Local Officials Appoint Representatives Amid Hall Meetings
Vague OCR text describes town hall appointments for a ward or committee. Patricia Venne Alp and Stanley Ritlillie M Nelson are named to represent a larger body with Rittenburg acting as Good Mrs. Nelson as Bradshaw. The passage references a farm, town clerk, and attendance at meetings amid restrictions.
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Lbers
Comwn
Patricia Venne
Alp
Stanley Rit
Lillie M. Nelson
Rittenburg
Town Manager Study Committee Expands With Bradshaw
The town manager study committee adds Bradshaw as a voting member citing his local government experience. It has held weekly meetings with Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson and Wayland executive secretary Norman E. Taylor to compare forms of government in similar towns. Further conferences with the board of selectmen are planned to explore administrative needs.
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Bradshaw
Theodore M. Nelson
Concord
Sudbury
Norman E. Taylor
Board of Selectmen
Wayland
Unlies
Meanwhie
Board of Selectmen With the Purpose of Exploring With the Selectmen
Sudbury Board Opposes Town Manager Form of Government
Sudbury selectmen reject adopting a town manager system. Selectman Lawrence B. Tighe says locals prefer the current selectmen government and oppose centralized control, noting only a few towns use town managers and citing Saugus as an example with multiple holders in 13 years.
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Sudbury
Lawrence B. Tighe
Selectman
Tighe
Saugus
Municipal government study committee eyes actions in state
John W. Agnew vice president of the First National Bank of Boston heads the municipal division. The committee plans conferences with town managers and secretaries to compile background on towns reversing executives, and to meet with local officials and other authoritative sources. Public progress updates will be given and citizens with relevant experience are invited to contact Mrs. Nelson at 26 Reeves Street or call 443 2378.
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John W. Agnew
First National Bank of Boston
Agnew
Commonwealth
Nelson
Reeves Street
Concord Activities Highlight Local Events and Plans
Concord and West Concord women led by Miss Geraldine Hannon travel to Lexington to meet a Democratic candidate. Community gatherings include church fairs, a ballet at Concord Carlisle High School, a Bentley alumni luncheon, a Family Service Society anniversary, a square dance for retarded children, and a youth joint meeting. The Children’s Bureau 1963 salaries exceed 1962 by nearly $200,000.
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Concord
West Concord
Geraldine Hannon
Kennedys
Lexington
Mis
Congress
Children’s Bureau
UMass student Ruth Ames among dorm fire victims
Miss Ruth Ames, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold J Ames of 1 Preston Road, was among University of Massachusetts students burned out when their dormitory caught fire on Saturday.
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Ruth Ames
Harold J. Ames
Preston Road
University of Massachusetts
Court Our Lady C. D. A. Whist Party at Monument Hall
The third and final whist party of the series will be held at Monument Hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The public is welcome and prizes will be awarded including an attendance prize. Refreshments will be served.
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Court
Our Lady C. D. A
Monument Hall
New Pastor Leads Midweek Evangelical Free Service
Mid week service of Evangelical Free Church is led by Rev. Robert S. Westa as new pastor. Evening service begins at seven, with members planning to attend the Suburban Cru.
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Evangelical Free Church
Robert S. Westa
Cru
Bay Path Girl Scout Trainers Attend Four Day Wal tham Session
Bay Path Girl Scout Council trains include Mrs. Robert Schwetke James Waters John Zagoudis and Miss Laurajean Road during a four day session in Wal tham this week. Memorial Flowers Sunday were sent by Mrs. Id A Fillmore. Women’s fellowship meets Tuesday at 8 pm with Mrs. Jack Hansen Arlington speaking on Home Decorations. Christian ae committee meets Wednesday at Mrs. Frederick Barstow 602 Peakham Road.
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Mesdames
Robert Schwetke
James Waters
John Zagoudis
Laurajean Road
Bay Path Girl Scout Council
Waltham
Id A. Fillmore
Women’s Fellowship
Jack Hansen
Arlington
Christian Ae
Frederick Barstow
Peakham Road
Voters Service Booth Seeks Rides To Polls
Weather permitting L. W. V. will run a voters service booth and provide rides to the polls on Tuesday. For transportation call Mrs. John J. Hennessy, voters service chairman, at 443-6893.
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Voters Service
John J. Hennessy
Sanctuary flowers honor Mr and Mrs A P Madee at church
Sanctuary flowers Sunday at the Methodist Church honored Mr. and Mrs. A P Madee, given by Mr. and Mrs. J Branche. Greeters included Mrs Bradford Gray. Members of Ww S C S attending the fall meet in Oxford on Wednesday were Mrs Eugene Ellis, Mrs Roy Paro, Mrs Wesley Broome and Mrs Blaine Taylor.
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Methodist Church
A. P. Madee
J. Branche
Bradford Gray
Oxford
Eugene Ellis
Roy Paro
Wesley Broome
Blaine Taylor
Noyes to Start Highway Traffic Project at Center
F Alvin Noyes officials said the highway project is expected to begin operations at the center this week. Details on timing and scope remain limited as crews prepare to initiate the traffic flow and related infrastructure work.
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F. Alvin Noyes
Highway
Selectman Lawrence B. Tighe Comments On Local Figures
Selectman Lawrence B. Tighe said this week that persons in the town are being scrutinized for roles in a community matter. He declined to name individuals but indicated ongoing inquiries and public interest in the outcome.
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Selectman
Lawrence B. Tighe
Restoration noted at Stow Historical Society meeting
More than 50 members gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John Watson Red Acre Road for refreshments and a tour of the restored house. Speakers Mr and Mrs John Sims presented slides on moving the Jonathan Wood house from Stow to Sudbury detailing dismantling numbering and re erecting.
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Stow
Mr. Sims
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