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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
9
The town forms a continuing archives committee led by the board of selectmen to improve town records storage and preservation. Key steps include replacing vault doors, improving basement storage, and endorsing microfilming to handle growing records while facing space and fire risks.
Maynard selectmen granted permission for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children to conduct Tag Days on December 14. The board approved the Assabet Institution for Savings lease for rear land used as public parking and allowed building permits for Michael C. Lynch on Assabet Street and William Murphy on Siumer Street. They will inform Watertown Bank about a compliant 36 Mill Street new house and take the letter under advisement. The personnel board advised salary approval for town canvassers at 1.25 per hour starting January 1.
Maynard Lions Club held Past Presidents Night at Italian Social Club with strong attendance. Supper featured lobster, pork chops and chicken. committee included Elwin Hudson Thomas Cocce Nicholas Barilone Alfred Mignone. President Robert R. Billups led a brief meeting noting ongoing light bulb sales. P D G Rudolph W Currier of Concord attended. Next regular meeting set for Tuesday 6 30 p m at Kaffestuga South Sudbury.
Concord Ch. 150 hosts Neighbors Night at Peter Bulkeley School with guests from Lexington Bedford Carlisle Waltham Maynard Sudbury Pinehurst and Waverly A turkey drawing names Rita Curtin Medford Sergt Amirault Bedford Larry Chamberlain Concord H Bradley Wal tham Grace Seaburg and Frank Esau Concord A fruit and vegetable basket goes to Marian Ryack Concord Refreshments by the men Secondo Al Sablone plays accordion Next meeting Tuesday 8 p m at the school with Pomona officers chairs
The Agriculture Department projects 92 million Thanksgiving turkeys this year, about 15 percent fewer than last year, signaling higher prices for consumers.
Sudbury town welcomes new residents including Bernice C. Lapsley host, with families from Radnor Pa Levittown Pa North Hampton N H and Framingham. Newcomers include Gallaghers with Paul 18 and Maria 9 Gene Namech with Lee 7 and Paul 2 Bertram Goldstone Stephen 12 Adrienne 9 Bayard Livingston with Christal 21 months Marta 8 and Brian 5 Albert Ponte Marta 8 and Brian 5. Rca Burlington Spartan Mills Boston Raytheon Weyland Brandeis University Precision Chemical Pump Corp Watertown.
Cecil Field Florida advancement announced for P J Caten aviation machinist mate third class in the U S Navy son of Paul M Caten Roxborough Massachusetts. He earned the rank after passing a Navy wide competitive examination and meeting professional and military requirements at Oval Air Station.
Holstein Friesian Association of America releases production testing results for area cows. Great Brook Farms owners Farnham W. Smith report Maview Lucy PNOBS 406 0432 produced 17,928 pounds milk and 680 pounds butterfat in 344 days while Fernhame Burke Lad Beryl 44 yielded 16,966 pounds milk and 657 pounds butterfat in 365 days.
A patriotic campaign urges Americans to invest in United States Savings Bonds. Officials highlight safe, accessible savings aimed at funding national needs while supporting financial security for families.
Maynard-Donald A. MacGlashing told selectmen the poor turnout for an informative CD meeting was not surprising. Only 33 townspeople attended while officials, including town employees, were urged to attend, yet MacGlashing called the session the best attended on the issue.
Maynard selectmen voted to close town hall on Dec 24 and the preceding day to give employees a holiday weekend. The move to the new building required extra hours without pay, and the closure honors staff for their efforts. Special room requests go through James V. King or selectmen.
A 25 year old Hungarian shipper and his fiancée Elizabeth fled from Győr after the revolution, traveling 15 miles on foot into Austria and then to the United States. They settled in Maynard and have two children, reflecting on life under Soviet control and the desire for freedom. They sent money home and adapted to work at local plants while awaiting a permanent stay.
Maynard selectmen last week granted Angelo J. Scaglione a common victualler license for Scaglione's Restaurant at 149 Main Street, the former Jimmie’s Cafe. The site is under renovation and expected to open next month per Scaglione.
Concord marks the 13th anniversary of the death of Rev. William J. McCarthy former pastor of Our Lady's who served from October 1947 to June and was a World War II chaplain.
Public notice urges citizens to invest in U S savings bonds to support national financial programs. Government outreach highlights safety and long term returns, framing bonds as a patriotic savings option for households and savers.
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