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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
15
Sudbury stores announce moving to new location as community notices place for shopping. Concord and surrounding towns host theater, library, and club events while Thanksgiving fades and Christmas plans begin with shows, exhibits, and charity drives across Maynard Bedford and Acton communities.
A Craser family tale notes three sons aged 15 9 and a daughter aged 13 11 6 with Craser formerly of California now in transition. The note mentions renting and a Raytheon connection.
At the annual H rally at Alcott School in Middlesex County four 4-H members were honored for 1962. John Coffey of Cities Service Oil presented Key Awards and certificates, with a one carat gold key engraved with each recipient's name.
Lincoln Sudbury Regional Little Theater Players announces the fall cast led by two opposing lawyers Henry Drummond and Matthew Brady to be played by Bruce Johnson and Walter McClennen respectively. Bruce Adler plays the defendant, Vicki Cameron plays his love, Electa Kane is Mrs Brady, Marsden Griswold the judge, Jim Cryer Rev Jeremiah Brown, Phil Way E K Hornbeck and other roles include Hillsboro mayor among others.
Paul Temple district attorney portrayed by Barry Copp leads a cast including Peggy Hoagland Melinda Martin Sweeney Howard Martha Curran as Mrs Krews and Alan Bowles as jailkeeper. Reporters, stage crew and other townspeople fill the cast as audiences flock to daily performances through December 13. Director Osander hopes for a first rate production.
Radio station WChs-r and AM has arranged a stereo tape recording of the December 14 Concord Chorus performance of Mendelssohn's St. Paul at Concord Carlisle High School. The tape will spread over two one hour programs on WCRB’s Choruses of New England. Soloists include David Dayton Acton Gwen Corzine and Lee Fowler with Lou Robinson as organist and accompanist.
Detroit star Gordie Howe has won the Hart Trophy for the fifth time, honoring the NHL's most valuable player for the season. The Detroit Red Wings forward leads in scoring and carries his team into the playoffs with standout performance.
Emerson Hospital reports multiple births to area families in November. Daughters born to William and ___ Mulrain of Stow on November 13, Kenneth and wife of Concord Lowell Road November 1, Thomas and wife of West Concord Main Street November 15. A son to Fred Taylor Gleasondale November 16 and to Lincoln and wife on Lincoln Road November 17. Also a daughter to Robert Caswell Concord Dana Road and to Donald McFarland West Acton Windsor Avenue November 18. A daughter to Steven Medlar Acton Road and a daughter to William Glover Acton Great Road November 18.
A recipe listing ingredients for molded seafood Louis using gelatine water chili sauce tomato juice sour cream mayonnaise onion lemon juice salt ripe olives hard cooked eggs crab lobster or shrimp and salad greens from Underwood Kitchen Boston.
The popularity of Italian type cheese used on pizza has surged. U.S. sales rose about 40 percent in five years reaching roughly 180 million pounds annually, with nearly 90 percent of Italian type cheeses produced domestically.
Sudbury Swings at open dances and new beginners classes with a free Feb 12 start. Mystery rides delight members as Art Svendsen plans future events. Gus Otto leads a Halloween yet to be matched Spook Nite. Members invite newcomers to join workshops twice monthly and monthly open dances. Contact Roy Kahler Bill Towle Lorraine Williams Betty Hollis for details.
Public service notice urges citizens to support national financing by purchasing U.S. savings bonds. Explains savings bonds as a safe investment with government backing and a way to contribute to national development.
Miss Donna Loring of 3382 Arlington Street entered the Mass College of Art on September 1 as a freshman after high school activities in basketball glee club and yearbook art staff. Geraldine Walsh of 7 Flagg Road attends UMass and earned a Gold Key in a Boston art competition while at Acton-Boxborough Regional.
The Concord Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosts its December meeting at Mrs C Lloyd Thomas's Nashawtue Road home on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Kathleen Adam a pianist will present a choir etude. Members may bring one guest.
Winona Rebekah Lodge schedules Wednesday meetings at 7 30 PMat West Acton Fire Station. Beginning December the lodge will meet twice monthly. A Thanksgiving basket drawing with turkey and all the trimmings was held. winner Deborah Robbins, 6, Nashro id.
Members of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts Inc will meet Monday in Horticultural Hall Boston to amend the bylaws. Coffee at 10 am and the meeting at 10 30 am Mrs Neil MacLaren presiding. Mrs Cirl E Gorham Marblehead will speak on the Bay State Civic Beautification Contest. Last year’s winners will display scrapbooks. All federated clubs invited.
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