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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1961

Page

6

Concord Enterprise Thursday edition notice and ads rates

Marlboro based Enterprise Press announces publication every Thursday with second class mail status. It lists editors and office addresses in Marlboro Concord and Boston agencies. Subscription rate is one year five dollars and single copies ten cents.

Marlboro Massachusetts Enterprise Press Inc Mass Julius Mathews Newbury Street Boston Madison Avenue New York

Advertising Copy Deadline Notices

Advertisement language requires submission to the office by 2 PM on Wednesday, one day before publication. The brief warns that late or missing copy may miss the next issue.

Maynard Board Notes Highlight Bond Issue And Liquor License

Maynard board members including Clerk Benjamin Guzinowicz and former Chairman John Sokolowski met at the Town House. The board approved selling bonds totaling $210,000 to Smith Barney Company Boston at 1000.99 with accrued interest for a new municipal building. A letter from the Elks lists officers responsible for the liquor license. A Middlesex County Selectmen’s Association notice informs of the February 16 meeting.

Maynard Board of Selectmen Benjamin J. Guzinowicz John Sokolowski Town House Smith, Barney & Company Boxvton Elks Middlesex County Selectmen's Association

Boeske Seeks Board Post In Local Election

Maynard-Howard E. Boeske of Powdermill Road seeks the Republican nomination for a two year vacancy on the board of selectmen. he is a local automobile dealer, a u s army veteran who served 1941 to 1947, wounded in the battle of the bulge and awarded the purple heart bronze star meritorious service french croix de guerre. he is married with a three year old and active in masons shrine elks and vfw.

Maynard Howard E. Boeske Powdermill Road Board of Selectmen Boeske The Masons, Shrine, Elks and

Activities Listed At Union Church

The World Day of Prayer event is sponsored by Stow Church women and will be held at Union Church in Stow on Friday Feb 17 at 8 pm. The Union Congregational missionary committee will meet Monday evening with Mrs S J Holapna of West Concord. The church council meeting is set for Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the church.

Maynard Union Congregational S. J. Holapna Upland Road West Concord Maynard Stow Union Church Stow Church Council of

Maynard High Hosts Parent Conferences this Week

Maynard High School held a series of parent conferences Tuesday and Wednesday with Tony/tonight sessions to follow. Guidance Director Henry F Regan reports 233 conferences were scheduled and asks parents to contact teachers via their child to arrange future appointments.

Maynard Maynard High School Henry Fo Regan

Wedding carriages charm Sudbury event at Wayside Inn

Sunday afternoon scenes near the Wayside Inn featured a picturesque survey with horses named Sugar and Spice carrying participants between the Inn and Martha Mary Chapel for a wedding. The custom, recently originated in Sudbury, was supplied by Ernest Ferguson using an old time mode of transport.

Wayside Inn Martha Mary Chapel Sudbury Ernest Ferguson

Sudbury Votes Registration Dates Amid Town Meeting

Voters may register to vote at Sudbury Drug on Friday February 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. The first day at Town Hall occurs February 14 from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Additional registrations are welcome at Town Hall between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on other days.

Sudbury Sudbury Drug Town Hall Re Town Hall

Letters Paragraphs on Maynard High School Plans

A reader from Maynard Massachusetts questions the proposed new high school funding. He argues organized opposition is needed and predicts higher taxes. critiques existing buildings and potential shifts of sixth to eighth graders. muses on federal aid and regional parochial school competition.

George Washington Green Meadow Concord Maynard Frank Punch Boston

Lincoln Sudbury staff gift and midyear exam disruption noted

Lincoln Sudbury Regional maintenance supervisor William Long received a birthday desk sign and cakes enjoyed by faculty as midyear exams paused most activities. Elizabeth M Walker Goodman recuperating after foot surgery. January saw 19 building permits for dwellings costing about 269000 dollars. An open letter from Thomas F Fitzpatrick discusses town tax reassessment in Maynard. West Concord Woman's Club plans flag display for April 19 1961 with postal support and discounts from Flag Company.

William Long Lincoln-Sudbury Elizabeth M. Walker Goodman Hill Road Emerson Hospital Enterprise Nason Maynard Mass Concord West

Petition Seeks Five Selectmen and Annual Counsel

Sudbury plans an annual town meeting warrant including two articles. One asks to raise selectmen from three to five. The other proposes annual town counsel appointment, preferably a town resident. The filing with the town clerk on January 31 was signed by 20 residents, with 10 signatures sufficient.

Sudbury

Selectmen Group Meet Presided by MacPherson February 16

Acton board of selectmen chair Robert D MacPherson will preside at a Middlesex County Selectmen Association supper meeting at Vesper Country Club Tynesboro on February 16. Robert O Hara of Boston College Seminar Research Bureau will speak. he is former town manager of Stoughton and brother of Amherst research head William O Hara. A social hour and brief business session precede the program.

Acton Charles D. MacPherson MacPherson

Tragedy Strikes Sudbury Home Second Time As Father Dies

In Sudbury Edward and Nancie Rosenbaum face tragedy as Nancie’s father Arnold Rosenbaum dies from gunshot injuries after his wife Joan M Proctor is killed. Proctor had married Rosenbaum last week in Seabrook New Hampshire. Private services conducted at McCarthy and Wentworth funeral homes with memorial church pastor presiding.

Sudbury Edward Nancie Rosenbaum Nancie Joan M. Proctor Framingham Arnold Rosenbaum Framingham Union Hospital Proctor Mr. Rosenbaum Seabrook N.H McCarthy Funeral Home Southburg Martin L. Curley Auburndale Rosenbaum University of Massachusetts Amherst Daugther Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Lena Rosenbaum Wentworth Funeral Home Waltham Ernest Bodenweber, Jr Memorial Congregational Church

What's Your Household Safety I Q

A public service chart from Stanley Home Products lists 10 basic safety checks to test home safety. Score 10 for yes 5 for sometimes 0 for no, aiming to raise awareness for child safety and home precautions.

I.Q Stanley Home Products, Inc Westfield Massachusetts Stanley

Sudbury to grant four more alcohol licenses

The 1960 Sudbury census sets population at 7 447 and allows four additional licenses for the sale of all alcoholic beverages. Only one license may go to a retail package goods store. Applications must be filed with the board of selectmen by February 13.

Sudbury U.S. Department of Commerce Board of Select Men

Lenten Services Planned at Concord Trinity Church

Concord Trinity Church outlines its annual Lenten program starting Ash Wednesday February 15 with five consecutive Wednesday sessions. Two courses offered Doctrine of the Episcopal Church led by Bishop Malcolm E Peabody and Religion and Mental Health chaired by Dr Robert W White. Evening begins with worship at 6 45, supper at 7 15, classes at 8 00. Ash Wednesday Holy Communion at 7 and 10 am and 6 45 pm service.

Concord Trinity Church Episcopal Church Malcolm E. Peabody Robert W. White

Local Youth Critically Injured In Route 128 Crash

Maynard John Soroko a 21 year old of 142 Parker Street was critically injured in a Route 128 wreck in Woburn early Tuesday at 2 10 a m He remained on the danger list at Choate Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries Woburn police investigated saying the youth ran beneath a large truck under the undercarriage but would not disclose his travel direction

Maynard — John Soroko Parker Street Woburn Choate Memorial Hospital

Miss Mildred Albert Speaks On Fashion And Modeling

MaynardTuesday evening at George Washington Auditorium Junior Women's Club hosted Mildred Albert director of Academy Moderne and Hart Model Agency Boston. She shared insights from her trip to the presidential inauguration Washington tips on grooming and Paris fashion for spring. A Q A followed. refreshments served. About 10 girls attended. President Joan Wheeler arranged the meeting. Next Maynard Grange P H No 340 Valentines party February 16 8 p m Elks Hall with invites extended to neighboring Grange members.

Maynard George Washington Auditorium Mildred Albert Academy Moderne and Hart Model Agency Boston Miss Albert Washington Paris Judy DeGrappo Ann McDonnell Joan Wheeler Maynard Grange P H. No Elks Hall Grange

Sudbury Women's Club Highlights Gore Place Lecture

Sudbury Woman's Club members braved the cold for an "Afternoon at Gore Place" presented by curator Mrs. Lawrence W. Polson. The talk featured Gore family history and a tour of Gore Place with colorful slides and many original antiques.

Sudbury Gov Mrs. Gore Gov. Gore Gore Polson Arthur E. Fay Jr

Sudbury Board of Appeals sets March public hearing

Sudbury Mass. Board of Appeals to hold public hearing at 8 00 P M Friday March 3 1961 in Town Hall on three petitions Joseph D Bausk seeks building lot with 140 ft frontage at 44 Pratt Mill Rd Robert Desjardin seeks to restore a carriage house at 250 Old Sudbury Rd for residence Massachusetts Lumber Co seeks variances to transfer to Stanmar Lumber Co including storage and freight car unloading on Boston Post Road near Old County Rd Petitioner must attend or send representative Edward E Kreitsek Clerk Feb 9 1961

Town OF Sudbury Board of Appeals Sudbury Mass Board of Appeals Joseph D. Bausk Pratt Mill Rd Robert Desjardin Old Sudbury Rd Massachusetts Lumber Company Stanmar Lumber Company Boston Post Road Old County Rd

Sudbury Selectmen Schedule Public Hearings and Sign Permit

The Sudbury Selectmen announce a public hearing on February 16 at 9:00 for the application of Mailhot for a Class II used car sales at Boston Post Rd and Union Ave. A hearing on February 1 at 8:30 P.M. will address Shaw and Cal Wayside Realtors advertising a sign on Boston Road 500 ft west of their estate office.

Boston Post Union Ave Shaw and Cal Boston Road

Probate Court Notice of Estate for John F Cari lute

Probate Court of Middlesex notices the estate of John F Cari lute of Maynard. Administratrix presents a second allowance and objects must be filed by March meeting in Cambridge. Witnesses John C Legs, First Judge and John V Harvey Clerk. Feb 6.

Middlesex John F. Cari Lute Maynard John F. C Cambridge John C. Legs Quire John V. Harvey

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Concord Enterprise Liberty St. Marlboro R. W. Currier Main St. Con Nason St May P. O. Box Siandy Nana Maynard Enterprise Bir Union Congregational Church of Janette M. Taylo Church Nason Street Trinitarian Congregational Church of Concord Earl A. Hubley Garfield Street Rudolph Currier Town of Thomas F. Fitzpatrick Selectmen New England Commonwealth Armory McCartin Seacoast Shores Falmouth Cape Cod John GB. Proctor Trinity Jr. Woman’s Club Trip Moulin-Sous-Fleron Belgium Robert Wagner Sudbury Woman’s Club Gore Place Sudbury W Club Dean Crary Francis Raynor Annou State House Wi Dolbier Myron S Francis Trussell Francis Trussell, Comm Service T. Lugene Ellis Wat James W. Bell Alfred Bonazzoli Joseph Gran Richard R. Pease George E. Plugse E. Childs Myron Siegars Walter E. Carbone Dent of Maynand Womans Edward E. Kreitsek Commonwealth of Massachus Probate Court
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