Church Opens Adult Inquirers Class in Inquiry
Bedford Rev Walter Rast of Lutheran Church of The Savior says an adult inquirers class starts Monday evening for six weeks from 8 to 9 pm at the parsonage 424 Davis Road. The sessions cover Christian faith worship and church membership and invite free discussion for interested readers.
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Bedford
Walter Rast
Lutheran Church of the Savior
Christian Church
Walk
Davis Road
Elks Donate $50 to Teen Center
Concord Concord Lodge of Elks No. 1479 voted at its regular meeting to donate $50 to the Teen Center in response to a recent appeal for funds. The youth activities committee aims to promote sound and constructive programs.
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Concord
Lodge of Elks
Carlisle Members Plan Pomona Installation at Tyngsborough
Following last night's meeting Carlisle members will plan for the Pomona installation at Tyngsborough Saturday night. The officers will be installed by State Officer Marion Johnson Chelmsford. A delegation attended the lectures circle last week at Westford.
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Carlisle
Pomona
Tyngsborough
Marion Johnson
Chelmsford
Westford
Regional High Names Merit Scholarship Semifinalist
Acton-Principal Raymond J. Gray announced Bruce R. Bottomly son of Milford and Milly Bottomly of 29 Great Road East Acton has been named a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist. The program selects about 10 000 top scorers from 15 000 schools. Columbus Day observance will suspend classes at Acton Roxborough Regional High and public schools. Sergt Warren F Birch appointed school attendance officer replacing retired Louis Leveroni. Superintendent William L O Connell to attend NEASA meeting October 9 10 11 with focus Structuring Tomorrow's Schools.
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Acton
Raymond J. Gray
Regional High
Bruce R. Bottomly
Milford B. Bottomly
Great Road
East Acton
Acton-Roxborough Regional High
Warren F. Birch
Acton Police
Sergt. Birch
Louis Leveroni
Northeastern University
William L. O'Connell
New England
Association of
Swampscott
Bedford Lions Plan Next Supper Meeting at The Navvy
Bedford Lions schedule a supper meeting for next Wednesday at The Navvy. A well-attended ladies night followed last Wednesday’s dinner. The club continues its light bulb sale. United Workers met at Church of Christ yesterday led by Mrs. Richard Jensen, president. An afternoon program featured Mrs. E. Grove Smith speaking on What Bedford is Reading.
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Bedford Lions
United Workers
Church of Christ
Richard Jensen
Bedford
E. Grove Smith
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A brief civic message urges citizens to invest in the nation by purchasing U S Savings Bonds. It promotes patriotic savings and national financial support through these government backed instruments.
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U. S
West Concord Woman's Club rummage sale scheduled Saturday
West Concord education committee hosts a fall rummage sale in Harvey Wheeler cafeteria on Main Street from 10 am to 12 noon to fund scholarships. Chair Mrs Newell Dearborn and assistants oversee a large team of volunteers including Mrs Lawrence Bascom and Mrs Richard Hatch Jr. Posters were prepared by Mrs Richard Ulvedahl and Mrs Dearborn with publicity by Mrs Gilman Jackson Jr.
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West Concord
West Concord Woman’s Club
WGBH
New England Education
Harvey Wheeler
Main Street
Newell Dearborn
Lawrence Bascom
Richard Hatch, Jr
E. Fletcher Haselton
James C. Rainey
Louis Audette
Reed Beharrell
Ruth L. Boyd
Frank Cleaves
Charles E. Comeau
Charles Gibbs
Frank Gibson
Richard Ulvedahl
Dearborn
Gilman Jackson Jr
Concord Family Service Society meeting at Monument Hall
The 147th annual meeting will be held Wednesday October 19 at noon with a business session led by Mrs. Wesley Allinsmith. Two prominent speakers are planned and details will be announced next week. Harvest Day for Emerson Hospital is scheduled Friday October 14 with donation boxes in local markets.
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Concord Family Service Society
Monument
Hall. Duncheon
Wesley Allinsmith
Puller
Priday
Enerson Hospital
William Carson
Police Blotter Highlights Teen Traffic After Victory
Concacated-Saturdays win sparked celebrations that nearly caused disaster as teens sped through crowded streets. Police urge controlled noise and warn that further motorized antics will risk license loss. Four prowler calls yielded escapers. residents asked to note clothing, direction, last seen time, and weapons if any. An overturned driver on Lexington road caused damage before arrest. Edwin N. Grimes of Drexel Hill PA pled guilty to operating to endanger and paid a fine. Additional theft and larceny reports await investigation.
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Wm. A. Costello
Lexington Road
Merriam ’S Corner
Everett
U Thorp
Edwin N. Grimes
Drexel
Ener
Ilty
Pierre A
Carlisle Garden Club Plans Annual Fair
The Carlisle Garden Club holds its monthly meeting Monday at 8 p m at Mrs John M Reynolds home on School street. President Mrs William Weickert will preside with co host Mrs Karl Struss. Plans for the second annual fair on November 12 at Mrs Allan Wright s barn on Concord street will be discussed.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Garden Club
John M. Reynolds
School Street
William Weickert
Karl V. Struss
Allan Wright
Concord Street
Four regional graduates begin study at Northeastern and other colleges
Betsy Locke enters Northeastern University as an English major after high school with Lions Club scholarship. David L. Parsons begins engineering studies at Northeastern, active in student government and senior play. Carol Grimme starts a four year music program at Stetson University after regional high. Stephen J Found joins University of New Hampshire class of 1964, with extensive sports and arts participation at regional highSchool and Bay City background.
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Acton
Northeastern University
Betsy Locke
George Locke
Arlington Street
Betsy
Lions Club
Northeastern
David L. Parsons
Rarph Parsons
Great Road
David
Carol Grimme
Stetson University
Florida
Mee
Donald W. Grimme
Seminole Road
Asia
Acton-Besborough
Carol
Stephen J. Found
George H. Found
Hayward Road
University of New Hampshire
Stephen
Bay City
Mich
School of Technology
Association Elects Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The Concord Minute Man Association of Retarded Children holds its annual officer election Tuesday at Trinity Congregational Church. The group will discuss interest, adopt the 1960 1961 budget and present annual officer reports. Attendance is hoped to match the September meeting.
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Concord — Minute-Man Association of Retarded Children
Trinitar Congregational Church
Iisterest Sep Etho
Maynard High names hockey captains for varsity and junior squad
Maynard High announces field hockey leadership with Maynard Caro De Rosé elected varsity captain and Lorraine Johansen named junior varsity captain.
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Maynard High
Maynard
Carol de Rosé
Lorraine Johansen
Ever Ready Class Holds Carlisle Meeting and October Plans
The Ever Ready Class met at Carlisle Congregational for an annual supper program with executive members as hostesses. The next meeting is set for October 25. The Women’s Alliance plans the fall season with a meeting on October 13 at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Sidney Morrison’s Acton Road home.. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. King welcomed a son September 21 at Emerson Hospital, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Crowe Jr. welcomed a daughter September 26. A first anniversary Mass for the late Stephen LaVallee will be held Saturday at St Irene’s at 8 a.m.
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Carlisle Congregational
Alliance
Sidney Morrison
Acton Road
Ernest S. King
Russell Street
Emerson Hospital
Arthur S. Crowe, Jr
Forest Park Drive
Stephen LaVallee
Concord High School
St. Irene’s
Bolton
Harvard Road
Old Homestead
Eleca
Acton Great Books Club Opens With Macbeth Discussion
Acton Great Books discussion meetings begin Tuesday Oct 11 and run through winter. The first session will discuss Shakespeare's Macbeth at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Fordon 22 Orchard Drive at 8 PM.
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Shakespeare
Macbeth
Will Fordon
Orchard Drive
Concords Council For Aging Seeks Data For Housing
Concords aging council announces committee selections by Red Cross for 1960s programs led by Charles S. Putnam. Part time roles include blood program co chairs Mrs Bird and Mr Locke, nursing and home care chiefs, disaster relief led by James Hawks, and public information chair John I. Mattill. Eligible seniors 65 plus must meet income limits and residence requirements to obtain housing assistance via Circle Hold.
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Concord
Red Cross
Charles S. Putnam
Putnam
Board of Directors
George R. Bird
Warren A. Locke
Locke
James D. Hawks
Mary N. Pratt
William O. Apthorp
Elizabeth Alexander
F. Hunter Rowley
Currier Smith
Pliny Sewell, Jr
Winthrop W. Sargent
Francis A. Houston
Motor Service
John I. Mattill
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