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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
11
The Board of Selectmen will meet Monday December 30 at 7 p m in the Maynard Town Building, moved due to New Year's Eve. This week's meeting was also advanced to Monday next week, with regular meetings resuming January 7.
Bedford selectmen urge the state to conduct a traffic survey after merchants oppose a parking ban on the north side of the Great Road. The plan calls for potentially parking on both sides during peak hours and possibly a by pass over the abandoned rail bed to divert heavy traffic around Route 62 toward Burlington and Concord through Bedford.
The Knights of Columbus will host a post Christmas and pre New Year’s social in Maynard at 8 p m on Saturday December 28. Tickets are sold by members and the committee led by P G E Joseph P Cotter. Ladies are special guests and those honored will be past grand knights. The event will feature dancing refreshments and favors.
Concord resident Miss Margaret Bell of Mount Holyoke College joined the college glee club in the 39th annual carol concert at St Thomas Episcopal Church in New York City. She is a junior majoring in art and sings second soprano.
Stow Public Schools and Nathoba Regional will resume classes Thursday, Jan. 2 after the Christmas recess. A guest speaker for St Isidore's Sodality January meeting will be Ike Janericco, proprietor of Silva de Pesute, who will demonstrate hair styling. Meeting details and town warrant deadlines are noted with Jan 8 as the due date for articles and department reports.
The Maynard Selectmen and Planning Board discuss proposing an article at the Annual Town Meeting to buy land for a potential future school site or other town use. The Master Plan supports the idea. five acres would be required by state if used for a school.
The Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association held its monthly meeting at St Elizabeths Parish House and gave thanks to volunteers aiding the health program. The Sudbury Cookbook is now sold at three local shops. Miss Virginia Whitney, RN, outlined Boston University guided field instruction for Nursing School students, with two degree candidates in Sudbury this year, Dora R Sheldon and Joyce E Tingle.
The Friends of Libraries ask for volunteers to provide a storage area for their many books and urge people to donate books for the annual March sale. Contact Mrs Edwin Richter at CO 3 7256 to help.
Holy Day masses mark Jan 1 and regular hours on Wednesday. The Carlisle Teachers Association lecture series resumes Jan 13 with Dr. James D. Koerner of Lexington as guest speaker at Spalding Auditorium. Public schools reopen Jan 2 after Yuletide recess. Christmas pageant and caroling events noted at local churches.
John A. Jones of Sudbury has joined Digital Equipment Corporation as an applications engineer. He holds an electrical engineering degree and a Yale physics master's, an MBA from Harvard Business School, and has worked with RCA and the American Geographical Society. He is married to Wendy Scott Lutkins.
Mrs Walter Porter hosted the Lincoln Bridge Club gathering on Lewis street with dessert and coffee. First prize went to Mrs Edward MacLeod and consolation to Miss Isobel Peirce. The annual Christmas party was at Mrs Manley Boyce’s Old Sudbury road. Lince firemen and policemen sponsored a children’s party at the station on Sunday with strong attendance.
New York Mets first baseman Tim Harkness reveals a hobby of gathering war stories, sharing a personal interest beyond his baseball career with UPI.
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