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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1960
Page
6
Boston UPI reports Motor Vehicles Registrar Clement A. Riley urged motorists with tinted windshields to replace 1960 registration stickers. Police say the top center placement makes stickers hard to see, so new stickers may be issued free of charge for lower placement upon presenting registration certificates.
A roundup of odd fire safety incidents and unusual events from 1959 shows a year of strange fires, rescues, and near misses. From California to Maine, brief reports describe gas lines igniting, smokey rescues, and firefighters facing bizarre challenges.
The Sudbury regional edition notes a new 1060 driver education car funded by community donors as part of the school program, replacing earlier vehicles from Swanson Pontiac and McManus Ford. It also previews the Little Theater Players production of Blood Wedding by Garcia Lorca with Ingrid Jeppesen directing and a 20-actor cast, set in Spain.
A detailed television grid lists shows from 12:15 PM to 11:15 PM including Big Brother The World Turns Day In Court For Better Or For Worse News The Thin Man House Party and Young Dr Malone. It tracks game shows soap operas dramas and late night programs across major time blocks.
The text notes Quebec is the sole remaining walled city in North America and mentions its founding era of about 351 years ago. It also references New Year celebrations and driver education in a fragmented way.
Acton Sunday services at the Church of Good Shepherd Episcopal will feature Rev Albert Chafee executive secretary of the Department of Christian Education in the diocese. He will conduct all services including 8 a.m. Holy Communion 9 15 a.m. Holy Communion and sermon with Sunday school and 11 a.m. Holy Communion.
Natick Massachusetts military research lab seeks a doctoral mathematician with at least three years experience and expertise in probability. Salary starts at 11 595 with Civil Service appointment. Details available from Dr Dale H Sieling or Henry R Rose at Natick Quartermaster Research and Engineering Center.
Driver education courses ran in 12 278 of the nations public high schools during the 1958 59 school year enrolling 1 338 246 students.
Bedford Ongah 13 leads a candlelit Epiphany feast at St. Paulog Mission. The youth group conducts the service with participants Pat Pynn Connie Owens Carolyn Morris Brian Morris Ralph Hammond Ken Lynch Bill Bowen Warren Morris Jr Earle Van Valkenburg invited to attend.
The annual parish meeting of First Parish Church Unitarian will be held Saturday at the church vestry starting 8 p.m. Reports from committees will be presented and a slate of officers for the coming year nominated. Voting occurs at the meeting with officers to be elected. A church supper begins 6 30 p.m. and is expected to draw a large attendance.
Sudbury listed event for Su Methodist Church schedules a district evangelic service Sunday January 31 at 3 p m in West Church Worcester. Harry Derman executive secretary of the general board of p ios Methodist Cheer headquarters in Nash Town to deliver the inspirational address. Music by combined choirs of Wesley Epworth and Quinsigamond Churches Worcester with congregational singing led by Rev Lawrence O'Brien. Sudbury church aims for 20 percent attendance. Charles Davis chairs the local commission on membership and evangelism with members L Roy Hawes J Wesley Broome Gerald Row Rodney Hadley Robert Johnson Edmund Stone.
The event highlighted the churchs extremely successful activities over the past year and the increased membership. Members planned the supper and meeting to celebrate progress and discuss future efforts.
The report notes a typical household expends roughly 53 dollars per year on alcoholic beverages. It highlights consumer spending patterns and compares regional or demographic differences in drinking-related expenses.
A resident of Ala Beda narrowly escaped harm Sunday afternoon as a rifle shot shattered glass at a large facility. Police recover no sign of the assailant after extensive search. Two missing persons were reported this past week and prior injuries were tied to a road incident with Lincoln police aiding an injured local girl.
Local notice lists newborns over the past week at Emerson Hospital. A son to Mr and Mrs Bert Young on Nagog Hill Dec 30 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Chauncey Waldron on High Street Dec 30 a son to Mr and Mrs Edward Cal on Orchard Drive Dec 30 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert ta on Willow Street in January.
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