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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
11
A fragmented listing of radio segments with times and program titles. Includes news, weather, panoramas, and carousel blocks across the day, mentioning parts and stations but lacking complete program details.
Extension Service offers January training for volunteer leaders titled Our Teenagers. Sessions run 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Lowell on January 8, Concord on January 9, and Framingham on January 10. Joseph D. Burroughs will lead discussions on teenage social life and parent child changes. Advance registration urged via Mrs Irene Hermanson.
Maynard Board of Assessors last week voiced satisfaction with the team of revaluators from Associated Surveys of Passaic New Jersey who are re assessing the town. When completed this spring new assessments will be sent and hearings scheduled for townspeople to discuss them.
Concord Young Republican Club schedules its annual election meeting for Monday at 8 p.m. in the savings bank conference room on Main Street. The nominating committee proposes George F. Rohan as president, Charles Ladd as vice president, Sheila Flaherty as secretary treasurer, and Frank M. Yans as director, with formal presentation at the session. The group invites residents of Maynard, Stow, Carlisle, and Concord ages 18 to 36 to join and participate in grassroots campaigns and local government activities.
Lincoln Democrats elect Dr. E. Donlon Rooney as chairman to succeed Henry Morgan who resigned. Robert Wood becomes vice chairman with William Langton as treasurer and Miss Margaret M. Algeo as secretary. Former Chairman Morgan remains on the committee as a member. Robert Gordon joins, succeeding Denis Dougherty. Next meeting set for late January at Mrs Barbara O Brien’s home on Acorn Lane.
Homeowners seeking durable fire resistant asphalt shingles should choose UL labeled products. UL tests simulate destructive fire conditions to verify resistance to high temperatures incendiary brands and flame exposure, ensuring shingles meet safety standards before sale in the United States.
In Schenectady New York a locomotive maker notes locomotives now wear brighter paint than 25 years ago. Its paint shop has applied over 200 colors and shades to new diesel units in the past year. Railroads increasingly use three four or five color schemes.
Next Monday the woman's club at United Church of Christ will hold a tea at 2 15 with a talk by Dr. Albert Schweitzer showing slides of his South African colony. Bedford hosts Community Blood Donor Day on June 7 with the bloodmobile returning February 18 from 1 pm to 7 pm.
Massachusetts probate court records announce a petition for probate of a last will of William Snow late of Concord by Mary E. Snow seeking appointment as executrix without bond. Objections or appearances must be filed in Cambridge by ten o clock in the forenoon on January 28. First Judge John C. Ys Fs Ouire presides. Register Harvey notes dates January 3 10 17.
Public auction set for January 26 1963 at 10 A.M. to foreclose a mortgage on 27 Alcott Street Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts. The plan shows Lot 120 in Section Two Robbing Park Acton with 22 300 square feet, subject to several prior mortgages and liens. A cash or certified check of 2500 will be required. further terms announced at sale.
Probate Court notices a petition by Jerry P. Delgado and Mary L. Delgado for leave to adopt Geraldine Esperanza Castellanos born to Jerry Castellanos and Lyn Napier Castellanos. The proposed name change to Michele Suzanne Delgado is requested. Objections must be filed by February 25, 1963. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire and John V. Harvey Register.
To all persons interested in the estate of Annie H. Derby late of Concord in said County deceased. The matter comes before the Court for probate by Ruth D. Bond of Concord. The citation sets the hearing for January 4, 1963 at o'clock in the forenoon. First Judge of said Court issues this citation, dated December 14, 1962. John V. Parvey, Register. Dec. 20, 27, Jan. 3
Public foreclosure sale under a 1955 mortgage by Gerald E Donovan and Ann M Donovan to Lincoln Savings Bank. The lot at 79 by 125 feet totaling about 9875 sq ft on Main Street Damon Street in Concord Junction, Middlesex, will be auctioned January 15, 1963 at 11 am. Terms: $1000 cash due at sale. balance within 10 days at Widell & Kruger Boston. Assignee Vera Warner.
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