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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
4
Classified notice from Enterprise Press Marlboro outlines subscription rates and policy. Reprint responsibility limited for typographical errors. distribution offices listed in Boston and New York for Eastern representatives.
Advertising copy must reach this office by 2 o clock Wednesday, one day before publication.
Sudbury firefighters responded Thursday at 8 37 am with the resort truck to an asthma victim fire call. Earlier at 12 10 am the department answered a smoke alarm at 38 Greenwood Road, Higgins. The blaze stemmed from an overheated hot air furnace due to a defective blower. Fire Chief Alberti St Germaine urged readers to inspect Christmas lights, use fuses no higher than 15 amps, flameproof evergreens, and follow a simple flameproofing mix.
Britannica notes Brazil shares borders with every South American country except Chile and Ecuador. The vast geography underscores Brazil’s central role in regional trade and diplomacy.
Sudbury-DPU may hold a hearing December 11 at the DPU in Boston to decide if Boston and Maine and New Haven railroads must install lighting at the Dut ton road crossing following a fatal collision involving a Sudbury and Newport youth.
Sudbury events include a Sunday sermon Jonah A Man for Our Times at First Parish. A Monday 8 p.m. Discussion on World Religions report by Commission VI, plus a Tuesday women’s alliance and trustees meetings. Ongoing Our Lady of Fatima Guild Fair Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with drawings at 7:30 p.m. and prizes.
Changes made over the weekend require five digit dialing in Sudbury. For emergencies dial 3-2323, for business permits to have an open fire dial 3-2239. North Sudbury and Twin Oaks exchanges use 413-2323 for fire emergencies and 443-2239 for permits.
The Bedford Lions Club did not hold a supper meeting last night due to a ladies night at the Concord Rod and Gun Club. President Richard Donovan announces the next gathering for December 12. On Sunday the League of Women Voters will host U S senators congressmen and representatives at Mrs John T T Brown's home 220 Concord Road from 8 p m to 10 p m husbands invited.
Bedford Historical Society meets at the high school tonight at 8. Edward and Evelyn Stickney, noted authorities on Paul Revere crafts, speak on Revere Bells.
At a Memorial Congregational Circle 1 luncheon at Mrs. William Hellman's home, 20 members viewed a Holy Land trip via slides with commentary by Miss Marion Lundberg. Mrs. Finley Miller presided and Mrs. Walter Dolbier led devotions. special guest Mrs. Hazel Hamilton, a former member now in New York, attended.
Carl deSuze presented "Southeast Asia: The Tiger We Ride" to a large crowd. The Lincoln-Sudbury Boosters Club sponsored the event and WBZ produced the colorful documentary with dramatic commentary.
The Sudbury Art Association opened its fall exhibit with a cocktail party featuring 52 paintings and drawings from members and friends at Wayland Inn. The group invites other organizations to use its bulletin board at Kidder House Bakery and a meeting at De Cordova Museum tomorrow will feature George DeGalis discussing his painting.
The Woman’s Society of Christian Service will meet Wednesday at the Methodist Church at 8 p m. A “Christmas Around the World” filmstrip will be shown and the junior choir will sing. Devotions will be led by Mrs Edgar De Graeve with hostesses Mrs John Maenpan Mrs Joseph Gaye and Mr Gardner King. The Fellowship committee of United Presbyterian will conduct a fellowship hour after church on Sunday with coffee doughnuts for adults and juice for children.
Flowers Sunday at Memorial Congregational were given by Mr. and Mrs. C Arvid Nelson in memory of his parents Mr. and Mrs. S O Nelson.
The standing committee of Mem orial Congregational Church will meet on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the church hall to discuss ongoing programs and governance.
A teachers meeting occurs Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Memorial Congregational. An organ prelude precedes a communion service at 7 45 followed by a general business and departmental meeting. Mrs Warren Wright urges donations of warm clothing for migrants and refugees in the fellowship hall and church Sunday contributions.
Santa arrives at 7 pm from the high school on Summer Street, parades down Nason to Main and back. He then visits Santa’s Village at 43 Main Street until 9 pm, with hours shifts starting Dec 6 and daily appearances the week of Dec 17. Maynard Chamber of Commerce sponsors a crowd of local bands, floats, and community groups in a festive pre Christmas celebration.
Anticipated enrollments exceed capacity as 300 new homes may add about 300 students. If occupied by 1965, expect 2175 additional pupils. Concord Carlisle High School projections show 1400 students by 1972 with current capacity over 900, prompting potential additions or grade reorganization by 1965 or 1966.
Police blotter reports a deer season warning, vandalism arrests with restitution and probation, and a Navy ineligibility record for one youth. A fire chief risk save at a bonfire prompts appeals for the suspect’s identity, plus two vehicle accidents on Lexington Road injuring a child and an adult, under investigation by patrol officers.
A son Eric Andrew Miller was born November 9 at Emerson Hospital to Mr and Mrs George F Miller in Sudbury Massachusetts. He has a brother George II and a sister Patricia. Grandparents are Mrs James Edds of Seneca Falls New York and Mr and Mrs Jerry Rhodes of Elmira New York.
Acton monthly Pack 33 meeting awarded progress badges to many cubs. Dens displayed buckskin pioneer exhibitions and Den 8 tours performed a square dance under Mrs. Bruce McIntosh and Mrs. Jack Gibbons. Winston K. Newman spoke. Christmas party set for Dec 17. Mothers meeting slated for Wednesday at Mrs. Robert E. Clapp’s home.
Houston inventor William L. Lindley put the Posi-Trac Rail into production. The gadget bolts to the wheel center inside a tubeless tire and keeps the wheel two inches off the road after a puncture. Rubber padding cushions and provides traction for up to 100 miles of driving.
At a Maynard town meeting the selectmen reviewed permit requests for Lots 3 and 4 on Summer Street from Raymond Cummiskey. They approved Lot 3 due to health board release for a cesspool, while Lot 4 awaits release. The board also records a special permit for Catherine Lydon to operate a beauty shop, filed in Cambridge.
Concord Public invites the public to an Open House of Travel at the new Concord Professional Building Route 2 Baker Avenue off Route 62 Friday evening from 7 to 10. Airlines steamship lines and tourist boards display travel options while Condon's offers a wine display. Local merchants stage a fashion show and Travel Anywhere Inc sponsors the second annual event with free admission.
Concord honors deceased Knights with a Holy Hour at St Bernard's led by Very Rev John J Foley S J rector of Xavier High School. Grand Knight Frederick J Donnelly Jr leads members to the service. Next council meeting set for Dec 4 at Monument Hall. Blood donors urged to give a pint at Emerson Hospital on Tuesday evenings.
The 1st Parish notes reflect an 11 a.m. worship at Concord Unitarian where Rev. Arthur Boyer Jellis will preach Conformity Creativity and Living Sedately. A Wednesday 8 p.m. chapel meditation titled When Fear Goes Away is listed. A standing committee gathers Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the parish parlor to discuss parish affairs, akin to town boards.
Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex opens probate on a will petition for Mary A. Hayes late of Acton. Ida F. Sims of Revere seeks executorship without bond. Objecting parties must file appearances by December 18, 1962 at Cambridge Court.
The Frank J. DeMars Post Inc. No. 235 American Legion with Albert G. Lindh as manager applied to the Board for Selectmen on November 29 1962 under Chapter 138 for a club license to sell All alcoholic beverages at 51 Summer Street Maynard across three floors plus basement for drinking and stock storage. Howard E. Boeske and Albert G. Alexanian Jr. signed the notice.
Acton Regular Sunday service at the Community Center led by Dr Ralph T includes church school for grades 6 7 during the morning hour. Methodist youth meet Sunday 630 at the Sutherland home 24 Nash. Commission on ship and finances meets Monday 730 at Cook home 3 Betsy Ross. Mission membership and evangelism planned for December 6 at Russell home 31 Oneida road. Choir practice Thursday 730 at Pinewood road.
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