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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1961

Page

5

Roxborough Regional athletic field plans for Acton area

A 1962 town report outlines Roxborough Regional athletic field development in Acton. It covers ownership, funding splits, costs, project scope including track and field facilities, seating, screening, and nearby infrastructure. It notes proximity to Routes 2 27 111 and Route 495 and planned junior high school use. Plans foresee annual enrollment growth to about 1090 and possible outdoor graduation use. Ready date to be determined.

Gerard Leone Ger.tor Weston Roxborough Acton Giety Blanchard

Local High School Announces Seventh Grade Leader and Festival Plans

Miss Claire Lyons of the regional high school council names seventh grade president Carol Batstone with John Hill as secretary and Bentsen as treasurer. Eighth grade president Parsons is also noted. Beverly Klitsch receives a piano set honor. Director Constantine reports auditions for a stern music festival with Carl Ribeiro of Acton Roxborough accepted into the 98 piece band.

Claire Lyons Ttof Regional High School Council Carol Batstone John Hill Secret Bentsen Jopling Coun- Dee Donna Mitchell Tice Parsons Beverly Klitsch Wento Beverly Nesary Constantineis Stern Carl Ribeiro Acton-Roxborough

Concert On Sunday West List Church Sanctuary

Mrs Richard Shaw and Anthony Hill will preside at an organ concert Sunday in the sanctuary of West 1ist Church. Tickets may be obtained at the church, and reservation by Kenneth Simpson is advised.

Richard Shaw Anthony Hill West 1Ist Church Kenneth Simpson

Local Navyman Receives California Assignment

Douglas P. Peltak aviation ordnanceman airman apprentice, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony T Peltak Marlboro Mass, graduates from aviation ordnance man school at NATU Jacksonville Fla. He has been transferred to Air Development Squadron Four at Naval Missile Center Point Mugu California. Before service in February 1961 he graduated from Marlboro High School.

Jacksonville Pla Douglas P. Peltak Aviation Ordnanceman U.S. Navy Anthony T. Peltak Broadstreet Marlboro Mass Naval Air Technical Training Unit Air Station Peltak Air Development Squadron Naval Missle Center Point Mugu Cal Itak Marlboro High School

Supper and Fair at Carlisle Church

Carlisle-First Rel Society hosts a fair at the Carlisle church starting at 1 p.m. Crafts foods and pony rides are planned weather permitting. A ham and bean supper with two seatings at 5:30 and 6:45 p.m. will close the day.

Carlisle

Wayside Inn Boys Plan Harvest Ball Reunion

Former members of the Wayside Inn Boys School will hold their second annual Harvest Ball at the Wayside Inn on November 18 with dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations through the Wayside Harvest Ball Committee P.O. Box 461 South Sudbury.

South Sudbury Wayside Inn Boys School the Inn Wayside Harvest Ball Committee P.O. Box

Couple Welcomes Son at Emerson Hospital November

Mr and Mrs Charles Beach of Randall Road announce the birth of a son on November 2 at Emerson Hospital. Troop 2 Stow Gird Scouts went bowling in Acton on Monday and December 4 with 15 in the group. Other bowling trips are planned for November 20.

Charles Beach Randall Road Emerson Hospital Stow Gird Acton

Mrs O Connell Reappointed Concord Christmas Seals Chairman

Mrs John O Connell 23 ae street is reappointed Concord chairman for 1961 1962 Christmas seal campaign opening Monday. Seals mailers reach residents by then with Mrs Shirlie Rice and Miss Anne Foley guiding volunteers. The Middlesex Tuberculosis and Health Association funds chest X rays tests and health education in Concord and Middlesex County at 35 Winn Street Burlington.

Concord John O'Connell Ae Street Ci ‘Oncord O‘connell Shirlie Rice Anne Foley Woburn Winn Street Burlington Iddlesex ‘Luberculosis and Health Association Middlesex County United Appeal Associaeior

Woman's Club Meets Tuesday in Concord

Concord Woman's Club holds its meeting at 1 30 p m at the Scout House with Past Presidents Day observed. Dessert and coffee accompany the program Lost Art of Reading for Fun featuring Betty Nelson, a guest speaker with literary and entertainment experience. Hostesses are Mrs Alden H Russell and Mrs Harold Tompking.

Concord

Rebekahs Meet Plan Card Party in West Concord

Willow Rebekah Lodge No. 109 hosted Ann Nord noble grand of Nemeset Lodge Ashby who demonstrated fabric painting. A card party is set for 8 p.m. at 318 Main Street hosted by Eola Burrill with Inez Wilkins and Lucy Fiske as hostesses.

West Concord Willow Rebekah Lodge 1.C.C.F Union Church Ann Nord Noble Grand Nemeset Lodge Ashby P.N.G

Emblem Club Sponsoring Square Dance Saturday Night

Concord emblem club members host a square dance at Ellis Hall this Saturday at 8 p m. Past president Mrs Leo Sheehan is chairwoman and Ralph Noyes will call. The public is invited to attend the holiday activity.

Concord Concord Emblem Club Ellis’ Hall Leo Sheehan Ralph Noyes

Recent Delegates To 4 H Conference

Names of delegates attending the recent 4 H conference at Camp Middlesex Ashby include Martha Ann Bradford Ferguson Paul Berry Richard Sudbury Donal Philip Delanno cton David Carlson Bedford and Nar Latin.

J.L.I.T Camp Middlesex Ashby Martha Ann Bradford Ferguson Paul Berry Richard Sudbury Maldson Nar- Latin Donal Philip Delanno David Carlson Bedford

Little Leaguers To Be Honored At Dinner Here

Acton district hosts a 1961 Colonial Little League season finale with a 6 p.m. dinner for players who finished their league career, followed by a 7 30 p.m. Sports Night address by Wilbur Wood of the Boston Red Sox. Trophies will be presented by Wood and George Berradi. a plaque honors Middlesex Launderers and Cleaners, sponsor of the 1961 White Sox champions.

Acton Colonial Little League Roxborough Wilbur Wood Boston Red Sox Wood George Berradi Middlesex Launderers and Cleaners White Sox

Enforcement of parking ban and goalpost safety in Concord

As of November 1 the town will strictly enforce a horse parking ban through April. Police emphasize controlling unruly sports crowds and cite a Boston area incident leading to a 1960 law forbidding tearing down goalposts with fines from 50 to 200 dollars. We intend to enforce this law for spectator safety.

Wm. J. Costello Concord Boston

Nashoba Sportsmen Club to Meet Next Thursday

Acton members plan a regular meeting at the club house next Thursday at 8 p.m. The gathering will cover club affairs and upcoming activities.

Acton Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club

Honor Memory Of Navy Man Riz zitano

Memorial observances honor Seaman First Class Dominic Rizzitano born January 6 1962 in Concord. He enlisted at 17 trained in radio electronics at Northeastern and Sampson Naval Base. He died June 6 1945 at Samar Philippines while serving in the U S Navy.

Concord Dominic J. Rizzitano Veterans Building Emerson Percy A Northeastern University Navy Samar Phillipine Islands Dominic Mary J. Rizzitano Alexander Sue) Castrichini Peter

Public employment discussion by state employee Pleau

Concord and Mrs Norman Beecher announce a League of Women Voters meeting at Elks Hall on Wednesday at 9 45 a m. Pleau a career state employee since 1937 who served in Public Safety and later in Motor Vehicles Illinois is to discuss how state workers evaluate the public service and his current role as supervisor of financial procedures and records.

Concord Norman Beecher League of Women Voters Mass State Employees Association Pleau Department of Public Safety The of Motor Vehicles League Elks Hall

Sudbury Woman Killed In Two Car Crash On Boston Post Road

Mrs Mabel E Polliucci 35 of 50 horse Pond road was killed instantly in a two car crash on the Boston Post Road early Sunday. Her husband John Polliucci was badly injured and taken to Framingham Union Hospital where Walmore White Jr Sudbury officer off duty also suffered injuries. White’s brother William 27 of Hudson was riding with him and also hurt. Services for Polliucci were held at John Esposito and Sons Funeral Home Watertown and Belmont Methodist church. She leaves two children Kim 18 and Lona 17 and a husband who runs a restaurant in Watertown Square.

Sudbury Mabel E. Polliuecci Horse Pond Road John Polliucci Boston Post Framingham Union Hospital Walmore White, Jr Powers Road White William Main Street Hudson

Local Clergymen To Attend Parley At Trinity Church

Rev William H Clark and Rev H William Graham of Trinity Church will attend the Mass Council meeting at Trinity Church. Opening service at 11 a m with Dr Reinhold Niebuhr televised on Channel 5. Niebuhr, professor of Christian ethics at Union Theological Seminary, New York is among leading theologians.

William H. Clark H. William Graham Trinity Church Mass Council of Etre Ton Reinhold Niebuhr Channel 5 Niebuhr Union Theological Seminary New York City

Kris Kringle Karnival planned for November fair

Plans are in full swing for the annual fair of the women s society of Christian service The Kris Kringle Karnival will be held Nov 18 Supper reservations may be made Co chairmen are Mrs Everett Berry and Mrs Gerald Row Also a cream German shepherd at Harry Rices Water Row Hilltop 3 2324 and other pets available for adoption

Harry Rice’s Water Row Hilltop Women’s Society of Christian Service Everett Berry Gerald Row

Superintendent Lerer Attends Massachusetts Meeting

Superintendent Albert Lerer attended the annual meeting of the Massachusetts School Superintendents Association at Armand's Beacon Terrace in Framingham yesterday. The discussions covered educational policy legislation affecting education and the application of recent innovations in the field.

Albert Lerer Massachusetts School Superintendents Association Armand’s Beacon Terrace Framingham

Notes Of Interest In Church Events

Regular meeting of Holy Name Society at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church Tuesday at 8 p.m. A Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality meeting follows the regular Novena. A high requiem mass is set for Saturday morning for all Archdiocese clergy. Saturday school for Grades 1 4 5 is omitted November 11.

Holy Name Society St. Elizabeth of Hungary Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality

Candy Sale Begins Sponsored by DeMolay Chapter

Concords annual holiday candy sale starts with DeMolay Chapter sponsoring. On Monday and Tuesday from 6 30 p m to 9 p m members will conduct door to door canvassing to raise funds and support community programs. Buy U S savings bonds.

Concord Conent DeMolay Chapter de Molay

Concord Dinner At Rod and Gun Club With Turkey Draw

Bing Bartolomeo and committee host a full course roast beef dinner at Rod and Gun Club on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. A drawing offers eight 15 pound turkeys and a Thanksgiving basket. This is the last dinner before January’s Game Dinner. Returns due by Tuesday.

Concord Bing” Bartolomeo Rod & Gun Club

Scrolls Presented At Acton Town Hall For March 5 Trail March

Scrolls will be presented at 8 PM at Acton Town Hall to participants of the March 5 march along the Minute Man trail. Recipients include those who walked Oct 7 for the educational hike. Speaker Richard C. Potter of Worcester, a former Concord resident, will discuss the journey. Invited guests include Concord Chapter D.A.R. members and Carl Isle representatives.

Acton Acton Town Hall Isaac Davis D.A.R Richard C. Potter Worcester Concord Author's Corner of Concord Carlisle

PTA Planning Seeks Funds for Junior High Dance Program

The Maynard PTA board met at Roosevelt school to review a junior high school dance instruction project with 7th graders and 30 eighth graders enrolled for 15 one hour lessons. Funds are short and the group aims to cover the difference. A panel on "How to Study" is slated for November 21 with moderator Virginia Robinson and panelists Mary Hibard Seocndin Sullivan Dorothy Kitchen and Leo Mullin. President Albert Iskian reported on the School Needs committee meeting.

Maynard P.T.A Roosevelt School P.P. Leo F. Mullin Virginia Robinson Mary Hibbard Seocndin Sullivan Dorothy Kitchen Mullin Albert Iskian

Penny sale and refreshments in lower town hall

A brief note mentions a penny sale with refreshments held in the lower town hall. It adds that the next regular meeting will be November 21. The text also contains a stray line about the jaguar being the largest powerful American cat, noting rare size comparisons to a tiger.

Lower Town Hall America

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Ort of Mt and Correct Athletic William L Roxborough Regional Inal School Nurkeys California Wayside Inn Udson Theatre SAT SUN Mrs. O'Connell Seals Drive O'Connell Middlesex Tuberculosis Board of Directors John H. Mulhall Hall Robert Brown Donald Mor. Smith Nicholas Albanese Woman’s Club Rebekahs Emblem Club U. N Valerian A. Zorin New York Security Council L. W Wile Lerer U.S Town Stow Mike” Curran Lexington Stow Garage Grange Berlin Georgia King Robert Connington Stow Town Hall P.T. A NEW England Maid Candy Sale Sordan Marsh Company Shoppers’ World Sheers By Hudson Jordan
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