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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1961

Page

8

Fire Destroys Howard Johnson’s Restaurant in Early Morning Blaze

A fire at Howard Johnson’s Restaurant in Concord caused about 200000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Tombeno and Lt Murphy led a probe noting an explosion and a 25 minute delay in notifying firefighters. Investigators believe the kitchen started the blaze as crews salvaged the outer structure and furnishings.

Johnson's Concord David Murphy Lowell State Fire Marshal Thomas Tombeno Howard Johnson Tombeno Acton Lexington Center Leonard Cress Colonial Inn Concord Center Kenneth Hiscoe Wilbur Mounsey Cress South Acton Casper Jenney Paul Revere Lieut. Murphy Robert E. Kelley Theodore M. Nelson Robert E. Sheehan Robert D. Parks Selectman Kenneth Strayton Parks Jenney Howard Johnson’s West Concord Oliver Warila Enterprise

Achievement Test For Local Pupils

Acton The Stanford achievement test battery was administered to Grade 7 pupils of the regional high school this week. From April 10 12 pupils were tested in paragraph meaning arithmetic computation spelling language science and social studies. The tests are given as part of a comprehensive testing program beginning in Grade 1 to help counselors teachers and school administrators to evaluate the progress of the student body.

Acton Stanford

Antiquarian Museum Opens for Season with Special Exhibits

The Concord Antiquarian Museum opens the season April 19 at 10 am with after noon tea 3:30 to 5 pm. Special exhibits include early Wedgewood in the Crane Room from Dr. Lloyd E. Hawes and American silver spoons and scrimshaw in the Queen Anne Room. The tea committee is led by Mrs. George N. Barker with several assistants.

Concord — Antiquarian Museum Lloyd E. Hawes Queen Anne Harding A. Greene George N. Barker Newman Ralph Livingston Albert M. Harlow Andrew H. Hepburn Laurence E. Richardson

Man Shaves Half Beard Over Wife Tickling Bed

London steelworker Jim Dempsey, 38, shaved off half his beard after his wife Helen complained it tickled her in bed. She said she would tolerate the change as a compromise.

London

Methodists To Dedicate Parish Hall With Bishop Mathews

Bishop James K. Mathews of the Boston Area will lead Sudbury Methodist Church parish hall dedication Saturday at 7 30 PM. Local clergy and officials, including Rev Delphas Barnett and Dr Ira J Robert, join in the service with greetings from selectman Harvey Fairbanks and Council of Churches reps.

Bishop Mathews Sudbury James K. Mathews Boston Sudbury Methodist Church Mathews Delphas Barnett Ira J. Robert Worcester Fern Schribner Coeeation William Spiller Gerald Row Harmon Avera Commission of Education Harvey Fairbanks Council of Churches Robert K. Jones Wesley Broome

Former Rangers goalie Rayner and Henry co own Kenora camp

New York veteran Charlie Rayner once with the Rangers and Sugar Jim Henry former Bruins goalie have become co-owners of a tourist camp in Kenora Ontario.

New York Charlie Rayner New York Rangers Sugar Jim Henry Boston Bruins Kenora Ont

Sudbury Student to Give Recital at Skinner Chapel

Carleton College student Miss Clippinger will share a vocal and instrumental recital in Skinner Memorial Chapel tonight. The pianist will perform the Allegro from Beethoven’s Sonata in E major Opus 14 No. 1. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard F Clippinger.

Sudbury Carol Clippinger Carleton College Skinner Memorial Chapel

Naturally London Subscriptions Mention Two Friends on PAL Exchange

London report notes two subscribers sharing the surname Friend on the PAL Palmer's Green telephone exchange. The brief item highlights a coincidence in local listings and exchange records.

Naturally London UPI Friend PAL Palmer's Green

AB Students In Speaking Contest Here

Acton Wednesday 12 students competed in the third annual prize speaking contest before the senior high. Theodore McGill Kathryn Darling and Carol Schene won the top awards with Poe The Raven Show Must Go On and a Bible reading. Judges were Mrs Donnell W Boardman Mrs Janet Polomis and Stuart Adler.

Acton Theodore McGill Kathryn Darling Carol Schene Patricia Cremins Shelia Kowal Antoinette Tesoniero Linda Gibbs Gail Morrissey Geraldine Walsh Martha Jewell Wendie Whitcomb Barbara Beddoe Safford Sweatt Judith Dill Alberta Cook

Acton Public Library hosts Revolutionary War relic display

Acton Acton Historical Society and D A R invite members and others with Revolutionary War era items to display at an April 19 exhibition at Acton Public Library. Contact Mrs Peter Benton or Mrs Albert Wunderly to arrange display and transport. The group also offers historical maps prepared by Horace Tuttle in 1890 for sale to raise funds for the building fund.

Acton Historical Society Horace Tuttle

Not Enough Eggs Triggers Swansea Dock Workers Strike

Swansea Wales dock workers staged a one day protest after discovering only 12 eggs remained in the company canteen. The action involved about five hundred workers and was organized as a spontaneous stoppage on Monday.

Swansea Wales UPI

Financing Economic Development Topic of Membership Meeting

Sudbury group discusses forms of economic interchange led by Eilene Nickerson Joan Garfield and Becky Lovegrin. The session covers trade via GATT investment and foreign aid, weighing risks in unstable politics and effectiveness of U.S. private assistance in promoting development.

Sudbury League of Women Voters Eilene Nickerson Joan Garfield Becky Lovegrin U. S GATT Cuba Castro

Chicago Study Finds Up To 15 Percent Silent Hearts

A UPI report notes that after testing 756 utility workers in Chicago, about one in six showed evidence of heart conditions on electrocardiograms. Dr. H A Lindberg led the research team describing the findings as highlighting silent heart issues among urban middle-class workers.

Chicago UPI Chica Cians Ater H. A. Lindberg Ings

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