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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1962

Page

5

Concord fashion show to feature travel films and exhibits

Airman Larrabee of AFB Texas, a 41958 graduate of Saxtons River Vermont College, will present a travel show in the Concord Professional Building at Route 2 and Baker Avenue. The event runs 7 to 10 p.m. with films on South and other places, Q&A, and door gifts from Concord Co-Operative Bank, airlines, and the Portuguese Tourist Board.

Vermy Saxtons River Vt.) College Concord Professional Route 2 Baker Avenue Concord Co-Operative Bank Airlines Portugese Tourist Board incord_ Professional Concord Mass

Refugee Family Honored Here in West Acton

Cold weather did not dampen a Sunday reception for Mr and Mrs Milan Fenjac and their children in West Acton. The family arrived a year ago from Yugoslavia and Italy and the event offered neighbors a chance to meet them and reaffirm their welcome. The afternoon was described as very successful.

West Acton Milan Fenjac Fenjacs Yugoslavia Italy

Local society meeting shared names of attendees

Win C. Harn met Tuesday at ps date with Mrs. Stan ton Sampson and Mrs. Geoffrey Bonelle.

Win C. Harn Ps Date Wae Stanton Sampson Geoffrey Bonelle

West Acton Bloodmobile to Visit Baptist Church

West Acton Red Cross bloodmobile comes to the Baptist Church on December 3 from 1 30 to 6 30 PM. Eligible donors should schedule with Acton chairman Mrs David W Stonecliffe or Concord chapter office. Donors receive one year blood coverage. Volunteer coordinators and nurse managers named. babysitting, transport, and dinner service arranged for staff.

West Acton Red Cross Baptist Church David W. Stonecliffe Acton Concord A.A. Morrissette Eileen Hale William P. MacDonald

Family Life Program At West Acton Baptist Church

The West Acton Friendship Society presented a Family Life program at the church meeting on Monday. Co chairs Mrs John Shelley and Mrs Harold Christian led skits on family problems and group discussion followed. An upcoming work circle meets Tuesday at 10 a m at 7 Agawam Road Mrs Charles Putnam hostess. The next regular gathering is the Christmas meeting Monday December 17 when secret pals are revealed and gifts exchanged.

West Acton Friendship Society John Shelley Harold Christian Charles Putnam Agawam Road

Nashoba Simmons Group Holds Nashoba Valley Meeting

Nashoba Simmons Group met at the Concord home of Mrs. Page Thompson with dessert hosted by Mrs. Harry Sprong and assisted by Mrs. Edward J. Smith and Mrs. J. H. Wright. Jane Curtin Simmons director spoke on present day trends and problems with lighter notes.

Concord Nashoba Valley Simmons Club Page Thompson Nashoba Road Harry Sprong Edward J. Smith J. H. Wright Jane Curtin Simmons Philip Sweetser Harvard

Dr Eliot to Speak at Sudbury Co-Op Pre-School Meeting

The Sudbury Cooperative Pre-School invites the public to an 8:15 Wednesday mothers meeting at Memorial Congregational Church featuring Dr Abigail Adams Eliot on reading readiness in nursery and kindergarten children. A Q and A session and coffee follow. Eliot is a noted early childhood education authority.

Dr. Eliot Sudbury Sudbury Cooperative Memorial Congregational Church Abigail Adams Eliot League of Women Voters Eliot Main Street Concord Radcliffe College Ruggles Street Nurserry Training School of Boston Tufts University Pearson Office of Development

Acton Community Events Highlight School and Church Activities

Acton residents enjoyed a busy weekend with a Boy Fair in the Gill gingerbread cut out booth, milk punch stand, puppet shows, spun sugar candy by Howard Smillie, and many church fundraiser items. The Ninth Acton Minstrels at Acton Roxborough High drew attendees. proceeds benefit South Acton Congregational Church.

Acton Jack Mohr R. E Howard Smillie Robert Guba South Acton Minstrels Acton-Roxborough Regional High School H. William Flood Charles Davis South Acton Congregational Church

Local Residents Tangled in Health and Family News

Francis H. Dutton of Lowell road underwent serious surgery at Emerson Hospital on Monday. Mrs Hazel acnn is visiting her daughter and son in Auburn Me. Mr and Mrs Albert Swanson and three children visited Mystic Connecticut. Mr and Mrs Charles Belanger of Westford road announce the birth of a son on November 18 at Emerson Hospital.

Francis H. Dutton Lowell Road Emerson Hospital Hazel aCnn Street Joseph Rembaum Auburn Concord Albert Swanson Mystic, Conn Charles Swanson South Street Charles Belanger Westford Road

Investments In Your Country Push U S Savings Bonds

A government campaign urges citizens to buy United States Savings Bonds to support national finance and economic stability amidst uncertain times. Officials emphasize small purchases by individuals, families, and organizations as a steady contribution to public debt reduction.

U.& Savings

Lincoln Garden Club Hosts Dessert Meet and Flower Arranging Talk

Miss Hattie B Heath entertained the Lincoln Bridge Club at Mrs. Oscar Jones home with dessert and coffee. First prize in cards went to Mrs Edward MacLeod and consolation to Mrs Manley Boyce. Lincoln Garden Club gathered at Mrs Richard Bailey s Trapelo Road home for dessert and coffee. guest speaker Miss Hansen of Emerson Hospital spoke on Basic Flower Arranging. Mrs C Eliot Pierce presided. In local theater, Man and n was performed at Smith School to strong attendance with Ronald Davis and Betty Mason in leading roles. cast directed by Joan Fahringer and Peg as production manager.

Hattie B. Heath Concord Lincoln Bridge Club Oscar Jones Carlisle Edward MacLeod Manley Boyce Lincoln Garden Club Richard Bailey Trapelo Road Bailey Henry Warner Ernest Johnson Robert Maroni Raymond W. Tunnell Miss Hansen Emerson Hospital Thacher Jenney C. Eliot Pierce Man Smith School Ronald Davis Betty Mason Joan Fahringer Wayland With Peg

Nashoba Players Feted. LAYC Awards At Acton Banquet

Nashoba Valley Babe Ruth League players will be honored at a Saturday banquet at Shirley Industrial School 6 30 p m. Acton Youth Center team wins the 1962 league title and will receive championship trophies. Manager Joseph Sinderis will get the President's trophy, with players' parents invited. Nashoba teams include Acton Littleton Harvard Groton Westford Shirley Pepperell and Fort Devens.

Acton Nashoba Valley Shirley Industrial School Acton Youth Center Joseph Sinderis Littleton Harvard Groton Westford Shirley Pepperell Fort Devens

Area Railroad Fares To Be Cut Across Several Towns

Under federal grants, rail fares in Concord would drop from 172.6 to 49.7 cents per ride. East Sudbury would fall from 67.7 to 46.5, South Sudbury from 69 to 47.6, Bedford from 60 to 3, South Acton from 79.1 to 53.6, West Acton from 80.7 to 54.4, and Lincoln from 63.7 to 44.4 cents per ride. Maynard currently lacks train service.

Concord West Concord East Sudbury South Sudbury Maynard Bedford South Acton’s West Acton Lincoln’s

Lincoln Assembly Friday Night Dinner at Town Hall

The Parents League sponsors a Lincoln Assembly Friday evening at the town hall with a pre dance dinner for young people at First Parish. Lincoln Sudbury students in grades 10 through 12 and local private school and college freshmen are invited, with committee chair Mrs J Warren Olmstead and members Mrs John B Tew Mrs Robert D Wilson Mrs Gordon Donaldson and Mrs Chester D Autremont.

Lincolln — Assaicomsembly Parents League First Parish Lincoln-Sudbury J. Warren Olmstead John B. Tew Robert D. Wilson Gordon Donaldson Chester D‘autremont

Acton-Doris Leach and Barbara Heilingmann reach NBA semi finals

Acton-Doris Leach of Maynard and Barbara Heilingmann of South Acton qualified for the NBA semi finals at Wal-Lex. They will travel to Wakefield this Saturday for finals with the winner advancing to TV. Bill Heiligmann shot a 180 pound buck in Andover Maine and boated its deer by canoe. Concord Rod and Gun Club meets Wednesday with Americo Cuccinello in charge and plans its annual Game Diner as members seek game.

South Acton Acton Bowladrome Bill Heiligmann West Concord Andover Concord Rod & Gun Club Americo Cuccinello

Sudbury Blues by Constance Cole Neelon

An anonymous verse critiques local philanthropy and gossip surrounding Mr Atkin’s gift of land to Sudbury. It questions motives behind charity, exposure of funding sources, and the influence of donors on community politics and school support while urging integrity and scrutiny.

Sudbury Constance Cole Neelon

UNICEF Benefit: Foreign Students Visit Acton Parish

Acton Congregational Church plans a Sunday visit of foreign students who will attend church with coffee hour hosted by the senior high fellowship. Students tour Acton homes and spend the day in the parish followed by a light supper. James Parker reports children raised 76.64 for UNICEF.

Acton Lee Matthys James Parker Childrn Unicef

Governor-Elect's Mother In Lecture Before Two Clubs

Members from the coup les club of Church of the Good Shepherd and the TAGS couples club of Concord joined for a joint supper at Trinity Church parish house. The governor-elect’s mother delivered an illustrated lecture on the Arabian refugee problem. Attendees viewed Trinity Church interior shown by Rev. H James Greham, attracting about 30 couples.

Acon Couples Club Church of the Good Shepherd Trinity Church Concord Tags Couples Club Concord Church Acton Couples Club H. James Greham

Miss LeClerc Elected 1963 Field Hockey Captain

Acton Roxboro Regional High School announces Miss Marilyn LeClerc a junior has been elected captain of the 1963 field hockey team. LeClerc has also played softball field hockey and basketball for the school over past seasons.

Acton Isadore Stearns Acton-Roxboro Regional High School Marilyn LeClerc Miss LeClerc

Norwegian exchange student to speak at Concord church

Miss Kirsten Rohne from Norway, an ex change student with the American Field Service, will address the Trinitarian Congregational senior fellowship Sunday at 7 30 p m. She attends Concord-Carlisle High and resides with Mr and Mrs Ralpp Webster Jr on Independance road. Karen Shalline is the worship leader.

Kirsten Rohne Norway Trinitarian Congregational Rohne Concord-Carlisle High Ralpp P. Webster, Jr Independance Road Karen Shalline

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