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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1962

Page

5

Valley Women Meet for Nashoba Valley Lim Opening

Valley Ch ov hosts opening of Nashoba Valley Lim club with Mrs Page Thomp ry directing a dessert gathering. Mrs Har assisted by Mrs An and Mrs Richard Hale coordinate the 8 p.m. event as part of a November prep meeting for future admissions and year plans. Circle Hears Talk South Acton Ladies

Nashoba Valley Page Thompry Har Anand Richard Hale Igecker Admissimmons Offord Allen Wright Concord. R Wil Alcott Street Acton South Acton Circle of Unitarian-Universalist Church John Fo Donald Perkins League of Women Voters Liberia Africa Philip Fawcett

DeCordova Museum Hosts Dual Gift-Painting Exhibit

Two gifted painters will join forces for a weekend display at DeCordova Museum. The show opens Sunday from 2 to 5 PM and runs through Saturday with extended hours Sunday evening.

Ies of DeCordova Mu- Dergalis

Club invites teens to a talk by Charlotte Barker II

May's Club members invite teens to a meeting with Charlotte Barker II titled How to Make the Yourself and Your. The session on Tuesday at the K of C includes coffee hour hosted by Mrs. John, with discussions on Boston furs and hats as part of the program.

May's Club Charlotte Baker K. of C John Charlotte Barker Boston

Club Showed Holiday Colors At Stow Gathering

A Stow Garen Club meeting welcomed a large group for a Christmas decorations program led by Mrs. Walter K. Freeman. She opened with a spotlight creche and explained the history and significance of decorations, displaying wreaths and mantel pieces with backdrops and spotlights, and described mistletoe in holiday décor. Hostesses included Irene Gray, Lillia Clemens, Plorence Addy, Edna Petersen and Helen Kibida.

Stow Stow Garen Club Walter K. Freeman Freeman Irene Gray Lillia Clemens Plorence Addy Edna Petersen Helen Kibida

Acton-Garden Club Hosts Glacier Conservation Talk

Acton Center Woman's Club met to hear Mrs. Donald B. Bischoff discuss conservation at home and in town. She described the Quaking Bog in Norwell, a glacier land plot with Arctic flora, noting it was moved from an attic and revealed with colored slides. Refreshments were cared for by Mrs. Kenneth Reidy.

Acton — Garden Club Acton Center Woman’s Cl Donald B. Bischoff Duxbury South Shore District Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts

Foreclosure Bill In Maynard on Landry Mortgage

Assabet Savings Bank seeks court authority to foreclose a mortgage on Butler Avenue Maynard given by Ralph J Landry and Orie J Landry. The filing seeks entry possession and sale and requires any interested party to appear by November 10 1962. E Fenton Esq judge of court presiding. Margaret M Daly Recorder.

E. Donovan and Donovan Waltham Middlesex Gerald R. Dono Donovan Lin Ralph J. Landry Marjorie J. Landry Maynard Commonwealth Modern Funding Corporation of Boston Suffolk Natalie Gordon Bronx New York Twinbrook Motors, Incorporated Assabet Institution For Savings Butler Avenue Oric J. Landry Middlesex South District Regis Bos- Becem Mesa E. Fenton Esquire Margaret M. Daly

Anastasia on Stage Delights CC High Audience

Theodore praises CC High School’s National Thespian Society troupe for Anastasia, noting strong adult-like performances by students, standout Lynne Cullinane as the Dowager Empress, skilled direction by Cynthia Spinney, elegant makeup and lighting, and a moving denouement that proves the value of education in the arts.

Theodore Irvin Hoogheem National Thespian Society Anastasia Chernov Henry Walker Leigh Crossley Dan Mitchell Paula Tombeno Muzhik Ann Saliet Cleve Willcox Ichakas Prince Bounine John Payne Romanoff Robin Childs Mance Serensky Mike Higgenbottom Lynne Cullinane Cynthia Spinney Porsan

m0m Bath Towel Care Adds Easy Laundering Boost

The ad praises m0m bath towels for simple laundering in a home washer and quick fluffing in a dryer, leaving them ready to hang again with minimal effort.

Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

A nationwide call to action promotes U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic investment option. The message urges individuals to purchase bonds to support national debt reduction and public programs while fostering financial security. It emphasizes simplicity and safety of U S Savings Bonds as a long term savings vehicle.

U.S

Nashoba Regional High School November activity calendar

November events at Nashoba Regional High School include assemblies and clubs on November 8 9 13 14 15 16 19 20 plus football games November 10 and 22 Veterans Day holiday on November 12 and a 11 30 a m early dismissal on November 21 Thanksgiving recess begins November 21 with no classes.

Bolton Nashoba Regional High School Assemblies Inc Steno-Deno Future Nurses Club Pearl Club North Middlesex Nahsoba Nashoba J. V Ea Aeng Nashoba Teachers Association Hudson Catholic

Supnik to speak on new testing methods for material strength

Ross H. Supnik of Plus-Tech Equipment outlines advanced dynamic testing to measure mechanical properties. He will describe continuous loading-rate studies, industry applications, and quality control for lighter, high speed components at the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers meeting in Framingham. Nick Juliani to attend and present standards usage in industry.

Ross H. Supnik Plus - Tech Equipment Co Natick Mass Mr. Supnik American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers 1812 House Framingham Supnik Nicholas W. Juliani National Standards

Four A B students picked for Americans Abroad

Acton Roxborough American Field Service Chapter announced four juniors from Acton Boxboro Regional High School as its nominees for the Americans Abroad program. Richard Armstrong Barbara Gustance Janet McLaughlin and Donald Shelley await New York deadlines with hopeful applications. Local committee chair Mrs. Robert Treyz notes strong local support and a 1960s national selection framework.

Acton Acton-Roxborough American Field Service Acton -Boxboro P Richard Armstrong Barbara Gustance Janet McLaughlin Donald Shelley New York Chhapter Massachusetts Robert Treyz Americans Abroad Raymond J. Grey Ruth Proctor Herbert Shepard AFS C. Judd Farley Marvin Tolf Anita Preston

Bedford Supper Saturday Night

The notice announces a baked bean and ham supper hosted by Pine Hill Club Saturday at 6 PM. It also mentions St. Pauls observing the 2iet Sunday after Trinity on Nov 11 and a Women’s Guild meeting Tuesday at 7:46 PM with Rev. Alfred Chater. Delegates attend the northern archdeaconry meeting at Lowell Tuesday.

Bedford St. Paul’s Alfred Chater Department of Christian Education Pine Hill Club Lowell

Holy Name Guest to Speak at St Bernard’s Mass

A math teacher from Holy Name will address Holy Name members at St Bernard's in Concord Garliste High School. The event includes 8:30 mass and Holy Communion with President Frenk presiding and Rev Edmund M Higgins as spiritual director.

Stitute In Concord-Garliste High School Holy Name St. Bernard’s Frenk Edmund M. Higgins

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