Central Middlesex Sponsors Four Talks on Ecumenism Series
Central Middlesex Council of Churches will sponsor four speakers during the 12th Annual School of Religion at Trinity Church in Acton Concord and Lincoln. The talks grow toward the New Delhi assembly and explore unity witness and service with weekly lectures by Rev John Brush Ven John Burgess Rev Sam Hedrick and Paul K Chapman followed by discussions led by Rev William H Clark. Registration is Monday at 7 15 p m and the school opens at 7 30 p m.
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Concord
World Council of Churches
New Delhi
India
Middlesex
School of Religion
Trinity Episcopal Church
Elm Street
John Brush
Andover-Newton Theological School
John Burgess
Boston
Episcopal
Sam Hedrick
Boston University
Paul K. Chapman
Packard
Manse
Stoughton
William H. Clark
Trinity Church
Two Democrats To Speak Here On Sept 29
Concord hosts an open meeting of Mass Democratic party reform group C O D with speakers Lawrence A. Sullivan of Lexington and Michael S. Dukakis of Brookline at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Freniere on Oxbow road at 8 30 pm announced by Patricia C Hamilton former state representative candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Democratic Party Reform Group
C.O.D
Lincoln Selectmen Discuss Removal Of Refuse In Area
Lincoln selectmen consider removal of refuse in the area after receiving a letter from the school committee inviting a board observer to the citizens advisory council. Concord board members meet with Lincoln to discuss joint refuse collection with Bedford and Lexington. INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY.
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Lincoln
Concord—Selectmen
Citizens Advisory Council
Frederick J. Robbins
Charles Fitts
Warren Flint
Flliott Grabill
Concord Board
Bedford
Lexington
Concord Lions Start Oct Light Bulb Campaign
Concord Lions announce the Eye research fundraising drive led by president George W. Wilkinson with oct 2 3 4 door to door bulb sales. James Butterworth chairs the event Edmund H Tunnicliffe coordinates efforts and Macone's Store serves as campaign HQ under Sgt James Hanley for storage and distribution. Funds support Mass Eye & Ear Joslin Clinic Ophthalmic Plastics Lab E B Dunphy Eye Research Fellowship and Tufts Medical School with new grants to Howe Laboratory and Retina Foundation. Concord Lions join 10000 Lions statewide in this effort.
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Concord — Eye Research
Lions Clubs of Massachusetts
George W. Wilkinson
Concord Club
James Butterworth
Edmund H. Tunnicliffe
Macone
James F. Hanley
Alfred Murray
Mass
Eye & Ear Infirmary
Joslin Clinic
Onhhalmic Plastics Laboratory
Concord Lions
Massachusetts
Baptisms Slated at Congregational Church Sunday Services
Concord Congregational Church will administer the sacrament of Holy Baptism at 9 30 am and 11 am during worship Sunday. Parents wishing to have children baptized should contact Rev. Robert H Barber or church secretary Mrs Calvin Brown. Church School runs nursery through high school at 9 39 am and 11 am with a crib room open under Mrs Herbert Morgan.
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Congregational Church
Robert H. Barber
Calvin Brown
Herbert Morgan
Concord DeMolay Model Show Set at Concord Carlisle High
Concord DeMolay will sponsor a model show for all Concord junior and senior high pupils at Concord Carlisle Regional High School. It runs Friday October 6 from 7 to 9 PM and Saturday October 7 from 3 to 5 PM. Top prize is a $25 savings bond plus merchandise prizes and ribbons.
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Concord
Concord-Carlisle
Concord DeMolay
Rainbow Girls Install New State Rev Starr Guest
In Concord at Masonic Temple more than 185 attended the Rainbow Girls installation of Miss Janet Putnam daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Everett Putnam Acton Center as worthy advisor for Concord Assembly. Rev Deane Starr guest of honor and a long list of installing officers and members from Acton Concord Sudbury and Carlisle were named.
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Concord
Janet Putnam
Eugene Everett Putnam
Acton Center
Concord Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Judith Putnam
Acton
Carol Johnson
Judith Deane
Diane Wetherbee
Ann Henneforth
Carol Grimme
Deane Starr
Universalist-Unitarian Church
South Acton
Margo Kilton
Sudbury
Carol Torkelsen
Charity
Barbara Warren
Hope
Sonja Hojem
Faith
Sandra
Sudbury Reassures Public on Polio Vaccines
The Sudbury Medical Advisory Committee explains that four Salk shots remain essential for complete polio protection. Oral vaccines are experimental and currently protect only type I. types II and III are under testing and may not be licensed for about a year. Committee members include Drs. Adelson, Nicholson, and Tristan.
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Sudbury
Medical Advisory Committee of
Sudbury Board of Health
American Medical Association
U. S. Public Health Service
Mass
Department of Public Health
William Adelson
John Nicholson
Michael Tristan
Lions Club to Host Ladies Night and Dinner Dance
Concord Lions Club schedules a ladies night Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Red and Gun Club with a catered roast beef dinner by David Anderson followed by dancing with an orchestra. Committee head Joseph F. Macone leads the event.
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Concord
Lions Club
Red & Gun Club
David Anderson
Joseph F. Macone
Nashawtllc
Peter Gray
West Acton
George Wilkinson
Colonial Inn
Open Houses Set by Alcott Ripley Schools
Concord notices two sessions for Alcott Ripley Parent Teacher Group open houses. Ripley School hosts the first on a Wednesday at 7 45 p m and Alcott School hosts the second on October 4 at 7 45 p m. Parents meet teachers and learn plans for the school year with refreshments provided.
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Concord
Alcott-Ripley
Ripley School
Alcott School
Alcott and Ripley
Parke Laboratory Seeks New Quarters After Board Decision
Carlisle board of appeals denies extending the variance for the Parke Laboratory at its present location opposite the library. The permit ends July 1, 1962, and the firm, employing Carlisle residents, must relocate to continue work on government air and space contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle — Board of Appeals
Robert W. McAllister
Parke Mathematical
Parke Laboratory
Carlisle
DeMolay to View World War Films at Concord Chapter
Concord Chapter of the Order of DeMolay holds fall meeting Friday at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Temple. The program features restricted Marine combat films from Pacific Island invasions in World War II followed by business. Forty two boys led by Master Councillor Paul Delaney attended Norwood Arena races Saturday night.
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Concord
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Pacific Islands
Paul Delaney
Norwood Arena
Sudbury Grange Elects Officers For New Year
Sudbury Grange elected officers for the coming year at a supper prepared by Mrs. Albert Tallant and committee. Named were Tallant master and a full slate including Nelson overseer Cripps lecturer Adams steward Hanson assistant steward Barton gatekeeper Baldwin chaplain Baldwin treasurer Whitney secretary Horton Ceres Adams Pomona Nelson Flora Bell and Tallant on the executive for three years Burr. A large class will receive first and second degrees Tuesday as officers conduct the ceremonies. Sudbury Grange begins the year strong.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Albert Tallant
Albert A. Tallant
C. Arvid Nelson
Harris W. Cripps
Rachel F. Adams
Alan Hanson
Karpn Barton
Hope W. Baldwin
David S. Baldwin
Hilda A. Whitney
Grace Horton
Ceres
Nancy Lee Adams
Pomona
Ethel J. Nelson
Flora
Barbara Bell
Mildred L. Tallant
Leslie S. Burr
Rotary Makeups And Visitors Are Recognized
Concord Rotary Club recognized visitors Royce Kahler James Colgan Arthur Gregorian Paul Feltus Win Cauette Shoemaker and local makeup attendees Nicholas Delaney Thomas Huckins James Crockett Roland de Hull Charles Dee Clayton Mersereau William Walters Alden Wheeler Dee George Rohan A W Cleveland Rene DuBerger and Alexander Peters. Col W Bruce Pirnie former resident and ex-member spoke at the institute with Peters presenting him.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Royce Kahler
Weston
James Colgan
Somerville
Arthur Gregorian
Newton
Paul Feltus
Harvard
Win Cauette
Box Ty Shoemaker
Lexington
Nicholas M. Delaney
Wilmington
Thomas Huckins
Waltham
James A. Crockett
Cheyenne
Wyo
Roland Priest
SeRotary Club
de Hull
Quebec
Canada
Charles W. Dee
Maynard
Clayton Mersereau
William K. Walters
Alden R. Wheeler Dee
George F. Rohan
A. W. Cleveland
Rene DuBerger
Alexander C. Peters
Bedford
Rotary “Institute
Col. W. Bruce Pirnie
Peters
Newsman Speaker Tonight At Bedford Open Meeting
Bedford Women Voters invite the public to an 8 30 p m gathering in the high school cafeteria featuring James N Goodsell of the Christian Science Monitor on Foreign Aid Why and How Goodsell began as a Chicago Sun copyboy in 1945 and rose to foreign desk assistant He has lived in Latin America and the Far East and served in military intelligence in Japan from 1953 to 1955 He reports on American politics and Latin American affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
League of Women Voters
James N. Goodsell
Christian Science Monitor
Japan
Korea
American News Department
Area Folks Share Hanscom Awards
Bedford among 36 civilian employees of Hanscom Field won cash awards for accepted ideas and work performance. Local recipients include Albert D. Casey and James Donahue of Bedford, Gilbert Gagnon of West Concord, David McAnaut of Bedford, Fielding J. Armstrong of Maynard, Vincent Bucchino of Marlborough, and John A. Polutchko of Sudbury.
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Bedford
Air Force Electronic Systems Division
Hanscom Field
Albert D. Casey
James Donahue
Gilbert Gagnon
West Concord
David McAnaut
Fielding J. Armstrong
Maynard
Vincent Bucchino
Marlborough
John A. Polutchko
Sudbury
Two Concord Girls Enlist At Smith College
Judith Laing Phelps daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Phelps and Rosalind Webster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Webster Jr. are among 577 Smith College freshmen arriving for orientation. The class of 1965 enrolled from 390 secondary schools, 268 public and 122 private. Public school prep lay 59.1 percent, private 30.3 percent, and other 10.6 percent.
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Concord
Judith Laing Phelps
William G. Phelps
Rosalind Webster
Ralph R. Webster, Jr
Smith College
Employment Office Sponsors School to Work Program
The Employment Security office will partner with Guidance Directors to aid high school students transitioning to work. It outlines counseling interviews, registration, work history, and testing with the General Aptitude Test Battery to guide placement and part time or summer jobs.
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Apple
Wood Best For Wf Nearly All Wood Manufactured
Nearly all wood today comes from ponderosa pine due to its strength and light weight. The wood’s structural properties allow precise shaping and reliable powder relation for the intended use.
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Woolrich
William Barry
Puritan
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Hammarskjold
United Nations
U.N
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
Africa
U.S
Rainbow Girls
Rev. Starr
Barbara Smith
Jean Parke
Dorothy Stewart
Cynthia Butler
Lois Wetherbee
Christine Shephard
Martha Bean
Sarah Butler
Beverly Klitsch
Susan Watts
Tracie Allen
Linda Bursaw
Diane Zirkle
Jennifer Tyler
Barbara Berry
Wendy Haas
Judy Haselton
Nancy Lawrence
Valerie Millen
Jane Anderson
Jo-Ann Trees
Ann Dinwiddie
Lions
Alcott-Ripley Schools
Board
Rotary
League
Hanscom Awards
Smith
Dag Hammarsk
Cyrille Adoula
Jold
Leopoldville
Congo
North
Employment Office
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Boston Post
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