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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1961
Page
3
The advisory outlines setting aside sterile packs and storage measures for emergency home care. Mrs Mulvaney provides contact for interested parties to assist with packed contents and sterile storage. the note mentions hospital service funding and budget considerations for free delivery to citizens in need.
Atty Charles B writes for Proctor Lapham heirs offering a half acre parcel at Harrington Avenue as a gift. Selectmen decline the gift pending town meeting approval while Atty Wil Higgins pursues rights for the Jenney site station. Cambridge jurors to be announced. William B. Hatzel named to Run Property Owners. US savings bonds referenced.
Maynard selectman B J Gudzinowicz plans to attend the Gordon Research Conference on Analytical Chemistry at New Hampton School New Hampton N H and the 140th ACS national meeting in Chicago where he will present a high temperature gas chromatography paper. He will visit Dayton Research Laboratories after the meetings and recently had three Analytical Chemistry articles published and presented a paper at Michigan State University.
Maynard town counsel Leonard E. Rae, formerly of Pomesticut avenue, is a patient at Emerson Hospital awaiting surgery. He now resides in West Acton. Mr and Mrs Charles Nevala of 23 Brown street plan a two week vacation to Rindge New Hampshire. The home of the late Mathias Andreasen and his wife at 215 Main street Concord was sold through Leo F Mullin, local realtor.
A vesper service will be held Sunday at 5 p.m. to honor Rev. Walter Rast and his family as he leaves to teach religion at Valparaiso University in Indiana. The preacher is Rev. Paul Brauer of First Lutheran Boston. Officiant is Rev. Arthur Block of The Newtons Lutheran Church. A reception follows.
Maynard Bob Kane competed in the CYO golf tourney at Ponkapoag Canton and scored 90 in medal play to qualify. Dick Ben kavitch of Walpole posted 84. Medalists were Bill Foley Neponset and Dick Connolly Woburn with 76. James Malcolm Maynard runner up to John Kirouac Sharon who shot 75. Kirouac had 75 and Malcolm was to meet Mike Glaheen Milton who shot 86 in opening round.
Concord shows 30 building permits in July totaling 183780 with only 81 000 for new construction versus 2 308 425 a year earlier. Four residence permits are listed: Theodore Barthus 20000 Harlan Anderson 35000 Edward Hughes 12000 Warren Payne 14000.
The Acton First SS water safety program ended with participants displaying skills learned over four weeks as parents watched. A second session opened with a record enrollment of 320 students in four periods from 8:45 to 11:45 a.m. daily, with six buses shuttling Acton residents to Walden Pond. A few students unable to attend first session receive junior lifesaving instruction in the fourth period, and the current session will finish in September.
Acton Youth Center remains among top teams in the Nashoba Babe Ruth League as the season nears end. Sampson took the loss in Acton's recent 6-0 defeat at Ayer with pitcher Paul Sidoris earning the shutout. A Tuesday night 4-4 draw at Littleton ended in darkness, Moody and O Keefe credited with the mound duties. Pepperell leads the league with one loss. Acton trails with two losses and a still unfinished schedule.
Police investigated destruction to a car in Atking and Merrill parking lot and grease smeared inside a steam shovel at Vassallotti pit. A local resident faced court for drunkenness and operating under the influence with case continued for counsel. Larceny complaints and a vandalism incident with a bulldozer were reported. An Elaine road resident heard calls for help near a corn field but no one was found. A Sunday accident near Shelley's Store left William Stephens with facial injuries and fines. the car had no license. A rear-end collision at Shelley's involved Richard Meigs and Edward Borce with no injuries.
Mr and Mrs Edward L Mc Kenna and family of 7 Laurel Street vacation at Hamp ton Beach New Hampshire. The family of Mr and Mrs Lucian F Grande of 20 Southfield Road vacation at Green Harbor on the South Shore. Harold A Baker of 4 Frances Street is confined to Emerson Hospital. Another patient at the hospital is Frederick Law ton, a well known Maynard and Concord resident.
Assistant Town Clerk Alice Ingham, residing at 8 Elm Street, has been on a weeklong vacation this week, leaving the office temporarily short staffed and pending coverage.
Real estate notice listing several good six and eight room older homes with three and four bedrooms priced from 8900 to 19900. Matthew T. King TW 7-2021.
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