Whitney Installed as Concord District Court Judge
Judge Otis M. Whitney was sworn in as fifth presiding justice of the Concord District Court. In his installation remarks he pledged to uphold the court’s historic tradition, thanking Gov. Volpe for the appointment as attendees praised his humane approach and long service including prior roles as state insurance commissioner and public safety head.
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Concord
Otis M. Whitney
District Court
Concord Court
John S. Keyes
Keyes
Lincoln
John A. Volpe
Whitney
Senate
Volpe
Robert S. F. Rhodes
Haven Parker
Cambridge District Court
National Guard
Adlow
C. Hayden Whitney
Eleanor
Maurice McWalter
Stanley W. Wisnoski
Framingham
William J. Owen
Framingham Barracks
Arthur G. Fralin
State
Alfred Cabral
Concord Barracks
James E. Finan, Jr
Donald Bunson
Bedford
M. Edward Viola
Cambridge
David B. Williams
Ayer District Court
Philip Sherman
Somerville District Court
David Nissenbaum
John M. Eaton Jr
John J. Sheehan
Thomas Tombeno
James F. Hanley
Yankee
State Police
Concord District Court
Judge Whitney
Stanley W. Wisnosk, Jr
State Police Academy
Tech
William F. Powers
Explorer Post Elects Treasurer at Raytheon Meeting
Explorer Post No. 2 opened the season with a round-up at Raytheon. President Steve Lewis led the meeting and Ronald Symes was elected treasurer. September plans include parents night, safe activity, a film on Charles L. Sommers canoe base, civil defense drill, and a surprise campout with dates to be announced. Curt Garfield outlined a mobilization system for contacting members.
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Sudbury— Explorer
Raytheon
Steve Lewis
Ronald Symmes
Charles L. Sommers
Ely
Minn
Methodists Last Week's Events in Sudbury and Nearby
The Sudbury Methodist activities last week included visits by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Burr at the Sunday church service. Flowers were placed by Rev. and Mrs. Blaine Taylor in memory of Rev. Taylor's father. A fall meeting is set at Mrs. Morrison's home and the W S C S executive board will meet at Mrs. Ellis's home. On Sept 29 the couples club hosts a progressive dinner at 6:30 p m with reservations via Frances Potter by Sept 24.
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Sudbury
Methodist Church
Donald Stark
Lesley Burr
Blaine Taylor
Rev. Taylor
Shaw Taylor
Lewis Morrison
W.S.C.S
Eugene Ellis
Frances Potter
Scouts to Hold Design Contest for Explorer Patch
The business portion ends with a decision to hold a design contest. Winning designs become an embroidered three cornered patch on the right sleeve of the green explorer uniform. Scout staff and drinking noggin adopted as post symbols marking seasoned hikers. A slide show from a scouting exchange visit to New Minas Nova Scotia by Garfield is shown. All boys may join explorers Wednesday at the Raytheon building.
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New Minas
Nova Scotia
Garfield
Raytheon
Sudbury Grange Elect Officers Meet Tuesday
Sudbury Grange plans a Tuesday meeting to elect officers led by Master Albert A Tallant. Officers include Rachel F Adams overseer and Harris W Cripps lecturer with a full slate and an upcoming installation by L Roy Hawes on Oct 16.
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Sudbury
Albert A. Tallant
Rachel F. Adams
Harris W. Cripps
Phyllis A. Phelps
Ralph H. Barton
Hope W. Baldwin
David S. Baldwin
Hilda A. Whitney
Barbara Bell
Nancy Lee Adams
Ceres
Grace Spencer
Pomona
Beverly Haskell
Flora
Ethel J. Nelson
Mildred L. Tallant
Merton L. Haskell
L. Roy Hawes
Sudbury Falls District Club Meets at Four Acres
Sudbury Fall district president's club hosts a luncheon at Four Acres Restaurant Sterling Junction at 12 30 noon on Wednesday. After dining, a tour of the Flower Barn Sterling follows with Maude Johnson as hostess.
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Eannts
Sudbury
Four Acres
Sterling Junction
Sterling
Maude Johnson
Francis Raynor
Maxwell P. Eaton
Arthur E. Fay,Jr
Sudbury Woman's Club
James Bartlett
John E. Childs
Ceramic Tile Surfaces Become Key Hearth Material
Designers increasingly specify fireproof color ceramic tile for hearths mantels and fireplaces. Tile now comes in many sizes shapes and patterns with more than 200 colors to choose from enhancing warmth and room appeal.
Concord Taximan Sends Ike Sign From Gettysburg Address
William H. Howler from Concord mails to President Eisenhower a handmade farm wagon sign with a request for installation on the president’s Gettysburg Address farm house. The letter notes local civic ties and a wish to help promote Concord history and a future “Historic Path” project.
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William H. Towler
Bill
Concord
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Towler
Concord Taximan
Ike
Thoreau Court
Mass
United States
White House
Washington, D.C
West Coast
Concord Chamber of Commerce
Gen
Omar Bradley
Gennysburg
Peaches Into Filters Spark New Cigarette Component
New York based Brown & Williamson Corp. says a 48 pound bushel of peaches could supply enough cellulose to form the basic filter material for 3 800 cigarettes. The vegetable compound filter was introduced in the Viceroy brand a decade ago and the substance is present in all major filter cigarettes and in all plant life.
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New York
UPI
Brown & Williamson Corp
Viceroy
Kam Stevens Weds Richard West in NBC Ceremony
New York dancer Kam Stevens of Sing Along With Mitch married conductor-composer Richard West whose arrangement of Mack the Knife helped propel Bobby Darin to fame.
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New York
UPI
Kam Stevens
Mitch
Nbc-Tv
Richard West
Bobby Darin
Concord school committee approves new teacher pay scale
The Concord-Carlisle regional district approves a new teacher base pay scale effective September 1963 raising starting salaries to 4800 for BA holders and 5100 for masters degree holders with a 10 step scale reaching 7800 and 8200. The revision aims to keep the district competitive with better Boston area systems. Some communities already exceed the proposed minimums and maximums, influencing regional tax and staffing outcomes.
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Concord — School Committee
Concord-Carlisle
Greater
Boston
Concord
Good Attendance At Church and Parley Sessions Resume
Acton School sessions at the Church of the Good Shepherd resume with strong turnout. Vicar invites young people and parents to join Saturday classes for confirmation and forms an adult inquiry group. A January confirmation service is planned. Paul H. Campbell and Rev. Roger W. Wootten attend a diocese convention in Boston to elect a new suffragan bishop. Nominees include Rev. John Rostgbert Chafe and others from multiple dioceses.
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Acton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Adult Inquirer
Paul H. Campbell
Roger W. Wootten
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Boston
Anson Phelps. Stokes, Jr
William Lawrence
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Jon Greenawalt
John Monagan
John Williams
Olive Hanson
Methodists
Maynard
Maynard, Mass
The
United Co-operative Society of
United Co-operative Society of Maynard
Green Meadow Auditorium
the Board OF Directors
Paul E. Smith, Jr
United Co-operative Socie
Citizens Council
Council
Concord and
Carlisle
William H. Iowler
Parker Street Hall
Rodettes
U. S
Rev
John
Rostgbert
J. Chafe
Mary
Diocese of Christian Educatior
S. Johnston
Andrew's Church
DeWolf Perry
John’s Church
Conn
MacDonald Nursing
Dorchester
Ocean Street
Antioue
Historical Societ
Northboro
Barney E. Simard
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