Concord Enterprise Front Matter and Rates
The Concord Enterprise published by the Enervorice Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts lists editors R W Currier and postal details with serials and office addresses. It includes publication terms establishing second class status August 25 1908 and the Eastern representation by Julius Mathews Agency in Boston and New York with a subscription rate of ten cents a single copy and five dollars and nine cents per year.
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Concord Enterprise
Enervorice Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
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P. O. Box
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Fastern
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertising copy for the newspaper must be in the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, one day before publication. The notice specifies the exact submission time to ensure timely printing.
Black and Gold Banquet of Acton Pack 18
Acton annual Black and Gold banquet for Pack 18 scheduled Saturday at 6 p.m. in John L. McCarthy School. Albert Vanderhoof will cook spaghetti, with Tau-Tau-Sid as an attraction. Attendees include Rev. William T. Ketch, George Traquair, Edward Bailey, Clifford Pederson, and West Acton Baptist Church sponsor.
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Acton
John L. McCarthy
Albert Vanderhoof
Unity Club Talk Explores Fabric and Color in Home
Carlisle Unity Club met at Mrs. David Clapp’s East Riding drive home with speaker John Kennedy of the Paint Pot Concord on fabric and color in interiors. President Mrs. Maurice Rifken co hosted. next meeting set for March 16.
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Carlisle
David Clapp
East Riding Drive
John Kennedy
Concord
Maurice Rifken
Letters to the Editor reflect local candidacy and budget views
Concord and Stow readers weigh in on selectman candidates, town budgets, and governance. Letters praise Frederick J. Robins and Leo Quinn while urging fiscal restraint, school funding scrutiny, and community planning concerns. Edits discuss tax policy, reassessment history, and local services.
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Leo Quinn
Board of Assessors
Carlisle School Building Committee to Hold Hearing at Spalding
The Carlisle school building committee will hold a hearing at Spalding School Auditorium Wednesday at 8 p.m. to discuss extending the regional district with Concord to include grades 7 and 8 or providing local facilities. The panel will present preliminary plans and costs and seek town guidance before finalizing recommendations.
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Carlisle
Spalding
Concord
Math Team Beats Field in 57-Point Meet Led by Webb
Concord-Carlisle tops Mass Math League in February with 204 points, Lincoln-Sudbury 170, Andover 160. Peter Webb leads CCHS as the top scorer overall, with Ebien Emerson, Bill Newsom, and Kent Morton also posting 25s.
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Concord
Concord-Carlisle
Bistate
Massacusetts
CCHS
Lincoln-Sudbury
Andover
Carol Austin
Ebien Emerson
Bill Newsom
Kent Morton
Joan Loomis
Julie Cole
Philip Taft
Peter Webb
John Payne
Steven Winter
Masconomet
Webb
Newsom
Morton
Payne
Winter
Peter
Bill
Joan
Barbara Bamford
Glidden to Leave Harvard Position in Union 47
Harvard-Aarph C. Glidden Jr will resign as superintendent of Union 47 schools on June 40 after admitting the move to the school committee. He has led the union since 1958 for towns Stow Carlisle Bolton and Harvard and said he has no plans to apply for the town’s own superintendent role.
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Concord Enterprise
Concord Mass
Concord
Frederick J. Robins
Fred
Concord Visiting Nurse Association
Nie General Building Committee
Cncord - Carlisle
Board of Appeals
Dover - Foxcroft
Maine
Dartmouth
Harvard Law School
of Goodwin, Proctor & Hoar Boston
U. S. Navy
Wilson Road
Emma Hooton
Cambridge
Mary
John
Stow
Board of Selectmen
Enterprise
Frank Schmelzer
George D. Wood, Jr
Harvard
Aarph C. Glidden, Jr
Union 47
Carlisle
Bolton
Glidden
Holy Week services at St. Anne's noted times
Lent schedule lists Holy Communion at St. Anne's at 9 30 a.m. on Tuesdays and evening prayer at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays conducted by Lay Reader William Germs.
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St. Anne's
William Germs
Monday Club Actions and Upcoming Guild Meeting Notices
The Monday Club of St. Anne's met at Mrs J R Witherton's Lincoln Road home. The Evening Guild plans to meet Tuesday at 8 pm at Mr Leslie Willard's South Lincoln home with Mrs Merrill Henley as co host.
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St. Anne's
J R. Witherton
Lincoln Road
Evening Guild
Leslie Willard
South Lincoln
Merrill Henley
Lenten Mass Schedule At St Josephs
Lenten masses held at St Josephs with Monday and Friday 7 am services. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mass at 9 am. Wednesday mass at 8 am. Ian doctrine classes meet Monday at 7 pm.
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St. Joseph's
Enrollment Notice For Grade One Entry In Acton
Acton seeks children to enter Grade I in September. Birth on or before December 1, 1955 qualifies with no exceptions to age rule. Families may obtain enrollment forms from the primary school and arrange examinations by their family physician. School physicians will publish April examination notices for each town section. Birth and vaccination certificates are required. Those unable to attend 8 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. may enroll by phone.
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Acton
Fighth Grade Parents Night Next Tuesday
Acton announces a meeting for eighth grade parents next Tuesday at 7 45 pm. The program includes welcome remarks on guidance preparation for interviews department introductions district staff and a high school overview with subject previews and a Q A period followed by coffee in the cafeteria.
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Acton
Miss Capitell
O'Connell
O’connell
Grey
Miss Proctor
Adier
Miss Phancuff
Miss Kefed
Daddy E
Hayes F
Kali
Mr. Grey
Concord Selectmen Name Appointments to Commissions
Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson announced James Judge of 18 Bedford Street to fill the recreation commission term expiring March 31, 1963. Also named Paul H. Farrell Nimrod Joan to the conservation commission to replace Egbert S. Newbury Jr. expiring May 1, 1962. Charles H. Doyle of Maple Street to replace William H. Cassy on the board of registers term expiring April 1, 1962.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
James Judge
Bedford Street
James Rainey
Recreation Commission
Nelson
Atty
Paul H. Farrell
Nimrod Joan
Conservation Commission
Egbert S. Newbury, Jr
Charles H. Doyle
Maple Street
William H. Cassy
Board of Registers
Com
Parish Group Chooses Recent Committees at Universalist Unitarians
South Acton Parish Group of Universalist-Unitarians met to appoint members to special church committees including Finance with Neil Borden Jr. as chairman and David Tinker. Property with Olive Tinker and Dr. David Smith. Publicity with Mary Lowden and others. Religious Education with Geraldine Prentiss and Betty Comey. Membership and Hospitality with Dr. Smith as chairman. and Music with William Clark among appointees.
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South Acton
Betty Comey
Barbara Darling
Beatrice Smith
Wiliam Holman
Wallenstein
Chester Moody
Dr. Smith
Beverly Borden
Paul Williams
David Worrell
Howard Comey
Deane Eastman Music
William Clark
C E Societies Hold Sessions Reach Evangelical Service
Carlisle group meets at 6 36 p m at the Congregational Church to go to the Sweting Evangelical service at Tenney High in Methuen Junior and Intermediate groups visited Mystic Congregational Medford with Janet Dutton winning first in Bible drift and Marielia White second.
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Carlisle
C. E
Congregational Church
Tenney High
Methuen
Mystic Congregational
Medford
Janet Dutton
Marielia White
Town Warrant Discussion Sessions Set by League
Concord unit meetings of the League of Women Voters will discuss the town meeting warrant on March 6. Morning sessions begin at 9 30 with hostesses and moderators listed for several streets and neighborhoods. Evening sessions start at 7 30 with additional Concord hosts and moderators.
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Concord — Unit
League of Women Voters
Lowell Road
Ronald Ferry
Barnes Hill Road
Myron T. Smith
Monument Street
Donald Gillepie
John Kennedy
Nashoba Elm
Horace Arnold
Simon Willard Road
George Hill
Winslow Cannon
Main Street
West Concord
James Skinner
Concord
Roger Howard
Strawberry Hill Road
Illiam Siebert
Harold Kasnitz
Old Marlboro Road
Morley Lush
Regional Students Pass DMV Exam for Licenses
Acton regional note lists students who passed the Registry of Motor Vehicles exam and earned driver licenses. Nancy Strate Joan Tuttle Carolyn Roche Julie Tinker Joyce Wilkes Arthur Sinderis Peter Galluzzo Charlie Oliver Bruce Hamblin Johi Mulvey.
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Acton
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Nancy Strate
Joan Tuttle
Carolyn Roche
Julie Tinker
Joyce Wilkes
Arthur Sinderis
Peter Galluzzo
Charlie Oliver
Bruce Hamblin
Johi Mulvey
Acton Roxborough pupils win UN contest with prize trip
The Acton Roxborough Regional High pupils John Mulvey David Meared James Strum Theodore Cook Priscilla Robinson Carolyn Macline Maida Broadbent and Mary Mc Niff competed in the 35th annual high school contest on United Nations. First prize is a trip to Europe.
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Acton - Roxborough
United Nations
John Mulvey
David Meared
James Strum
Theodore Cook
Priscilla Robinson
Carolyn Macline
Maida Broadbent
Mary McNiff
Europe
Edison prize winner among grade six pupils
Lester Allen son of Mr and Mrs Allen of Algonquin road received a 25 dollar savings bond for the winning composition about Thomas Edison in a contest sponsored by Leslie Parke town wires inspector. All grade six students were invited to join.
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Lester Allen
Allen
Algonquin Road
Thomas Edison
Leslie Parke Town Wires
Dance in Acton Roxborough Dramatizes Student Spirit
Friday evening the National Honor Society regional chapter sponsored a successful dance for the student body. Miss Margaret Boornazian, advisor, and students Mary Anne Ey Donna Cunningham Linda Morrison Bruce Bottomley Arthur Sindoris Charles Oliver and Judith Hartwell among those in charge.
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National Honors Society of
Acton - Roxborough
Margaret Boornazian
Mary Anne Ey
Donna Cunningham
Linda Morrison
Bruce Bottomley
Arthur Sindoris
Charles Oliver
Judith Hartwell
Teacher from local high school attends Harvard French meeting
Robert Morris a high school French teacher attended a gathering of the American Association of Teachers of French hosted at Harvard University.
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Robert Morris
American Association of Teachers of French
Harvard University
Dairy Farm Management School Opens March First
Middlesex County dairy farmers will attend a new management school starting March 1 at Extension Service 19 Everett Street. Instructor Prof Lawrence Rhoades from the University of Massachusetts, with Francis Mentzer Jr assisting, leads four class sessions followed by two farm visits for feedback. Interested farmers should contact Mentzer immediately.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Francis Mentzer
Everett Street
Lawrence Rhoades
University of Massachusetts
Mentzer
Guests To Preach Again On Sunday At Carlisle Church
Carlisle Congregational Church plans morning sermon by Dr Morris Inch dean at Gordon College and 7 pm address by Rev Robert Bake pastor of Phillips Congregational Church South Boston. Evening program features church orchestra led by Walter Woodward with Richard Page and Barbara Wilkie as accompanist.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Morris Inch
Gordon College
Robert Bake
Phillips Congregational Church
South Boston
Wil
Walter Woodward
Richard Page
Barbara Wiixie
Concord Carlisle rifle team loses to Melrose in league finale
The Concord Carlisle High School rifle squad falls short in the Middlesex League final against Melrose. Bill Abbott shoots 188 of 200 to lead Melrose 866 to 849, while Concord Carlisle’s Donald Soderman fires 186 to close the gap. Kip Pulis Rogers Fraser Soderman and Woodruff score for Concord Carlisle. Sinclair Ralph Blais and Woodruff top Melrose with scores in the high 170s to low 180s.
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Concord
Cong Carlisle
Y Walthamelrose
Melrose
Cchs
Bill Abbott
Waltham
Donald Soderman
Wizard of Oz at Acton City Center Opens Run
West Acton Acton Theatre presents three performances of Wizard of Oz at Acton City Center. It is the third annual production directed by Mund Stoddard with costumes by Lenore Larkin and design by Fred Woodbury and Diane Hinand. Choreography by Villa Snyder, fight staging by J Schwartzkopf and Richa Adams. Stage manager is 2 Williamson.
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West Acton
Mund Stoddard
Lenore Larkin
Fred Woodbury
Diane Hi «Nand
Villa Snyder
J Schwartzkopf
Richa Adams
2. Williamson
Concord Welcomes New Residents At Welcome Wagon
The Welcome Wagon hosts greeted newcomers to Concord including Mr. and Mrs. William S. from Morristown Tél with two boys, ages six and four, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. from Rhode Island with a daughter 15. Others from Cambridge and Marlboro joined, with jobs ranging from industrial engineer to Raytheon writer and Fitchburg marketing executive.
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Concord
Betty Olesen
William S
Morristown Tél
Cope
William Brand-Rex
Albert R
Rhode Island Purchase
Air Force Cambridge Search Center Laboratories
Charles Gorm
Gorman
Raytheon
Magna
Benjamin F.ates
Fitchburg Company
Chesterson
Cambridge
Swenson
Massachusetts Institute Correction
John
Marlboro
Building committee to proceed on pay as you go sanctuary plan
The Methodist Church building committee and ward bridge architect met to study final blueprints for the new sanctuary. They voted to continue the project on a pay as you go basis and expect final drafts incorporating ideas to be ready for inspection by March 15. Bishop James K. Matthews will speak at the parish hall dedication on April 15.
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Selectmat
Concord
Veterans
Methodist Church
Ward Bridge
Tremely
James K. Matthews
New England Methodist Cence
Sudbury
Acts and Officials Attend Volpe Reception in State House
Acton Judge David B. Kiams former national commander of the D A V and aide Col Edward J His2 attended a reception for Gov John A Volpe at the State House yesterday. They planned to install cars in Lawrence.
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Acton
David B. Kiams
Edward J
John A. Volpe
State House
Lawrence
Bedford Scout Banquet Announces Annual Big Gold Event
The Blue and Gold Banquet will be held Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the high school with a covered supper. The event honors local scouts with awards and initiations for cubs and their families.
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Bedford
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