Selectmen Announce Appointments to Town Boards and Posts
The board of selectmen announced appointments to town offices and committees including police matron Barbara Kirton dog officer Paul A. Lillie and veterans agents Ray mond B. Hartell Nicholas J. Genetti. Building board of appeals members Louis H. Smith George M. Champney John P. Forte and town forest committee member Murray York with term expiring 1963. Recreation committee members John R. Goddu Alden W. Robinson Phyllis York Rudolph Heacher and Jane McLaughlin were named. Superintendent of public works Benjamin P. Wiggins forest fire warden Salvatore Al bani civil defense director Albert W. Clifford and executive secretary Garli S. Lee were listed along with keeper of the lockup Eunson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Ferbert L. Clark
James Richardson
John J. Henningson
Police Department
Murray York
John R. Goddu
Alden W. Robinson
Phillis York
Rudolph Heacher l
Jane McLaughlin
Benjamin P. ‘Wiggins
Salvatore
Albani
Civil Defense
Albert W. Clifford
Board of Selectmen
Garli's. Lee
Eunson
Wilbur Named New Leader in Dunsey Town Plans
An official announcement confirms Wilbur, with Wilbur Jr., to be assigned to the Dunsey town project. Chief Robert, Manager Theo, and Belkway are cited in the decision as permanent authorities. The appointment references longstanding ties to the town and local schools.
Sudbury event highlights at Auburn Dale Woman's Club luncheon
The Sudbury group visited Mrs Elwyn C Williams for a Monday luncheon and toured the Mushroom Plant in North Sudbury. Ogilvie and Sons Inc Weston hosted a Pine Room banquet for sales force and customers with speaker Richard Blinn of Wilmington and Philip Goodman of Malden demoing products. School principals and teachers attended a math conference at Salem Teachers College as Armed Forces Week runs May 14 22 featuring open houses at military installations worldwide.
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Auburndale Woman’s'Club
Elwyn C. Williams
North
Sudbury
B. L
Ogilvie: and Sons Inc
Weston
Pine Room
Svensk
Bloodmobile visit marks historic Lincoln first
Lincoln First Parish Church hosted the Red Cross bloodmobile on Friday bringing 73 potential donors to the Parish House. A total of 56 pints were collected with nine donors arriving without appointments. Twenty four volunteers from Lincoln and Concord served as clerks grey ladies and canteen workers during the five hour visit. The event was called highly successful and organizers hope bloodmobile visits become a regular Lincoln feature. Special praise was given to First Parish Church for facilities and volunteer support.
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Lincoln
Red Cross
James C. Livengood
Lincoln Cross Branch
Concord
H. Leroy Newbold
Concord Red Cross Blood
Concord Parade Band Roster Lists Members and Drum Major
The Concord holiday parade band lists marching members and positions with Drum Major Bill Dolan. Trumpets include Henry Helsher Jr and others, clarinets John Teele and teammates, saxes John Adams, flutes Jo Merriam and more, and drum section led by Betty Jellis and others. Helsher also heads drilling.
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Concord
Bill Dolan
Henry Helsher, Jr
al Christianson
Alice Wheeler
Bob Hurstak, Jr
Don Sinclair
Arthur Johnson
Phylis Braun
Lou Follett
John Teele
Janice Bacon
Bill Siebert
Warren Daniell
Ted ‘Bubier
John Adams
Ottone Iccio
Jo Merriam
Steve Verrill
Barbara Anthony
Margaret Stevenson
Harold Kaunitz
Stan Howard
Mavis Wiles
Bob Sinclair
Bob Feldmesser
Jim Feran
Dick Synder
Bill Davies, Jr
Fred Wheeler
Pauly Turner
Cynthia Calligan
Gene Parish
Bill Phelps
Dick Vender
Glaucoma Talk at Holy Name Society Meeting
Francis A. D'Ambrosio spoke at Our Lady Help of Christians Church on the Holy Name Society meeting. He highlighted Emerson Hospital's free glaucoma clinic on April 27 and urged those over 40 to get tested. Rev Robert G. Buckley celebrated mass and presided over the business portion.
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West Concord Jtr
Francis A. D’ambrosio
Holy Name Society
Our’ Lady Help ‘of Christians Church
Emerson Hospital
Robert G. Buckley
Thomas F. Conlon
Robert G. Windheim
Easter Sunday services noted with family service at 10 45
First Religious Society unitarian cancels Sunday school for Easter and holds a family service at 10 45. St Irene church plans Easter masses at 9 30 and 11 as well as organ music by Mrs William Toth during the service. Holy Thursday observances begin today with masses scheduled tonight tomorrow and Saturday at 7 pm. Armed Forces exercise highlights cooperative military operations.
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First Religious Society
Unitarian
William Toth
St. Irene’s ‘Church
Arlington Woman Dies From Lincoln Crash
Arlington resident Miss Helen Cook, 80, of 17 Wachusett Avenue, Arlington, died from injuries after a February 23 three car crash on Route 23 near Lincoln. Cook suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries and was among four women injured in the accident, all with broken left legs.
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Lincoll
Emerson Hospital
LeRoy P. Houck
Associated m Car Examiner
Helen Cook
Wachusett, Avenue
Arlington
Laymen's League names new officers at April supper
Carlisle New officers elected at the Laymen's League April supper in the First Religious Society Unitarian. William C. Erwin becomes state president with John Bisbee as first vice president and George Stearns as second vice president. Nathaniel P. Carleton is secretary and James H. Wilkins treasurer. Executive committee includes Joseph E. Clark and Benjamin F. Clark. Charles R. Miller chairs the flower committee.
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Carlisle
Laymen’s League
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Frank S. Berry
New State
William C. Erwin
John Bisbee
George Stearns
Nathaniel P. Carle‘ton
James H. Wilkins
Joseph E. Clark
Benjamin F. Clark
Flower
Charles R. Miller
Holy Week Services At St Elizabeth Episcopal Church Sudbury
Holy Week at St Elizabeth's Episcopal includes two services last evening and Holy Communion this morning. Good Friday service at noon with meditation follows. At 8 p m antecommunion penitential office. Easter Eve Holy Baptism at 4 p m.
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Sudbury
St.lizabeth’s Episcopal Church
Holy Week Services Listed Locally in Lincoln Churches
St. Joseph's marks Holy Thursday today with Good Friday devotion at 4 p.m. and cross adoration at 7 30 p.m. The Easter vigil mass is set for 11 p.m. St. Anne's observes the Lord's Supper today with Maundy Thursday at 8 p.m. and Good Friday services at noon and 8 p.m.
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Lincoln
St. Joseph’s
St. Anne’s
Saint Charles Society hears Grennan guest speaker
Concord Superintendent Edward S. Grennan spoke at a Sunday morning St. Charles Holy Name Society gathering in Waltham. Massachusetts state D A V commander Maj Gen Otis M Whitney plans the June convention in Northampton. The AAA urges drivers over 50 to get eye examinations to prevent nighttime traffic fatalities.
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Massachusetts, Correctional Institut
St. Charles
Otis M. Whitney
Northampton
AAA
Paper consumption per capita in New York City hits 435 pounds
The report shows New York City residents use about 435 pounds of paper per person annually. This figure highlights substantial consumption patterns and may inform future waste management and recycling policies.
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New York City
Uniform Sunday Observed by St Bernard’s Society
St Bernard’s Holy Name Society marked Uniform Sunday with 300 attendees for Mass and a meeting. Rev Edmund M Higgins celebrated the mass. William D Stone presided. Sergt John J Kulik led state police, Sergt James E Finan Jr led local police, Chief Thomas Tombeno led firemen. Lieut Sinaro of the state fire marshal spoke after a collation in the K of C rooms.
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St. Bernard’s Holy Name Society
Edmund M. Higgins
William D. Stone
John J. Kulik
James E. Finan, Jr
Thomas Tombeno
K. of C
Lieut. Sinaro
Local incidents report from Sudbury area
Wednesday the water department reported rocks placed in gate boxes. Thursday a local contractor found damage to a shoveldozer gas tank causing seized pistons and bearings with an estimated 2000 repair. Friday an Route 20 crash avoided a dog and hit a tree with no injuries. Frankly, Harold Ryan and his daughter suffered facial lacerations in a Concord Pantry Road collision and were taken to Emerson Hospital.
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Sudbury
Water Department
Lillian Forbes
Blake Street
Northboro
Concord
Pantry Road
Harold Ryan
Riverdale Road
Harry Temple
Lexington Road
Carlisle Register 40 First Graders Ahead of Spring Break
Local schools closed this Friday for the spring vacation. A April 25 exhibition will feature physical demonstration classes. The Bolton and Carlisle pupils glee club directed by Mrs Janet Peckham drew a large audience. Cumminy Rock in northwest Nebraska marks the old Pony Express route.
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Bolton and
Carlisle
Janet Peckham
Cummney Rock
Nebraska
Lincoln Board of Appeals to Hold Public Hearing
The Lincoln Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing tonight at 8 in the Town Hall hearing room. Applications include American Legion Post No. 84 for a new building site on Lincoln road, N. F. Brisson Inc. to renew a permit to store equipment in a gravel pit off North Great road, and Patsy Pazzano to remove sand and gravel from Alfred G. Butcher land on Virginia road to level 20 acres for building suitability.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Board of Appeals
Town Hall
American Legion Post No. 84
Lincoln Road
South Lincoln
N. F. Brisson, Inc
North Great Road
Patsy Pazzano
Alfred G. Butcher
Virginia Road
Missile Display At Stow And Show In Concord
Concord officials announce a missile display at the STOP and SHOP Ince in Concord on April 19 from 9 am to 5 pm. Cant. John W. Turner of Bedford Nike site will oversee the exhibit open to the public for inspection and demonstration. The event is organized with the store Chamber of Commerce and public celebrations committee.
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Concord
Stop and Shop
Ince
John W. Turner
Bedford
Nike
Chamber of Commerce and Public Celebrations Committee
Lutherans Plan Holy Week Services in Bedford
The Lutheran Church of the Savior will observe Holy Week with services on Thursday and Friday nights at the high school cafeteria starting at 7 30 p m Maundy Thursday includes communion and Good Friday features a solemn service to close the week
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Bedford
Lutheran Church of the Savior
Bedford tops seal quota in 1960 Easter drive
Bedford becomes the first Massachusetts community to exceed its Easter seal quota for crippled children and adults. George L. Doherty, assistant treasurer of Lexington Trust Company and area treasurer for the appeal, reports Bedford totals reaching 283 dollars, 103 percent of the local goal.
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Bedford
Massachusetts
George L. Doherty
Lexington Trust Company
Doherty
Selectmen Discuss Holiday Matters and Site Changes
Concord selectmen plan holiday arrangements with visiting officials and explore a breakfast venue. They consider Old Manse use for Old North Bridge exercises, permit two vendors for balloons and popcorn, and defer meetings on the holiday eve. A Deaconess Home deed issue is referred to conservation and planning boards.
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Concord
ABA
Trustees of Reservations
Old North Bridge
Victoria
LaRiccia
Pennelyvania Avenue
Somerville
John Fanelli
Fitchburg
State Armory
Chester D. Smethhurst
Dodger Bradforr
Deaconess
Conservation Commission
Planning Board
Girl Scouts
Boston Edison
West Concord
Municipal Light
Selectmen Attend Seminar in Concord on April 21
Town board members will join the selectmen seminar in Concord starting Thursday April 21. Meanwhile the PTA show is postponed to September and rehearsals are suspended coached by Mrs Phyllis Towle and James Slone.
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Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Concord
Phyllis Towle
James Slone
Headlight Glare Hinders Older Drivers, AA A Warns
The American Automobile Association notes glare from headlights greatly impairs senior drivers. This issue contributes to higher crash risk among older road users.
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American Automobile Association
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