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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1962

Page

4

Concord Enterprise Ad Rates and Printing Note

The Concord Enterprise advertises subscription rates and lists printing notes by The Enterprise Press Inc. Marlboro Massachusetts and offices in Boston and New York. It notes typographical error reprint policy and quotes single copy and annual rates for subscriptions.

Concord Enterprise Enerprise Press Inc St. Marlboro Mass Marlboro Enterprise Press Inc Julius Mathews Newbury Street Boston Madison Avenue New York

Advertising Copy Deadline Notice

For this newspaper must be in this office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, one day before publication. The item must arrive at the office to make the weekly edition.

Standings And Averages From Colonial Little League

Results show Yankees 4 White Sox 1 with MacLaughlin the winner, Nationals 12 Red Sox 5 with Wilson, White Sox 17 Red Sox 1 with Williams, Nationals 14 Yankees 9 with Glenn earning the win. Major league records list Nationals 6 3 White Sox 5 4 Yankees 4 5 Red Sox 3 6. Team batting peaks Nationals .252 Yankees .241 White Sox .227 Red Sox .222. Individual batting leads Glenn .517 Whitcomb .450 T King .380 Wilson .375 Sinnett .368 MacLaughlin .364 Sampson .354. Home runs: Glenn 7 Wilson 6 T King 4 Sweatt 3 MacLaughlin 3 Williams 2 MacLeod 2 Jeanson 2 Sinnett 1 Woodward Whitcomb 1 Noble 1 Coffey 1 Johnston 1 P King 1 Allen 1.

Acton Yankees White Sox MacLaughlin Nationals Red Sox Wilson Williams Glenn Whitcomb T.king Sinnett Sampson T. King Sweatt MacLeod Jeanson Beaudoin Woodward Noble Coffey Johnston P. King Allen

Club will attend Sox Yankee tilt at Fenway Park

Acton Blessed Louis and Couples Club of St. Elizabeth of Hungary Chasch meet Tuesday evening at 6 45 outside the cheese to go to Fenway Park to see the Boston Red Sox contend with the New York Yankees. Couples will travel by bus. President Donald Oliver and the executive board have charge.

Acton Girl Scouts Prepare for Vermont Roundup Trip

Acton girls from seventh to twelfth grade join leaders for a journey to Vergennes Vermont for the 1962 Roundup at Button State Park July 20. Local delegates include Sue Koch and Janet McLaughlin with alternates Jeanne Gubser and Adele Harris.

Acton Vergennes Button State Park Lake Champlain U.S World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts Sue Koch John F. Koch Alcott Street Acton Center Janet McLaughlin Galen McLaughlin Prospect — Street South Acton Jeanne Gubser Mas Burlyn R. Gubser Piper Road Adele Harris May Wiliam Harris Betsy Ross Lane West Acton

Acton-Acton Youth Center pitcher throws no hitter in 8-2 win

Sampson hurled a no hitter for Acton-Acton Youth Center in a Nashoba Valley Babe Ruth game against Fort Devens Tankers. The locals won 8-2 as Sampson also hit the game’s only home run and added another hit. LaFoley Primiano and Parker each had two hits. Nixtroft took the loss.

Acton Nashoba Valley Babe Ruth Fort Devens Tankers Sampson Lowden Acton Battery Nixtroft Sampions Primiano

Four Students Attend Summer Music Session

Acton Roxborough Regional High School students Carl Ribeiro John Barrer David Westphalen and Susan Ott attend a four week summer music course at the University of Vermont living on campus. The session offers extended study in music and participation in performing groups.

Acton Acton-Roxborough Regional High School University of Vermont Carl Ribeiro John Barrer David Westphalen Susan Ott

Cowles Vars Earn Safety Awards at Acton Plant

Acton workers Cowles and Vars received engraved wallets and key cases for ten years without a lost-time accident at the Dewey and Almy Chemical Plant in Acton. Dick Perkins, foreman, presented the awards with Local 324 shop steward Adam Mancini observing.

Acton Albert Cowles Brooks Street Maynard Ed Vars Banbury Mill Dewey and Almy Chemical Dick Perkins Adam Mancini

Scovels Welcome Their First Son Christopher Dana Scoval

Mr and Mrs Carl R Scovel Faith Greeley are parents of a first son Christopher Dana Scoval born July 10 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Dr and Mrs Dana McLean Greeley of Boston and Dr and Mrs Frederick G Scoval of Stoney Point NY. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Roger Greeley of Lexington. The baby has an older sister Helen.

Sudbury-— -Niev Carl R. Scovel Faith Greeley Homestead Road Christopher Dana Scoval Emerson Hospital Dana McLean Greeley Boston Frederick G. Scoval Stoney Point N. Y William Roger Greeley Lexington Helen

Red Cross Water Safety Class Concludes Week at Walden Pond

Children in Concord attend the final week of water safety instruction at Walden Pond. The first session opens this week and a demonstration of progress will be held at the final class on July 20 for visiting observers.

Acton Red Cross Walden Pond Concord

Western Stars Triumph 12-3 Over Eastern All Stars

Maynard manager Wilfred Pekkala led the Western Stars to a 12-3 victory over the Eastern Stars at Alumni Field on Sunday. Art Trembley and Art LeSage headed the Eastern squad with John Hopkins assisting Pekkala. Paul Mosca, Doug MacGlashing and Bob Morrissey fueled the win while John Williams, Kulik, and Chris Morrissey worked for the Easterns. no homers were hit.

Maynard Wilfred Pekkala Alumni Field Art Trembley Art LeSage Pekkala John Hopkins Paul Mosca Doug MacGlashing Bob Morrissey John Williams Kulik Chris Morrissey

Maynard Notices and Upcoming Meetings in Local Clubs

Sympathy extends to Mrs. Joseph P. Dineen on the death of her sister Marie C FitzGerad Barry in South Boston. Maynard Lions plan a summer meeting at Camp Resolute Boston Tuesday under new officers. A board meeting led by President Robert R. Billups was held Tuesday. U S delegates from Frank J DeMars Post headed by Commander Nelson will attend Worcester state convention over the next three days. The Leapin Lena parade hit is expected to draw a big crowd at Saturday’s parade. Rotary held a supper meeting at Twin Trees Restaurant with Vice President Henry S Thompson presiding in President Richard T White’s absence. Final circus visit details discussed. New bleachers installed at Rev John A Crowe park by P W D. Summer meetings of the P W D commissioners are July 26 and Aug 30. The wedding of Thomas J Duggan Jr and Simone Marie LeBlanc is set for this coming Saturday.

Joseph P. Dineen Randa Road Marie C. (FitzGerad) Barry Boston Maynard Lions Camp Resolute Board of Directors Robert R. Billups Frank J. DeMars U. S Nelson Worcester Leapin Lena Rotary Twin Trees Henry S. Thompson Richard T. White John A. Crowe P. W. D. Commissioners

Lions Hold Summer Cookout in Littleton Camp

Acton Lions members and guests gathered Tuesday evening at Leonard Lester’s Fort Pond road camp in Littleton for a inaugural summer cookout. New president Julian J. D’Agostino led the casual meeting with plans for a ladies night and Rudolph W. Currier of the Concord club inducted Maj. Charles Bob Heselton as a new member.

Acton — Lions Leonard Lester Fort Pond Road Littleton Julian J. D'Agostino P.D.D.G. Rudolph W. Currier Concord Club Maj Charles Bob” Heselton

Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

A plan to promote U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic invest in national growth. Government drives campaigns to encourage citizens to purchase bonds, highlighting safety, return, and support for public programs.

U.S

Anthony Hosts Get-Together at Home Sunday

G O P candidate for representative in the third district Anthony will hold an informal meeting with district town committee members Sunday from 1 to 5 at his home on Glea sondale road. If rain the event moves to July 22. He just returned from a Washington conference with Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater, and reports 62 towns in the district with about 30 new ones.

Washington D. C Far East G.O.P Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater William Miller Walter Judd China Area Frank Philbin

On Duty After HS Graduation in Naval Reserve

West Concord youth Ralph E Le Blanc, 17, son of Peter J LeBlanc, 26 Cottage Street, enlisted in Surface Division 1 19 of the U S Navy Reserve at the Bedford Avenue training center Lowell. A Concord Carlisle High School senior, he expects sea duty after graduation and plans to join one of the Navy college programs. His mother was guest of honor at the oath of allegiance ceremony.

West Concord Ralph E. LeBlanc Peter J. LeBlanc Cottage Street U. S. Naval Reserve Bedford Avenue Lowell Concord- Carlisle High School Navy

Heater Piece At Center May Stay In Sudbury

Sudbury officials including Police Chief John F. McGovern and Selectman Lawrence B. Tighe met a state engineer to discuss traffic at Sudbury Center. A trial plan would enlarge the center island by attaching it to the small common using sandbags, preserving the central heater piece tree. Stop signs would be placed on Concord road from both directions.

Sudbury John F. McGovern Lawrence B. Tighe Sudbury Center Concord Road

Sindoris Leads AYC Averages and Schedule Notes

Ruth Baseball League halves the season with seven wins and two losses. Averages show Sindoris 32.13 .406 and Primiano 20.8 .400 lead the top hitters. First half standings list multiple players with varying averages, while the second half opener at Groton was postponed and rescheduled for tonight. Tomorrow night Shirley hosts and Tuesday Harvard visits Acton.

Acton Nashoba Valley Babe Ruth Sindoris Primiano Ogilvie Parks Belliveau Moody Lowden Lafoey Dionne Sampson Groton A.Y.C Shirley Harvard

Youth Baseball League Opens with Tight First Round

Carlisle and Bedford split results as Lynn defeated Littleton 13 5 and Lowell beat Carlisle 9 2 Chelmsford defeated Bedford 8 3 and Tewksbury edged Hanscom 6 5 Second round slated Saturday at 1 30 p m Lynn faces Lowell while Chelmsford meets Tewksbury Finals set for Sunday at Hanscom Airport sources note first round games played in Massachusetts Youth Baseball League at Hanscom Airport Lynn Lowell Chelmsford Tewksbury and Bedford involved.

Bedford Hanscom Airport Lynn Littleton Lowell Carlisle Chelmsford Tewksbury Hanscom

Vacation Bible School to be Led by Rev C A Rantala

Acton Rev C A Rantala will supervise the Vacation Bible School at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church starting next Monday. The program aims to engage youngsters with Bible lessons songs and activities during the church week.

Public hearing on Crowell loam permit appeal in Stow

A public hearing is set for July 27, 1962 at 8 oclock at the Stow Town Hall to consider the appeal of Ralph E. Crowell Gardner Rd Stow for a permit to sell surplus loam from construction of a new building. Stow Board of Appeals Donald W Powers clerk July 12 19

Stow Town Hall Ralph E. Crowell Gardner Rd Stow Stow Board of Appeals Donald W. Powers

Sudbury Earth Removal Board Public Hearing Notice

The Earth Removal Board will hold a public hearing on August 6 1962 at 8:00 P M in Town Hall on Walter A Beckett's petition for earth removal. The property lies between Lincoln Road and Lincoln Lane at their junction. Petitioner must be present or send an authorized representative. Charles D Preble clerk July 12

Town OF Sudbury Earth Removal Board Walter A. Beckett Wyole Prospect Waltham Mass Lincoln Road Lincoln Lane Charles D. Preble Town OF Sudbury Board of Appeals Board of Appeals Robert C. Hardy Lancaster Road John and Ethel Fletcher Frye Street Henry Greenblatt Dutton Rd Eldridge J. Crowe Pinewood Ave Calvin B. Smith

Druken One Of Three Ey Captured In Stolen Car

Boston resident 24 year old Joseph E Druken, an inmate at Mass Correctional Institute who escaped nearly two weeks ago, was captured in Elgin Illinois by state police after authorities linked him to a stolen car and attempted robbery. Officials said two guns were in the vehicle and a larger manhunt for the other escapees continued.

West Concord Joseph E. Druken Boston Elsinore Street Mass

Acton Selectmen Open Bids and Grant Permits

Acton selectmen opened bids for fire hose and fire alarm work and granted a license for a canine obedience event at 682 700 Massachusetts Avenue. They granted a pole location petition from Boston Edison and New England Tel and Tel Co. and anticipated $100000 revenue from Union National Bank. The meeting included discussion of storage at 34 and a hearing for residents.

Acton Gorham Fire Equipment Company Hudson Fire Equipment Company American Fire Equipment Company Charles H. Clougherty Company, Inc Hudson Company Gorham Company Union National Bank Lowell

Fragmentary deed text outlines plan and land description

Unclear OCR shows a property plan reference, beginning point, and boundary notes in Middlesex, with road, private ingress, and lot lines. Mentions Plan No 1, engineer, and September date, but lacks coherent actions or parties.

Rick Lewis Sudbury

Mrs Shaw Tops Field in Concord-Mrs Golf Championship

Mrs Shaw won the championship at Concord Country Club leading a field of 46 with a score of 99. The event featured top wives from town competing for the title in this week’s club championship.

Concord Country Club Shaw

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sox - Yankee New England Acton-Harvard-Princeton William Phair Stanley Luques Robert MacEwan Koch A. Y.C Scovels Boston Furniture CO Boston Traveler The Western Stars Thomas J. Duggan, Jr Tremont Street Simone Marie LeBlanc Palmer Lions In Cookout Anthony Frank Anthony Carlisle, Bedford Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Myra Hall Goodwin Cambridge John C. Leggat John C. Leggat, Esquire John V. Harvey Register Druken Ward J John C. Line Elgin Illinois Fred Hanack Cece Treaster
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