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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1962
Page
9
At a Boston NMTA event, Victor Pomper argues profits fund growth but should serve a larger human purpose. He urges building a sense of mission, developing people, and creating environments that stretch employees while aligning business with humane goals.
New 350B FM Multiplex tuner with Sonic Monitor stereo balance and 60 dB signal to noise. Features include 2.2 μV sensitivity, improved selectivity, tape output, rear channel balance, and a balanced detector. Specifications available from H H Scott Inc Department P. 111 Powdermill Road.
The note extends gratitude to all who sent tributes and sympathy following the passing of Mrs. Herbert Doel and Mrs. Alfred Lord Adv.
Bedford Middlesex County commissioners notified selectmen of a July 31 hearing at 10 45 a m on highway petitions under Chapter 90 for road repairs and relocations, including repairs to Route 2.
The Bedford Red Cross Chapter announces the election of new officers including Jon Jr. as secretary and Willie L. Davis as treasurer. The brief notice lists these officials as the chapter updates its leadership.
Maynard New England farm and food program on WHDH TV Channel 5 airs Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 1 05 to 1 30 p m The upcoming lineup includes Outdoor Cookery with Lamb featuring Mrs Irene D Hermanson Middlesex County on Tuesday Chrysanthemums in the Garden with Peter W Larson Norfolk County on Wednesday Recent segments featured Herb Gardens with Barbara R OBrien Bristol County Picnics with Mrs Beth D Wallin Norfolk County and Japanese Beetle Control with Larson.
Concord area farms dominate the Dairy Herd Improvement Association rankings for the month. Great Brook Farms Carlisle leads in herd size with 86 and 35.6 percent, John Eliades Groton is first with 44 and 40.1 percent, Francis Ware & Son Stow has 28 and 34.9 percent, Mass Correctional Institution tops 46 with 34.3, Nagy Hill Farm Acton 42 with 34.2, Cynthia Smith Lincoln two with 32.5.
Norman D. Harris of the Museum of Science in Boston will lead a Tufts University elementary science workshop from July 16 to August 3. Held with museum support, the program trains teachers to present geology zoology botany astronomy and physical sciences to children. Harris aims to make science the most interesting and challenging subject in the curriculum.
Concord area 4-H Club members will compete for state honors in public speaking and demonstration at Achievement Day exercises on Thursday July 19 at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Participants include Judy Roberts Lexington Paul Joyal Martha Ellen Beebe Maynard Barbara Winslow Ayer Dorothy Sherwood Ray Savary Tyngsborough Kathleen Clapp Groton Rachelle Corsetti Woburn Penny Fullford Beverly Brown Mary Margaret Dunn Westford David Carlson Bedford Jeff Benham Acton Carolyn Mohan Burlington.
Concord Trustees announce Mrs. Scott Pearson as associate home demonstration agent replacing Mrs. Ruth Lafley of Lexington. Pearson, a North Dakota native, studied home economics at the University of North Dakota and North Dakota State University, graduating in 1960. She married in August 1961 and moved to Greater Boston when her husband joined Hanscom AFB.
Rich is named to head Mitre Corp s new system integration office announced by R R Everett vice president technical operations. He will oversee studies analyses and specifications for integrating major Air Force electronic systems including SAC Control System BMEWS NORAD COC and USAF command post. Rich a Maine native earned a BSEE from the University of Maine in 1940 and an MSEE from MIT in 1948.
Charles E. Scrymgeour, son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Scrymgeour of Bedford Massachusetts, has graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. He advances to seaman apprentice and receives 14 days leave before reporting to new duty stations after completing training in seamanship ordnance damage control military law and military customs and courtesies.
New residents welcomed by Betty Oleson and the Welcome Wagon as several families move into Concord. John Boudrot and his wife from Medford purchase a home. Edmands from Newton buy in town. Paul Jones Jr. from Cambridge purchases. J P Longo from Florida rents. Kenneth McGaughey from Billerica buys with his wife. The couples have children ranging from newborn to 10 years old.
Richard L Whelan a former Bedford patrolman was among 37 state police officers who graduated Saturday in Boston. St Michael's day camp at the Marist seminary grounds closed Friday with Mass and a breakfast for more than 260 children enrolled in the two week program.
Middlesex County 4-H activity and enrollment rise signal bigger 1962 fair with more exhibits and broader club participation. Dairy rabbits poultry gardening and home economics lead growth along with new dog beef and tractor clubs. Fair runs August 24 25 26 at the 4-H Center in Westford.
West Concord longtime employee John M Wade retires after 39 years with General Radio Company where he led the electrical inspection group and oversaw coaxial components used in communications and measurement systems. A New York City native, he plans to live with his wife in Brewster.
Mrs Madaline Lukashuk of Martin Street and Mrs Helen Morissey of Great Road joined about 50 attendees at Parker House Boston for a dinner hosted by District Attorney John J. Droney to aid his re election. Guests were formally introduced by Droney and the meal featured filet mignon.
Lincoln Mr and Mrs Richard C B Clark of South Lincoln announce the birth of their third child and first son Theodore Allen on June 23 at Richardson House in Boston. The mother is the former Josephine Carlson. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John E Carlson of Belmont and Rev and Mrs Allen W Clark of Sanbor nvile NH. Great grandmother is Mrs Harry J Carlson of Newton Centre.
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