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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1960

Page

11

Planning Boards Discuss Regional Problems and Zoning

Acton Roxborough Stow planners met at Blan School to share issues and possible quarterly discussions. Topics included water supply drainage and a 1930s to 1950s zoning evolution led by Charles Judd Farley with notes on Maynard land gation and Nashoba region development.

George D. Woodborough Acton Roxboroughton Stow Blan- School Boxborough Uifteen Planning Board Iing Harvardi Ng Spaulding Maynard Red Acre Road West Acton Stow Planning Board Philip Kyle Center Place Adoni Nashoba Charles Judd Farley Farley

Myers Timer For Seven Years Here

Robert Myers, a Sudbury elementary teacher and longtime Lincoln Sudbury Regional basketball timer, has not missed a regional game in four seasons. Coach Paul Volk notes Myers has kept time since 1953 when he coached at Sudbury High, underscoring the essential role of a reliable timer.

Sudbury Robert Myers Lincoln-Sudbury Myers Paul Volk Bob Sudbury High

Zoning Talk Seeks Cross Town Planning Link

Four town planning boards discussed zoning policy including border effects, forest cooperation, shopping center sites, and legal issues. Allen J. Hathaway forecast growth along Route 495 and its impact on Littleton and neighboring towns, noting a 100 acre farm rise from 8000 to 208000 value. Next joint meeting planned for May or June at Blanchard School hosted by Acton.

Fraley Allen J. Hathaway Littleton Hathaway Acton Blanchard School Acton Board Charles Judd Fardley John Loring David Per. Boxborough Raymond M. Vorce, Jr H. Prescott Burroughs Norman H. Gundertage Macoee J . Siemen Alfred W. Carlson John N. Robinson Arthur H. Trepanier Stow Howard Gleason William Higgins Philip Kyle David Spaulding Walter Bird

Pick Offic ers for Parents League Here

Sudbury annual meeting of Parent's League Inc. elected officers. President Mrs Emmons first vice president Mrs Edward S Cobb. vice president Mrs Horton. treasurer Sal Monte Griswold. secretary Mrs Cobb. New members welcomed. discussion of archery riflery bowling activities and a ski day planned with volunteer drivers.

Sudbury Parent’s League Inc Mire Howard Emimons George L. Horton Emmons Edward S. Cobb Horton SalMonte Griswold Cobb Griswold Ene H Edward F Boston Ivan H.ruthreford C. Newton Heath Youth ‘Council League Succase Wayland Weston Concord Needham

Three Lincoln-Sudbury Teens on WGBH TV Panel

Three Lincoln-Sudbury Regional seniors Helen Rhodes Pamella Blake and Richard Kindleberger appeared on the Metroipolis program Friday on WGBH and were taped for rebroadcast Sunday Twelve students from five high schools joined Rev. W Seavey Joyce of Boston College as discussion leader focusing on problems facing today’s youth.

Sudbury Helen Rhodes Pamella Blake Richard Kindleberger Lincoln-Sudbury Rev. W. Seavey Joyce Boston College

Second Mile Gift Dedications Held

Sudbury Circle 1 and Circle 2 of the Woman's Association at Memorial Congregational Church hosted potluck suppers and gift dedications. Gifts totaling 102.36 supported negro Congregational churches Angla West Central African Mission Ryder Memorial Puerto Rico with music by Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. Tallant.

Sudbury Woman’s Association Memorial Congregational Church Anna W. Merrow Elsie Simonds Negro Congregational Churches Angola West Central African Mission Ryder Memorial Puerto Rico Maxwell P. Eaton Aillbert Tallant Circle 2 Ann Lane Marjorie Lackenbauer Rachel Hurst Ruth Johnson Beryle Kelly Eleanor Kelly Eleanor Kingsland Betty Keinschmidt Shirley Kajabashian

Rev Burmingham Appointed New Curate at Our Lady of Fatima

Sudbury reports Rev Joseph Burmingham has arrived to serve as curate at Our Lady of Fatima Church Concord Road. He was ordained by Cardinal Cushing at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross on February 2 and hails from Lynn Massachusetts. The previous curate, Rev Anthony Buchette, moves to St. Theresa’s West Roxbury after three years in Sudbury guiding youth activities CYO Holy Name Society and serving as chaplain of the Sudbury Civil Air Patrol.

Sudbury Joseph Burmingham Our Lady of Fatima Concord’ Road Richard Cardinal Cushing Cathedral of the Holy Cross Lynn Anthony Buchette St. Theresa's Church West Roxbury C.Y.O Holy Name Society Sudbury Civil Air Patrol

Acton West Acton residents join local social events

Jacob Janericed of West Acton returns home after a New York hair design course. The South Acton Congregational Church Couples Club hosted a whisty party with the Pederson and Brazee couples. A well attended spaghetti and meatball supper was held Saturday night at the club. Acton Community Center classes may be contacted via Mrs George Neagle. Nashoba Community Car is to rehearse next Tuesday at the Acton Community Center.

Jacob Janericed West Acton Salson de Beaute Maynard New York City South Acton Acton Community ‘Center George E. ‘Neagle Nashoba Tuesda Acton Community

Taft Calls for Broad Recreation Development in Sudbury

Sudbury candidate Taft, MIT graduate and town resident, argues for expanding recreation beyond summer swimming and underdeveloped playgrounds. He supported central recreation site study and a December town meeting proposal to buy Featherland Farm for a community center. Taft holds local posts and works as a project manager, with wife Nancy and three children.

Sudbury John EF. Taft New Recreation Commission Featherland Farm Ag Taft

Beach Tunics For Next Summer Wear

Tunics as beach coversips offer lengths from three quarters to short sleeveless styles worn over two piece swimsuits. One design features a gingham skirt worn under the bikini peplum for added cover.

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