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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
4
The snippet shows an advertising notice from Press Inc Marlboro Mass with addresses at 16 Liberty St Marlboro and a disclaimer about no financial responsibility for typographical errors. Subscription rates list Single copies ten cents and One Year five dollars.
Advertising copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock on Wednesday, one day before publication. The notice sets a strict deadline for submitting ads to appear in the next edition.
Citizens return from Florida to a busy election season with two school contests on February 25 and a March 4 budget vote. Debate over White Pond and a bridge dominated the meeting, precinct delegates departed unsatisfied but determined.
At 3 05 p m on February 7 firefighters responded to a fire in the basement of Daniel Bertle’s home at 53 Cedar Lane. An electric motor on a basement pump burst igniting the area and causing heavy smoke. rescue crews reported serious smoke damage but no injuries. Earlier on February 6, firefighters rescued a car following a ruptured fuel oil line from a fuel truck and towed two vehicles away with no injuries reported.
Thomas, previously an assistant editor and later promoted to associate editor in September 1967, holds B S and M A degrees from Northeast Missouri State Teachers. He resides on Country Village Lane with his wife.
Sudbury residents attend the Steve Allen Show where Mr and Mrs celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at Our Lady of Fatima Church. Local groups sponsor campaigns for retarded children research and support to brains science, chaired by Mrs. Stephen E Grande Jr. and members including Mrs. Fitzgerald Hapgood McDonough Porter Powers Singer and Trailer. Sixth graders plan a Palestine party at the Irving Whittemore home. Parish activities include New Testament class, budget vote and bus plans, Pirates of Penzance rehearsals, and the Martha Mary Circle gathering. Norman C. Pynn of Framingham is noted in Sudbury affairs.
The Sudbury Co-Operative Pre-School held a mothers meeting at Memorial Congregational Church. President Gaethe Bump opened the session as teachers outlined the year program and a discussion followed on mother help at the school. Children enjoyed a sleigh ride at Robert Walker's farm and a post office tour. Applications are being accepted for next year for both kindergarten and nursery. call Mrs. ard Jones at 443-2145.
Waltz of the Toreadors will be presented Feb 22 and 23 by the Community of Framingham with First Church Unitarian as sponsor. Paul R Barstow directs dramatics at Wellesley Dennison Memorial Atrium Framingham. Tickets sold by 1640 Club members with part of proceeds benefiting First Sunday School building fund.
Committee on Christian World Mission and Memorial Congregation plan international student weekend on March 30 31. Hosts needed contact Mrs Donald Marshall or Rev Bodenweber. Baptisms included William Robert Bell son of Mr and Mrs George H Bell. Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries accepts clothing and household items at Methodist Parish Hall by Feb 17 collected by the driver Tuesday. Card party Tuesday at Grange Hall. Mr and Mrs Robert E Hall announce birth of daughter Feb 1 at Newton Wellesley Hospital. Sympathy to Rich H Wright Sudbury on the death of his brother Wright in Wellesley.
Acton reports a surplus of 246,966 dollars in the surplus revenue account as disclosed by Finance Committee Chairman Thomas N. Rogers. The paper notes a prior typographical error and states the year’s tax rate increase will not exceed five dollars per the committee’s recommendation.
The 10 a.m. service at Church of the Good Shepherd will feature Acton Venus George O Wall as preacher. The church’s local vicar Rev. will lead the service.
Warrant issued for Sudbury town meeting on March 6 and election on March 4 at Center School. Voters will choose school committee and discuss education, finances, and community goals amid calls for clear voter turnout and accountable budgeting.
Nashoba High School’s drama group stages The Girl in the Rain with plans for college ambitions and charitable proceeds. Seeeene Potter guides the project as guidance director while Alan Ferguson provides special art effects for the production.
Peace Corps plans to recruit at least 6000 volunteers in 1963 across Latin America Africa and Asia. Retirees from many professions including teachers doctors nurses dentists engineers and farmers could fill hundreds of posts. Requirements include good health and relevant skills sought by overseas host countries.
Youth fellowship members gather in front of the Community Center on Sunday at 5 15 p m for a group trip to Boston. The plan outlines a local church activity and informal travel arrangements.
A board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 8 at Acton Center Fire Station. The notice lists Acton Center as the location and sets the start time in the morning.
Police report a Nashua resident, third drunken driving arrest, was found incoherent and under license revocation after a near head on at Walden fame near C C HS. He faced a $225 bond, three months suspended House of Correction, and a six week police training note.
The club discusses dues increases to 6.50 for active and inactive members, with Janet Bubier named chair. An afternoon program titled Overseas will be coordinated by Mrs Donald Clark. A seed planting workshop is scheduled for next Tuesday at 10 am at Mrs Hayward Houghton’s home on School Street.
The Massachusetts Public Works Commission orders notice to the Town of Concord and named individuals that they will relocate and grade a portion of Lowell Road and acquire land and easements. A hearing is set for February 20, 1963 at 8 p.m. in the Concord Town Hall Court Room.
Readable fragments indicate Culver City California plans on Wednesday for a permanent plan to develop new types with Itek and Reliance employed. The notice mentions a U.S. savings angle and potential investment.
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