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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1961

Page

8

Sudbury Army Man Adopts Orphanage In Seoul Korea

Sudbury residents led a clothing drive for the Orphans Home of Korea in Seoul. St Elizabeth's Church sent coats sweaters hats and other items with $25 postage funded by parishioners. Osgood praised donors and urged further help noting funds can buy sterilizers and linen. Contributions could be mailed to St Elizabeth's or delivered to the Bargain Corner in Sudbury.

Sudbury Army Man Seoul Korea Osgood Eire St. Elizabeth S Episcopal Church Bargaus Corner Orphans Home of Air Force Dean E. Hess Hess U.S Peter Osgood Tract S. S. Sunderland, Jr St. Elizabeth's Church Sudbury Mass van Pessnai Building Boston Post Road UNC

Apartment Wanted by Business Woman Near Sudbury Marlboro

A businesswoman seeks a 3 or 4 room apartment or ell near Sudbury Marlboro or surroundings. Call 8:30 to 4:30 HI 3-8844 after 5 HU 5-0610.

Sudbury Marlboro Vicinity

Budget Issues Before Board

Sudbury school budget was the chief topic at the school committee meeting with finance committee members David Bentley and Arthur Smith in attendance. A joint session with the permanent building committee and planning board was set for Nov 8 to discuss the school site program under the master plan.

Sudbury David Bentley Arthur Smith Trueman Jackson Planning Board Collngent

Regionals Tie For 2nd Place at Concord Carlisle

At Concord Carlisle Regional High on Thursday the Sudbury regionals tied Weston for second behind Concord Carlisle in a seven school meet. Local team member Harold Cutler tied for second among seniors as Lawrence Anderson Woodward Cannon Daniel Krause Barry Copp Charles Barnaby Charles Harris Peter Hathaway Anthony Rhodes and Gerald Gras competed alongside Alexander Marshall and William Galvin.

Sudbury Nneid Concord-Carlisle Lincoln-Sudbury Lawrence Anderson Woodward Cannon Harold Cutler Daniel Krause Barry Copp Charles Barnaby Charles Harris Peter Hathaway Anthony Rhodes Gerald Gras Weston Bedford Acton-Roxborough Wayland Wilmington Alexander Marshall William Galvin

Congregational Notes For Week At Sudbury Memorial

Congregational notes report flowers in memory of Irving A Priest and baptism for William B Crosby III. Circle 5 sells S S Pierce products. deadline for orders is Monday contact Mrs Mar shell Harriman. The Life of Christ study led by Dr James P Berkeley starts Monday at 8 PM. Public Health Service notes about 1.1 million U S civilians have hearing aids.

Andover Newton

Closed Circuit Television Opens With Library Program

Concord Regular classroom televising began with a library program on the Concord-Carlisle High School closed circuit system. Henry Moss narrates as Robin Childs and Joan Payne interview on library rules. A future series will cover humanities with arts figures and university consultants.

Concord Concord-Carlisle H Ciruit S.udent Henry Moss John Laosgan Numeous Joseph O'Brian Robin Childs Joan Payne Moss Irwin Hoogheem Walter Brzezinski Murray Yaeger Boston University Communications

Sudbury Children Rally For UNICEF Halloween Drive

Sudbury youngsters will collect door to door on Halloween for UNICEF. Sponsored by the S W V Sudbury and United States Committee for UNICEF, the program funds vaccines milk and medical care for children in over 100 countries.

Sudbury U.N.I.C.E.F Unicef S.W.V. of United States Committee For Unicef United Nations UN Children's Fund Hallowe’en Hallowe'en

Bloodmobile Pulls 81 Pints In Concord Visit

Concord citizens donated 81 pints to the Red Cross bloodmobile during a six hour visit led by Mrs George R Bird blood drive chair. Thirty volunteers assisted with canteen nursing and related services. Of 141 scheduled Concord residents, 56 did not appear, eleven unscheduled donors arrived, and officials deemed the visit satisfactory.

Concord Red Cross Bloodmobile George R. Bird Minnittero Red Cross

Invite Parents To Meet Faculty During Week

Sudbury elementary schools invite parents to group conference nights this week and next to meet teachers and view classrooms. Sessions explain procedures home study policy subjects and progress reports with coffee served at close. Primary levels today 3 15 p m to 9 30 p m. Intermediate Thursday Nov 2 8 15 p m to 9 30 p m. Horse Pond Road School only levels 5 and 6 meet Wednesday 8 15 p m at their locations.

Sudbury Horse Pond Road

Retired Coast Guard Captain Calls Sudbury Square Dance

A retired 30 year Coast Guard veteran and former Battle of the Philippines ship commander will call Sudbury Sudbury junior high erg square dance tomorrow evening at Center School gym. Sponsored by Sudbury Parent's League via Torin Farley and the Sudbury Swingers he leads as secretary of the Old Colony Association of Callers and Teachers. He favors western hoe-down style and will deliver precise cues for beginners.

Sudbury Torin Farly U.S. Coast Guard Borromey Coast Guard the Phillipines Atlantic Old Colony Association of

Old Time Value Days Prize Winners Listed in Sudbury Event

Sudbury Old Time Value Days ended with a three day carnival drawing over 3 000 attendees for a Milton A L Band concert and prize awards. Grand winners include East gift certificate 150 to Ronald Laasanen Maynard Central trip or 150 to Mrs Edward Cobb Sudbury West trip or 150 to Mrs John Maguire Wayland plus numerous gift certificates merchandise and services from local merchants. The raffle showcased items from Sudbury Bowiadrome to Colonial Barber and Sudbury Shopper with prizes such as savings bonds, gift certificates, furniture and dinners for two.

Sudbury Raythedn Milton A.L. Band East Ronald Laasanen Maynard Central Edward Cobb West John Maguire Wayland Sudbury Color Studio Warren Wyson Stanmar Lumber Russell Stacy Sudbury Bowiadrome Giant Philodendron Leone's Restaurant Ree Roy Reach Hill's Jewelers Gail Aiken Donald Marshall Leslie J. Caulfield, Jr Miriam Brothers Millbrook E. Weston Littlefield, Jr Bentley's Gale Aiken Sudbiary Dru Alpert J Charles Fosgate Phelps L. Spottswood Josiah Frost Bradshaw’s J. B. Donnelly Mac. Rae Harold Sawyer Kidder House John Curtis James MacArthur Marshall's Apothecary Charlesiaum Wedgewood Edwin Frye Robert Dempsey Hooper's Mally Feater Borden Amoco Walter Kilton, Jr Harrington Esso Leonard Pike Paul Joseph Nicholas Vcombardi June's Wesley Woodward Porter's Robert Kelley Waltham Savings Bank Colonial Auto of

Parish Supper and Services at Sudbury First Parish

Sudbury parishioners gather Saturday afternoon for baked ham carrots coleslaw and pies. A group sing follows with a junior choir preluding next Sunday’s service. A Sunday reception ends the service with a discussion group at Mrs Doug’s home and a book opportunity via the regional director Harold Shelley.

Sudbury — Friends Sudbury Deus Doug On Post Nland Harold Shelley

Popular New Season Suit Styles Highlight J A Semi Fit

The new season showcases a j a semi fit suit with eased skirts in slim or flared shapes. Tailored lines emphasize practicality and modern flair for contemporary wardrobes.

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