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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1961

Page

4

Concord Enterprise masthead and policy notice

The Concord Enterprise lists publication details for Marlboro and Concord Massachusetts with editor W Currier and addresses for the Enterprise Press Inc. including post office entry August 25 1908. It states the paper is issued weekly on Thursdays and notes a reprint policy for typographical errors and eastern representatives Julius Mathews agencies in Boston and New York. It also lists subscription rates including single copies and one year at 5.00 dollars.

Marlboro Massachusetts Enterprise Press Inc Mass Julius Mathews Newbury Street Boston Madison Avenue New York

Advertising Copy Deadline Notice

An advertising copy must reach the office by 20 cock Wednesday, one day before publication, for timely processing.

Weekend Upset Week Lights Up Local Gridiron Schedule

An action packed weekend features more than a dozen high school games. Key matchups include Lawrence versus Beverly in Class A and Brookline seeking another win as it visits Brockton. Marlboro hosts Norwood and Algonquin faces Northbridge in a pair of undefeated battles.

Marian Hudson Notre Dame Clinton Norwood Marlboro Algonquin Northbridge Gardner Fitchburg Shrewsbury Westboro Lynnfield Leominster Millbury Ashland Milford Bartlett Wellesley Braintree Brookline Brockton Melrose Concord Attleboro Coyle Newburyport Danvers Arlington Everett Marblehead Gloucester Waltham Haverhill Beverly Lawrence Quincy Malden Wayland Maynard Framingham Milton Dedham Natick Stoneham Newton South

Stow Marine Band Concert Planned at Hudson Armory

Local residents are urged to attend the Marine Band concert at Hudson Armory on Monday with performances at 2 30 pm and 8 pm. Mrs Nancy Vyska reports a new family, Mr and Mrs Rudolf L Dyer Jr formerly of Kingfield Maine are now renting in Harvard.

Marine Band Hudson State Armory Nancy Vyska Rudolph L. Dyer, Jr Kingfield, Meo Harvard

Entries Pour In For XII i Ball Event

Sixteen teams have been paired for Piers and Valley's First Annual New England Four Ball Invitation Tournament on October 14 to 15. Notable pairings include Joe Carr with Jim Obey, Gerry Anderson with Dick Divers, and Mitty Cicciolo with Tony Ciccio lo. Practice rounds are set for October 11 and 12 at Pleasant Valley.

Piersant Valley New England Joe Carr Wachusetts Jim Obey Obey Wachusett Carr Gerry Anderson Dick Divers Waterville Country Club Mitty Tony Cicciolo Wachuseotts Joe Monahan John Harvey Winchester Country Cuy Leicester Hill Club Frank Austin Joe Faucher Ken Palmer Pleasant Valley Bill Helening Greenhill Helenius Mt. Pleasant Harvey Fren Seymour Casdin Ted Bishop Warren Tibbets Robert Allen Norm Lutz Richard Eiderowf Peter Zaccagnino

Army seeks over four thousand mechanics and drivers

The Army announced a need for more than 4,000 mechanics and drivers with Sgt 1st Class Russell b Ma her as recruiter for Marlboro Hudson area. Eligible young men 17 to 35 can enlist for three years with training in automobile track vehicle airplane or helicopter mechanics or as construction equipment operators tank and heavy truck drivers. No experience required if aptitude test passed. Information at Worcester US Army Recruiting Office Post Office Bide or Marlboro Post Office Thursdays 11 am to 3 pm. The Massachusetts Audubon Society notes it is legal to possess wild bird feathers with one exception: they may be used to make flies for fishing.

U.S. Army Russell B. Maher Marlboro-Hudson Uso Army Ofice Worcester Tel Lui Maher Marlbory Massachusetts Audubon Society Iegal

After-the-game Buffet Ideas and Coq au Vin Recipe

The piece discusses Saturday after games hosting big buffets with melamine dinnerware and warm color themes. It offers kitchen tips for quick prep before leaving, plus a Coq au Vin casserole recipe with steps and ingredients for a satisfying post game meal.

Olympic Holiday ski film set for Northboro show

Mothers Auxiliary of Troop Boy Scouts Northboro presents Olympic Holiday a feature film with John Jay Lluis official Olympic photographer. The program covers Squaw Valley games with fires of contestants, hockey victory over Russia, Swiss Alps and Aspen skis. Critics call it pure fun for all audiences with wit and thrills.

Northboro Boy Scouts John Jay Lluis U.S Squaw Valley Russia Swiss Alps Aspen Hartford Courant Fred Allen Lowell Thomas John Jay Hawaiian Islands Jay Honolulu Star-Bulletin

Investment Message Urges U.S. Savings Bonds

A government campaign urges citizens to invest in United States Savings Bonds highlighting patriotic duty and long term financial stability. Officials frame bonds as a safe, accessible way to support national projects and personal savings goals.

Sudbury Lincoln and Concord Lead Non-Graded Schools

Dr. Robert Anderson told about 500 Sudbury parents and teachers that non graded schooling is rising nationwide with about 18 percent of preliminary grades already non graded. He predicts 25 percent by 1965 and notes Sudbury and Lincoln are the Massachusetts leaders with Concord starting this year.

Sudbury Robert Anderson Anderson Massachusetts Lincoln Concord

St Bernard's Holy Name Men Hear Speaker

St Bernard's Holy Name men of the church attended the 8 o'clock mass and received Holy Communion. Rev Edmund M. Higgins celebrated Mass. The post service meeting at Monument Hall was presided by President Frank McNanora with guest speaker Rev Leo Mahoney visiting from Peru and on leave from the Society of Apostle of St James. District meeting at Litteton was scheduled for Wednesday.

Concord Holy Name St. Bernard’s Edmund M. Higgins Monument Hall Frank McNanora Leo Mahoney Society of Apostle of St. James Peru Littleton

Defendants Get Jail Terms in Trooper Assault at Salisbury Beach

Four men were sentenced to the reformatory after a Lawrence trial ending Tuesday for assaulting two state troopers at Salisbury Beach on June 24. One trooper was Richard N. Lyond, 26, of Crest Street, West Concord, and John R. O'Donovan, 30, of Belmont, stationed at the local barracks. Both officers spent several days in the hospital.

West Concord Richard N. Lyond Crest Street John R. O'Donovan Belmont Reformatory Salisbury Beach Amesbury Lawrence

Mission at St Bridget's Seeks Volunteers and Attendees

Mission continues at St Bridget's with separate sessions for women and for men and senior boys. Grades 4-8 meet today and tomorrow at 3:30 pm. the mission ends with the 8 am mass Saturday. A Dec 2 paper drive is requested. Trained babysitters will be available during Sunday Masses in the rectory basement to entertain parents waiting for Sunday School.

Trooper Injured as Cruiser Plunges Into Pond

State trooper Robert Sullivan responding to an emergency at the Howard Johnson Restaurant on Route 128 Lexington was forced off the road by a motorist. The cruiser drove through a field into the Are na pond. he suffered a possible fractured jaw and was treated at Emerson Hospital.

Concord Robert Sullivan Howard Johnson Lexington Fairhaven Road Arena Pond Emerson Hospital

Reimbursement Variances Under School Building Act

In this column Rep DeNormandie explains how regional and town reimbursements are calculated under the School Building Assistance Act. Regional districts receive a 15 percent boost to encourage consolidation, with 65 percent max for fast-growing areas like Lincoln Sudbury. Individual town grants follow the Equalization Act of 1945 based on valuations and school populations, which benefits small towns and burdens large cities. The law's rigid structure has persisted, despite calls for automatic adjustment reflecting changing valuations and populations.

Hudson Lincoln Wayland and Sudbury Lincoln-Sudbury Commonwealth 10Th Middlesex P.S Mary Smith John Smith

Concord Woman's Club Welcomes New Members

A tea at the home of Mrs. Laurence D. Yont welcomed Concord Woman's Club newcomers. Co chairmen Mrs Edmund Fenn greeted the members with carnations while president Kenneth Crowther outlined club functions. Each newcomer, including A R DelCampo Alvan B Fox Martin V Jones E Lamour Gerald Dennison Richard Mills Ben A Lipetz William Mattison John Guargus Albert M Wentworth Robert Stengal W Bangs Robert Dukeshire Robert Fish and J T Soderberg, introduced herself with a brief sketch of her interests.

Concord Concord Woman's Club Laurence D. Yont Edmund Fenn Kenneth Crowther Mesdames A. R. DelCampo Alvan B. Fox Martin V. Jones E. Lamour Gerald Dennison Richard Mills Ben-Ami Lipetz William Mattison John Guargus Albert M. Wentworth Robert Stengal W. Bangs Robert Dukeshire Robert Fish J. T. Soderberg

LWV clarifies Sudbury random sample and tabulation

The League of Women Voters explains how the Sudbury survey samples 20 percent of the town with 434 households. The method uses a Boston Edison list arranged by streets, grouping by five and selecting every fifth house with random position shifts to reduce bias.

Sudbury League of Women Voters League Boston Edison Company

World of Music Hosts Folk Stars For Social Security Message

Burlives hosts a World of Music program for the Social Security Administration at 5 p.m. featuring stars like Theodore, The Limeliters, Miriam Makeba, Josh Jr., Shoshana Damar, Bibb, Cynthia Goodin, Tom er, Oscar Brand, Susan The Noteworthies, and Ca deson. Ro Ball, Deputy Director of the Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, delivers the social message while songs trace how tunes evolved with taste. early broadcasts reached stations nationwide.

FoLxing Burlives Curnty Administration WSRO Lheodore Limeliters Miriam Makeba Josh Jr Shoshana Damar Bibb Cynthia Goodin Tomer Oscar Brand Susan the Noteworthies Cadeson Ro Ball Ireau Sur Insurance Centu le Keyes Waltham Social Security and Office

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Concord Enterprise Enterprice Press Inc Liberty St. Marlboro W. Currier Main St Con Nason St May P. O. Box STOW Carlisle H. S Dickey Jack Penrose Harvey Smith Harvey Frem Seymour Cas Dick Diversi Joe Monahan Jr John V. Harvey Matty Cicciolo Norman Laitz Lionel MacDuff Bob Grant Peter Zaccagnino Jr Charles Mezzano William Howard Tony Mellucci Bob Hird Ted Lencyk Frank Grinato Paul Barkaus Danny Keith Bill Helenius Din Army Harold A. Ledgard Main Street St. Bernard's Holy Name St. Bridget’s Pond Rep DeNormandie L.W.V Social Securit Boston Post Sudbug Valspar Paints Jewelers Sudbuti
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