Uncertain Town Notices Spur June Openings and Sales
Community events spread across Concord and West Concord with rummage and food sales planned for Saturday and Sunday. Local groups including Catholic parishes and Boy Scouts coordinate drives while civic efforts discuss defense, street stickers, and future openings at the Nashawtu lC Country site set for June 3 and other nearby milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Concord
Bedford
St.s. Carlisle
West Concord
Frank Zawada
Wilson
Acton
Soare
Lincoln
McNear Rand
John Hancock
Boston Patriots
Citizens Committee Ia
H. S
Patriots
Lou
New Nashawtulc
Brown Guests Radio Sunday and Concord Window Display
Brown guests are featured on WEEI Sunday at 3:30 PM in the What College Offers You series. Dr Gordon S of Heathbridge Road will discuss How College Will Prepare For A Career. The Concord window display, begun in 1959 with 42 banks and four stores, is praised for community support and a new round of 46 windows this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon S
Heathbridge Road
WEEI
Stern University
Brown
Concord
McDonald
Illiam Hy
Bill
Towler
Honor Roll At Regional High Marks Third Marking Period
Concord-Carlisle High School announces honor roll for the third marking period. Students listed include freshmen such as David Alden and Martha Berglind, sophomores like William Adams, juniors like Elaine Abbott, and seniors including Dana Abbott and Benton Billings for achieving all A or B grades totaling 20 points or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord-Carlisle High School
David Alden
Jean Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
John Arnott
Seth Aronie
Martha Berglind
Virginia Berglind
Donald Birdsall
Margaret Booth
Nancy Bowen
John Boynton
Leslie Brown
Barbara Ann Buckley
Robert Burbank
Terry Caprice
Sydney Childs
John Cutting
van Doty
Jon Elmendorf
Sandra Fishlow
Michael Frantz
Robert Geisenhainer
Michael Halloran
Gretchen Hopkins
Mary Iacovelli
Richard Iadonisi
Glenn Kantorski
George Khoury
Hugh Kilmartin
Dottie McMullen
Carol Metivier
Susan Nelson
Suzanne Palumbo
Victoria Rader
Carol Samour
Cheryl Sorli
Robin Veazie
Nils Watson
Karen Whitestone
Terry Wilkie
Lynn Williams
Robert Woodin
Martha Woodruff
William Adams
Carol Austin
Seelie Babb
Marcia Butman
Terry Cassidy
Robert Clark
Gretchen Brown
Diane Cavelier
Carol Crockett
Fay Crossley
James Crumley
Diane Derby
John Donovan
Ellen Emerson
Julie Jellis
Lois Johnson
Katherine Lamonakis
Robert Livernash
Barbara Lynch
Dottie Mills
Kent Morton
Carol Nash
Marjorie Needham
William Newsom
Diane Pageau
Carolyn Perkin
Christine Perkins
Allyn Peterson
Richard Philbrick
John Sawyer
Connie Schlotterb
Fire Calls Quiet Down In Concord
Concord fire district reports a lull in calls after a busy spell. Chief Thomas Tombeno cites seven calls Friday including grass fires on goat hill Monument street and Main street near the turnpike. Saturday saw an oil burner blaze on Elm street and Sun day two alarms. one for a Route 2 car fire and another grass fire at White pond. Last Wednesday holiday the rescue boat crew aided three boys adrift on Monument street, who reached shore safely.
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Concord
Thomas Tombeno
Goat Hill
Monument Street
Main Street
Turnpike
Elm Street
Ior
Route 2
White Pond
Campers Meeting Sunday Evening Near Westford
Acton local members of the New England Family Campers Association plan to attend the next business meeting Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Home Westford where final plans will be made for the group May spring safari to Belknap New Hampshire. Refreshments will be served by Boxboro ladies. Several members attended the campers show in Auburn Sunday.
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Acton
New England Family Campers Association
Elks Home
Westford
Belknap
N. H
Boxboro
N.E.F.C.A
Auburn
From Cougars to Falcons to Red Wings in Detroit hockey history
Detroit hockey history shows the franchise changing names from Cougars to Falcons before settling on Red Wings. The evolution reflects early branding as the team joined the NHL and later adopted its enduring nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Detroit Red Wings
The
Cougars
National Hockey League
Falcons
Red Wings
Acton Elementary Joins Traveling Science Library Program
Acton Elementary School has been accepted as a member of the Traveling Element School Science Library Program sponsored by the AAAS. Limited to 800 schools nationwide, Acton will receive 160 science and mathematics books on loan for one year for elementary students’ recreational and home reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
American Association For Advancement of Science
United States
Reflection of Holiday Spirit at Concord Patriots Ceremony
Concord community gathers for the Patriots ceremony with Lions Club volunteers preparing 1500 servings. Acton Scout troops join in the effort as Co D and local groups organize, plan, and reflect on the rainy day events before a Sunday reflection at 39 Main Street.
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Concord
Monument Hall
Harold Keizer
Barbara
Lions Club
Concord Battery
Acton Scout
William Kingman
Sumner Zimmer
Isaac Davis
Co. D
Joseph Riley
DiMare
Harold Carlson
Legion Auxiliary
David Little
Main Street
Concord Board Grants Sunday Licenses And Public Hearings
Concord selectmen renewed Sunday licenses for several stations including Concord Oil, Fenton's Service Station, and Burk's Gulf. A planning board hearing on May 1 covers a 55 lot subdivision on Waldo Lapham property named Ministerial Swamp. Six residents discussed White Pond area road upgrades and property titles. The board agreed to renew a joint pole ownership petition with New England Tel and Tel. Page Thompson attended and did not oppose. The town thanked the B and M Railroad for support after Belknap Street freight wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Oil Company
Dominic Dionisio
Commonwealth Avenue
Fenton
L. Anderson & Son
Main Street
Burk
Gulf Station
Concrdt
Chester D. Smethorse
Sudbury Road
B. & M. Jenney
Thoreau Street
Planning Board
Woodlawn Realty Trust
Waldo Lapham
Harrington Avenue
George Simms
White Pond
Wallace
New England Tel. & Tel
Russell I. Eldridge
Nashoba Road
Page Thompson
Concord Board
B. & M. Railroad
Belknap Street
Acton Board Holds Regular Meeting Actions Report
Acton board of selectmen held its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Town engineer Fred Hanack presented two candidates for assistant town engineer. Planning Board chair John Loring discussed a subdivision issue. A petition by Boston Edison and N E Tel Co for two poles on Windsor Avenue was granted. A church driveway permit was approved. Taxi license for Philip N Moreau denied. Junk dealer license renewal for Melvin A Gladstone approved. W R Grace and Company sign renewals granted. Dallas report notes Melba Clink, matron at Dallas County Jail.
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Board of Selectmen
Fred Hanack
John Loring
Boston Edison Co
N. E. Tel
Tel. Co
Windsor Avenue
Acton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Philip N. Moreau
Melvin A. Gladstone
W R. Grace and Company
Push Button Forecast Of Weather At Hanscom
A one month test of a semi automatic telecode transmitter begins at Hanscom Field to transmit weather observations by button push. The device updates weather reports by sliding 72 metal slides across 84 notches, enabling instant weather queries and rapid data flow to the forecasting center. It is part of the 433L system aimed at speeding information for Air Force aerospace operations.
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Air Force
Ing
L. G. Hanscom Field
Bedford
Electronic Systems Division
Alc
Lee A Tracy
U.S.A.F
Hanscom Field
Kenneth P. Bergquist
Electronic System Division
AFSD
Air Weather Service
Federal Aviation Agency
Weather Bureau
Concord Concord Library Announces Summer Hours and Fine Change
Concord library sets summer hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays with children's room access and a new overdue fine policy two cents per day up to the book price. Fowler Memorial Library hours include Wednesday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Tuesday Friday 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Health is Nature's gift and donations to United Cerebral Palsy support cerebral palsy care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fowler Memorial Library
Two Waste Paper Drives On Sunday In Concord
Concord residents will see a double-barreled waste paper collection this Sunday by the Boy Scouts and the two Catholic parishes. Citizens are asked to place neatly wrapped paper at the curb by noon for pickup.
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Concord
Boy Scouts
Bedford Citizens Health Meeting Tonight
Bedford Citizens advisory committee meets this evening at 7 30 in the high school conference room. A preliminary report on a study of refuse handling practices in Bedford will be discussed. Previous talks included Dr C Rogers Lord on mental health and Robert Morgan on guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford — Citizens Advisory Committee
Bedford Community Health
Bedford
C. Rogers Lord
Robert Morgan
Hearing Set On Repairing Historic Concord Steps
A hearing is scheduled to determine if Abi gail A. Eliot may repair her front steps. The historic districts commission, chaired by Donald L. Ellison, guides exterior work in Concord and will advise owners on compliance with Chapter 345 of the Acts of Massachusetts 1960.
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Donald L. Ellison
Abigail A. Eliot
Historic Commission
Historic Districts Commission
Massachusetts
Concord
Act
Town House
Mass
Open House At Bedford High School Highlights New Addition
Bedford High School held an open house Sunday afternoon to showcase the newly completed addition put in use last fall. E Stanley Nowers chairs the building committee with Richard K Brown Stuart T Fearon Frank R Joslin and other members. Student Council and National Honor Society assisted faculty in guiding tours of the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bedford High School
E. Stanley Nowers
Richard K. Brown
Stuart T. Fearon
Frank R. Joslin
H.ge
Vivian
Teague
Charles R. Scrymgeour
National Honor Society
Groups Will Meet At Church Today
The Acton-Church Aid Group of Evangelical Congregational led by Ivy Baker Priest will gather as the Service League meets this evening to prepare articles for the November fair. The event is hosted at the church and involves church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Evangelical Congregational
U.S
Ivy Baker
Service League of the Church
Cream Puffs Cut Price at Paul’s Food Shop
Local flyer advertises cream puffs now ten cents each at Paul’s Food Shop, 47 Main Street, with a usual price noted as fifteen cents. Sale promotes limited time offer to attract customers. The notice provides contact via telephone TW 7-2542.
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Paul’s Food Shop
Main Street
Tel
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Jack
John R. O'Connell
John
Kathy
Donovan
Mr. O'Connell
C.C.H.S
Hanscom
Citizens Group
Is Woonworking Company Inc
Commission
Bedford High
Acton Monumental
North Acton
Howard Johnson
S of Concord
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