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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
13
Legal notices from Massachusetts land court and conservatorship proceedings. Includes accounts for Frances Carey Thompson ward and objections due by September 9 1963. Notices cover property at Maynard Brown and Concord Streets and amendments to zoning by law with publication in Maynard Enterprise.
Public auction to foreclose mortgage on Lot 150 at Holman Pine Rest Sudbury Massachusetts. The 90 by 41 by 85 by 100 foot parcel fronts Richard Avenue and Sexton Street. Unpaid taxes and liens must be paid within 20 days. additional terms announced at sale.
Sudbury explorers from Post 2, the Voyageurs, undertook a beach camping trip near Duxbury with ten boys and advisor Curt Garfield. They hiked two miles along the beach, endured dunes and permits checks, cooked meals, and later planned a freshmen outreach barbecue to showcase exploration at the start of the school year.
The Sudbury School Committee requests sealed bids for bakery products for cafeteria use for the school year 1963 64. Bids must be received at the Office of the Superintendent, 20 Lincoln Road Sudbury, by 2 00 P M August 23 1963. Specifications obtainable from the Superintendent’s Office.
Middlesex Probate Court considers Annie A. Herrick of Acton as executrix for Ralph W. Herrick estate without bond. Petition filed September 13 1963. return date August 9 1963 noted by Judge John C. Leggat and Register John V. Harvey. Notices run August 15 22 29 1963.
Concord Enterprise greets ten new families moving into town. Betty Oleson hosts the Welcome Wagon reception. New residents include the Shaws from Milton and a 17 year old son, Pittmans from Waltham, the Sachs family from Minneapolis with a young daughter and baby, the Page family from Damariscotta, Rhames family from Albuquerque with three sons, Buckborough family from Champaign, Wislocki from New York City, the McFadden family from Revere, the Briggs family from Ann Arbor, and Fitzgerald family from Chicago with two children.
Rotary luncheon at Toward Johnsons featured Ralph A. Macone a local sporting goods dealer as guest speaker presented by John K. Damon. Meeting cancelled for cookout planned last night makeup recorded from Lexington Groton Burlington Lake Worth Rose Wiesbaden and others. Visitors included Walter Wyman Donald Drew Smethurst Rothwell MacRae Allen and others. Rice offers value per dollar per Alabama Extension Service report.
A.A. Morrissetta a Harvard regional director attended a Selective Service meeting at Hanscom Field Bedford. Baptism will be administered at South Acton Congregational Church Sunday with Rev Deane R Lanphear in charge. Blessed Louis Couples Club clambake Saturday at Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club North Acton. Reservations needed. Rev Eric W Grimehaw guest preacher Sunday. Coffee hour after 9:30 service honors the Stet t ens leaving for Spain and the Ditchetts moving to Valley Forge. Acton Boxborough Regional HS library open Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 am to 4 pm.
Gordon H. Peake 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Horne of Concord Massachusetts, completed nine weeks basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes. He participated in a full-dress parade with over 1,000 men and completed naval orientation, history, organization, regulations, gunnery, seamanship, damage control, and survival training.
Lincoln postmaster John Hancock on annual vacation this week after earlier absence. U.S. Senate confirmed his postmaster appointment during last week’s period. Regular Sunday masses continue at St. Joseph's Church with Holy Day services led by Rev. John J. McDevitt for the Feast of the Assumption.
Massachusetts announced new full and rejection inspection stickers to curb vehicle defects. The rejection sticker is a 3 inch circle marked Rejecter and the full inspection sticker is a red rectangle. both to be affixed to the windshield. Violations and failures to correct defects after October 15 trigger license suspensions.
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