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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1962

Page

12

Local Independent Page Notes Acton Maynard Area Region

Acton Bedford Carlisle Concord Lincoln Maynard Sudbury Stow area covered by Enterprise Weekly shared staff and agencies United Press International Julius Mathews Special Agency and UP I Tele-Photo seen. Readers learn no party or club endorsement from the paper.

Robert E. Pryor W. Currier Oliver Warila Maynard Florence Acton CO Nason Street United Press International Julius Mathews U.P.I New York Chicago Acton - Bedford - Gules - Carlisle Concord - Lincoln - Maynard - Sudbury - Stow

Acton residents oppose National Park route expansion

A letter questions Ted Kennedy on extending a National Park from Concord to Acton. The writer argues the route would seize homes in Lexington Lincoln Concord and Acton, raising taxes and Bureaucracy while noting past park funding. The piece urges keeping Acton out and preserving property and history.

Acton Ted Kennedy Concord National Park Old North Bridge Isaac Davis Lexington Lincoln Nesses Uncle Sam Taxpayer Washington, D. C House of Resentatives

League of Women Voters Explains Budget and Nonpartisan Work

The article outlines why people donate to the League of Women Voters and how nonmembers contribute about a third of the budget. It stresses the nonpartisan stance, thorough study before action, and three government levels where the League informs citizens on candidates and issues including schools planning and conservation in Massachusetts.

League of Women Voters League Massachusetts

League of Women Voters Fund Drive Stresses National Service

The article outlines priorities for LWV activities at local and state levels including constitutional revision regional planning education and corrections water resources and governance. It emphasizes national agendas like economic policy U.N. support and loyalty security reforms while inviting readers to give more than last year to sustain the league's expanding program.

United States United Nations District of Columbia League of Women Voters League League of

March Song of Nature by Doris M. Childs

A short verse celebrating the arrival of spring. The speaker notes longer days, blue skies, birds, and a gardener anticipating planting as nature wakes from winter under Mother Nature’s fresh mantle.

March Mother Nature Doris M. Childs

Government In Concord A Look At Town Structure

Concord's government described as a sizable ongoing "business" with 387 town employees and a large tax base. The article outlines five major government groupings Selectmen and town manager Public safety Fiscal welfare and general administration Public works and related functions and Education. It notes town facilities, the 1961 tax mix and the municipal light plant.

Concord Town House Walden Street Myo Department of Veterans’ Services Historic Districts Commission Housing Authority Conservation Commission Bedford Airport Board of Appeals Planning Board Public Works Lowell Road Main Street Sudbury Road Stow Street

Local Resident Attends UMass Management Workshop

Maynard Gordon C Johnson of 35 Brooks Street participated in a one week management development workshop at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The program focused on financial management and personnel relations and was sponsored by UMass and the Northeastern Retail Lumbermen Association of Rochester, NY. Wirthmore Feeds Inc a subsidiary of Corn Products Company operates 81 retail stores in the northeast.

Maynard Gordon C. Johnson Wirthmore Feeds, Inc Waltham Brooks Street University of Massachusetts, Amherst Northeastern Retail Lumbermans Association Rochester N. Y Wirthmore Feeds Inc Corn Products Company Northeast

City Slogan Adages From Bay State and MDC

Editor hints present quotes from Bay State Abrasive Products Co about production easing prices and a citizen’s demand for better roads schools and taxes. The Metropolitan District of Hartford County Water Supply is also cited, reflecting civic improvement themes.

Hartford County Water Supply

Rhode Island university graduate advances to assistant manager

A Rhode Island University graduate joined the Ona line upon graduation and has since held roles including store manager and administrative assistant in the Waltham home office. He was appointed to the present position as assistant manager in June 1961.

Onaine Upon Gradua University of Rhode Island Waltham

Money Money Money On TV Open End Debate Tonight

A stormy debate on Money Money Money airs on David Susskind's Open End tonight at 9 on Channel 2. Investment banker Armand Erpf blasts friction between government labor and industry as hindering economic progress. He cites broad experience as Crowell-Collier executive and top Wall Street figure. Other participants include Victor Reuther and United Auto workers officials offering contrasting global economic views.

David Susskind Channel 2 Armand Erpf Erpf Crowell - Colliers Company Creral Wallance Saat Macee Victor Reuther United Aut

Maynard And Concord News Roundup From Local Columns

Maynard residents receive thanks from President Wilson for support and a vote of confidence. Notable deaths include Catherine Kelly of Maynard. Weddings include Mary Vinne and Joseph Marchand at St George Church. Local clubs meet and a new parking space opens in Maynard. Ambitious plans for Concord and Acton schools, theatre events, and community notices appear alongside updates on local business and public works.

Kenneth Damien Maynard Wilson Catherine Kelly Mary Vinne Joseph Marchand St. George’s Church West Acton Cmallien Cuneta Lexus Emerson Fox Ford Arlington Appengei Ee . Lyon George M. Dimon Bedford Water Board Concord Junction Enterprise South Acton Assabet Institute For Savings Nathan Augustus Davis Concord Nancy Guptill Sudbury Sergt Henry Simmons Nicaras U. S. Marines Eddie Loughlin Bob Kelley Bob Sheehan John Bartolomeo John Damon Louisa Alcott People’s Theatre Bernard E

Home Grounds To Repair Winter Damage In Spring

Extension guidance notes tasks to repair winter damage on trees and shrubs including pruning broken limbs, applying wound dressing, and checking for animal damage. Lawn repair may involve reseeding and addressing snow mold, while fruit and vegetable notes discuss variety selection, timing, and disease control to improve long term production and market supply.

Pat McIntosh Apple

Porter and Zeckendorf Team on National Economic Views

Syndicated columnist Sylvia Porter and Webb and Knapp Inc. chairman and CEO William Zeckendorf share insights on the U S economy spanning family finance to government bonds and corporate strategy.

Sylvia Porter William Zeckendorf Webb and Knapp. Inc

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