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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
4
Senator Philip Graham will headline the October meeting of Stow REACT at Stow Town Hall Sunday at 8. The public is urged to attend as Graham seeks the Massachusetts governorship in 1964.
On Friday Oct 16 REACT volunteers raised over $500 for the Republican fund drive in Stow. The collected money was given to the Republican State Committee as part of the statewide effort highlighted by the Goldwater dinner in Boston.
The ladies circle of the Unitarian Universalist Church sponsors a Dutch Maid Party at the church on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Members and friends are invited to attend the social event replacing the regular meeting.
The Merri-Weds club of West Acton Baptist Church hosted a pot-luck supper Saturday before a liturgical dance performance by the Acton Community Dance Theatre. Beverly Lydiard read the Bible. Dancers included Joanne Ehrenfried Greta Myers Mary Jenkins Ruth MacDonald Vera Conrad Shirley Randall Marilyn Abbot and Donna Vanderhoof.
A new Production Sharing Program seeks parity between Canadian firms and U S suppliers. Wray of the Air Force Electronic Systems Division at Hanscom Field notes the effort. Glassford joined Defence Production in 1956 after retirement. The Lexington Concord AFCEA Chapter comprises about 200 civilians and military members in communications electronics and photography.
The Friends of the Acton Libraries met at Acton tees to back a town meeting article supporting a new library addition. The Memorial Library, gifted in 1890, now serves a town of about 8 200 with 1 397 square feet usable space and would gain over 9 000 additional square feet.
Sudbury Fire Chief Albert St Germain blasted homeowners for illegal open burning after Gov Endicott Pea glitched a statewide woodlands closure on Oct 16. He notes permits are revoked and forest wards cannot issue new ones while fires burn across Powdermill Road Old Garrison Road and other sites. Police report three youths confessed starting a Greenwood Club blaze on Mossman Road and several other unpermitted fires linked to Oct 14 15 16 incidents.
Boxboro Grange will conduct its regular business meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the town hall. A toy party to raise funds for the Grange follows the meeting with Ruth G. Burroughs in charge. Refreshments provided by Sylvia Sheehan, Mariana Vorce and Alice Towne.
The board will certify James Greenawalt as deputy fire chief replacing retiring David Baldwin. Greenawalt has led as Fire Department captain for 10 years and works as maintenance supervisor at Dennison Manufacturing in Framingham. The deputy chief post will be part time and the captains role will be abolished with two privates promoted to lieutenants.
South Acton Congregational Church will observe Reform Sunday on October 27 with Rev Deane R Lanphear preaching on The Continuing Reformation. Junior and senior fellowships meet Sunday at 4 and 6 pm. Choir rehearsals follow usual hours. Trustees meet Monday at 8 pm and Christian education meets Wednesday at 8 pm.
Mrs George Pederson led the refreshment committee for the junior guild of the ladies social circle invited guests. Mrs Philip Marston spoke on Walker Home activities at the Congregational Missionary home. Wading season care advised for children’s pool cleaning and storage.
Full time 40 hour week with days or evenings and alternate weekends off. No other nursing duties. Orientation arranged. Fully accredited hospital. Union Hospital. Phone 873 3535 ext 220.
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