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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
9
Eileen T. Nickerson surveyed Sudbury households to reveal how bedrooms relate to household size and overcrowding. Analysis shows average one person per bedroom, with fewer residents in four to six bedroom homes. detailed breakdowns by geographic area await final report.
Concord announces newly elected officers of the King's Daughters at First Parish Church. President is Mrs Robert Cornell, vice president Miss Alice Lee, secretary Mrs Louise Rowe, and treasurer Mrs Mabel Johnson.
Remodeling specialists at Allied Chemical's Barrett Division explain multiplying ceiling length by width to count tiles. A 15 by 15 feet ceiling needs 225 tiles, as each tile is one square foot.
Transit notice lists the Ingo bus route via Gas Station Street Maynard with a 6 25 P M departure time on Thursday and Friday.
William K. Walters of Harvard Trust Concord reports $1615 raised in Maynard Concord area for crippled children and adults. Local goal is $1170 with encouragement to residents to contribute soon. Curt Gewd of Wellesley Hills, Red Sox broadcaster, notes statewide drive total of $137860 of $255000 goal.
Sudbury and allied garden clubs including Natick Framingham Wayland Worcester and Sudbury received invitations to Course II of the flower show school sponsored by the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts. The program runs through April 12 at Hotel Somerset Boston with daily lecture options. Mrs George F Taylor Marblehead is chairman and Mrs Ralph A Parker Wayland the federation president welcomed attendees.
Boston area residents Mr and Mrs Robert E Peters named cancer crusade co chairs for Concord by Dr Frederick S Hopkins president of American Cancer Society Massachusetts Division. April designated Cancer Control Month as volunteers conduct education and fundraising to support research and patient services. James Donald named treasurer in Acton. Mrs Charles Smith named cancer crusade chair for Roxborough.
A glaucoma screening program is set for Sudbury on May 5 at the junior high school and in Wayland on May 12 at Parmenter Health Center. Sponsors include Sudbury Wayland Lions Club Sudbury Board of Health Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association Wayland Board of Health and Parmenter Health Center.
Leonard Melanson Jr. of 11 Great Road was named athletic manager of mechanical technology and elected class officer for the 1962 63 academic year at Wentworth Institute in an announcement by president H Beatty.
Concord police officer Sergt Martin S. Yauga demonstrated the Thompson submachine gun and other service arms for Rotarians at a city program. Chief James E. Finan and range details highlighted the bureau’s firearms knowledge as visitors from Acton and nearby towns attended.
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