Families Welcomed From Across Towns and Roles
An assembled list notes new families and connections across regions. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mailhot Jr with daughters Marie and Claire, and several professionals including an electrical engineer at Raytheon Sudbury and a physiotherapist tied to Wal tham Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Philip Mailhot, Jr
Marie
Claire
Raytheon
Sudbury
Irwin
Matthew
Mark
Susan
Ruth Ellen
Miles Reich
Ivy
Amy
Waltham
Waltham Hospital
Canton
Benjamin Walker
Ferigno & Walker
Ashland
Legion Will Meet and Kay to Be Guest
Acton-Edwards Quimby Post 284 meets Tuesday at 8 pm at the Legion Home with Mrs. Stanley A. Kay Neden as guest. Kay will speak at the upcoming American Legion Auxiliary conference in Boston on legislative programs for Massachusetts. Max Baer of The Beverly Hillbillies won the Sacramento Junior Open Golf championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Edwards Quimby Post
Legion Home
Stanley A. (Kay) Neden
American Legion Auxiliary
Hotel Somerset
Boston
Massachusetts
Max Baer
Beverly Hillbillies
Sacramento
Calif
Concord Water and Sewer Systems Serve Town Needs
Concord operates two separate water systems and a municipal sewer, serving about 85 percent of residents. The water system dates to 1874 with 75 miles of mains, 605 hydrants, and 3,347 customers, funded entirely by water revenues. The sewer system, built 1889 and expanded 1928, serves roughly 10 percent of the population, with two pumping stations and a treatment plant featuring an Ishoff Tank and eight sand filter beds. a 1962 vote authorized up to $700,000 for improvements including filter bed reconstruction and trunk sewer replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sandy Pond
Lincoln
Nagog Pond
Acton
Sudbury Road
Thoreau Street
Everett Street
Nashawtuc Hill
West Concord
Route 2A
Annursnac Hill
Nine Acre Corner
Deaconess Well
Assabe
Assabet
Main Street
Lowell
Keyes
Lowell Roads
Aassabet
Lowell Road
Bedford Street
Ishoff
MacArthur Road
Acton Community Notes Highlight Memorials And Missing Teens
Flowers at Church of the Good Shepherd honor dead Florence and Wilhemina Bertel. Two Acton girls aged 16 and 17 were found safe after two days missing. Concord officers picked up the pair at the Concord Bowl arena after they reportedly worked at a West Concord plant and traveled to Cambridge. Mass Chiefs of Police Association marks 75th anniversary November 17 with Chief Edward J Collins Jr attending. Local schools reopened after Friday teachers convention. Dr Samuel McLean Gilmour spoke at Acton Center Congregational Church. Church outreach sessions and a pot luck supper were planned. Senior High Fellowship staging a Work Day for Christ to fund a missionary project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ralph H. Thileen
Robert Learmonth
Concord
Concord Bowl Arena
West Concord
Cambridge
Mass Chiefs of Police Association
Edward J Collins, Jr
Acton Center Congregational Church
Christ
Edward A. McKay
Edwards-Quimby Post Members Attend Westford Post Installation
Members of Edwards-Quimby Post U L led by Mr and Mrs Stanley A Nedza 157 Wil oe Street attended the installation of officers of Westford post on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards-Quimby Post U.L
Stanley A. Nedza
Wiloe Street
Westford Post
Navy Seaman Joins USS Fox On North Atlantic Med Maneuvers
Stow James D Crue, quartermaster third class, U S Navy son of Mrs Lillian M Crue of Great Road serves aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Fox which took part in North Atlantic Treaty Organization fall training maneuvers in the Mediterranean. Of Stow interest is the election of Susan Paaki president of Nashoba Regional High School Dramatic Club and Constance Joyce named president of international affairs club at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D Crue
U.S. Navy
Lillian M. Crue
Great Road
U.S.S.M.C. Fox
Mediterranean
Stow
Susan ‘Paaki
Nashoba
H.S. Dramatic Club
Constance Joyce
Reforming Sunday Service At Union Congregational
Stow residents attended the Reform formation Sunday service at Union Congregational Church in Maynard Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Union Congregational Church
Maynard
North Texas State wins third straight NCAA golf title
Touring pro Don January once starred for North Texas State College as the team secured a third consecutive national collegiate golf championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Golf
Plainview
Tex
UPI
Don January
North Texas State College
New Law Punishes Football Fans for Drinking at Games
Maynard and Concord police chiefs foresee little impact from Chapter 317 of 1962 law prohibiting possession of alcoholic beverages in public school venues. The rule, punishable by up to 30 days in jail or a $100 fine or both, targets school buildings and premises under public school control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Concord
Michael T. Zapareski
James E. Finan Jr
Two Coffee Hours for Republican Candi dates Wives in Sudbury
Two town coffee hours are set for today at 10 30 a m honoring wives of Republican candidates Mrs John Volpe Mrs George Lodge Mrs Francis and Mrs Edward Brooke Mrs Lester Smith of Stock Farm Road hosts one event and Mrs Frank Leonardi the other Committee members assisting include Mrs Leonardi Mrs William Howe Mrs Vincent Zarilli and Holman s Pine Rest Hearing was advertised October 18 25 in the Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Volpe
George Lodge
Francis
Edward Brooke
Lester Smith
Stock Farm Road
Frank Leonardi
Leonardi
William Howe
Vincent Zarilli
League voters urge support for Question 1 in state election
Republican coffee hours hostesses Mrs. James Fitzpatrick Mrs. Dana Jones Mrs. Howard Lehr and Mrs. George Patrick are joined by League of Women Voters leaders Mrs. John E Taft and Mrs. Henry O Robinson to urge a favorable vote on Question 1. They argue the 44 amendment restrictions belong in the obsolete category and should be removed to free the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzpatrick
Dana Jones
Howard Lehr
George Patrick
League of Women Voters
John E
Nancy) Taft
Henry O
Carol) Robinson
League
Memorial group to meet at 8 tonight at Cild home
An adult Bible discussion group from Memorial Congregational meets at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Luther Cild 93 Pokonet avenue. Interested readers may contact Mrs Joseph Atwood at 443-6180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Congregational
Luther Cild
Pokonet Avenue
Joseph Atwood
Miss Basilla Neilan Hosts New England Camping Group
Miss Basilla Neilan executive director of Elbanobscott Foundation and Camp Elbanobscott hosted the executive committee of the New England Camping Association. Neilan serves as an officer and plans to attend the fall conference on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basilla Neilan
Elbanobscott Foundation
Camp Elbanobscott
N. E. Camping Association
Miss Neilan
Centennial Open House at Goodnow Library
Readers are invited to an open house marking the library centennial on November 11 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Goodnow Library. The event offers a look back at a century of services and community activities with exhibits and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodnow
De Laney Birth Notice for Daughter at Newton-Wellesley
Mr and Mrs Timothy J De Laney of 14 Center Street welcome a daughter born October 17 at Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Delaney
Center Street
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Old Country Store Fair at Sudbury Methodist Church
The women's society of Sudbury Methodist Church hosts an Old Country Store fair on November 17 at 10 a.m. Co chairs are Mrs. Ray Paro and Mrs. Louis Morrison. More details will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society, Christian
Sudbury
Public hearing on three variance petitions set for Tuesday
The board of appeal will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the town hall to hear three petitions. Raytheon seeks an extended variance for testing on the Secatore property along Post Road. Post Road Inc seeks variances to create new lots on Stuart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagog
Deaconess
Cargill
Walden Street
Old Marlboro Road
Board of Appeal
Town Hall
Raytheon
Post Road, Inc
Stuart Street
Altar Guild to Meet Tonight with Boston Speaker
St Elizabeth's altar guild gathers tonight at 8 with a speaker from St Margaret's Convent Boston. Her talk Prayer Life of the Parish follows the Holy Communion service. Guild rummage sale set for Saturday from 10 a.m. to p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild of
St. Elizabeth's
St. Margaret’s Convent
Boston
Guild’s
Candlelighters Selected by Sudbury Church
Candlelighters chosen by Memorial Congregational Sud bury are Robert Fay Jeffrey Nims and alternates Borge son and Robert Clark Jr Bell ringers meet once a week rehearsing for their program. Now ee come call 443-6603 or ie Richard Bure kes 443-6488.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Memorial Congregational
Robert Fay
Jeffrey Nims
Borgeson
Robert Clark
Richard’ Burekes
Local Tickets On Sale For Visit By Carl deSuze Sudbury
Tickets for the November 23 appearance at Sudbury J H S gym are on sale locally through John Walker John McLean Bob Myers and Bob Nims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl deSuze
Sudbury
J.H.S
John Walker
John McLean
Bob Myers
Bob Nims
Town Board Meeting Notices Posted for Tonight
The board of selectmen meets tonight at 7 30 at the Gleason Library led by Chairman Herbert D Bates who is acting police chief. He reminds hunters this is a posted town and offenders will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Gleason Library
Herbert D. Bates
Bates
Maine Central Names Farnham W Smith To Board
Maine Central Railroad has named Farnham W Smith of Lowell Road to the board of directors. The appointment expands governance as the railroad pursues strategic plans and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
Farnham W. Smith
Lowell Road
Board of
Carlisle Move Ties Taylor Family to Boston Bank
Mr and Mrs J Arthur Taylor formerly of Lincoln relocated to Carlisle Mrs Taylor is Janet Lov of Carlisle and Concord Mr Taylor works at State Street Bank and Trust Boston New location ties their family to both Carlisle and Boston business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Taylor
Lincoln
Carlisle
Taylor
Janet Lov
Carlisle and
Concord
State Street Bank and Trust
Boston
Local Co-Chairmen Convene With Bates on Stearns Street
The local co-chairmen of the committee meet with Mrs. Herbert D. Bates on Stearns Street to discuss event planning and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Herbert D. Bates
Stearns Street
Halloween Parties Held by Carlisle Congregational Units
Hallowe en parties were held by the C E units of Carlisle Congregational Church on Saturday. Juniors met at the Whitman's on East street, seniors at the wards on Bedford street, and intermediates at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Carlisle Congregational Church
Whitman’s
East Street
Bedford Street
Carlisle Grange Plans Regular Meeting and Costume Party
Carlisle Grange will hold its next regular meeting at the Grange Hall on Wednesday at 8 pm with Master Arthur Mills presiding. A turkey party was held last Friday night and the public is welcome, 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Arthur Mills
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Webstess
Bernice C. Se Enterprise
Charles Jacobeons
Bill
American
Joseph Kirk
Marlborough
Jeffrey
Theon
Wayland
Manuel Lapidas
Guugmy
Gary
Jac Sheutiontnet
Legion
Kay
David
Benjamin
Heidi
Luan
Vinye
Weunen
Bede Oo
Sim
Sterdora
Suze Gr
Angad
Toute
Public Works Dept
John H. Robinson
Edward F. Wright
Heart Fund
Ford Parker
The
Mass. Heart
Charles
Ray G. Dagenais
Bradford Parker
Mass. Hear Association
North Middlesex
Church of the Good Shepherd
God
Florence
Wilhemina Bertel
Samuel McLean. Gilmour
Acton Center Congregational Rn Church
Sudbury News
Holman
Pine Rest
Enterprise
Water Street
Framingham
Nobscott Shopping
Paris
United Appliance Repair Service Inc
Lincoln St
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