Acton Troop 1 Scouts Hold Halloween Party and Open House
Boy Scouts and friends enjoyed a Hallo we'en party with costumes and treats as part of last night's weekly troop meeting. The event supported the Emerson Hospital harvest drive and planned a Milford camping trip with overnight stay and church services on Sunday. Arizona derives its name from the Papago Indian word meaning little spring.
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Acton
Emerson Hospital
Maynard
American Can Co
Bradley Container Division
Sid’’ Laffin
John H. Kennedy
Harvard Sportsmen's Club
Acton Center
Cluo
Arthur Hirsch
Milford
N. H
Explorer
Arthur Charconneau
UPI Reports New Leaf Fiber Flooring Trial
A UPI brief notes leaf fiber flooring being tested as an affordable flooring option. The material aims to blend the softness of carpet with easy cleaning and water resistance, offering a washable alternative for homes and offices.
Acton Women Plan November Peace Strike Local mothers join national effort
Acton group of four women leads 1200 New England mothers in a November 1 peace action to halt nuclear war threats. They urge neighbors churches and local papers to speak up and contact Washington and the United Nations. The plea calls for patience a cooling off period and willingness to yield stubborn positions for imaginative solutions.
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Acton
Donnell W. Boardman
Mark Howe
Cambridge
Eugene Belisle
South Natick
Roger Fisher
New England
Washington D. C
Washington
United Nations
Boardman
Student Exchange Plan Workday Sets Fund Drive
High school students will donate their time on Saturday November 4 to raise money for the Lincoln Sudbury Student Exchange Fund. They will rake leaves wash windows baby-sit and do odd jobs at one dollar per hour. Call Luther Child or Richard Cutler to arrange services.
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Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbury
Luther Child
Richard Cutler
Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts Mock Trial Night
Sudbury guests attend a Wednesday Host Night at Horse Pond School with Dist. Atty John J. Droney and staff presenting a Mock Trial. Mrs Arthur E Fay Jr presides. refreshments by Mrs Edward H Hill and assistants include Mrs Forrest D Bradshaw and others.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman's Club
Horse Pond
John J. Droney
Arthur E. Fay, Jr
Edward H. Hill
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Edgar H. DeGraeve
Malcom Gallagher
Thomas H. Hutchby
Lester M Smith
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Government urged citizens to support national finance by purchasing U S Savings Bonds. Authorities highlight the program as a simple way to lend money to the government and earn modest interest over time.
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NVEST
U.S
CY O Council Plans Nov 4 Dance At St Bernard’s
The CY O Council of St Bernard’s elects Richard Hurstack and Louise Richmond as co chairs with other officers and sets a hayride barn dance for Saturday November 4. Wagons depart 7:30 PM from St Bernard’s parking lot for a private barn, returning by 11:30 PM. Tickets available until Monday. high schoolers admitted only if arriving by wagon.
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Concord
Cc. Y. O. of
St. Bernard’s
Cochairmen
Richard Hurstack
Louise Richmond
Richard Luppold
Dianne Pageau
Martin Powers
Peggy Shea
Mimi Fratercelli
Lyn Bohan
Michael Gormely
Linda Burton
Molly McWalter
Concord Fair Housing Group Attends Parley
Delegates from Concord Acton Lincoln and about 30 volunteer housing committees joined the tw0way Fair Housing Federation of Greater Boston at Osgood Hill to discuss low cost housing urban renewal and helping minority families buy homes. Ellen Tarry of the Federal Housing Agency spoke on Urban Renewal and Fair Housing.
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North Andover
Twouay Fair Housing Federation of Greater
Boston
Concord Acton
Lincoln
Ellen Tarry
New York City
Federal Housing Agency
William Ryan
Brookline
Robert W. Morgan, Jr
Concord
N.A.A. C.P
John W. Winchester
Richard Evans
Wilbur K Sepetoski
Samuel Alexander
Acton
Osgood Hill
Concord Fair Housing Practices Committee
Concord Co-operative Bank
Sudbury Antique Show At Town Hall Aims To Aid Camp Fund
Antique and art enthusiasts are invited to a show sponsored by the Thursday Garden Club at Sudbury Town Hall today from 10 a.m. to p.m. The event features paintings by local residents, flower arranging by club members, and exhibits from New England antique shops. Proceeds fund a camp for needy children. Morning coffee and afternoon tea are offered.
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Thursday Garden Club
Sudbury Town Hall
New England
Public Invited to Coffee Hour at Tri-Con Shop
Concord notices invite the public to a morning coffee on November 2 at 10 o'clock at the Tri-Con Shop in the Wright Tavern. Miss Margaret Lothrop of Wayside will speak on My Mother and Five Little Peppers after the social hour. The Orchard Hill Brook Circle of the Trinitarian Church Women’s Union sponsors the event, chaired by Mrs. Robert Stengel, and runs the Old Book Nook at Tri-Con Shop for used books.
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Concord
Tri-Con
Wright Tavern
Margaret Lothrop
Wayside
Orchard Hill Brook
Woman’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Robert Stengel
Tri-Con Shop
Circle 1 of Memorial Congregational Church Potluck Meeting
Circle 1 of Memorial Congregational Church held a potluck at the church. Mrs Richard Burches served as chairman and flowers from Sudbury gardens adorned the tables. Mrs Clifton Giles led devotions and Maxwell P Eaton conducted the business meeting in Mrs Walter L Colbier's absence. The program featured vacation experiences from group members.
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Circle 1
Memorial Congregational Church
Richard Burches
Sudbury Gardens
Clifton Giles
Maxwell P. Eaton
Walter L Colbier
Cartons For U N I C E F Available Centers Listed
UNICEF Halloween cartons are now available at homes in seven Concord neighborhoods and at Trinity Episcopal Church the high school on Oct 29 during the 16th anniversary event or Oct 28 at First Parish Sunday School. Boxes distributed through Rose Hawthorne School and neighborhood centers with names and addresses listed. More than 60 children participated in the Halloween costume contests at Ripley Alcott and Thoreau schools. finalists will appear in a parade at the high school during the U N program Sunday.
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Jack Belove
Peter Spring Road
R. M. Burley
Main Street
Paul Cali
Elm. Street
Archie Ferran
Central Street
Hugo Logeman
Heath’s Bridge
Robert Mack
Valley Road
Freeton Morris
Southfield Road
Unicef
Ripley School
Albert Johnson
Arthur March, Jr
Willard Sylvester
Alcott School
Leo Cavalier
Richard Hurd
Thomas McPhillips
Thoreau
Frank McClintock
Clifford Pulis
Robert Seikel
U.N
All Saints Day Holy Day Masses at Area Churches
Catholic churches in the Maynard area mark All Saints Day with special masses. St Bridget's offers mass at 6, 7, 9, 12 and 7:30 pm. St Casimir's at 3 am 12 noon 7:30 pm. St Elizabeth's Acton 6 7 9 am and 7:30 pm. Other parishes list morning and evening observances.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s
St. Casimir’s
St. Elizabeth's
Acton
Our Lady Help of Christians
West Concord
St. Bernard's Concord
St. Isidore's Stow
Hallowe'en Party at Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Maynard Rod and Gun Club hosts a Hallowe'en costume party for adults Saturday from 7 30 to midnight. A smorgasbord supper is served. Admission applies to non costumed guests while costumed attendees may enter free.
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Hallowe
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Golden Agers Sale at Donelan's Market Highlights Senior Crafts
South Acton Mrs Frank Nicotra and Mrs De Lucas led the Golden Age Table at Donelan's Market selling practical handmade items by Acton's senior citizens. Featuring baby sacks hats bootees potholders aprons nylons wool socks mittens and braided rugs. new items included stuffed products and Pixie slippers for children. The group plans Christmas aprons and corsages to appeal for the holiday season.
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South Acton
Frank Nicotra
de Lucas
Donelan’s
Acton
Acton Woman’s Club
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