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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
9
The Ev. Lutheran Church in America held its annual meeting with members elected to a 15 member committee by secret ballot. Debra Lundlad Clark John Paakki Otto Kunelius and others named as participants while education and young teachers were discussed under a coordinator. The group noted a savings bond program and education guidance.
Sudbury K Fox of 15 West Street has been named assistant to the vice president of the personal sales department in the southwest division. He joined in 1947 after graduating from Ohio University and has worked in Syracuse Washington DC Louisville and Atlanta. He is active in the Junior Chamber and Chamber of Commerce and holds honorary Kentucky Louisiana and Texas titles. East Cambridge Men and prominent residents include John A Davis Maynard Edward C Harkins among others.
Rotarians heard remarks from Manager about warrants and appropriations as well as other items to be acted on by President Charles B Hall. A moment of silence was given for P P Ailden R Wheeler who had perfect attendance for 20 years prior to his passing.
Police sergeant advocates bike path project as a good idea and seeks support of voters with a $1000 backing. He frames the plan as beneficial for community safety and mobility. The brief notes the sergeant’s stance and funding appeal without detailing further endorsements.
Acton Center announces its Winter-Spring program under the board of directors with Samuel S. Alexander as chair. Courses start the week of February 4 including rug braiding philosophy art and a mod act workshop with folk singing and dancing. Technicolor children movies run every second Saturday with two showings on January 26. Special dates include February 16 square dance with Bob Treyz. March 14 15 16 glass menagerie presented by Little Theater Workshop. annual children's play in May and spring arts festival to be announced. Census reports 100 025 women as farmers or farm managers in 1960.
Xavier Library lists an exhibit generating much local interest at Concord Xavier High. The display showcases items from the school collection and invites visitors to view the display in the coming weeks.
Concord hosts over 40 4 H Club members in their teens for a junior leaders weekend at H Camp Middlesex Ashby on January 25 and 26. Participants will learn parliamentary procedure demonstrations planning and execution of leadership with Judy Robert Lex ington David Carlson Beverly Haskell and Beverly Klein leading. Brown's recreation activity will feature skiing and ice skating while H staff provide training in junior leadership role playing publicity and problem solving.
Lincoln and Sudbury health boards schedule Sabin oral vaccine clinics today tomorrow and Saturday for residents ages three months to 70 years. Sudbury clinics at town hall and Lincoln at Smith School Gym Lobby from 1 to 4 today 5 to 8 Friday and 9 30 to 11 30 Saturday. Call numbers for information or transportation provided.
A soil testing discussion titled Getting the most for your Fertilizer Dollar will be held February 6 in Sudbury. Francis Mentzer Jr., county agricultural agent, will speak at the Goat Breeders meeting, with Concord hosts Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carlson assisting.
Concord Lincoln resident asks police about school status during a sleet storm. Sergi Martin S Yauga reports he was told by the highway department it was too slippery for them to respond. Local confusion centers on road conditions and school operations.
The Methodist Church parish hall hosts the Sweetheart Swirl dance on February 8 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event, sponsored by the couples club, opens to the public with tables chairs and refreshments. General chairs are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farmer with committees for decorations tickets publicity and more.
Acton resident Fordon, 22 Orchard Drive, West Acton, was injured in a head on collision with a gravel track on Concord Road near the bridge. He suffered a compound leg fracture, facial lacerations, and hand injuries and was taken to Emerson Hospital. The truck driver, Harold W. Whitcomb of Littleton, was reportedly unharmed.
Nashoba Valley District Holy Name members plan a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting at Anne's parish hall with President Roger Duval presiding. Co chairmen J. Conrad Mayberry and John Coffey will announce the Feb 8 10 retreat at St Gabriel's Monastery Brig hton. Reservations contact Mayberry at TW 78141. Sunday officers will attend the banquet at Blinstruth's South Boston.
Lloyd Pugsley of Maynard declares Stow must invite industry to ease rising levies. He cites tax growth from 34.50 in 1939 to 92 last year and warns locals against new zoning that hinders his Route 62 plans or future Maynard project. He threatens court action if zoning is deemed spot zoning.
Middlesex Central Pomona members met Wednesday evening at Sudbury Methodist Church. A beef stew supper was served by church women before the regular business session. Lincoln-Sudbury High School choral group provided entertainment. Isabel Curran of Lexington directed the Pomona event.
Officials announce a Monday session February 4 from 2 to 4 pm in which youth may drop in to meet Sgt. Mel Miller recruiting sergeant and learn about joining.
The annual warrant includes proposed legislation to empower selectmen to address unsafe properties. The measure targets two local buildings flagged for structural concerns and potential hazards.
Harvard reports earnings up over 1961 with a gain of 6.36 million dollars. Net income after taxes reaches 1.656 million, surpassing 1.251 million in the prior year.
Two St Louis Cardinal players Charley James and Cal Maxvill work at Washington University out of season James teaches engineering and Maxvill recruits for the engineering department in a university program reported by UPI.
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