlined by McCormack

Concord Atty. Gen. Edward J. McCormack Jr. will speak at a Democrats in Suburbia dinner in Monument Hall. Program also features Lt. Gov. Edward F. McLaughlin Jr., Mrs. Endicott Peabody, and a panel of experts including Robert C. Wood, M. I. Waldron, Thomas Winship, John B. Finigan, and Ernest May. Moderator is Paul G. Counihan. Tickets from Patricia C. Hamilton. cocktails at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m. Participants discuss suburban Democratic problems and actions.

Concord Edward J. McCormack, Jr U. S Suburbia Monument Hall Democratic Town Committee Edward F. McLaughlin, Jr Endicott Peabody Robert C. Wood, Lincoln M. I William Waldron Wayland Boston Baby Hoover Commission Thomas Winship Lincoln John B. Finigan Concord Selectmen Springfield Ernest May Lexington Harvard Paul G. Counihan Patricia C. Hamilton Oxbow Road

Winners Named In Acton Duplicate Bridge Night

Acton Friday night duplicate bridge was master-point night with winners: North-South Arthur Butler and Raymond Vorce first. Mrs Trudy Mainberger and Mrs George Hatch second. Mrs Thea Andrews and Thomas Holdiman third. East-West Richard Smith and wife first. William Mattison and Charles Green second. Edwin Anderson, Sr. and wife third. A bridal gift of sterling silver flatware traces to Greece where a father gave a daughter at least one tenth of his estate.

Greece

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