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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1960

Page

9

Salem production of Miller’s The Crucible features cast list

In the spring Hayes introduces a staged reading of The Crucible at the Town Hall with a cast including Karen Morley ia Parris Joe Sangio Dorothy Lane Abi jams Donna Landay Ellcott Pat Pickett Putnam Edythe Stans somas Putnam Ken rey Lewis John Dan Mary Warren Patricia John Proctor Ernest on Rebecca Nurse Ken Giles Corey Dick Rev John Hale Logan ich Elizabeth Proctor onald Francis Nurse rich Ezekiel Cheever mstrong John Willard Monald Judge Han fim Burke Deputy Gov Danforth Bob Lioomis nod Bette Wentzel Contact Jean at 3-2945 for tickets and details.

Hayes Salem Oming Gavers Miller Crucihe Ris Karen Morley Ia Parris Joe Sangio Dorothy Lane Abijjams Donna Landay Ellcott Pat Pickett Putnam Edythe Stanssomas Putnam Kenrey Lewis John Dan Mary Warren Patricia John Proctor Erneston Rebecca Nurse Ken Giles Corey Rev John Hale Loganich Elizabeth Proctor Onald Francis Nurse Rich Ezekiel Cheever Mstrong John Willard Monald Hanfim Burke Danforth Bob .Lioomis Nod Bette Wentzel Jean

Six Legionnaires Honored By Post Bedford

Six members of Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post A. L. No. 221 received life membership. Named are Francis J. Kelley town council, Charles Stefanelli, Earl S. Atwood, Louis Santoro fire chief, Richard Dodge all World War I veterans, and Gunnar Hemmingson veteran of both wars.

Bedford Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post A. L. No. 221 Francis J. Kelley Charles Stefanelli Earl S. Atwood Louis Santoro Richard §. Dodge Gunnar Hemmingson

Maynard High Students Boost Get Out the Vote Campaign

Maynard High School students lead a get out the vote drive as election day nears. A student council committee with English social studies business and art departments organized an essay contest and distributed posters to stimulate voter interest.

Maynard

Belford Women's Community Club Tea Tour Event

Belford Women's Community Club meets next Monday with a tea planned. Members will attend a guided tour and masscale at Mrs. Jack Gardner's Venetian Palace in Boston on Tuesday Nov. 15 at 2 p.m. Tickets go on sale Monday.

Belford

Concord to host week long Big Arts Festival in May

Concord invites residents to save May 20 to 27 1961 for the Concord Art Festival a bold week of ten performances by local musical dramatic and artistic groups. The festival urges other organizations to avoid conflicts and notes admission to all events is free. Buy U S Savings Bonds.

Concord

Concord Co operative Bank meeting notice in Walden Street

A notice from Concord Co operative Bank in Concord Massachusetts announces a meeting at 31 Walden Street to nominate directors for election at the December annual meeting and to address other lawful business.

Concord Co-operative Bank Concord Mass Walden Street

Samuel Small Wins Love of All in Story

Sudbury author Janet Rogers Howe writes Samuel Small's Secret Society for 9 to 12 year olds, about a tiny black cocker spaniel and a loving family. The review praises Howe's humane portrayal and notes other works by Mrs Cawley, who splits time between Nashville and Sudbury.

Sudbury Westminster Press Philadelphia Samuel Small Secret Society Janet Rogers Howe Frank Cawley Concord Road Carter Mrs. Cawley Nashville Tenn

Bedford Sermon Dilemma at First Parish and Fund Drive

Reverend Robert H. Holmes delivers The Protestant Dilemma at First Parish as annual apple sale proceeds. United Fund HQ at 119 Great Road expands hours to 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays through Nov 16 with contact CR 4-6011. Joan F. Perkins chairs local Public. Supper at Center School features roast turkey and home cooked fare with co chairs Mrs Ward Wepper and Mrs Aldie Johnson or Ms Theodore Ellis. ticket reservations encouraged.

Robert H. Holmes First Parish United Fund Great Road Joan F. Perkins Center School Sanc

Acton Center Woman's Club Plans November Meeting

Acton Center Woman's Club meets November 9 at 2 30 p.m. at the clubhouse with new president Mrs A A Morrissette presiding and Mrs Robert Wylie as hostess. Chairman Mrs Franklin Shores plans the November 19 children’s plays. Charlotte Barker a model will speak on How to Make Most of Yourself and Your Wardrobe. A coffee hour followed hosted by Mrs Arthur Scene.

Acton Acton Center Woman’s Club A. A. Morrissette Robert Wylie Franklin Shores Charlotte Barker Arthur Scene

Rainbow Girls officers named for year at Symmes Arlington

The Rainbow Girls list principal officers with Cyn thia Larsom as Worthy advisor and Janet Wiggins as associate worthy advisor followed by charity June Farrington hope Judith Pike faith Susan Leach chaplain Dawn Damon. Mrs Jae Wilds Mrs Donald Shaw Thomas Joy and Frank White are co chairmen of the Lions and Show planning committee. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.

Rainbow Girls Cynthia Larsom Janet Wiggins Charity June Farrington Hope Judith Pike Faith Susan Leach Dawn Damon Jae Wilds Donald Shaw Thomas Joy Frank White

Parkhill Players Present Two One-Act Children's Plays

Sudbury fair features Parkhill Players, Groton mothers led group, performing Rumpelstiltskin and The Leprechaun at 10:30 a.m. in the parish hall. Proceeds support the Methodist Church fair with nominal admission and strong audience reception from children and families.

Sudbury Groton W.S.C.S

Acton Events Highlight Open House Week and Local Meetings

ACT Den See 4 Eee will be guest preac for Open House Week at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church Nov 6 10. A silver tea benefits United Fund drive at Julia L McCarthy and Aidon Elementary schools at 2 3 10 3 30. Acton Garden Club meets this afternoon at Acton Woman's Clubhouse planning a Christmas bazaar. First Friday masses at St Elizabeths tomorrow at 6 30 am and 0 30 pm. Polling hours 8 am to 8 pm Tuesday precinct 1 Town Hall precinct 2 Universalist Church precinct 3 Community Center.

ACT den See Mts Calvary Lutheran Churcha Julia L McCarthy Aidon Acton Garden Club Acton Woman’s ‘Clubhouse Bazdar St. Elizabeth’s Acton Town Hall Universalist Church

Raytheon Honored for Safety Record in Massachusetts

Raytheon Airborne Equipment Operations received an award from Liberty Mutual Insurance for more than 2,300,000 hours worked without a lost time accident at Maynard and Sudbury facilities. Robert E. Sonnerson accepted the honor on behalf of Raytheon employees. Henry Sprague presented the award.

Robert E. Sonnerson Raytheon Sudbury Wayside Inn Harvey D. Sprague Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Maynard Mass Henry Sprague Cece Newngland Navy Missile Systems Division Bedford Research and Developement Industrial Components Semiconductor Newton Quincy Brighton

Navyman William E Hellmann Joins Boston Deployment

William E Hellmann, boatswain's mate first class, U S Navy, son of Mr and Mrs William F Hellmann of Sudbury Massachusetts, arrived in Amsterdam aboard the guided missile cruiser Boston after completing hot North Atlantic and Norwegian Sea duties. From Holland the Boston will depart for Sixth Fleet duty in the Mediterranean and return to the United States December 23.

Holland William E. Hellmann Ioilerman U. S. Navy William F. Hellmann Lincoln Lane Sudbury Mase Amsterdam U.S Boston North ‘Atlantic Norwegian Sea Bay of Biscay Sixth Fleet Mediterranean United States

Lincoln Holy Name Guild Ball Draws Big Attendance

The annual St. Joseph's Holy Name Guild ball at Smith School drew strong turnout. Co chairs Donald Nation Mrs Francis W Hankey and Mrs Ralph Rudeco helped organize. A Motif added to the entertainment.

St. Joseph’s Holy Name and Guild Smith School Donald Nation Francis W. Hankey Ralph Rudeco

Honor Stow Man Who Has Retired

At a Sterling Inn meeting of the Eastern State Farmers Exchange William H. Peck received an owura for 25 years of service. He retires November 1 ending his role as Eastern States representative. Joseph W. Litowich of Sterling will serve the territory including Lee Lancaster Still River and Sterling.

New Residents Welcomed by Stow Welcoming Wagon

Nancy C. Vyska hosts new residents welcomed in Stow. John Lowell and family from Waltham purchased a home. Nathaniel Childy from Culpepper renting. John A. Mesner from Northboro purchased with two daughters and a son. John D. Harrington from Turkey purchased with two sons. William Shick from Somerville and wife with a six year old daughter join local Stop and Shop family. Mr Harrington serves in the Air Force. Lowell works as a Raytheon supervisor. Childy works at General Radio. Mesner is a Standard Duplicating Machinery sales rep.

Stow Nancy C. Vyska Welcom John Lowell Waltham Lowell Raytheon Nathaniel Childy Culpepper General Radio Company West Concord John A. Mesner Northboro Mesner John D. Harrington Turkey Harrington Air Force William Shick Somerville Mr. Shick

Investments in Our Country Buy Savings Bonds

Public notices urge citizens to invest in United States Savings Bonds. The message emphasizes patriotism and financial security, promoting personal savings through government-backed securities. It highlights accessibility and long-term value for families and individuals.

Stow Public Schools Lunch Menu For Next Week

The Stow lunch schedule lists daily menus from November 7 to November 10. Items include baked glazed luncheon loaf with buttered corn and peas, pizza with orange juice, roast turkey with cranberry sauce and whipped potatoes, and American chop suey with cole slaw.

Stow Public Schools Ghost Ranch H. M

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