Acton Celebrations Plan Muster of Minutemen for 1975
Acton committees form a steering group to prepare a 200th celebration of the Concord North Bridge battle. The plan calls for Acton men over 18 and their wives to join Acton Minutemen with charters to drill and bear arms. Members from Lions and Rotary clubs, schools, and ceremonies groups will participate.
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Acton
Raynond A. Shamel
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Old North Bridge
Concord
Red Cross Names Norma Barton Vice Chairman of Volunteers
Bedford Red Cross announces Mrs. Norma Barton, a former airline hostess now living on Russet Road, as vice chairman of volunteers. She will assist Mrs. Lena Lord, chairman of volunteers, as the organization extends its reach into the community.
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Bedford
Red Cross
Norma Barton
Barton
Russet Road
Lena Lord
Concord Carlisle seniors earn Westinghouse science honors
Payne and Winter are among the 22nd annual science talent search honorees for Westinghouse scholarships. Payne displays Congruent Polygons while Winter presents Design and Construction of an Electron Diffraction Camera. Both attend Concord Carlisle High School.
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Concord
John Devereaux Payne
Mainstreet
Steve Winter
Sudbury Road
Concord - Carlisle High
Westinghouse
Payne
Winter
Polio Clinic Offers Free Drinks For Children Sunday
Peter Polio announces community polio vaccine clinics at Sudbury Town Hall today tomorrow and Saturday. Free for children three months to 18 years under the board of health and Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association. adults pay a nominal charge. Immunization urged for all up to 70 years for community protection. Transportation info available.
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Sudbury Town Hall
Board of Health and Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association
Acton Duplicate Bridge Prizes Awarded
Acton Community Center sponsored Friday's duplicate bridge event with prizes. In the North South pairings R Wilson and M Nucefora took first, R Johnston and W Wheeler second, G Hatch and R Thimot third. In East West, Mr and Mrs R Aelion won first followed by O Pasanen and C Ruggles as second and Mrs E Anderson and Mrs G Hatch as third.
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Acton
Acton Community Center
R. Wilson
M. Nucefora
R. Johnston
W. Wheeler
G. Hatch
R. Thimot
R. Aelion
O. Pasanen
C. Ruggles
E. Anderson
New Zealand Educator Visits General Radio
Bernard T Withers senior lecturer from the University of Canterbury Christchurch visited General Radio Inc Concord West to see test and measuring equipment and methods of production. He aims to update the college curriculum and improve graduate placement as part of a world tour sponsored by his university. Withers toured the plant with Dr Donald B Sinclair and GRs export sales team after lunch in the company cafeteria.
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B. T. Withers
General Radio
W. R. Kundert
I. H. Sichel
West Concord
General Radio Company
Bernard T. Withers
Withers
University of Canterbury
Christchurch
New Zealand
United States
England
Donald B. Sinclair
G. R
Concord Police Summary Shows Mixed Car Crash Trends
The Concord report notes a 20 percent drop in Route 2 accidents in 1962 but overall yearly data indicate a worsening record. Property damages rise by $63,897 with total damages at $180,208 while lack of hospitalization and lost work figures are cited as unseen costs.
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Concord
Doyle Advocates Vocational School in Concord Papers
In a January 21 1963 letter to the Concord Enterprise candidate D Doyle thanks voters for support and calls for a vocational high school. He argues it would train youths for lifetime jobs, aid defense needs, and lower local taxes while expanding apprenticeship options.
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Concord
Concord Enterprise
West Concord
To Concord
Photography club formed for youths in Concord
A photography club for youths aged 10 to 14 will be formed in Concord. Membership limited to 15 on a first come basis, led by Charles Barker of Creative Photographers in Boston, under 4H supervision. First meeting is Monday.
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Concord
Charles Barker
Barker
Creative Photographers
Boston
Sudbury Officials Hear Edison Pole Installation Plans
Boston Edison submits a letter for a Jan 31 hearing at Town Hall on pole installations for a 13 800 volt distribution line. The project would serve North Sudbury Maynard and Acton, improving reliability and reducing needed substations and wires, with town review and tree trimming noted.
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Sudbury
Boston Post Road
North Road
North Sudbury
Maynard
Acton
Lexington
Ferguson
Michael G. Stratton
Acton Boards Join Protests At Public Meeting
Acton boards discussed site issues for a proposed state academy north of Route 2 and land for industrial use on the south side. A hearing addressed gas storage on How B. Davis property, with a petition from abutters opposing it. The board also approved a Concordian Motel sign license with a temporary clause tied to current construction permits.
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Florence A. Merriam School
Acton
State Academy
Robert L. Gray
How B. Davis
Railroad Street
South Acton
Char
Concordian Motel
Sudbury candidates file intentions for March election
Sudbury voters face a March 4 election with many incumbents facing competition. Filing deadlines are Monday at 5 p.m. with the board of registrars and Feb 4 at 5 p.m. with the town clerk. The slate includes moderated races, selectman contest, planning board entries, and several re election bids.
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Sudbury
Board of Registrars
News of Town
John C. Powers
Frank Leonardi
Lawrence B. Tighe
J. Fleet Cowden
Augustus.w. E. Sharkey
Bertha W. Smith
Library Committee
Louis F. Hough
Board of Health
Planning Board
Albert St. Germain
Frank R. Sherman
Franker
Sandy McCoy
Ted Harding
Parker Albee
Stanley Russell
Jeanne Harding
Steel Facts Highlight Steel Use in Homes Across America
A publication by the American Iron and Steel Institute states that about one third of all steel produced in the United States is used in and around homes. The report notes steel is the primary material for construction and for items in the kitchen, living room, and outdoor patio.
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New York
UPD
America
American Iron and Steel Institute
Daycees National Sets Youth Safety Golf Tourney
In 1962 Daycees National sponsored a youth golf tournament for about 1,000 youngsters. The event raised funds for Emerson troop sponsorship and prompted calls for stricter financial disclosures in campaigns. The group aims to repeat the honor in June 1962.
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Emerson
Any Fig Meet Monday Intimate Relations Tean
A fragment notes a Fig Meet Monday event focusing on intimate relations and a team. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the item points to a plan or gathering related to personal discussions or demonstrations. The readable entities include Fig Meet and Monday.
Invest in Your com Buy U. S. Savings
A compact public notice urges readers to invest in United States savings programs. It emphasizes patriotic finance and domestic savings options as a means to support national economic security. The brief highlights accessibility and potential benefits for ordinary citizens.
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U. S
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Congregational Church
James Mercer Paul Perry
George Hervey
Robert
Richard Green
Alexander Filipov
Marble Thayer
Waltham Boys Club
Calvin Brown
Concord Carlisle
Churches of Concord
BIG A
UPI
Aqueduct
New York Racing Association
Payne & Winter
Science
Sealy
i@ mattress
Sahara
Las Vegas
Hotel
Carter Furniture CO. Inc
Main St
General Radio Inc
Hanley
DOYLE
Oe D. Doyle
Sudbury Selectmen
Edison
Board of Selectmen
Massachusetts
Straed
F. M
Police Academy
Lawrence W. Tighe
John Rankin
Lincoln- Sudbury
Donald J. MacRae
Virginia Kirshner
Parks and Recreation Committee
Daycees National
Tean
Rela
Anderson
Wetherbee Acton
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