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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1962
Page
16
One Service Concord Congregational Church will reopen for fall with a single 11 a.m. worship service led by Rev. Robert H. Barber. Choir directed by E Whitredge Clark of Bedford. Senior youth fellowship meets at 7 20 p.m. with Sharon Opperman as new chaplain.
Charles H. Rubin is appointed manager of quality assurance reliability at Tracerlab a division of Laboratory For Electronics. He studied at Drexel Institute of Technology and Syracuse University and has held QA roles at Nortronics W L Maxson and General Electric and has government quality control experience. Rubin resides with his family in Westwood and will lead new quality control and reliability programs.
The program planning committee of the Ladies Circle at Unitarian Universalist Church met at Mrs. John Folsoms home on Piper Road. Members from program committees discussed monthly meetings for the coming season and chose Getting to Know You Africa as this years theme. The first meeting will be the last Monday evening in September with a pot luck supper a business meeting and silent auction. Participants bring an item for the auction.
Five centuries before Christ Hippocrates, the famed Greek physician, recommended milk as a medicine. The note highlights early use of dairy as therapeutic.
A bridal shower for Miss Judith Parker of Waltham was hosted by her aunt in Dorchester in anticipation of her marriage to Richard Thomas. The note lists contact numbers for Sudbury Swingers square dance program leaders Roy Kahler, William Towle, Lorraine Williams, and Betty Moliis. The date given is September 9 at Martha Mary Chapel in Newton.
Emerson Hospital reports births for out of town families including a son to Frank Vana and wife of Sudbury on Aug 21, a daughter to David Katvala and wife on Aug 23, a son to William Sharpe on Aug 23, a daughter to Richard Kinzel on Aug 24, a son to James Voyer on Aug 24, and a son to Ronald Koning on Aug 26, with addresses in Sudbury Lincoln Stow Bedford Carlisle and Trapelo Road listed.
West Acton Miss Sarah J. Herod will direct Christian education at the Baptist Church this year and meet youths at the first fellowship on Sept. 16. Announcement lists activities including Sept. 17 friendship society opening, Sept. 20 ladies circle rally luncheon, and Sept. 24 Twelve-
The Maynard church school opens with an early service for younger students. Teaching staff includes Mrs Kell, Mrs Arthur Joy Weinmann, Elaine Joyal, Miss Al, and several grade teachers such as Boeske, Nevala, Miri, Mulvaney, Stokes, and David French. The Sept 3 service begins a study period with supervision by Philip and the visiting members.
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