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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
18
George Wood urges Hale High School seniors in Springfield to uphold ideals from graduation. He recalls his 1960 memory of 497 classmates, warns against erosion of conscience by prejudice, law-breaking, and conformity, and challenges graduates to defend their views and act with integrity.
Concord Middlesex School winds up classes with the annual graduation. St Bernard’s high school Christian education classes closed last week with Rt Rev John A York officiating and awards given. Mrs Ralph Beers of North Branford married Earl J Arnold of Waltham at Trinitarian Congregational Church with Rev Ay Hocutt officiating. Arnold is Waltham Chamber of Commerce executive director and Mrs Arnold is a North Branford probate judge.
Carlisle-Pioneer girls plan a roller skating trip to Lowell this Saturday leaving at 9 30 a m Vacation Bible School opens Monday with classes daily 9 03 to 11 30 Mrs Ethel Powers in charge Voice of Christian Youth banquet set for Saturday at Church of Open Bible Woburn Children Day on Sunday program at 4 p m no evening service Intermediate C E to Swanson's camp Westford for a picnic and swimming party Invest in your country.
Sunday service at Union Evangelical Church features a Children’s Day program led by Supt. Mrs. Cyrus Kendrick Jr. Readers and choirs perform Psalms, hymns, Bible verses, and a flannelgraph story. Youth and fifth to sixth grade groups deliver recitations ending with This Is My Father's World and benediction.
Carlisle town meeting approved 11 articles with 104 voters present. A $6500 forest fire truck and $16000 surplus funds for school use were allocated. Terms for four officials changed to three years and sessions set to March first. Maynard Grange held Past Masters Night with 20 past masters. plans for Pomona attendance announced.
Members met indoors at Esther Smiley’s Littleton home on a rainy Wednesday for a cookout and followed with a business meeting at Universalist Church. Anna French presided as noble grand with co-hostesses Louise Garceau Alice Roberts and Mrs Smiley. Twenty one attended.
Mr Patrick Cliffen, 63, told a judge on Thursday he was on his hands and knees on a busy street because he was cleaning up. He said his life’s ambition is to keep Britain tidy.
Acton police responded to a two vehicle collision at Route 2A 27 when Paul Driscoll Ashland stopped on Route 27 and Wallace Forrester Sudbury failed to stop on wet pavement striking Driscoll from behind. No injuries reported. Forrester vehicle towed. Officer Kendall Jr. investigated.
Frederick H. Greene Jr. announces the 1960 tax rate of 94 dollars as the largest increase in town history. He cites higher school and general town expenses as the main cause of the rise.
Vernon Smith and James Baker returned home Monday after a two week fishing trip in Brassway Me. Mrs Dorothy Smith hosted 14 Abbie A Lindstrom Club members at a cookout indoors due to rain. Mrs Kay Nedza attended the Somerville unit installation on Tuesday.
Acton Grange P H No 259 announces Home and Community Service Night on Tuesday at 8 at the center fire station. Ella Torkeisen leads the program. Middlesex Central Pomona meets next at 8 at the Evangelical Congregational church for the season finale.
West Acton parish schedules 40 hour devotion starting Friday 6:30 pm mass and ending Sunday with high mass at 11:45 am. Friday benediction at 8:45 pm and Saturday Holy Hour 8 to 9 pm for Holy Name and women and children. Trinity Sunday on June 12 offers the last Easter duty opportunity for communicants.
The Sudbury League of Women Voters adopts a two point plan urging early public involvement in master planning and strong conservation measures. It favors open space preservation and land protection through purchase or conservation easements, while debating low density zoning. Government should oversee broad land use policy.
Maynard Cay Note announces Mr. and Mrs. Lech celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday mass at St. Mary’s. Pope John XXIII’s papal blessing was reported by Pastor Cis S. Miaskiewicz. A reception at their home followed in the afternoon.
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