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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1961

Page

15

Spectran Electronics Corp announces Maynard formation

Spectran Electronics Corp forms in Maynard to develop and manufacture magnetostrictive and spectrum analysis components for digital, radar and communication systems. J Neville Jr leads manufacturing. James C Jr chief engineer. Frederick C Hawkes noted metallurgical studies. Plant at 146 Main Street, Maynard, with Boston Capital backing.

Species Corp Nts de- R. Stevens Lincoln Ent Department of Raydectromechanical Com Raytheon Missiles Division de- Army Chemical Com Jon J. Neville, Jr Waltham Department of Electron Components Operateon Neville James C. Jr Carlisle Davis Raytheon Frederick C. Hawingham Hawkes Wright-Patterson Aero Research Laboratory Ea Company Garland L. Tomlin, Jr Microwave Associates

Active Weekly Program At Union Church Stowe

Union Church Stowe announces World-Wide Communion Sunday observance on Sunday with a reception for new members including Mr and Mrs Herbert Batsford Mr and Mrs William Shick and others. Activities include dedication service for church school leaders and a work day on the parsonage with various committee meetings and a Dutchmaid party hosted by the service club inviting all women.

Christine Brooks Helene Daraty Richard Buzzell Henry Murphy Christine Hunter Marcia Bushnell Home and World Neighbors Committee Ira Creelman Clarence Law Service Club Law Cyrus Kendrick

Acton Co Weds Church Dinner Program Opens Season

The Acton Co Weds of the Evangelical Congregational Church began a new season with a progressive dinner Saturday. Members met at John Knight East Acton for salad Wescott West Acton for the main course then gathered at the church for a business meeting and dessert at John Pasieka South Acton. Next gathering scheduled for October 28 a Halloween party.

Acton Evangelical Congregational Church John Knight Pope Road East Acton Donald Wescott Charter Road West Acton John Pasieka Central Street South Acton

Gay Nineties Night Opens Memorial Congregational Season

Sudbury Couples Club hosts a Gay Nineties Night Oct 6 at Memorial Congregational. The evening features a box social and Bar ber Shop Quartet from the Waltham SPEBSQSA chapter. Attendees to wrap boxes in gift wrap. prizes for best costume. Reservations due Oct 3 with Mrs Eben Stevens or Mrs James Clements.

Sudbury Memorial Congregational Church Waltham Chapter Spebsqsa Eben Stevens James C. Clements

Postpone Route Meeting and Open Span on Route 495

The Route 495 association postpones its Maynard Marlborough meeting to October 5 at Marlborough Country Club with Gov. Volpe invited and J. Ricciardi expected to speak. Officials from affected towns will attend. The first span of the 88 mile highway from Salisbury to Foxborough opens tomorrow at Chelmsford Route 3.

Esther Marlborough Country Club John A. Volpe Jack Ricciardi Carlo Mistretta Ralph Herrick Local Planning Board Salisbury Merrimac Nashoba Foxborough Chelmsford Stow Boxborough Maynard

Administrator From Emerson Hospital Attends National Meeting

Concord Miss Elmina L. Snow, administrator of Emerson Hospital and Massachusetts delegate, attends the American Hospital Association annual meeting in Atlantic City. The agenda focuses on health care for the aged, nursing school accreditation, and nursing shortages. Snow advocates easing retirement income burdens and expanding nursing education to address the shortage. She also serves as president of the New England Hospital Assembly and has led Emerson Hospital since 1946.

Concord Elmina L. Snow Emerson Hospital Atlantic City Massachusetts American Hospital Association House of Delegates United States Miss Snow New England Hospital Assembly

Health Insurance Coverage Reaches Record Highs in 1960

The Health Insurance Council reports 132 million people covered by some plan up 4.1 million from 1959 and benefit payments topping 4.8 billion dollars, up 500 million. The figures mark new high levels for coverage and payments.

Health Insurance New York UPI Health Insurance Council

New Teachers and Growth Mark Country Day School Year Start

Concord Nashoba Country Day School opens with full enrollment of 76 and five grades for the first time. New staff include Miss Janet Goodwillie and Mrs. Donald Rivers teaching Grade 8 and Grade 7 respectively, with additional faculty and specialized courses in Latin French algebra English and social studies.

Concord — Nashoba Country Day School Janet Goodwillie Wells College Shady Hill School Cambridge Donald Rivers Wellesley College Rivers Keith Country Day School Rockford, Ill Union Theological Seminary East Harlem Protestant Parish New York City Renwick ‘Tweedy Lowell Road Vassar College Donald B. Wilson Concord Wilson Radcliffe College William B. Saul Skidmore College Nashoba Strawberry Hill Road

Maynard Lions Sponsor Light Bulb Campaign Against Blindness

The Maynard Lions join 8000 members in a nationwide eight year drive to fight blindness. They distribute light bulbs as a symbol and fundraise for eye research and clinics including the Retina Foundation and Ophthalmic Plastics Laboratory. Donations last year supported multiple eye institutions as October drives urge all town families to help.

Maynard Lions Club E. B. Dunphy Retina Foundation Joslin Clinic Ophthalmic Plastics Laboratory Bertram Selverstone Howe Laboratories Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Maynard Lions

Sale Success At South Acton Church Benefit

The rum mage sale held Saturday by the junior guild of the South Acton Congregational Church attracted active participation and good profits. Proceeds supported the group’s general fund. helpers included Mrs. Leslie Larsen Mrs Francis E Moyer Mrs H W Flood and Mrs Russell D Hayward.

South Acton Herbert A. Goodman

Tracerlab Votes To Merge With LFE

Shareholders of Tracerlab and Laboratory for Electronics vote to merge with LFE in Boston and Waltham. The LFE meeting is adjourned to October 27 when remaining shareholders will vote on the merger, marking a key step in combining nuclear instrumentation and electronics firms.

Waltham Tracerlab - Keleket Laboratory For Electronics LFE Docknold Ars

Wesleyan Freshman Hinckley Begins College Courses

Middletown Connecticut Daniel B Hinckley son of Mr and Mrs Dana B Hinckley 430 Main Street Acton Center attended his first college classes at Wesleyan University Wednesday The Wesleyan freshman is a Middlesex School graduate

Middletown Conn Daniel B. Hinckley Dana B. Hinckley Mainstreet Acton Center Wesleyan University Wesleyan Middlesex School

School Teaching Staff Is Feted At Church Dinner

The Evangelical Congregational committee hosted a dinner for 25 church school teachers on Friday night. Mrs John Moir chaired with assistants Mrs Ernest Nelson Mrs Howard Briscoe and Mrs James Shepard Ernest Nelson and John Moir served the meal. Harry Ditchett the church superintendent acted as master of ceremonies. The group viewed a filmstrip on visual aids for teaching and Ditchett urged attending the Concord School of Religion on four consecutive Monday evenings. Rev Justin J Hartman gave a brief talk on teaching preparations before a benediction.

Evangelical Congregational Church Acton Center Justin J. Hartman Ernest Nelson Harry Ditchett Acton Evangelical Congregational John Moir Howard Briscoe James Shepard Ernest Nelson Harrys Ditchett Ditchett School of Religion Concord

Rotary Supper Monday Night at Twin Tree Restaurant

Maynard Rotary Club sets its next supper meeting for Monday at 6 p m with President Paul C Cornwall presiding. Tonight's program to be announced. Recent makeups listed from Concord Lowell Belmon Denver and other locations. Guest Frank Taylor known as Santa Claus and Easter Bunny attended. Door prize won by P P Jacob Janericco. Prescott reports on the Rotary Conclave at Portsmouth N H.

Portsmouth

Triduum to Start Sunday Evening at St. Elizabeth Church

A triduum in honor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help begins Sunday at 8 p.m. at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church. Rev. Fr. Doheney C. S. R. will conduct and hear confessions on Saturday and speak at all masses on Sunday.

Seven-House Tour Begins First Parish Anniversary

Concord residents tour seven historic homes Thursday from 1 to 5 under Women’s Parish Association. Notable stops include the Stedman Buttrick house with Doo little engraving and Maj John Buttrick link to North Bridge defense. Tea at First Parish Meetinghouse 3 to 5. advance tickets at First Parish and Richardson’s Drug Store.

Concord Women's Parish Association Stedman Buttrick Liberty Street Jonathan Buttrick John Buttrick North Bridge Maj. Buttrick Minot Walter K. Shaw Nashawtue Hill California Abel Hutchins Shaw Kalmia Woods Sudbury River Martha's Point Road Jack Frailey Waldron Mac. Donald Williams Road Old Road Nine Acre Corner William B. Bartlett Monument Street Edith Sellers Lexington Road John Teele Lowell Road Richardson’s Drug Store

Covered Wagons Head Toward Boston Train Trek

Twelve covered wagons depart Greenfield for a 150 mile trek to Boston led by Wagon Master Rex Trailer. The wagons reach Framingham with a Shoppers World camp today around 4 to 5 PM and will appear on a TV show in Boston September 30.

Sudbury Greenfield Boston Rex Trailer WBZ Worcester Millbury Grafton Westboro Southboro Framingham Shoppers World

Bedford Youth Ends Training at Fort Benjamin Harrison

Army Pvt. Ralph E. Munden, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Richard D Munden of Bedford Massachusetts, completed a five week disbursing specialist course at the financial school at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. He entered the Army last April and received basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey after graduating from La Crosse Central High School Wisconsin.

Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind AHTNC Army Ralph E. Munden Richard D. Munden Bedford Mass The Financial School Munden Army Finance Fort Dix N. J la Crosse Wis

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