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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1960
Page
2
Maynard residents enjoy two week vacations at Old Orchard Beach Newport and Rye Beach with Raytheon Gear System and Acton Dewey Almy plants resuming work after annual shutdowns. Local births and church notices accompany plans for upcoming meetings and baptisms.
Harold R. Goodwin of 129 Summer Street Maynard thanks friends and neighbors for cards flowers and kindnesses during his stay at Baker Memorial Hospital and convalescence at home.
Local newborns at Emerson Hospital include a son to Mr and Mrs Walter Sees ay of 151 Waltham Street July 13 a daughter to Mr and Mrs John F Crotty of 5 Harriman Court July 14 and a son to Mr and Mrs Walker E Dow of 3 Roosevelt Street July 15.
New York camping editor C B Colby warns vacationing families to take extra motel money as a safeguard against overcrowded parks. He notes peak sites are full, with scarce attendants and limited food fuel ice, urging early arrival and potential overflow areas. Pennsylvania campsites expanded sixfold but crowding rose 66 percent to 428,872 campers in 1959.
Hollywood reports the Round Market in Valencia Spain used as a real life set for He Stole a Million. The circular market bustles with stalls selling clothing jewelry hardware and linen while shoppers gossip in the open space. A junior bank clerk who borrows a million pesos dodges two rival racketeers seeking his fortune.
The Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing Wednesday July 27 at 7 30 p m in Town Hall on several zoning requests. Home real estate business at 43 Great Road and non conforming yard variations at 16 McKinley Street 95 Powdermill Road and 260 Great Road. Also requests for home radio and TV repair 35 Glendale Street lawn mower sales 95 Waltham Street and a trucking business at 260 Great Road.
The Meet Monday session of the Bedford Laurence G Hans com Squadron A F Association will install officers with Stephen Tetlow of Taunton acting as installing officer. Commander Frederick Hack says plans for future meetings are in development and a cookout is planned for late August for squadron members. Notices will be sent to members regarding the event. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
The Stow Rotary Club installed new officers led by President Thomas Eley and heard letters from Dist Gov Les Getchell and scholarship recipient Patricia Gould Acton. Members noted a six week Europe trip by Herbert W. Martin and awarded door prize to James Priest. Makeups listed for Henry Thompson Kenneth Jewell Robert Decker and Arthur Desmond.
Public address by C. E. Judt titled What Is Your Future In The Space Age? at Maynard Sunday 3 p.m. Followed by Watchtower Study The Power of Kindness at 4 p.m. Bible study Tue 8 p.m. The Need of a Sanctuary.
The Acton Republican Town Committee runs a drive to urge registration for this fall vote. Seven members met at Town Hall under registration chairman William Kingman to mail postcards to unregistered residents. In days, eligible voters will receive cards with regis tration dates and places.
H H Scott Inc announces the 299B upgrade to their 299 stereo amplifier featuring tape monitoring, an extra high level input for an electronic organ, and 50 watts output. The revised model powers low efficiency speakers and extension speakers, while maintaining price parity with the original.
Sergt. William E. Clayton of the Yankee Division 2 Florida read escaped serious injury during maneuvers at Camp Drum New York last week. He was treated for carbon monoxide poisoning at the base hospital after his tank was disabled by a ruptured oil line and he was overcome by fumes from a second tank towing his vehicle.
Rus sell Sarver 17 and Susan Schmeree 116 both of Durand Ill escaped with minor injuries when their car crashed through a roadside railing, hung in a treetop, somersaulted 200 feet down a cliff and landed upside down in a creek bed.
Reservists including Maj. George R. Circle of Bedford and Lt. Cunningham of South Lincoln prepare at Notre Dame road for movement to MCAS Beaufort. The Marine Group 4 engages in Operation Vigil as part of their active duty mobilization.
We wish to ban tives friends and n their many kindn us during our rece ment Mr and Mrs A Walla Mark Nelson Barton road Stow
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