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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
4
Classified notice outlines publishing details for the Concord Enterprise, including address of office Marlboro Massachusetts rates and policy on typographical errors, with advertising copy deadlines and representation offices in Boston and New York.
Monthly payments under a Title 1 Home Improvement Loan may range from as little as 10.40 up to 306.11 a month, depending on the term and loan amount. Loans are FHA financed to remodel older homes, such as ceramic tile baths or updating kitchens. Title I caps at 3500 with a 60 month maximum. Avoid penalties by meeting federal filing and payment deadlines.
Hollywood producer Joe Pasternak pitched a no profit TV concept starring the Statue of Liberty as a weekly host for immigrants. He plans 40 scripts based on real individuals like Einstein and Carnegie to illustrate the American dream and counter communism. He seeks a major sponsor to demonstrate free enterprise in action.
On Saturday April 14 Shoppers World hosts the Silver Dollar Easter Fez Hunt at 10 15 a m at the north end of the mall for children ages three to eight. Prizes include silver and gold eggs valued at three and five dollars and one dollar eggs, plus candy filled treasures. The event features KLANK the Robot from the Bozo TV Show with Lady Space and the Easter Bunny, performing shows at 1 30 and 4 15 p m on the Center Mall stage.
Concord resident James H. Dee Sr. of Bedford Street, who had been visiting his daughter Mrs. Marion Roman and family in Santa Monica, California for several months, has returned home for Presday.
Concord native high school athlete Mullaney wins the 100 yard dash in 10.2 seconds as Boston College defeats Brandeis 95.36 in a Monday meet.
Interior design specialists from the Armstrong Cork Company advise sound conditioning the children's playroom with a modern acoustical tile ceiling. This helps muffle the noise of exuberant play and prevent spreading through the house.
Maynard unit officers met at 8 Chandler Street to review a letter from Edwin Carlton Jr. announcing Maynard Raytheon employees donated 133 to Concord Family Service Society last year, with a 56.86 installment enclosed from United Fund contributions. The group noted the society’s long history since 1814, its counseling services, staff, and collaboration with local agencies. Last year gifts represented 75 percent of the operating budget and funded 330 counseling hours for Maynard residents.
Panleucopenia or cat distemper has appeared earlier than usual in the Northeast. Gerry Schnelle of the Mass SPCA Angell Memorial Hospital says kittens and young cats are most at risk with vomiting fever and loss of appetite. Vaccination is advised for all under two years and booster doses may be needed for older cats a serum dose is recommended for exposed animals.
The Tile Council of America says more than 200 ceramic tile colors and many sizes and shapes from U.S. manufacturers allow unique designs in any home.
Nashoba high school begins its first track and field season with thirty candidates reporting to form a multi-sport program. Ten dual meets and several major events are scheduled, with Marlboro set for April. Coach Everett Ingalls notes a strong projected squad and training continues as facilities await a proper track and fields. Baseball also fields 39 candidates with early games slated for April 17 at Uxbridge.
Public notices promote investing in US Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial step. Government appeals to citizens to support national funding programs through these savings instruments, highlighting security and steady returns.
Maynard Massachusetts Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing May 9 at 7 30 p m in the Town House to consider five requests. Clifford King seeks renewal to run a part time real estate business at 12 Newton Drive in a general residence district. Stanley Kodz seeks renewal to operate a taxidermy service at One King Street in a single residence district. Ralph A Boardman seeks authority to run a tool and tie business from an accessory building at 145 Parker Street in a single residence district. James F Coleman seeks a variance to side yard setbacks to add to his residence at 9 Marlboro Street. Richard M Sluyski seeks a variance of lot frontage to build a single family dwelling on a lot with less frontage than required at 82 Summer Street. Everette L Francis seeks authority to extend an addition along a non conforming side building line at 5 Taft Avenue in a single residence district. Walter C Carbone Clerk. 4-12, 419.
The readable text mentions Lighting Institute and safety requirements for metallic bodies and interconnection. It references laboratories and protection measures for systems and installations. The fragment hints at legal or regulatory context without complete details.
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