Raymond Property Use Planned for Wednesday Meeting
Sudbury planning board sets an 8 p m open meeting at Horse Pond School to discuss possible uses of the town owned 150 acre Raymond Property south of Route 20. Citizens may voice views. plans include junior high, pool and park, conservation, industry and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ming Pool
Charles E. Downe
Jack Smith
John Rankin
William P. Gormbley
Trueman Jackson
Planning Board
Copeland Speaks Before Simmons Group Tuesday
Nashoba Valley Simmons Club opens with a talk on Crazy New England Weather by WBZ TV meteorologist Robert Copeland known as Bob. The event at Mrs. John C. Dolan’s Acton home includes a short business meeting, refreshments, and an invitation to Simmons graduates and former students. Reservations advised to Concord and Acton contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
New England
Nashoba Valley
Simmons Club
John C. Dolan
Alcott Road
Acton
Robert Copeland
WBZ TV
Bob
Philip Sweetser
Sprong
Anna C. Carey
Simmons
Gifford Allen
J.H. Wright
Clark McElvein
Town Calendar Schedule Of Evening Meetings
The planning board meets at the town house at 7 30 p m Friday. Public works and assessors gather at 7 30 p m Tuesday. The selectmen meet at 7 p m and the board of public welfare convenes at 7 30 p m. The board of health meets at 8 p m at the town house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Welfare
Town House
Board of Health
Boxboro Grange to Meet Friday Evening
Boxborough Grange will hold its regular bi weekly meeting Friday at 8 p m presided by Earl Graves master Mrs Landry will conduct a dog training class Neighbor s Night featured Grace Byers and Gladys Steele in charge of refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxborough
Boxborough Grange
Earl Graves
Landry
Grace Byers
Gladys Steele
Chapter Donate S100 To Help Carla Victims
Concord Red Cross approves a 1000 grant to the American National Red Cross for Hurricane Carla victims. George E. Hall notes total aid will exceed 5 million, including nursing care for 2209 families and food shelter for 251886 refugees and 33370 emergency workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
American National Red Cross
Board of Directors
Red Cross
George E. Hall
Hall
Concord Red Cross
New England
Permits Granted in Carlisle for Gravel Removal and Pole Work
Carlisle selectmen were informed the board of appeals renewed Paul Swanson's gravel removal permit for one year. Boston Edison was authorized to move and erect a pole on Wildwood Drive. The Capt Isaac Davis Chapter DAR invited officials to a scroll presentation at Acton Town Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Board of Appeals
Paul Swanson
Boston Edison Company
Wildwood Drive
Board
Isaac Davis
D.A.R. Acton
Town Hall
Acton
Congregational Notes Sevenths and Pilgrims Gather
Seventh grade boys join the 1111 Club of C. E. for a Mount Monandock climb Saturday at 8 30 a m. Senior C E Society hosts a Grace Chapel Lexington party Saturday at 6 15 p m. Pilgrims meet at 3 p m today and Colonists at 3 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
1111 Club
C. E
Mount Monandock
C. E. Society
Grace Chapel
Lexington
Local Teacher, Student Depart For Acton Fair
Acton yesterday James Daddy head of the science department at Acton Roxborough Regional and Wayne Pasanen a junior class member left for the atom fair in Chicago Illinois. They will attend conferences and lectures on the Peace Time Uses of the Atom with Dr Glenn Seaborg delivering a keynote speech. Wayne appeared on the Don McNeil Breakfast Club this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
James Daddy
Acton-Roxborough
Wayne Pasanen
Chicago Il
Daddy
Pasanen
Glenn Seaborg
Wayne
Don Mcc- Neil
Chicago
Logan Airport
Boston Edison Company
Every Member Canvass Sunday at Evangelical Congregational Church
Acton supper and meeting for church members was held Friday evening. A proposed 1962 budget was discussed and unanimously accepted. Sunday callers will meet for lunch after the morning service before visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Evangelical Congregational Church
Miss Snow Named to Regional Post
Miss Elmina L. Snow administrator was appointed to the Region 1 Council of American College of Hospital Administrators. The council collects data on candidates for admission, assists in planning ACHA Institutes, conferences and seminars, and participates in college programs during state and regional hospital association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmina L. Snow
Council of American College of Hospital Administrators
ACHA
Regional Hospital Association
Notes Of Interest At Mission Church
Maynard Mid week devotional of Mission Evangelical Congregational Church is tonight at 7 30 with a social hour and refreshments. Junior and senior groups meet Sunday at 4 30 and 5 30 respectively. Martha's Society cake sale and Chinese table moved from Nov 11 to Nov 25 due to unforeseen circumstances. Gust Jr son of Mr and Mrs Gust Lindgren baptized Sunday by Rev Eino J Hamalainen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mission Evangelical Congregational Church
Martha's Society
Gust Lindgren
Great Road
Littleton
Gust, Jr
Eino J. Hamalainen
Protestant chaplain to speak at Senior Youth Fellowship
Concord Reformatory Protestant chaplain Rev Austin W Crowe will address the Senior Youth Fellowship of the Congregational Church at 7 30 p m Sunday. David Curtis, the church president, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Austin W. Crowe
Concord Reformatory
The
Congregational Church
David Curtis
Concord firm to build new antenna plant in Concord
Electronic Space Structures Corp president Vitale announced a 15 000 square foot one story plant and precision antenna test range to be built in Concord. John Spinelli of Chestnut Hill signed the agreement. Completion is slated for February 1962 with 100 jobs expected at start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Joseph A. Vitale
Electronic Space Structures Corporation
John T. Spinelli
Chestnut Hill
Trinity Church Drives Every Member Offering Sunday
Trinity Church undertakes an Every Member Offering drive this Sunday led by Chairman Ehren fried with Egbert S. Newbury Jr. as associate chair. The executive committee includes Hobbs, Morton, Motley, Nordblom, Stevenson, and Tunnicliffe among others, with a large list of parish visitors ready to call on members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Adbert D. Ehrenfried
Trinity Church
Egbert S. Newbury, Jr
Franklin W. Hobbs, III
A. Sidney Morton
Edward Motley, Jr
Rodger Nordblom
Arthur L. Stevenson, Jr
Edmund H. Tunnicliffe
The
John L. Armstrong
E. Bennett Beede
John R. Bemis
Curtis Billings
F. Wadsworth Buck
Richard M. Cameron
Fred C. Campbell
Spencer J. Clark
Victor F Clark
Frank Coolidge
Roger Crafts
Harold Cross, Jr
Stephen J. DeBlois
Nicholas M. Delaney
Arthur B. Dunbar
C. Frederick Edgarton
Richard S Emmet, Jr
Romeyn Everdell
Jay W. Forrester
Allen J. Fox
H. LeRoy Newbold
Bruce S. Old
Robert D Parks
Norton T. Pierce
Gilbert M. Roddy
Albert E. Sanderson
William E. Sharpe
Walter K. Shaw
Leonard Smith
Morgan K. Smith, Jr
Robert A. Soderman
Ernest I. Toombs
Victor M. Tyler
II. LeBurton D. Webster
Donald E. Wilson
Orrin G. Wood, Jr
Maynard Pillvant Birth and Local Seminar Announcement
Mr and Mrs Garrett Pillvant announce the birth of a daughter on November 3 at Emerson Hospital. Concord Senior seminar for grades 10 11 and 12 meets Sunday at 9 15 in Trinity Parish Library. Mrs Addison Benizer Jr of Charlotte NC will speak on Segregation and Integration inviting all high school sophomores juniors and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Pillvant
Burnside Street
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Trinity Parish
Addison Benizer
Charlotte
Benizer
South
Acton Leagues Publishes Citizens Handbook for Town Info
Acton League of Women Voters issues a 24 page Citizens Handbook titled Acton A Citizen. The book summarizes the 1959 1960 Know Your Town Government Survey with input from more than 30 women researchers and town officials. Printing costs are underwritten by the Chamber of Commerce, with distribution plans led by Mrs. Jerome Schwarzkopf and Mrs. Marvin Gardels and local businesses to stock copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton League of Women Voters
Acton
Acton, A
Acton League
Chamber of Commerce
League
Jerome Schwarzkopf
Marvin Gardels
Caplice Named Personnel Mgr at Cambridge Firm
Cambridge Dunn Engineering announces Caplice former president of Personnel-AID Employment Service and administrator for Ordnance District joins as personnel manager. native of Rockland, Boston College AB 1939. resident 20 Laurel Street. active in Knights of Columbus and Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caplice
Mgr
Cambridge
Concord
Leo D. Caplice
Rockland
Boston College
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Laurel Street
New Residents Welcome Enterprise in Sudbury
Sudbury hosts a Welcome Wagon for new residents led by Eleanor Day. Incoming families include Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Perduyn from Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ross from Watertown with three children, and several others from Lexington Belmont Buffalo Rochester and Worcester. Members work in fields from sales at Natick Ford to Sylvania engineering and church mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Eleanor Day
Glenn A. Perduyn
Arlington
Perduyn
Natick Ford
Watertown
Edward Ross
Jim
Janet
Caryl
Watertown Arsenal
U.S
Benjamin Stahl
Lise
Erich
Gretchen
Lexington
Stahl
Sylvania
Needham
Hugh Kessingers
Buffalo
N.Y
Gayle
Craig
Kevin
Donald Stacey
Belmont
Carolyn
Kenneth
James
Nancy
Ralph T. Mirse
Worcester
Board of Missions
The
New England Conference of Methodist Churches
Allen
Deborah
Sally
West Springfield
Francis A Russell
Mary Ellen
Francis
Joan
Cynthia
Kenneth Day
Rochester
Itek Laboratory
Methodists Invite Community To Forum On Sunday Service Time
Sudbury Methodist men invite residents to an Open Forum on whether to hold Sunday services at a later hour. A loyalty dinner follows on Saturday with a free 6 30 supper for families and a youth screening in the scout room during canvass talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Parents attend Rose Hawthorne School open day schedule
A large turnout of parents for Grades 9 and 12 at Rose Hawthorne School was recorded. Next Sunday parents visit for Grades 10 and 11 between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Paperback books continue to be sold through November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hawthorne
Canvass Dinner Speech At St Pauls Mission Tonight
Bedford hosts a canvass dinner at 7 PM at St Pauls Mission Church Lowell pastor Venerable George O Ekwall will be principal speaker on the Every Member Canvass being held Sunday in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
St. Paul's Mission Church
George O. Ekwall
Lowell
Hearing Before Board of Appeals At Sudbury
A large group of Sudbury residents attended the board of appeals hearing Tuesday evening. The petition by Katherine R. Bradshaw appeals a licensing decision granting a liquor license to S. Walter MacKinnon and John S. MacKinnon for 5 Concord Road. Attorneys argued zoning law violations and questioned the board authority. The panel indicated it would rule on the essence of the issue, not a verbatim record, and weighed if the permit and building meet zoning and setback requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Board of Appeals
Arthur L. Singer, Jr
Edward E. Kreitsek
Walter R. Hickler
Milton F. Marsh
Charles A. Crumm Jr
Henry L. Nelson
Katherine R. Bradshaw
Board of Selectmen
S. Walter MacKinnon
John S. MacKinnon
Concord Road
Bradshaw
Martin W. Cohen
Gallup and
Hadley
MacKinnons
James W. Kelleher
Tremont Street
Boston
Edward T. Simoneau
Singer
Kelleher
Appeals’ Board
William T. Payne
S. Edgerly
Perm
Ward Road
CYO Officers Installed At Evening Ceremony
The 74 youths received lighted candles from Rev Char les B. Kerans and received blue and gold pins. Rev Edward J. McLaughlin installed officers by presenting vigil lights for benediction. Officers include President Richard Brennan, Vice President Mary Joyce Allen, Secretary Theresa Vanaria, Treasurer Thomas Argento, Delegate Ellen Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Kerans
Edward J. McLaughlin
Richard Brennan
Mary Joyce Allen
Theresa Vanaria
Thomas Argento
Ellen Hatch
Club Luncheon Promotes Community Spirit
Members gathered for a pot luck luncheon in Stow Stow Gard with Robert F. Derby hosting. Tue noon featured color slides of the town’s garden by Mrs. Witridge and others as plans were discussed for December activities and town hall decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Witridge
Richard
Fred Strong
Kiam Hartley
Warren
Military reunion attendance and church canvass schedule
James H. Dee Jr of Ford Street attended the World War I M P A E F 26th reunion in Fran. The church canvassers will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. to visit homes and raise funds for the 1962 budget. Buy U.S. Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Dee, Jr
Ford Street
A.E. F
Fran
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Daimler
Acton Fair
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Caprice
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