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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
9
William Lang visited multiple agencies and spoke with campaign managers and staff about mental illness rheumatism and medical care. The sessions included candid photos and aims to show how personal outreach supports the United Fund through community organizations in Boston.
The Red Cross, Salvation Army, Arthritis and Mental Health groups collaborate on a campaign. The Medical 4 single solic- items hint at coordinated fundraising and outreach to support health services and disaster relief initiatives.
South Acton First monthly whist party by Edwards Quimby Post A L Ladies Auxiliary No 284 drew a large crowd at the new legion home. Dorothy Reed won first prize, Curtin took the door prize. A toy and plastics party is planned for Nov 26 at Prospect Street with demonstrations by Fran and Barbara Stuart of Littleton. Gifts for U S Veterans Hospital Bedford must be in by Nov 13 or arranged with Mrs Carol Major.
The Maynard Lions Club sets a regular meeting for Wednesday at 6 30 PM at Millstream Cafe with President Paul L Badger leading the business session. A program will follow as the club holds only one meeting this month and next due to Thanksgiving and holidays. Members may still order light bulbs for eye research by calling Dr Reno Orsi or President Badger.
Carlisle Grange P. of H. No. 402 members plan to attend Middlesex North Pomona's monthly meeting at Westford Town Hall on Saturday. An afternoon session precedes supper and an evening meeting. Monday night a delegation attended Lowell Grange officer installation. Houston is described as a major city.
The Bedford Grange P H hosts a joint meeting with Bolton Grange in Bedford Town Hall on Monday November 11. Cecil King as new master presided at the last session with visiting officials from Acton Maynard Southborough Concord Chelmsford and others. State Grange Treasurer Raymond Elliott speaks on Educational Aid Program.
Emerson Hospital reports several births including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paolilli of Lowell on Oct 28 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O Reilly of Graniteville on Oct 29 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Arena of Concord on Oct 29 a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Theriault of Concord on Oct 30 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stanley Baker of West Concord on Oct 31 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Sweet of Wayland on Nov 1 a son to Mr and Mrs David Ripley of Belmont on Nov 2 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Valentine Jr of Carlisle on Nov 2.
Concord A notices a Music Workshop planned for Wednesday evening November 13 at 8 o clock in the new Alcott School Auditorium. Charles K Yeremian director of music and the Concord public schools staff will conduct. Parents will act as students to demonstrate music teaching methods and the community sing will be featured. Richard Freniere will display jazz paintings and instruments and books will be shown in the cafeteria where refreshments will be served during Education Week.
Morrison Jr., of Concord, named executive director of The New England Colleges Fund effective immediately. President Nils Y. Wessell of Tufts University announced the appointment, and also serves as fund president.
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