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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1960
Page
11
S text outlines Thomas E. Newton's bid to combine town treasurer and tax collector into a full time office. He cites past service, equal treatment of taxpayers, timely tax collection, and extended services. He argues growth requires full time leadership and seeks public discussion before the election. By 1970 Americans expected to own one trillion dollars in life insurance.
Fragments show a two bedroom and three bedroom options plus six room ranch or split level homes with price ranges from 11 350 to 16 500. Features include ovens ranges plastered walls cabinets Formica counters and service rooms.
Sudbury St Elizabeth's Episcopal Church women's guild installs a new slate at a luncheon. Officers include Mrs LaMonte Griswold president, Mrs Parker Emerson vice president, Mrs Francis Newton treasurer, Mrs Alexander Marshall secretary, plus committees for finance hospitality and publicity. Griswold outlines aims of worship service and fellowship. Next meeting features a Gett ing-To Know-You Dessert in the evening.
Carlisle voter registration closed last evening as town prepares for upcoming elections. Town meeting set for February 29 following town election on February 23. Firemen plan a Wednesday night drill at Central Station under Chief Waldo Willson.
Timothy Crowley celebrated his 90th birthday joined by JM Rockiet and Louise Graf. St Annes Church Service League met at Mrs William Dohertys home with Mrs Eric Spooner as co host. Nomination papers must be filed by Feb 15 in Clerk William H Davis. Town meeting is set for March 21 and town election on March 26.
The first public registration session for new voters occurs Friday night at the South Acton Fire Station from 7 to 9. Additional sessions follow on February 12 at the West Acton Fire Station 7 to 9 and February 16 at Town Hall from noon to 10 p m.
The Concord Community Band schedules a concert for Monday night February 15 at Thoreau School West Concord. Rehearsals are held each Monday, suggesting regular practice ahead of the event.
1960 heart fund advance gift chairman John A. Oarley appointed by Donald L. Brown for Linicolin. Heart Sunday set for February 28. William Murphy of the U S Foreign Service leaves for Istanbul after furlough, son of Minister George Murphy. Shady Gardens talk by Robert Ralston of Arborway Nurseries before Inde-Cott Garden Club in Concord at Mrs Robert A Soderman's home. Lincoln League of Women Voters meets at Drumlin Farm with speakers Charles G Loring Jr and Thomas Winthrop. Exhibits by Teal McKibbon of Cambridge and Gerard Donders of Hartford shown at deCordova through February 7.
Orders placed locally for the Girl Scout cookie gale will be delivered the week of February 21.
Richard Neumeier wins the eighth grade science quizdown at Sudbury Junior High School with Peggy Seilgars and Patricia Anderson tied for second and James Roy Bell tied for third. Winners advance to county written exam and WBZ-TV competition for Massachusetts junior scientist title with prizes including a two person trip and a scholarship.
Sudbury reports confessions will be heard at Our Lady of Fatima Church for the First Friday mass in February. The Feast of St Blase was observed with blessing rites. Joanne Lofgren Sudbury completed the pre clinical program and received her nurse cap at New England Baptist Hospital School of Nursing.
Alan C. Bemis of Westifond Road has accepted appointment as advisory gifts chairman for the 1960 Heart Fund in Concord announced by Mrs. John W. Hutchinson, local general chairman. Mrs. Bemis voices pride in serving to combat heart and circulation diseases.
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