Scout Camporee Highlights Tough Fire in Rain Challenge
A district camporee weekend saw 31 scouts endure intermittent rain as they built fires with damp wood, improvised cooking, and a beef stew from raw materials. Instructors Richard Maurer and others led fire building and knot skills while Paul Beaker’s capture the flag tale and a barbed wire mishap added humor. Eight boys and two leaders assisted Ted Nurczynski in campus setup, with a full day of activities and a 4:30 p.m. camp departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Garland
Richard Maurer
Dix
Wang Bill Wrenyck
Maurer
Steven Maurer
Pat Finelli
Pat
Troop 61
Paul Beaker
Ted Nurcynski
Bill Wrenwick
Dick Wrenwick
Steve LeBruto
Garland
Doug Andrews
Frank Vanaria
Finelli
Jack Wrenwick
C D A Supper Program At Winchester
Members of Court Our Lady Help of Christians No 1116 sponsored a communion supper at Marycliffe Academy Winchester with about 80 attendees. Rev Lewis F Kearn celebrated mass at 630 PM. sisters served supper. Mother Margaret spoke on the Woman of Today. other speakers included Elizabeth Murphy Rita O Malley. Past Grand Regent Mrs Julia LeSage chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians
C.D.A
Marycliffe Academy
Winchester
Lewis F. Kearn
Our Lady’s
Sisters of the ‘Medical Missioners of Mary
Mother Margaret
The
Academy
Fr. Kearn
Elizabeth Murphy
Rita O'Malley
Julia LeSage
Boxboro Grange Plans Friday Meeting and Mother's Day Event
Boxborough Grange P of H No 131 meets Friday at 8 p m in the town hall with Boxborough Marcia May and Enid Wheeler in charge of refreshments. Master Earle A Graves will preside. Worcester East Pomona Grange No 14 attends Bolton town hall Wednesday at 8 p m for fifth degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Boxborough
Marcia May
Enid Wheeler
Town Hall
Earle A. Graves
Worcester East Pomona
Bolton Town Hall
Local Herds Top High Point Totals at Dairy Farms
Concord correction institution placed fourth in top dairy farms for the month as Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports. Great Brook Farms Carlisle led with 92 herds and 1.2 value, Stephen Verrill 50 herds with 31.0, Guy W. Clark 48 herds with 27.6.
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Concord
Mass
Correction Institution
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Stephen Verrill
Great Brook Farms
Carlisle
Guy W. Clark
Korean Orphanage Thanks Kiwanis Club for Help
A letter from Tae Hun Yoon superintendent at a Korean orphanage thanks the Kiwanis Club of Sudbury Massachusetts for a $20 donation. The note describes using the funds for food and basic needs, mentions Korean Bank and local suppliers, and shares springtime scenes along with four Christmas pictures.
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Kiwanis Club
Sudbury
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of
Inc
Sudbury, Mass
Albert G. Berberian
Pusan
Korean Bank
Korea
Herem
Annual Trinity Women Hold Dinner Meeting and Mission Boxes
The Trinity churchwomen held their annual business meeting on Tuesday with a dinner program. They joined the Churchwomen of the Nation in presenting Blue Boxes for missionary work. Rt Rev Malcolm E Peabody, retired from Central New York, was guest speaker and had led the church here last year. Rev Arthur Boyer Jellis preached on A Compendium of Commitments and Sunday evening’s seminar explored Making Unitarianism Make Sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Trinity
Malcolm E. Peabody
Central
New York
Arthur Boyer Jellis
Maynard Resident Hurt in Concord Car Crash
Robert Docek, 23, of Maynard, was struck while walking on Main Street near the public library in Concord Wednesday evening. Police say the car was driven by William Nixon, 27, of Acton. Docek was taken to Emerson Hospital for injuries to his hip knee and elbow and released.
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Concord
Robert Docek
Summer Street
Maynard
Main Street
William T. Nixon
Oakwood Road
Acton
Docek
Emerson Hospital
Concord Births At Emerson Hospital
A daughter to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Smith Nashoba road born April 23 A son to Mr and Mrs Robert Schlier 22 Peter Spring road born April 26 A son to Mr and Mrs Maynard Forbes 384 Main street born April 29 A son to Mr and Mrs William Compton Estabrook road born April 26
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Wilbur Smith
Nashoba Road
Robert Schlier
Peter Spring Road
Maynard Forbes
Main Street
William Compton
Estabrook Road
Prize Winners Noted At 5th Arts Festival
Acton Fifth annual arts festival opened with artists reception at the Acton Community Center and jury awards. Judges included George Meyers Ture Bengtz and Robert Ward. Winners: Larry Casarella Revere first for untitled oil abstraction. Mrs. Sarah Almeida Acton second for water color Still Life with Arrangement. Beverly Benson Tuttle Acton third for water color The Old Bucket. Honors to Virginia Mortenson and Daniel J. Ennequess. Students awarded for Lucy A. Sweeney and Barbara Sweeney oil works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Community Center
George “. Meyers
Ture Bengtz
Robert Ward
Larry Casarella
Revere
Sarah Almeida
Beverly Benson Tuttle
Fresh Air Fund Seeks Area Hosts for NYC Children
The New York Fresh Air Fund invites area families to host a child for a two week summer stay July 18 to August 1. The fund covers transport liability insurance medical costs and escorts. hosts provide meals and lodging for children aged five to ten designated by age sex race or religion. Contact Mr and Mrs Carl Linestrand at HI 36740.
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New York City
N.Y
Carl Linestrand
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IMMEL
Sayer Books
Bibles
Perling
China
Jermina’s
Nason St. Jaynard, Mass
Barler Metal
Lwith
Yoursie
Megnetic
Ardrobe
Boston Furniture CO
Hudson
Tae Hun Yoon
Harvard Trust
Hanted
ES. Inc
Beverly Stark
Eureka Princess
Nason Street
Boston Edison
RDC
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