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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
16
Concord Carlisle High School promotes Education Week highlighting its broad curriculum and opportunities for intellectual social physical and artistic growth. The article notes elective flexibility for mechanics and math, college bound options, 25 clubs, adult education headquarters, and civic productions as part of the district’s “Million Dollar Program.”
Sudbury Troop 61 led by Richard Maurer hiked from Memorial Church to Parmenter Reservation. Scouts voted on tent sleeping, started fires for breakfast, and learned first aid via a "lost child" drill with a doll. After lunch they played football then returned home or to the church for rides.
Freshman Charles L. Noble of Lowell Road has enrolled as a member of the Class of 1967 at C. W. Post College of Long Island University. Noble is a Concord Carlisle High School graduate.
Sudbury Region Teachers Association proceeds from a Halloween Barn Dance filled the scholar ship fund. The event featured square dancing and jitterbug, with performances by Jim Miser Mark Worden Jim Canty and Dick Driscoll. Musical support came from Pip Moss Dan Carter Jay Natpli and Craig Johnson. Frank Heys chaired, with Stella Tsolas decorating and Deborah Noyes handling tickets.
Sudbury religious school sessions set for the coming week at Sudbury Methodist Church. Classes include kindergarten through fourth grade on Saturday at 9 30 a.m. fifth grade Tuesday and Thursday at 3 p.m. sixth grade Tuesday and Thursday at 4 30 p.m. A Bar Mitzvah is planned for November 16 at 9 30 a.m. and Stephen Goldstone, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Goldstone, will be confirmed at a junior congregation.
South Acton Unitarian Universalist Church hires Polly Proctor of Concord as choir director planning a varied year from medieval to contemporary works. Sunday hymns align with sermon themes while a church choir for younger members is organized. 18 volunteers currently rehearse Thursdays 7:30 to 9. Clean up at Hale School site for new police and fire station underway by town labor with plans to reuse foundations and brick. town committee to present preliminary plans at the next town meeting.
Christian Science churches will read Psalms 37 23 from the King James Version this Sunday. The Bible Lesson topic is Adam and Fallen Man reflecting on divine guidance and moral progress.
Mrs William H Wilson of Woodsbridge Road was installed noble grand of Refuge Rebekah Lodge No 118 at Pequod Lodge Hall Wayland. Only other local member installed was Mrs Leroy Hall. About 180 attendees attended the ceremony. A past noble grand pin went to Florence Wood and flowers were given by Mrs Wilson's husband.
Concord reports United Electro Inc of Pasadena to acquire Allied Research Associates stock for four UEC shares per four Allied shares. The plan prioritizes expanding capabilities in physics engineering and geophysics with AED and Analytic Systems units, aiming for 3 million in sales by year end 1963.
Acton Church of the Good Shepherd hosts a Christmas fair on December 7 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Acton-Boxboro High School auditorium to raise church funds. Committee chairs oversee gifts decorations book stall candy table children's activities food green thumb jewelry snack bar dinner toys and more with many helpers welcome.
Concord notes American Education Week starts Tuesday as the first of two events for junior high parents. Homeroom teachers invite visits during class time to observe a normal day and arrange parent conferences starting Nov 18. Reports for the first marking period will be discussed. Early meetings help eighth graders plan high school programs.
The Enterprise reports a state complaint about wiring inspection at the new high school. State inspector Bernard Wilson examined the site and found the work in order. Electrical foreman Benjamin A. Bigusiak said he does not know who filed the complaint and asserts the inspection was his own work.
Three summer ambassadors and two foreign students addressed 560 supporters of the P T S A Student Exchange Program. Mary Lee Tonseth described a Oslo stay and showed Berlin East face slides. Dan Carver stayed on a Swedish farm with 23 hours of daylight. Kenneth Ga Fullerton led a fundraiser.
Clark C. Abt, manager of the strategic studies department, led the October League of Women Voters session with a discussion on what individuals can do to prevent war. He focused on four areas where citizens can gain insight into preventing military conflict and emphasized resolving disputes rationally to reduce risks from living conditions and frustration.
At the December 9 special town meeting the Conservation Commission proposed purchasing about 11 acres of low land owned by Richard Flannery for 4000 dollars from conservation funds set aside at the March town meeting. The parcel lies along Cambridge turnpike and Mill Brook, with access rights along the Lexington road corridor. The land has long been in the Flannery family. a nursery lease is already in place and no buildings are involved.
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