Contamination Worries Over Sudbury Hop Brook Assabet Rivers Use
Industrial dumping and chlorine from Marlboro and Sudbury plants threaten Hop Brook and the Assabet watershed. Officials note detergents and chlorine may reach Concord and Maynard rivers, with state approval required before any new discharges. Detergent suds accumulate at Wayside Inn mill as crews plan Western Marlboro plant.
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Hop Brook
Assabet
Sudbury
Brook
Hartley
Wayside Inn
Robert Allen
Marlboro
Budget holds line as contracts signed and bids await
Town officials report budgets hold line with expected cost increases. A contract for the West Concord interceptor sewer is signed with low bidder J D Amicao of Dorchester at 416 595. Remaining work includes a filter bed about 200 000. An emergency finance board grant of 206 000 from the federal government supports a total project cost near 700 000.
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West Concord
J. D‘amicao
Dorchester
Emergency Finance Board
Population Growth Will Fill School Beyond Capacitus
A 1963 Concord Carlisle town meeting will vote on expanding the regional district to include grades seven and eight. A Brown projection indicates rapid growth to about 20,000 by 1980, with 4,500 school children, signaling a 50 percent enrollment rise and the need for roughly 60 more classrooms by 1985.
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Concord
Carlisle
Robert C. Brown
Brown
Acton Church to Host Bigger Bazaar Saturday
The Church of the Good Shepherd announces its annual bazaar on Saturday at 10 30 a m in the Blanchard Auditorium next to Acton Roxborough Regional High School. It features food candy handmade gifts toys books jewelry decorations and more with children's movies during the day. A roast beef supper is served by reservation followed by the NASA film Friendship Seven about Col John Glenn.
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Acton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Blanchard
Acton-Roxborough Regional High School
NASA
Col
John Glenn
Acton Sets Dec 17 Special Town Meeting
Acton selectmen set December 17 as the date for a special town meeting to vote on planning board zoning articles and street acceptance items carried from the March annual meeting. The planning board revised zoning and use regulations articles and submitted them to the selectmen after Tuesday's regular session.
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Acton
Planning Board
Acton Proposes Warrant Items For Special Town Meeting
Acton officials discussed warrant articles at Tuesday’s regular meeting. The board granted a free Christian Science lecture in the town hall and referred sign requests for Nagog Hill Country Day School to police and highway departments. A hearing on Plasticrete Marco Corp for fuel storage was approved. a common victualler license for 134 Main Street was referred to the board of health. The town seeks state land on Route 2 for a dump extension and considers a sidewalk berm removal to provide right of way on Main Street.
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Donald Nylander
Plasticrete Marco Corp
Laws Brookroad
Raymond Douglas Dauphinee
Common Victualler
Main Street
South Acton
Board of Health
Donald B. Jackman
Town Hall
Patience MacPherson
Nagog Hill Country Day School, Inc
Nagog Hill Road
Concord Road
Police
Highway
Jack Ricciardi
Public Works
Boston
Acton
Paul C. Cornwall
Highway Department
Acton Junior Fellowship Discusses Church Membership
A panel on church membership was led by Acton Junior Fellowship with participants Mrs Deane Lanphear Mrs Harold Flood Russell Hayward and Richard Janson. Parents attended as guests of the senior fellowship and shared views on teen dating.
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Deane Lanphear
Harold Flood
Russell Hayward
Richard Janson
Yale Holiday Decorations to Light West Concord Townwide
Concord officials accepted Concord Chamber of Commerce recommendations to illuminate West Concord with lights across Main and Commonwealth avenues to Anderson's Service and a string to Church Street. A lighted star at Main and Church, a tree at Sergt Kenneth J Dunn Square, colored lights near Thoreau Street, a red bell over Thoreau and Middle Street, and laurel accents on Mill Dam poles will brighten the town.
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Concord
Main
Commonwealth Avenue
Anderson
Church Street
Sergt. Kenneth
Solly
Thoreau Street
Middle Street
Mill Dam
Walden Street
Main Street
Veterans Building
Co-Operative Bank
Sodality Meeting at Monument Hall Monday Night
St Bernard's Sodality will hold its regular monthly meeting at Monument Hall on Monday at 7 45 p m with Mrs George Coleman as prefect presiding Members will receive Holy Communion on Sunday
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Sodality
Monument Hall
George Coleman
Moving 600 Workers Upward in Minneapolis Plant Relocation
UPI reports Car gilt Inc coordinated 600 workers from scattered locations into the top floors of its new downtown site. The move, described as the equivalent of relocating 50 homes at once, went smoothly with no issues.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Cargill, Inc
South Acton Drug Reopens Under Country Drug Store
South Acton-Raymond Douglas Dauphinee has taken over the former Flint Pharma at 134 Main Street. A registered pharmacist for six years, Dauphinee comes from Roslindale. The store will be known as Country Drug Store.
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South Acton
Raymond Douglas Dauphinee
Flint
Main Street
Dauphinee
Roslindale
Country Drug Store
Rev Nigel Andrews Named Rector at Trinity Church
Concord reports Rev Nigel Lyon Andrews has arrived as rector of Trinity Church. He will celebrate Holy Communion at all three services and preach at 9 15 and later services. A Yale and Syracuse Law graduate, he led St Annes Church in Old Lyme to parish status while a seminary student and served in the Air Force. The family will live at 20 Elm Street and include three sons, Richard, at Yale, Paul, at Groton.
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Concord
Nigel Lyon Andrews
Trinity Church
Andrews
St. Anne’s Church
Old Lyme
Conn
Yale University
Syracuse University College of Law
Berkeley Divinity School
Air Force
Elm Street
Concord Rotary speakers and white elephant auction details
Vincent J. Jenney will substitute for Thomas Huckins at Concord Rotary. A white elephant auction is set for December 8 at Veterans Building 2:30 p.m. with Arthur A. Magurn Jr. as auctioneer. Public attendance is welcome. Makeups listed include Rep. John M. Eaton Jr Edward K. True Maurice Winger. Guests at the last meeting include several residents from Acton Bedford Cambridge Lexington Maynard Waltham and other towns.
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Jenney
Veterans Building
Arthur A. Magurn, Jr
John M. Eaton, Jr
Bedford
Edward K. True
Cambridge
Maurice Winger
Groton
Norman Brooks
Donald Strom
Acton
Irving Dunn
Ells Miller
Ayer
Richard Brown
Leonard Kieley
A. Glenn Summ
David Foote
John L. Sullivan
Acton Lions Meet Tuesday Evening
The Acton Lions Club will meet Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse with President Julian J D Agostino presiding over the business session Chairman Paul H Mason will announce the program A board of directors meeting follows Monday The club continues its sale of light bulbs led by P P Howard P Hardin At the last meeting Rev William P Smith O M I a South African missionary on furlough spoke about African Problems
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Acton
Lions Club
Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse
Julian J. D’agostino
Paul H. Mason
Monday Club
P.P. Howard P. Hardin
William P. Smith
O. M.I
Omission in Concord High Honor Roll Inadvertent
Kenneth Carroll was excluded from the ninth grade honors list at Concord-Carlisle Regional High School in today’s edition. The error appears in the school honor roll section and is being corrected.
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Concord
Kenneth Carroll
Concord-Carlisle
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Lent
Martin S. S
Robert Learmonth
Middlesex Institution For Savings
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Peter Gray
Johr. C. Collins
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George R. Walker
Emerson Hospital
Wheeler
Edward R. Marden
Edward R. Marden Corporation
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Frederick E. Markus
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Thomas M. Payette
D Morton Gray
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Alcott
Bulkeley
Ripley
Thoreau
Willard
Emerson J.H.S
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Cembef Veterans’ Building
Yale
Concord Chamber of Commerce
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Concord Rot
Vincent J. Jenney
Thomas Huckins
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