Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 12

'12 FITCHBURG FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1966 High-Speed Driver Blamed For 2 Mishaps A high-speed motorist was blamed for 11 cement guard posts being knocked over by a trailer-truck and automobile shortly before m. Thursday on Rte. 2A, near Snow Mill Pond. Judith A. Taft, 21, of Otter River Road, Templetoa, told po lice the was traveling ia I westerly direction when she observed a vehicle approaching in the opposite direction at a high rate of speeod.

She pulled to the side to avert a crash, struck and knocked over nine cement guard posts. Damage to her car was estimated at John Cosentino, 34, of 139 Marquette Gardner, driver 61 the truck, stated he was following the Taft machine and observed the car heading easterly. He applied his brakes and the unidentified vehicle struck his left tire and continued without stopping. Costentino said after the impact the trailer jackknifed and the rear wheels ended over an embankment after knocking over two cement guard posts. The driver said he be lieved the bit and run car was extensively damaged on the left Deliveries Everywhere! COAL-COKE HOLLAND PAREMAN ft FISKE 11 PheM 3J1 mi side.

No damage was reportec to toe truck. Traffic was tied up and Ptl Paul T. Keating, Ptl. Richar F. Miller and Ptl.

Carlo Alario were dispatched to de tour traffic. Ptl. Walter Wortbley was the investigatin officer. In another accident about 7.1 p. m.

Thursday, a truck driven by Robert M. Camy, of 287 Aahby State Road, struck utility pole on Water nea Connors Pasaway. According to the report of Pt Miller, investigating officer Camy said he was following car that stopped fast and avoid a rear end collision, he pu on his brakes' and swerved, skid ding into the pole. Damage to the car was est mated at WO. The pole was nq damaged.

Oakmont Pupils In Plant Tour Twenty-five members of Rid ard Nyman's Advanced Biolog class of Oakmont Regional Hig School toured the Weyerhaeuse Paper Co. in Fitcbburg toda to see the processes by whie raw fibers are converted into useable product, paper. Th trip was planned, in conjunctio with the class study of tb structure and use of both natura and synthetic fibers. Participating were Pentti Au vinen, Trudy Bacon, Janice Bar COMPLETE OFFICE PLANNING and DECORATING SERVICE OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT -RUGS DESKS you buy see latest in our modern show rooms. Headquarters for lint BERMINGHAM OFFICE EQUIPMENT 109 RIVER FITCHBURG TOWN COUNTRY CLOTHES 7 9 Pirk Main Dennii--Open Year 'Round Store Hewn: 9.30 a.m.

to 9.00 p.m. rett, Jantt BilM, Steves BOMC- liit, Sarah Wayae Collins, Richard Huasey, EUa Jansa, Jeffrey JanMon, Robert Leary, Peter Linnus, Carolyn Lockhart, Judith Marjomaa, Philip Merriam, Curtis Pbelps, Wesley Price, Janice Phelps, Janice Progen, Lynne Roper, Susan Sormunen, Paulette Therrien, Robert Vincent, Gary Walker and Nancy Walker. Carol Sing Scheduled At Groton AYER The congregation of Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church is invited to attend St. John's Chapel, Groton School, Sunday at 6 p. m.

to hear the Nativity scripture readings and the school choir sing carols, Members attended the singing of "The Messiah" in Worcester. Four of the local choir program will include a tree, members sang in the chorus of 200 voices accompanied by the Messiah orchestra. Houghton B. Priest and Rev. Henry Mattock, were hosts.

Briefs The Rev. Mr. Mattocks will present Douglas Lincoln Behenna and Jane Mildred Behenna, children of Lt. Col. and Mrs.

Behenna of Fort Devens, to Bishop Frederic C. Lawrence for Confirmation on Thursday, Westminsttr -Benefit Tree Sale Planned WESTMINSTER The Firemen's Association begin the sale of Christmas trees today on the (rounds of the Fire Station on South St, Proceeds will be added to the Fire Rescue Truck Fund. Members plan, unless they are on duty fighting fires, to be at the station sell the trees from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Westminster Country Club wiU bold its Ladies' Night program tonight in the Welt- -k p.m.

there will be fneatef he church, and other crafts. From 5 to I p.m. there will be bullet supper in charge ol Mrs. Fbyllii Bursiel and from to 7 Uwre will IM Mtertafa- meat, caroling and distribution of sunshine boxei to the pa- ienti. Shirley -Five Girls Join Troop SHIRLEY-A Girl Scout In vestiture and rededication for Troop 13 was held in the United Church under, the direction of the icout leaders Mrs.

Fred Huxley and Mrs. minster Country Club. A buffet Robert Reynolds. at. 7.30 will follow the soda; hour.

Dancing is scheduled until midnight. The annual Children's Christmas program, sponsored by the Westminster Finnish Social Club, will take place Saturday night at 7 in Town Hall. The a visit by Santa Claus and refreshments. In charge of arrangements are the WSFC committee, Mr and Mrs. Axel R.

Aalto, Mr. and Mrs. Eli P. Kahkola. Howard W.

Winter, Mrs. Toivo 0. Tuominen and Mrs. Eino W. Winter.

Young people of the Baptist Church will meet at 7 Saturday night for their Christmas party. The Warren Miller ski film 'Ski on the Wild Side" will be shown Saturday at 8 in Oakmont Regional High School auditorium for the benefit of the Ski Club. Confessions will be heard at 11:45 a. m. in St, Paul's Cathedral, Boston, It is announced that in preparation for the annual parish supper and meeting at Saint An drew's Episcopal Church, sched uled for Monday, Jan.

IS, all reports from the various depart ments must be turned in. Saint Mary's Holy Name Society will hold a corporate com munion at the 8:30 a. m. mass on Sunday. Following the mass i meeting will be held in the ihurch school auditorium.

It is announced that a group of people called "Friends of Tewksbury" visit and do volunteer work at the Tewksbury Hospital. They would welcome additional men or women who would help some morning, afternoon or evening. If interested is Sunday, beginning at 2:30 p.m Saturday from 4 to 5.30 p.m. and to 8.15 p.m. in St.

Edward the Confessor Church. Masses on Sunday morning will be at 7, 8.30 and 10.45. The School of Religion lot the six elementary will follow the 8.30 mass, while the classes for the upper grades will meet Monday at 6.30. Plan Program At New Ipswich NEW IPSWICH, N. year's Christmas workshop pi the Congregational Church will be different in that it will be a program for adults.

The date Thirty patients (15 men and 15 women) from the New Hamp shire State Hospital at Con cord will be special guests. The program will be as 2:30 to 3 p.m. get period. From 3 to there will be a worship service the priests at Saint Mary's rectory will gain contact with the Tewksbury president. Boy Scouts of Troop 3 who are members of the Green Bar wil hold a meeting tonight at the home of Bill Metcalf on Jackson St.

at 7. Boys of the troop are notified there will be a board review on Tuesday in the fire station at 7 p. m. Boys will sell olic chaplain fronvthe calenders during the next few weeks. Proceeds are earmarked for troop equipment.

Members of the middle high and senior high Youth Fellowships of Federated Church will travel to Somerville Sunday to hear a student from India, Chaco Das. The group will also make final plans for its Christmas party on Sunday. The parties will be held following Christmas carol singing on Sunday, Dec. 18. "Dangerous Facsimile" will be presented Sunday at 4 p.

m. in Fellowship Hall by members of the Junior High Fellowship. The play has four characters played by Marilyn Wood, Al Berry, Diane Davis and Steve Locke. The play will be followed by discussion. Church Services On Sunday CkriaUsas party igat.

Tin Midweek will be at p.m. Thurtaay, ollowed by choir rehearsal at ASHBURNHAM will be held in Ashburnbam Community Church Sunday morning at 11, preceded by Sunday School at I JO. A nursery is urnithed for pre-school children during the service with Mrs. Charles L. UeaM in charge.

The Youth Fellowship will meet in the church vestry at 6.30 j.m. A meeting will be held in parsonage at 8 p.m. Sunday, to discuss sermons with the pat- tor. All members and friends are The opening flag ceremony was conducted by partene Evans, Joanne Folkins, Linda Gentile, Annette Pinault and Mary Soars. Five new girls invested were: Sheryl Cleveland, Linda Lam- tort, Janice Lambert, Lisse Morales and Virginia Stokes, rwenty-five girls received mem- Mrship stars at the completion if a year or more in the scout- ng program.

A rededibation candlelight ceremony of the Girl Scout iromise and laws was conducted Elaine Brackett, Darlene Burns, Vlcki Farrar, Alison Guercio, Alice Holland, Mariorie Huxley, Twyla Lambert Brenda Sililau, Jennifer Stebins, Jennette Sutton, Gall Wei ton and Melissa Gray. Patrol leader cords were presented Kim Fortune, Bernice Harcinkewicz, Lesley Philips and Linda Soars. A badge demonstration "Win- Fun" was presented by Vicki Jurga nd Stephanie Jege- closed with a lewicz. The meeting Hag folding ceremony by Rosa "Jracia and Diana Wesolowski. Mrs.

Prudence Harris and Mrs. Virginia Harris, co-chairmen for the supper and auction, sponsored by the Women's Aux- Jiary of Trinity Chapel announce it was a success. Village Boy Scout Troop met Thursday at 7 p.m. in St Anthony's Church hall under the direction of Scoutmaster Chester B. Wheeler.

Choir rehearsal was held in the Parish House of the United Church Thursday at 7:30 p.m to prepare for Christmas. Mrs Warren Wood was organist di rector. Church, South Aahburn- ham, Sunday morning at (.49,1 and 10.30. Weekday Masses are celebrated at 7.30 p.m. Confessions are heard Saturday at 4 and 7 p.m.

invited. The nominating committee a a 8 in the vestry. Cushing Academy Christmas Vesper Service will be held in Cowell Chapel Sunday afternoon at S. The public is invited. Sunday Masses are cele'brate in St.

Denis Church at 7.30, and 10.30 a.m. Weekday Masses are celebrated at 7 a.m. Confes sions are heard Saturday from 4 to 5 and from 7 to 8 p.m. Christian Doctrine classes for elementary grade children are held Saturday morning at 10 and for high school students Monday night at 7. St.

Denis Guild will meet Wednesday night at 8 in Fr. Lacey Parish Hall. Sunday worship is at 11 a.m. In Peoples Evangelical Congregational Church, preceded by Sunday School at 1.45. Services win recognize Universal.

Bible Sonday. A display of Bibles will be featured at all services, including a Hebrew New Testament, a Hebrew Old Testament, a Greek Bible, a variety of including old interesting editions. Rev Mr. Ham has loaned his collec tion of Bibles to the English Class of Attica High School, At tica, N.Y., on Various occasions Allen Ham wQl lead the Teen Fellowship Sunday at I Tne evening service win be hell at 7. Tuesday, night at 7.30 the area roller skating party will be held at Whalom Rink, both youni people and adults are invited The area includes: Gardner Westminster, Aihbumham, Ash by, West Townseod, Fitchbun and Leominster.

The Ladies Aid will hold a cov ered dish supper and its annual ter Martin Ready to close out their accounts in postal sav- ngs so they can put their funds productive use. He noted hat as of April 27, postal sav ings were diiconUnued fetoi between amd Aprt will their .45. Masaes are celebrated ia St. Winchendon -Ready Asks Accounts Be Closed WINCHENDON Depositors receive teteceat uatil at tMirerury dates'. However, they aaay be cashed aay aad a proportionate amount of Merest will be paid.

After April INT BO interest will be earned by any postal saving Ready suggested in asking the accounts to be closed out that U. S. Savings Bonds, paying a current rate of 4.15 per cent interest, if- held to maturity, are a good investment both for safety and income. On July 1, 1N7, remaining funds in the program will be turned over to the Treasury Department. There they will remain available tor payment without time limitation whenever proper claims are received.

The VFW is plannilg its U- nual Christmas party for children at Town Hall on Sunday Dec. 18, at 2 m. Santa Claus will be there and entertainment will be provided. Over 200 children usually Certificates of which the ditesiattead the event, lave been reached since April ft have eirned their final erest payment, according teady. Those with anniversary born Dec.

in- Saint Francis Xavier, patrol to taint and apostle of Imdia, was Put an ICE BOX In your refrigerator! ice BOA Cocktails Kuniholm Gets New Gov't Post GARDNER Thor H. Kuniholm son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Kuniholm of 186 Elm has been assigned to the American Embassy'in Damascus, Syria, by the State Department.

He will serve in the Economic Sec tion of the Embassy with tfie rank of Second Secretary. Mr. Kuniholm, his wife and three children, returned to the United States recently aboard the S. S. Constitution from Spain after a two-year assignment in Casablanca, Morocco where Mr.

Kuniholm was Consular Officer. Before joining the Foreign Service, Kuniholm completed undergraduate studies at Columbia and worked for. the National Archives in Washington. He also was a teaching assistant II Clark University. His wife is the former Elizabeth Klockars, a graduate at the Burbank School of Nurs ing, Fitchburg.

They have three daughters, Lisa, Sarah and Lydia. Mr. Kuniholm has served with the Foreign Service for six years. FISCHER A I I Fischer bringi tUclch lice magic to linferie on magnificent slip ttiloreil uffeu. The butter-soft lice it of tiyiuii ftnd Lycra ypanilex, Hetigned to give ymi comfort ami fit hrynml ymir imagination.

It 'Itrctcliv "er i i lua to ht. no mallei 1 what your cup ilte hnddcr tnpi won't ilip never In sizes 32 to 40, regular or 3ft to 38 short. Groton The Couples Club of the Firs Baptist Church will have its annual Christmas party Sator day at I p. at the hone of Mr. and Mn.

Solon Colby OB Lowell Road. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Heii ler of PeppereU, atcaahen the Fint Baptist Church, an nouaee the birth of a MM at the Grotte, Reat4tal Gntax ef Jehovah's wffl attend a three-day traistof program ia FrM Sixty fin cetefatw from the wffl attend The horseshoes, have been found in into pulp for paper-making. To protect machinery from this un in the sanctuary led by Fathei MORE LOCAL WINS '549 Mrs.

Robert 18 Summit St. in Frarmr.ft.am, won $549 instant' cash at Esso Station, Paul T. Mecrones, of Everett, Mass, won $111.20 at John Brmnan's Esso Station, Medford. 14-lb. FILTER FLO G-E WASHER Mrs.

sjot her $111.20 winninr. Tiferino ttclMt at 4 Esso Station'in Framiniham. He carrylM OTHER RBEHT WINNERS! MARY SHANNON COLLINS LYNCH THOMAS E. PURCEIU JR. BurttMten, Matt.

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