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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1961
Page
3
An American couple Mr. and Mrs. Dolbier Easy returned Sunday with their son and his wife from a German itinerary. They toured Frankfurt and Bavaria visiting Linderhof King Ludwig’s house Oberammergau and the Passion Play. They enjoyed the Olympic site and their Bavarian days in the Alps with travel slides to share.
Adult tennis lessons at Lincoln-Sudbury are postponed from Monday night to Tuesday with late registrations open. The 18 participant class is split into two sections at 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Frederick Soule leads the session under the Tennis Foundation.
Memorial Congregational Church announces a meeting on November 11 with a Circle 1 gathering at 12:30 for dessert and coffee in Fellowship Hall, followed by a parent teacher session at 8. Rev Hansen of First Church East Longmeadow will discuss What is Education for Pre-Children? Proceeds from a spaghetti supper go to Day for Christ.
The Woman's Will Meet announces a Hallowe'en gathering to be hosted by members and hostesses at the rectory hall on Thursday evening with Mrs. Frederick W Ma street and Mrs. Edward Lord Harold Schoolcraft in charge. Junior C. Y of Carlisle Congregation holds a Hallowe'en party as part of WE'EN PARTIES Monday and Tuesday events. Interme CE. hosted by Rev. Robert B. Demp- Pastor, Frank Hannaford, Ihe and Mrs. George IN YOUR COUNTRY .8. SAVINGS BONDS.
Barbara Widdows daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Widdows and Marshall Dewayne Potts son of Mr and Mrs Lois Marshall Potts were married at Our Lady of Fatima Sudbury. Rev Leo Staves officiated with Morgan Foley Maynard organist. A Moose Hall reception followed and the couple will reside in Newark California after December 1. The bride is Sudbury High and St Joseph’s School of Nursing Lowell graduate. the groom is Washington Union High Newark CA graduate.
At Sudbury town hall the finance committee led by Peter Reading issued a letter urging departments to prepare budgets for 1962 with careful planning. The letter stresses accurate projection of expenses, possible eliminations or deferrals, and the use of efficient methods to reduce costs. It calls for a realistic, spread timeline to avoid rushed decisions and commits to helping departments stay on schedule.
Sudbury officials led by Charles Smith of the state civil defense agency inspected Nixon School and Regional High School on Thursday with CD Director Marvis Ficket Earl Borgeson Albert St Germain and Sudbury maintenance supervisor Burbank Saul. They sought areas for bomb or fallout proofing. Saul posted charts showing utility shutoffs and labeled valves wheels and handles as an emergency safety measure.
The Sudbury Voters group has installed a calendar in the town hall to help organizations plan meetings and events. Mrs. Harold McNulty of Ree's Flower Shop will maintain a duplicate calendar and can enter dates for those unable to visit. The effort aims to avoid scheduling conflicts by keeping dates current.
Sudbury resident Charles W Reynolds of 250 Raymond Road has been named district manager for Compton’s Pictured Encyclopedia in the New England area. He opens offices at 600 Main Street in Waltham and oversees Massachusetts Rhode Island Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Reynolds is a former New York public school teacher and has served as supervising regional manager for Compton’s since 1958, after joining the firm in 1953 and rising to regional manager in 1955. He is a graduate of the New York State College for Teachers and holds a master’s in school administration from Syracuse University. He has five children attending school in Sudbury.
Sudbury Holy Name Society sponsors its seventh annual turkey whist at Our Lady of Fatima parish hall on November 9 at 6 p.m. Thomas Tarpey chairs with assistants William Farrell Mrs Keneth Holland for prizes Mrs Harry Black for tickets and William Boyce for refreshments.
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