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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
6
A town governance discussion in Acton weighs electing a town manager system with elected selectmen and a school committee. Proposals include appointing a full time executive secretary to handle meetings agendas bills routine appointments and citizen requests to relieve selectmen of routine duties.
Barbara Froberg thanks friends for kindness and help from Acton Center Massachusetts. She expresses gratitude for friendship and support received.
A Concord resident submits a letter to Secretary Udall urging a delay on the bridge project. She notes $300,000 in federal funds should be reserved, pending an alternate plan and consideration of the nearby Minute Man National Park, stressing environmental and landscape impacts.
The plan argues that the men must be able and willing to delegate a large volume of routine matters to him. Delegation would free leaders to focus on general town planning and other essential tasks that currently lack full attention due to time constraints.
At West Acton Baptist Church laymen conducted a Laymen's Sunday service observed at 9 15 am in the Marion Lb Towne School parking lot. A layman read mae Living Up to What You.
Two Concord-Carlisle area high school seniors face nominations for federal service academies. William C. Adams Jr. of Sandy Pond Road, 17, a senior at Concord-Carlisle High School, is named by a selection board for Annapolis, with plans to enter in July. He is an honor student active in football basketball golf rifle chess and science fair. Paul Den McClure, 18, a St Mary’s High School in Waltham senior, is also named for a five-candidate slate seeking a U S Air Force appointment in the fifth congressional district. final selection to be made by Air Force authorities.
The choir will lead the 9 30 and 11 o clock services at Acton Church and perform an original anthem by Mrs Mercier during the Baptist Junior program in the vestry.
Brotherhood Sunday services at Congregational Church and other area churches on February 27 include sermons on Brotherhood News and an 8 p.m. Holy Communion service. Readings promote unity with worship at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. across multiple congregations.
The curate, slated to start duties in the city, announced his first sermon from the home of J Toomey Sr at 220 Tribou Street. The date referenced is Tuesday, with Sunday mentioned as the day prior to his duties.
Rev. Dale Vought to speak at tonight’s Carlisle Congregational Church midweek prayer gathering. EB Society plans Saturday trip to Malden to view a film.
Recent deaths include Maynard Michael OMinl ley, longtime Clinton resident and former Maynard mother, who died at Mrs. Walter Jones home after a long illness. Funeral held at St Church. Catherine G Reilly of West Concord died unexpectedly at home on Wilgonquin Road after long illness, buried at St cemetery.
Mr. Pike, a retired railway clerk born in Athol and son of Fred W. Pike and Rosa Drake Pike, died suddenly in Houston. His wife J Raymond Ladd of 3 Homestead Road attended the service at St. Fatima. A Mass of requiem was held, with burial in Milton Cemetery. Survivors include his wife.
William B Kuzmich, 74, of 8 Percival Street, died Saturday. Born in Russia, he received funeral home rites and a service at St. Marys with Rev. cr officiating. Burial followed in the family lot at the Russian Orthodox cemetery in Forge Village.
Seek nh pest donary greet wae of Mass 1.0.0.F. He formerly he ed to the Waltham Ex. Survived by his wife, the fe mer Hola Copp, a sister, John W. Murphy of Plymouth. Funeral today at 1 p.m. at MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home. Rev Edwin B. Nylen of Union Church will officiate. Burial will be in Vine Hills Cemetery. Services at half. Commissione r a Lees Keech by Gon Seep Br Sehsen is He leaves a sister, Miss Rose Marie.
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