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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1960
Page
11
The text outlines a dem film on pedestrian safety and a lecture by an entity named Press. It mentions Britton and Francis as drivers in a training context and references the Department James assisting. The readable bits suggest an educational event on transportation safety.
Rev Roger W Wootten of Church of Good Shepherd preached at St George's Maynard on Sunday and subbed for Rev Albert E Gabriel while he vacationed. The next summer selectmen meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Town Hall with Chairman Charles D MacPherson presiding. Regular meetings resume in September.
Lawrence Safety Division and Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles note a lunch break before Kenneth Brown of the Massachusetts Safety Council conducts a bike rodeo. The event involves bicycle safety demonstration and participant instruction.
Miss Barbara A. Clemence RN of West Acton begins duties as Tyngsborough town nurse this month, replacing Iris L. Cove who will pursue further education. Clemence is a New England Deaconess graduate with a BS from the University of Minnesota and has public health experience in Acton and Chicago, including newborn care.
New residents with children entering grades 7 through 12 should register their students at the high school on any day from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The process ensures placement for the upcoming school year.
Bedford-Bedford Chapter of the American Red Cross relocates to 115 Great Road from 146 Great Road to expand services. In recent years eight blood day drives yielded 1214 pints of blood. The chapter also ran first aid classes, a canteen at blood days, Gray Ladies at the VA hospital, Home Service aiding families, and Motor Service transporting donors and equipment to clinics.
Krist Andersen of Andersen's Service West Concord tops sales in a three month contest ranking fifth in New England Rambler dealer performance. He notes no sales staff and credits faith perseverance and satisfied customers as keys to success. He plans to hire an assistant to meet growing demand.
Holy Day services marked the Feast of the Assumption at St Bernard's and Our Lady Ss. Attendance was strong. A Boston TV program discusses garden topics with Late Summer Lawns and Ground Covers. Police and town updates cover reassignments and road work.
Concord selectmen schedule a summer session Monday at 7 30 p m at the Town House with Harold C Smith as chairman presiding Regular weekly meetings resume after Labor Day Three hearings cover utility poles and Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club malt beverage license application
At a Bedford board meeting Ruben Epstein and Herman Feer for Samuel Poor vy discussed construction of a bowling alley and two stores at the Great Road Shopping Center. Building inspector Dunston said permits could not be increased until a board of appeals hearing on parking adequacy. The developer could proceed with contracts while accepting parking compliance risks if permits are issued.
Acton Rich Garven 21 of South Lancaster was arraigned on operating so as to endanger after an accident on Route 2 June 26. The charge was changed to failure to stay within marked lines and Garven pleaded not guilty but was found guilty and fined. Police report Patrolman William Durkin Jr. filed the complaint.
West Concord IBM Supplies Division Plant announces Joseph O. Rounds as production manager of the second shift. Rounds joined IBM in 1941, served in the U S Army 1944-46, helped establish IBM Card Manufacturing in New England in 1958, and now lives at 17 Riverside Avenue with wife Wanda and four children.
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