Legislators and Officials Learn of Suasco Watershed Plan
About 75 lawmakers and civic leaders met at the Red Coach Grill in Wayland to review the Hope Aiken Law and the Sudbury Assabet Concord Water Bed Association's progress. Officials discussed flood control, dam restorations, and water management across the Sudbury Assabet and Concord rivers to protect agriculture, industry, wildlife, and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suasco
Red Coach Grill
Wayland
Senate
Richard I. Furbush
Waltham
House
James L. O’dea Jr
Lowell
Yonn McEnroy
Anthony M. Colonna
Framingham
Robé@Moyer
United Sites Soil Conservation
Sudbury River
Metropolitan District Commission
Moyer
Sudbury
Hudson
Maynard
Assabet
Concord River
Sudby Oas
Roxbury, Carpet Company
Saxonville
Talbot Dam
North Billerica
Allen Benjamin
State Planning Board
Samuel S. Pollard
Barclay H. Warburton
Ipswich
Charles W. Olson
Ashland
James DeNormandie
Lincoln
William E. Hayes
O’dea
John Hill
Howard Goff
Southboro
Harvey M. Fairbank
Conrad Alsterberg
Boylston
Homer Darling
Northboro
John Kennedy
Richard Mackey
Gilbert Griggs
Vernon Packard
Billerica
Thomas Linnehan
Norman Taylor
Allan G. Bowry
Fred Darnell
Joseph Mangion
Bedford
J. Frederick Way
Danford
Pulitzer Play Picnic Opens Tuesday at Red Barn
The Pulitzer Prize play Picnic by William Inge debuts Tuesday at 8 20 p m at the Red Barn Theater Westboro for one week The comedy drama follows a not very bright college football player turned tramp whose arrival stirs the lives of local women and courting men The cast includes Hal Hackett Ann Summers Brook Palmer Shirley Matson Teddy McCall Bernice Bolek and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will'am Inge
St. Louis Star Times
Red Barn
Westboro
Hal Hackett
Kansas
Ann Summers
Brook Palmer
Shirley Matson
Teddy McCall
Bernice Bolek
Michael Zane
Myles McAleer
Pat McDougald
Marcia Jenness
Neil Patrick
William Inge
New York
Outer Circle Award
Theater Club Award
Pulitzer
Drama Critics Circle
Concord girls honored by Simmons College Student Council
Carole Jaques and Joan Kenney were named among officers for the coming year. Jaques, of 48 Walden Street, elected to the College Senate for the Class of 57 and treasurer of the Class of 57. Kenney, of 83 Virginia Road, elected social activities chairman of the Prince Club. Also notes traffic safety: three of five fatal accidents occur at night per the Chicago Motor Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Simmons College Student Government Council
Carole Jaques
Frederick E. Jaques
Walden Street
College Senate
Joan Kenney
Philip Kenney
Virginia Road
Prince Club
The
Chicago Motor Club
Plans for Eighth Annual Camp in Middlesex County
Concord invites past campers and prospective attendees to the Extension Service Office on Thursday May 3 at 11 30 am for the eighth annual women's camp sponsored by the Women's Advisory Council. A pot luck lunch follows with promised good food and good times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Women’s Advisory Council
Middlesex County
Extension Service Office
Smith Bulls Receive Preferred Pedigree Ratings
Carlisle Farnham W Smith owner of two Holstein Friesian bulls has earned the Preferred Pedigree Sires rating from the Holstein Friesian Association of America in Brattleboro Vermont for Fernhame Burke Regal Ace 1270177 and NIH Master Echo 1268689. The honor reflects milk production and body conformation on both sides of their pedigrees and is part of the Selective Registration Program designed to aid breed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Farnham W- Smith
Lowell Road
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Fernhame Burke Regal Ace
NIH
Two Calls Sunday by Acton Fire Department
Acton firemen were sent to two calls on Sunday forenoon. The first was a woods fire near the May Sudbury line, keeping men out about an hour. The second was a false alarm. While returning from the latter, outside help was requested from Maynard. The alarm’s flier could have had serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
H. Stuart MacGregor
May - Sudbury
Maynard
Bentonite Clay Tackles Irrigation Lining Costs
A new low cost lining method uses bentonite clay tested in three states. The clay costs seven cents per square yard, versus 50 cents for the current cheapest common linings used by ranchers.
Bedford Woman's Club dances in Lexington May 11
The Bedford Woman's Community club announces a dance at the Old Belfry club in Lexington on Friday May 11 from 8 to 12. Don Richards will be master of ceremonies and provide the music. Tickets are sold by club members including Mrs. Yeomans as chairwoman and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
Ways and Means
Old Belfry Club
Lexington
Don Richards
Frank Yeomans
Frederick Greenwood
Richard Stout
M. Pallen McArdle
Bertram Chute
Richard Dodge
C. G. Parker
Robert R. Higgins
Lions View Florida Films Meet At Acton Lions Club
Fire Chief H. Stuart MacGregor presented films on Florida and hurricane damage from last August at the Acton Lions Club meeting in Liberty Tree House. President Richard A. Gallant led the session after supper with guests from Concord Lions Club. Next meeting is scheduled for May 1 at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Florida
H. Stuart MacGregor
Acton Lions Club
Liberty Tree House
Richard A. Gallant
Leo E. White
John J. Sheehan
Rudolph W. Currier
Concord Lions Club
Donald McClennan
Grant
Concord Student Elected Treasurer
Miss Nancy Fairbanks daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Fairbanks of 41 Hubbard street has been elected treasurer of the University of Vermont Chapter of National Alpha Lambda Delta this women s honorary society. She is a sophomore in the nursing program at Vermont College of Education and Nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nancy Fairbanks
R. W. Fairbanks
Hubbard Street
University of Vermont
National Alpha Lambda Delta
Needham and Whitney Elected Officers at SAR Meeting
The 67th annual Massachusetts Sons of the American Revolution meeting was held in Concord last Thursday. George W. Roberts was elected president, with Robert F. Needham as vice president and Brig Gen Otis M. Whitney as chancellor, both from Concord. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts
Sons of the
George W. Roberts
Boston
Robert F. Needham
Otis M. Whitney
Acton Lions Plan Dance At Town Hall May 5
Acton Lions Club sponsors a dance at Town Hall on Saturday May 5 at 8 PM with Dr Al Brights seven piece Colonial s providing music. Public invited and tickets are on sale. Chair Frank Dickinson with Lions George Allen Norman Collins Dr David Smith Donald MacLennon assist. refreshments available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Lions Club
Albright
Colonials
Frank Dickinson
George Allen
Norman Collins
David Smith
Donald MacLennon
Concord Waste Paper Drive and Local Meetings
Concord residents are reminded to place out bundles for the waste paper collection next Sunday hosted by the Boy Scouts. The Thoreau Wheeler P T A plans its season end meeting on Thursday May 10 with Bernard E Megin and PE department staff as speakers. Max G Fultz county extension agent spoke on Fruit Bloom and Incident Problems on a Boston radio station yesterday morning. West Concord Union Church youth choir rehearses tonight at 6 15 directed by Mrs J Fred Engebretsen. Evangelical Free Church Youth Fellowship led last Sunday's service with President Wane Perkin in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Boy Scouts
Boston
Max G. Fultz
The
Extension Service
West Concord Union Church
J. Fred Engebretsen
Youth Fellowship of Evangelical Free Church
Wane Perkin
Twin brothers reunite after 29 years aboard St Victoria
Gloucester report says Batistta Tarantino arrived with his family from Italy to join the fishing dragger St Victoria, commanded by his twin Isa dore Tarantino. The brothers were reunited here for the first time in nearly three decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Batistta Tarantino
Italy
St. Victoria
Batistta
Isadore
Funeral for Mrs Bunker in Lincoln
Mrs Abbie Eliz a beth Miner Bunker age 92 of Concord road died at Barnstable County Hospital on Sunday Born in Lincoln June 17 1863 she lived in Lincoln all her life lately with her son Elliott of Hyannis Another son Foster Bunker of Westford survives Private funeral services were held Tuesday at Mac Rae Funeral Home in Concord Rev Morris R Robinson officiated Interment was at Old Lincoln Cemetery She was the widow of Charles Foster Bunker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Abbie Elizabeth (Miner) Bunker
Concord Road
Barnstable County
Elliott
Hyannis
Foster Bunker
Westford
MacRae
Concord
Morris R. Robinson
St. Ann’s Church
Stow Veterans Plan Memorial Day Meeting Tonight
Stow Veterans Association to meet tonight at the Stow Town Hall at o'clock to discuss plans for Memorial Day. All Stow veterans are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Veterans Association
Tender Williams Party Saturday in Worcester
Concord judge David B Williams of the Massachusetts Department of Disabled American Veterans will receive a testimonial from Minute Man Chapter and department officers on Saturday evening April 28. Col. Edward J. Higgins of South Acton, local chapter commander, leads the committee for the event at the Hotel Bancroft Worcester starting at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
David B Williams
Massachusetts Department of Disabled American Veterans
Minute Man
Department
Edward J. Higgins
South Acton
Bancroft
Worcester
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New York State College of Agriculture
MR. Parks
Emerson
Howard Johnson
Gall
Speer
P. Mtw
Institutioner Esl
Maynsro
Bryan L. Milburn
Fort Devens
Army
Sfc
Joseph Bolosky
Cpl
John A. Kelly Jr
Tyngsboro
S. S.mciintire
Littleton
U. S. Army
James Bissett
SMITH
E. C. Murray Construction Co., Inc
TEL. Framingham
Lions View Films of
Needham, Whitney
U. S
Supertanker
America
Fen
Maritime Commission
Sparrows Point
Acton Lions Plan
Thoreau-Wheeler P. T. A
Bernard E Megin
Physical Education Department
Wilson Lumber CO
Mrs, Bunker
Tender Williams Party
Amond Small
Hese Ren
Twin
MacFar
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