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11-arrival in Chelmsford, 1946 24-reason for coming to Chelmsford 43-Chelmsford in 1946 population 67-remembers "Blackies Farm" 86-Chelmsford Center 89-impact of super highways and shopping centers 131-Chelmsford Center not planned for large numbers 136-growth of the town i.e. Brentwood Road, formerly an apple orchard 147-noise pollution 159-treatment of nature 168-tree warden 169-effect of housing oonstruction,destruction of nature 176- group got by-law passed regulating tree cutting 183-became part of overall plan submittal 191-effect of salt on trees lining highways 218-police supervision 221-rapid town growth without parallel growth of facilities 229-school system 236-weak points of school system lacks aesthetic orientation 245-significance of science in learning process 283-Chelmsford Garden Club Junior Garden Club 289-importance of non analytical study of nature aesthetic value of nature as a whole 300-importance of "feeling nature" 302-constant conflict between building cintractors and conservationists 306-Richard Powlecture on Land Trusts affected local group 316-establishment of land trust in Chelmsford near Adams Library,donated to the town 331-Town Forest Committee established 332-Conservation Commission established in 1957 342-influence of League of Women Voters 347-Jack Lambert, State Forester 354-new developments; Chelmsford Farms I 34 to 36 acres 357-Chelmsford Farms II 80 acres 364-conservation areas Concord Road behind Walter Merrill's home 371-access routes were mandatory to town forest areas 373-Ed Russel's role 383-Warren land donation 387-hiking paths 388-Swain Pond area 392-Wright Reservation 398-Crooked Spring Reservation, birdlife and flowers 413-songbirds 427-woodthrushes 432-much preserved land in Chelmsford 436-cranberry bogs, Chelmsford-Carlisle line 446-philosophy of land use 453-economics of land use 460-population projections 75,000 will be saturation point 475-tree growth 479-changes in neighborhoods 481-migrant residents 484-Rte. 128 businessmen 488-attraction of school system good roads 495-police department cooperative but inadequate for a town this size 508-comment on complications and complexities of modern life 514-aesthetic value of music 517-pessimism 520-same complaints through all generations 527-impact of mass communication on society 547-Town Meeting form of government 557-allows "people power" as evidenced in opposition to cost of new high school 577-function of Town Meeting, forum for expression of public opinion 589-Gresham's Law 599-sentiment to build new Town Hall once widespread 619-objection to present site and size of Town Hall 645-Women's club, Lowell 655-Chelmsford filling up with clubs 664-Chelmsford Garden Club activities 677-Chelmsford Junior Garden Club 684-nature program to utilize the outdoors 716-new residents of Chelmsford, new values 725-increase in the number of children's organizations 727-new "public" orientation of the library, community programs, music collection 739-Lowell College Club 745-American Association of University women 755-new interest in extant organizations 766-influence of college graduate moning into town more action oriented 789-farms of Chelmsford 795-Crystal Lake, possible reasons for delay in refilling it 837-need for water resources-recreation 874-Federated Women's Club, original club for women community oriented, theme is"sponsor and help" 900-effective group 923-Cultural Center of the City 926-membership is a cross section, that is, there are professionals and housewives 950-it is a powerful group 956-thoughts on Women's Liberation recent controversy is economical 970-married women have an obligation to their children SIDE TWO 01-feels that women must beware if husband's are in politics 25-League of Women Voters 32-Appeals Board, membership turnover caused by Better Government Group, membership had previously been builders 48-Town officials angered by accomplishment of group 53-accusations of "communism" were thrown around 91-prestige of politics 115-names of Good Government Group Joe Margopian, Shultz, Eppes and more 125-town was run by families quite often in the past i.e., McHughs, Greenwoods 136-Warren Wright 145-philosophy of life 199-feminism 220-opinion of Jane Fonda 228-radicals today PERSONAL LIFE 240-born, Old Orchard, Maine 242-private studies 245-Eastman College, Rochester,N.Y. 248-profrssional career 267-made record, "our Native Birds" sales in seventeen foreign countries and every state in the U.S. 296-music 304-attraction of entertainment life 306-self supporting at age five 312-conflict between education and entertainment 347-challenge of life End of interview |
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