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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
3
The article outlines a proposed plan affecting natural resources and game departments to oversee reclaiming ponds and thickets. It mentions public works and commerce boards, and notes hunting targets in November with limited reports amid snowy conditions.
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club launches its deer contest with one entry from John Soko. Members may weigh multiple deer at the club grounds using a new 300 pound scale. Non members may weigh theirs for free but must share location of harvest if large.
A broad program for boys starts at 9 30 a m on Anderson Ford street with Emerson team and athletic activities. Coach James Dug and Cochia Wil DeRosa oversee the event with Maynard High officials stating eligibility for football jackets and related gear for freshmen.
The redesign notes indicate Anywhere Inc joins a major travel show on November 30 at 10 00 p.m. The listing highlights industry exhibitors and travel packages aimed at attendees seeking new destinations and deals.
Acton recreation commission and selectmen will meet Tuesday to discuss representation on the Concord chapter American Red Cross swimming council. The commission has filed articles for the 1963 annual town meeting warrant and its annual budget with the finance committee. After the joint meeting, discussions will continue under William Phillips.
South Acton Andiamo Motor Sports Ltd to hold a rally December 2 with registration at noon on the Boxborough town line. Club core in Acton Harvard area. Jackson R. Baker serves as president and Carole Franzosa is secretary treasurer at 1 Brucewood Road. For information call Dave Quate in Concord.
North Acton group Nashoba Sportsmen Club plans a lobster supper at the clubhouse with guests of members. The club reports its trap field is now in operation each Sunday starting at 1 45 p.m.
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will host a regular monthly meeting at Masonic Temple on Monday. Worshipful Master Wal ter J Macone will open at 6 PM and confer the second degree. A spaghetti dinner follows at 6 30 PM under John Donald’s direction with Concord Chapter Demolay help. At 8 PM District Deputy Grand Master John Harvey will make an official visit. Dessert and coffee after business. Reservations via EM 9 9207 or CO 3 5235.
In Tuesday's election Acton and Boxboro showed tight results on liquor licenses. Maynard and Concord voted strongly for all license types while Stow kept its stance and Carlisle voted dry across forms. Boxborough retained a wet status with package store 218 to 97 and saw near ties on other licenses. Acton passed package store 2204 to 706 but valued beer and wine closer at 1468 to 1255 with 41 blanks. Roxbury denied beer and wine 143 to 147 with 62 blanks and may seek a recount.
Sudbury L-S regionals extended their soccer record to nine wins and one loss by defeating Cambridge School of Kendall Green 2-0. Charlie Cutler and Richard Avens scored, with earlier wins over Acton-Roxborough Littleton and Watertown.
Concord Carlisle High School announces junior runner Currier as captain for 1963 succeeding Capt. Mike Towler. Currier is in his third year on the team and is the son of Rudolph W. and Mrs. Currier of 255 Main Street.
Maynard St Christopher's Guild will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Knights of Columbus Hall. After the business meeting, the Maynard Dramatic Club presents a one act comedy. Refreshments will be served.
A brief government campaign urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds. It promotes patriotic saving and national funding through Series E and related securities, highlighting accessible purchase options and the security of government-backed instruments.
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