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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1961
Page
3
At the recent meeting Harold appeared to discuss signs for homes for sale and town assets. He expects to have until sometime next period to locate signs on Vis Road and at a 90 day period. The town has purchased fifty for use by the town and fire department. Park Wilson Park common Neillian Street ge investigating.
Mr and Mrs George Progreso street announce the engagement of their daughter to Wayne Hughes son of Mr Edward Hughes of 68th Avenue West 30. The wedding is planned at Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico where he is stationed.
Of Interest notes at St Bernard's mark the fourth anniversary with plans for Saturday events and school sessions to start September 6. Rehearsals for the week are listed in the evening schedule beginning September 14 featuring boys including Coleman Robert Cole, Ambrose Frank McJohn Mansfield and Ro.
Frances Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs A Baker was honored at a party hosted by aunts Mrs Robert E Worcester and Mrs Joe Barnett in Northborough. Five relatives attended as she prepares to enter the novitiate with the Hearts at the Holy Union on Sunday.
A Troop meeting is scheduled at Spaulding Park on September 16 at 9 30 a m for 11 year old boys with plans for an October camporee. Interested youths should contact Fred EM at 9 4895.
Fragmentary report indicates John H. Gilbert and an unnamed spouse are parents of Lisa Rogers. An August incident at Pen 1 Hospital involved a cellar fire on Bedford Road caused by a ruptured something, with authorities including Dr Spencer Tay and Lowell Road personnel, resulting in minor damage to overhead.
Rotarian Harry S. Martin, longtime Concord Public Welfare rep, spoke at a club luncheon on welfare philosophy and the role of public relief. He stressed respect, confidentiality, and planning with the person in need, noting Concord’s relief figures and the impact on all vocations.
A 1920 parish reunion program from Our Lady Help of Christians Church Concord Junction outlines Collins orchestra performances including an overture medley and two solos plus a speech by John F Fitzgerald. The event lists numerous committee chairs and assistants across entertainment printing refreshments and tickets.
Part time and full time positions offered with no canvassing. Travel may be involved. Organization is nationally recognized in its field. Requires a pleasing personality and strong references. Call between 4 and 6 PM to reach Mr. Kenneth T. Johnson at Trinity 2 5572.
At a recent selectmen meeting the memorandum of agreement Chapter 90M with a completion date of Nov 30 was signed. The board voted to keep bowling alleys open on Nov 11 pending approval from the Commonwealth’s Commissioner of Public Safety.
Sympathy is extended to William E. Mitchell of Bedford for the death of his father John H. Mitchell at East Weymouth. Services were held yesterday.
The parish announces marriage banns for Raymond Laskosky and Margaret Daniels, Allen Maynard and Claire Melia, and Donald Whitcomb and Harriet Duffy. High school doctrine classes start Thursday September 14 at 7 pm. The 30th annual C Y O music festival is at White Stadium Franklin Field Boston Saturday and Sunday with events starting 9 am and 12 30 pm. Sunday is Holy Communion Sunday for the Oly Name Society and men of the parish.
Concord community marks a tribute to ex local Marine Heyliger with daily flag ceremonies at Veterans building and Rideout playgrounds. His sister Mari gery Dee and family lead the observances as William Wilson conducts at Rideout. Heyliger, born 1919 in Boston, served in the First Marine Raider Battalion and died on Guadalcanal. He received the Navy Cross posthumously and a destroyer escort was named USS Heyliger in 1944.
Mrs Otto E Laubvogel of Nuremberg Germany announces the engagement of her daughter Bridgitte Irmgard Laubvogel to George Easton Senkler II son of Mrs Farnham W Smith Lowell and the late Albert E Senkler He is a Middlesex School and Harvard University graduate and a vice president of Lincoln Management Corporation Carlisle The couple plan a future wedding in New York and Carlisle leftovers indicate the couple’s social circle and education background
Bedford-Navy recruiting station announces Donald A. Bohaker of 140 Page Road and Dean W. Nordberg of 33 Page Road have enlisted in the Navy under the Buddy Plan. They are training together at Great Lakes Illinois.
New arrivals at Emerson Hospital include Allen Douglas Peck July 14 at Trailer Park to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Peck. Allen D. Cornell son born Aug 16 at 15 Notre Dame Road. Lucy Annette daughter born Aug 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Clayburn McGevy. Diane Marie daughter born Aug 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. Higson.
Acton youth Russell Schon, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Carl A Schon of 700 Main Street, returned home Saturday after a month hitchhiking to Bella Coola in British Columbia. He credits reading Cruise of Lonesome Lake by Leland Stow for their inspiration and met Ralph Edwards, 70, who still flies his own plane during the journey.
Boxborough residents including Mr and Mrs Thomas R Morse Jr serve on the Groton horse show committee. The annual Grange fair is set for September 9 in Boxborough with additional United Grange fair events planned for Westford September 16 and 17 featuring a national goat show.
Tracerlab won a 90000 dollar order to design and manufacture a 100 channel reactor monitoring system for the Atomic Energy Commission New Production Reactor at Hanford Works near Richland Washington. Kaiser Engineers handles construction and procurement, GE is architect engineer. The Tracerlab center in Richmond California oversees the work to ensure safe operation.
The report covers instrumentation monitoring at major reactors over the last three years, listing Dresden, Enrico Fermi, Yankee, Piqua, Humbolt Bay in California, and PMA, with mention of a military reactor in Antarctica.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Ro Morse Jr announce the annual United Grange fair at Westford on September 16. Local folks are welcome to attend and a national goat show will be one of the featured events.
Mr and Mrs Stanley A Nedza and their family from 157 Willow Street returned Monday from a weekend trip to Millinocket Maine.
Lowell groups are invited to the second annual Greater Lowell seminar and dinner sponsored by a local newspaper and the state department of commerce. Federal and state officials in industry are expected. main speaker Jack Ricciardi will discuss the importance of modern highways to industrial development, including Route 495.
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