Concord-Carlisle Forum Tackles Test Ban And Peace
Nearly 300 people attended the Forum at Concord-Carlisle Auditorium to hear three speakers discuss approaches to peace and nuclear disarmament. Dr. Herbert Geiss of Andover Newton Theological School, Bernard Feld of MIT, and Abt of Raytheon voiced concerns on test bans, deterrence, and Soviet risks, urging informed citizen involvement through church groups and town programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord-Carlisle
Tor
Herbert Geent
Andover-Newical School
Himm
Fisher
Bernard Feld
M.I.T
Tes
Speakig
First Parish
Unitarian
St. Bernard's
Buffet Supper and Puppet Show at First Parish Church
A Friday family night buffet at First Parish Church, 6:30 PM, sponsored by W P A with main course salad and dessert provided. Puppet show by Lois Ann Logemann and Martha McClintock. a barbershop quartet will perform nostalgic songs, details kept until Feb 8. Psoriasis etymology noted as derived from Greek psora meaning itch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
First Parish
W.P.A
Lois Ann Logemann
Martha McClintock
Concord Carlisle Teachers Meet Informal Coffee Hour
An informal coffee hour gathered Concord and Carlisle elementary substitute teachers and secretaries. Supt. Dr. Robert Sreland opened with welcome remarks. Mrs. Marjorie Burrill stressed substitutes' crucial role in the school system. Miss Jean Nelson outlined pupil personnel services. Principals reviewed each school’s program as teachers contributed useful suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Carlisle
Robert Sreland
Marjorie Burrill
Jean Nelson
Concord Town Seeks Parking Rules on Thoreau Street
Town officials discuss restricting parking on one side of Thoreau Street while awaiting action at the next meeting. The board also notes four appeals granted including variances for Sorrenti and McGrath, a zoning subdivision by Martin, and a wine license for the Knights of Columbus at Monument Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Thoreau Street
Board of Appeals
Margaret Sorrenti
Bedford Court
Concord Oil Co
Ince
Lowell Road
Thomas J. McGrath
Barretts Mill Road
William R
Florence
Strawberry Hill Road
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
John P. Condon
Main Street
Activities, Inc
Robert S. Ireland
Citizens For the Advancement of the Public Service
Boston College
Congregational Notes of Week at Concord Church
Rev. Robert H. Barber will preach Come Holy Spirit at 9 30 and 11 a.m. services. Mrs Herbert Morgan White Pond is elected Christian education chair for 1963 with new members Calvin H Brown Mrs Everett E Peking and Mrs Richard Salinger. Rev Robert Mayhew NE Heifer Project exec chair speaks to junior youth at 4 30 p.m. Senior youth retreat at Boston University Osgood Hill North Andover led by Rev Fay Gemmel with Alexander Macleod in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Barber
Herbert Morgan
Whitepond
Christian Education Committee
Calvin H. Brown
Everett E. Peking
Richard Salinger
Robert Mayhew
New England Heifer Project
Boston University Conference Center
Osgood Hill
North Andover
Fay Gemmel
Sport Of Many Names New York Fight Lists
A salon of colorful nicknames marks the boxing world with phrases like Cauliflower Canyon Linear Terrace Resin and Gladiators Gulch naming bouts and venues as writers capture a sport rich in colorful monikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Jacobs’ Beach
MAMAR.C. List Standout Guest and Dances Planned
Concord minutes report an upcoming Min ute-Man Association for Retarded Children meeting with Deborah Barus speaking on educating the public to understand the retarded. A social period follows. Also announced: March dances twice monthly at Trinitarian Church for retarded youths 12 and older and their families, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Minute-Man Association For
Deborah Barus
Barus
Mass. Memorial Hospital
Boston University School of Medicine
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Yankees and Packers stars win cars for 62 series play
Ralph Terry of the New York Yankees and Ray Nitschke of the Green Bay Packers each earned a car for outstanding play in their 1962 World Series and NFL championship game respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Ray Nitschke
Green Bay Packers
Nitschke
Masons Hear P G Chaplain Monday Night
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M plans a Monday meeting at the Masonic Temple. Worshipful Master Walter J. Macone will open the lodge at 6 pm and confer the second degree. A smorgasbord supper follows at 6 45 with guest speaker Rev Harry P Folger 2nd pastor of The First Church of Winthrop Methodist and past grand chaplain of Massachusetts Grand Lodge. Visitings urged to reserve by 6 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Walter J. Macone
Harry P. Folger
Winthrop
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Folger
Wallace Smith
Sudbury Fire Log Records Multiple Incidents and a Clothing Drive
Sudbury Chief Reports several dispatches from January to February including traffic accidents on Old Sudbury road and a Dutton road car fire. A chimney fire at Wayside Inn caused no damage, and a gasoline-pump fire occurred at a Hudson station. An electrical overload caused a fire at 25 Concord road with unsafe fuse replacements. A local clothing and household goods drive supports disabled workers at Morgan Memorial and Davison Circle Methodist Church with a February 17 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Old Sudbury Road
Anthony Maiuri
Hudson
Sudbury — Goodwill Industries
Morgan Memorial
Davison Circle
Methodist Church
Allied Research And Baird May Merge
Allied Research Associates and Baird Atomic announce a merger plan to be reviewed by their boards and stockholders. Joint statements say combined operations would boost sales beyond 20 million dollars annually and enhance management, engineering, and marketing capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Allied Research Associates, Inc
Concord
Baird Atomic, Inc
Cambridge
John H. Carter
Allied Research
Davis R. Dewey
Baird Atomic
Frenchmen Kite Across Channel in Two Ways
Two Frenchmen crossed the English Channel using parachute-type kites towed by speedboats. One went from Calais to Dover in 95 minutes the other from Dover to Calais in 74 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
France
UPI
English Channel
Dover
England
American Indians highlighted at Wayside DAR meeting
Guest State Chairman Mrs Howard B Lyford spoke during American History Month at Trinitarian Congregational Church Wayland noting Indian reservations Navaho Pueblo and Grand Canyon visits. She displayed woven rugs turquoise jewelry dolls baskets and beaded crafts with slides of Bacone College and Indian villages. Recipients of Good Citizen Awards were Nancy Davis Joan Lucy and Ann Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Inn
Howard B. Lyford
John E. Childs
Sudbury
Enterprise Weekly
Leonard D. Widdis
Gay Head
D.A.R
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Wayland
Navahoe Reservation
Pueblo
Grand Canyon
Bacone College
Leonard Widdis
Phillip Richardson
Elsie Simonds
Good Citizen
Nancy Davis
Lincoln-Sudbury
Joan Lucy
Wayland High
Ann Collins
Natick High
Bobcat pin noted at ceremony with attendees named
The irs received a bobcat pin and names Mark Andrew and Andrew. Also seen are De Morgan and Ricky Goode with denner stripe. Prior to the closing ceremony, attendance awards for the last four months were presented to the dens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Mark Andrew
Wolf
Andrew
Eee
Somes de Morgan
Denner
Ricky Goode
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Raytheon
Psoriasis
Psora
Itch
United Co-Op
Kelvinator
Maynard Appliance Service Center
Maynard
Elsie Gumner
Elizabeth Hodgen
Margaret Grant
Doris Downing
Dorothy Prendergast
Laura Broad
Gladys Clark
Bruce Greenland
Wilder Parks
John O’connell
Constance Getz
Dorothy Higgins
Frances Gardella
Concord, Carlisle
Theodore M. Nelson
Emerson Hospi
General Electric Supply
Granger-Rush Co
G. E. Burney, Hudson
Pitt Disposal
Arlington
Gillis Brothers
Salem Depot
N.H
Harold Shay
Walter Silva
Lincoln
Manuel H. Silva
New England News
Brookline
Alanar Book Processing Center, Inc
Pennsylvania
Chamberlain Hall, Inc
Mamar.c
Masons
P.G
U.S
Orlon
TLAND
Wool & Orlan Co
Maynard Army & Navy
Nasan Street
Allied Research and
Baird
American Indians Wayside
DAR
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