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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1961

Page

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Public notices and town happenings from a local paper

A collage of civic items outlines approvals for a 2.5 million dollar project, parade preparations, an upcoming 19th of April event, and plans for a 1975 200th anniversary. It mentions local inspectors, open houses, police activity, and a list of minor court fines alongside community notices from Concord and Acton areas.

Belk Street Elsinore Street of Representatives Approp Committee Ralph Thilee Ives McCarthy Murphy & “ Realtors Beharrell Democratic Town EM 9 Colonial Fairway

House To House Cancer Crusade mobilizes 300 volunteers

Concord officials and precinct leaders organize a 1961 house to house campaign for the American Cancer Society. About 300 additional workers will assist, spreading information on cancer symptoms, prevention, and available free data to save lives.

Crusaders Concord David Abbot F. Gregg Isemis Henry Thompson, Jr Robert Watson Kenneth Grubb David Anderson Freelon Morris, Jr Robert Cobb, Jr Gerald Lauderdale James F. Hanley Austin Lyne J. Roger Johnston Lugene Dickson Richard Archer George Bramhall Lester Freeman Pasquale Melissi John DiRuzzo Willie Miller Earle Tuttle Damon James Gallagher Earl Wheeler James Christopher George Walker Rodger Nordblom George Macomber Samuel Cutler Hunter Rowley William Wyman Sidney Walzer William Delaney Frank Coolidge John American Cancer Society Cancer Crusaders

Concord appoints new members to town commission

Concord officials announced new appointees to the town commission including Arthur L. Carr Jr and Dorothea Harrison. Atty John J Sheehan seeks the title to Warner's Pond for the conservation commission with an April 28 deadline.

Concord Atty John J. Sheehan Warner's Pond Conservation Commission Sheehan Girl Scouts Atty Robert McWalter Louis MceNally Planning Board Wheeler Nine Acre Corner Thomas Murphy Commonwealth Avenue Church Main Street J. Barrett Wood James F. Hanley Lions Club Monument 1 Walden Breezes Concord Filling Station Bedford Farms Melvin Gladstone Commission, Co Arthur L. Carr, Jr Kiam O. Faxon Thomas Atwater Dorothea Harrison Warren Roher John K. Damon Robert E. Sheehan Fiske Hill Merriam

Concord Boy Scout Sponsors Elect Leaders and Storage Plan

Concord Boy Scout Sponsors Inc announces year round paper storage area at Whitney Coal and Oil Co Bow Street. Papers and magazines must be deposited between 9 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. This plan benefits churches, businesses and townspeople. Officers elected include A Sidney Morton president Gordon C Brown vice president W Watt clerk Alfred E Spurr treasurer.

Concord Boy Scout Sponsors, Inc Whitney Coal and Oil Co Bow Street Philip Davis Whitney Coal Concord Boy Scout Sponsors, Inc A. Sidney Morton Gordon C. Brown W. Watt Alfred E. Spurr

AVCO Secures Public Liability Insurance for Minute Man Missile

Concord residents saw AVCO of Wilmington handle public liability insurance for the Minute Man missile project during a holiday. The premium was about $100. Fred Durant of AVCO, public relations officer, arranged the coverage and is noted for defining jet propulsion for the Britannica encyclopedia.

Concord AVCO Wilmington Fred Durant Lowell Road Durant

P.T.A. Plans Scotch Auction Tonight at High School

The P T A will hold a Scotch Auction this evening at 8 in the high school cafeteria. The event raises funds for the association with half the sale price returned to the donor and half to the P T A. Mrs. William York chairs the sale.

P.T. A William York

A B Students Attend Cinerama Trip in Boston

Acton Arthur J Hayes sponsored a field trip to a Cinerama screening in Boston on Wednesday. Regional students listed include Laura Bouley Betsy McElvein Emily Pond Karen Nylander Annette Dionne Elizabeth Robinson Ellen Andersen Janet McLaughlin Richard Armstrong Kevin Robinson Barbara Custance Nick Jewitt Ross Gubser Virginia Woodhead David Abbia Smith Elizabeth Custance Mary McNiff David Meader James Strum Peter Woolston Ted Cook Steve Bean Joyce Wilkes Nancy Lort Robert Albright Fred Benham William Bartlett Mike Rioux Lynne Butcher Bruce Steeves Mike Jewitt Allen Prowten Jack Mulvey Priscilla Robinson Jane Gregoritch Julie Tinker Arthur Sinderis Caroline Brown John Hay Bruce Bottomley.

Five Towns Battle Five Mile Fire In Three Towns

Fire driven by strong winds raced five miles from Martin Street railroad crossing to Foster Street in South Acton. Crews evacuated Kin Sleys barn as fires threatened homes in Acton and Maynard while Maynard Acton Oil Company tanks burned. Chief H Stuart MacGregor estimated 75 to 100 acres scorched with much in Boxborough.

South Acton Martin Street Foster Street Kinsley Barn Acton Maynard & Acton Oil Company H. Stuart MacGregor Boxborough

New Date Set For II Tryouts

Acton Colonial Little League of Acton and Boxborough announces a new date after rain outs. Tryouts for boys ages nine and ten will be next Sunday at Kinsley Field at 2 p.m. Each boy must wear numbers over the left breast and bring his own glove except catchers.

Acton Colonial Little League Boxborough Kinsley Field

Weekend retreat schedule for Marlborough parish

No church classes at St Elizabeths tonight due to school break. Boys choir rehearsal canceled. Communion Sunday observed for parish boys. Weekend retreat for married women at Our Lady Queen of Missions Marlborough set for April 21 to 23. Interested women contact Mrs Howard P Hardin at CO 3 5662.

Acton St. Elizabeth’s Marlborough Our Lady Queen of Missions Howard P. Hardin

Man Exonerated Of Fire's Blame By Lie Detector

Leonard Cress who discovered the Howard Johnsons blaze underwent a lie detector test and was proved truthful, exonerating him from blame in the $200 000 general alarm as investigators led by Lieut David Murphy and Chief Thomas Tombeno continue the inquiry. Robert D Parks owner plans to rebuild.

West Concord Howard Johnson David Murphy Thomas Tombeno Leonard Cress Colonial Inn Robert D. Parks

Carlisle School Builds New Facility Architect Selected

The building committee announces Smith & Sellem Boston to prepare preliminary plans for a new Carlisle school. Members include Charles P. Brown chair, George A. Clark, Doreen I. Young, P.T.A. President Laurence H. Sandford, William N. Weicker, James A. Barron, and John Carries.

Carlisle Smith & Sellew Boston Charles P. Brown George A. Clark Doreen I. Young P.T.A Laurence H. Sandford William N. Weicker James A. Barron John Carries

Francis C McDonald M D Honored With Town Flag

Citizens of Concord present a flag to Francis C McDonald M D and his family. The tribute honors his reverence dignity and role in reviving historical significance during town celebrations. The gift commemorates his dedicated service to local events and the April 1st observance.

Concord Francis C. McDonald M. D

Emerson Hospital Births Report Recent Arrivals

Newborns arrive to local families with four births noted. A daughter to David and wife at 4 Byron Street, a son to Jack Buchan and spouse on Laurel Street, and a daughter to Robert McDonald at 395 Main Street, all in early April.

Concord Emerson Hospital David Beisel Byron Street Jack Buchanan Laurel Street Robert McDonald Main Street

Board of Appeals Hearing Set for Concord Public Meeting

Concord board of appeals schedules a public hearing in the town court room Wednesday at 8 p m to rule on Ellen T Clahane request to convert a duplex on Hubbard Street into a four family dwelling and Brookside Association Trust land use near the Fitchburg Turnpike for a swimming and recreational club. trustees include Mark Aronson Bernard Kaplan John Roche and Lawrence Lee all Newton or Waltham residents.

Concord — Board of Appeals Ellen T. Clahane Hubbard Street Brookside Association Trust Fitchburg Turnpike Sudbury Mark Aronson Bernard Kaplan Newton John Roche Waltham Lawrence Lee

Firemen on a Busy Day in Concord

Concord firefighters faced eight calls on Monday including a wood duck removal from a chimney at Concord Art Center and a dog rescue in a building. Other duties covered a blown AVCO missile for the holiday parade, out of town assists, multiple alarms in White Pond and Conantum, a woods fire, a dump call, and a 4 15 a.m. mechanical false alarm at Concord Academy.

Concord Concord Art Center Acton Riversdale Road White Pond Conantum Concord Academy

Bedford School Open House Visualizes Modern Facility

Bedford High School Building Committee and Bedford School Committee announce an open house Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. to tour two wings with 15 classrooms and seven special rooms. The facility houses Grades 7 8 and senior high mathematics, plus a chemistry room vocal music room and enlarged library.

Bedford Bedford High School Bedford School Committee

Pre School Clinic Notice at Carlisle School

Carlisle announces a pre school clinic at the school on Tuesday. Mothers seeking boosters or triple shots for their children should contact the school nurse Edna at EM 9-4474 or EM 9-.

Carlisle Edna

Open House at Concord Carlisle Regional High School

Open house will be held Sunday at the Concord Carlisle Regional High School. A 3 PM program in the auditorium features Ralph Haskell chairing the regional school committee and Dr. Robert Ireland superintendent speaking. The select chorus and band perform. Francis McDonald will present a flag to Michael McGrath. Guided tours run 4 to 6 PM with a construction brochure from architect Warren Ashley.

Yuri Gagarin Ims Con- Carlisle Bedford Acton T. I Chanate Robert Welsh Birch Society Our Lady’s Name Colonial Inn Uncle Sam Concord George Robb Grafton Barracks Westion Robertbe West Concord St New Concord-Carlisile Regional High School E. Cary Brown Thomas W. M.grath Frederick C. Klinck Charlies E. Manion Karl V. Struss Carlisle Ernest R. Spinney Princpal John F. Donovan Roberts Ireland William H. Shumney Concord- Carlisle Ralph T. Haskell Robert S. Ireland Francis C. McDonald American Legion Michael McGrath Warren H. Ashley

Meat Manager Graduates From UMass Program At Amherst

John Constantine of Sudbury Road Stop and Shop joined 39 other Stop and Shop meat managers in a two day course at the University of Massachusetts Meat Manager's School held at the Lord Jeffery Inn Amherst. The program covered meat inspection grading pigmentation structure cookery and economy in meat selection.

Concorde John Constantine Sudbury Road Stop University of Massachusetts Lord Jeffrey Inn Amherst University

Flag Presented to Mr and Mrs Kent in April

Concord town honors Howard W Kent and his wife for unselfish service to residents and visitors. The flag presentation on April 16 acknowledged their dedication to the community and the many people who have visited the area.

Concord United States Howard W. Kent

Seals Ranked Among Most Intelligent Animals by Society

The Massachusetts Audubon Society states that seals are highly intelligent, ranking with humans and monkeys as among the brainiest animals. The claim emphasizes seal cognition and problem solving.

The Massachusetts Audubon Society

Trinity Opens Supper and Meeting Next Monday

Women of Trinity are invited to a 6:45 p.m. supper in the parish hall followed by the annual meeting and officer elections. At 8 p.m. evensong will include a presentation of the Tantented Thank Offering. Guest speaker Mrs William Huntington Thompson is Radcliffe and Buckingham School alumna. her husband studies for the ministry.

Concord Trinity William Huntington Mpson Radcliffe College Buckingham School Cambridge South End Caen

Now You Know by United Press International

Mrs. Mary Honywood of Lenham England left 367 living descendants when she died at 92 in 1620. The tally includes 16 children 114 grandchildren 228 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren.

United Press International Mary Honywood Lenham England

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Cal H Harriman, Jr Peter A. Pardue James A. Rodgers M. Steinan OK Sunday ELECT Cinerama Howard W. Davis Alcott School Robert E. Peters George White Edward M. Kennedy Davis Alessandro Macone. Inc Board of Appeals Bedford School J. P. Nourse Corp Beau Concord Tel Paul’s SHAW Boxboro Walt Disney Hits Main Street Tel North Acton Monahan’s Hudson Rhea Somerhine
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