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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1960
Page
4
The Concord Enterprise provides weekly Thursday publication details for Marlboro Massachusetts with office addresses and editors. Subscription rates list single copies and annual pricing.
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A 4500 strong Springfield crowd roared at a tax information meeting over property tax hikes from revaluation. Police were summoned as tensions rose. Mayor O Connor urged calm while the crowd chanted and left with deaths avoided.
The Episcopal Churchwomen of the Charles River and Western Districts join for a Quiet Morning on Thursday October 13 at St. Andrew's Church Wellesley. Meditations start at 10 with Holy Communion at 9 led by Rev. Lawrence Whittemore Jr. and district chairmen organize parish lists.
The Concord Community Chest announces the annual fundraising drive with Emerson Hospital and Red Cross quotas reduced but overall demand up. A nine day campaign begins with advance gifts Oct 1, door to door Oct 20 for four days, ending Oct 23, involving 330 volunteers across 12,275 people and 2,900 homes.
Washington reports a new NEA backed booklet guides parents on aiding elementary students from kindergarten through sixth grade. It outlines subject goals for reading spelling handwriting arithmetic science social studies art music health and physical education and concrete at home practices to reinforce learning and boost thinking skills.
UPI reports a tuna apple spread recipe for lunch boxes. Stir minced onion in water, then mix with tuna lemon juice mayonnaise and chopped apple to yield about 142 cups.
The 1960 amendments reduce the required work time to qualify for benefits by about one third, making roughly 400,000 people eligible immediately. First payments under the change start October 1960, with additional details for widows, dependents, and retirement-age workers, plus local office visit times in Marlboro and surrounding towns.
Letter from Vice President Richard Nixon dated Sept 29 1960 to Sudbury historian Leslie C Hall explains due to a heavy schedule and a recent hospital stay he cannot attend the dedication ceremonies. Nixon regrets the unavoidable absence and sends best wishes for a memorable program.
Henry T. Hanson criticizes a previous letter on Maynard’s water supply proposal. He dismisses river filtration due to cost, taste, and pollution concerns, defends gravel packed wells near the Stow border as lawful, and notes long standing illegal water connections and hydrant use by Maynard.
Action pictures of Maynard High football teams for weekly games are on display at Manning Pharmacy on Main Street. The Enterprise staff photographer shot the images, which have earned praise from camera experts and the team itself.
First Parish announces officer elections for its senior and junior youth groups. Senior group selects President Henry Schmelzer Vice-President Penelope Head Secretary-Treasurer Davene Brewer. Junior group elects President Jesse Brewer Vice-President Jane Schmelzer Secretary Linda Fletcher Treasurer Susan Lovell. Rev Ronald Mazur oversees seniors and David Brewer directs juniors.
The Salvation Army launches a house to house drive led by Mrs. Cyrus E. Kendrick Jr. to raise 600 for Stow unit needs. Volunteers visit homes to fund medical dental optical care hearing aids food clothing fuel camerships school aid burnouts invalids veterans and seasonal services.
Carlisle Grangers met in Middlesex North Pomona Tyngsborough with Mr and Mrs Edward R Stephen Mr and Mrs Carl Swanson and Mrs Alice Lovering Mrs Swanson was re installed chaplain and Stephen served again as treasurer Carlisle Grange will meet next Wednesday at the hall with the program to be announced.
Mary B. Ryan of Acton Street reported a car theft Wednesday around 1:50 PM in front of a cleaner with keys left in the ignition. State police teletypes circulated a description. the vehicle was recovered in Waltham Friday in good condition and the owner notified.
Two Concord residents, Mrs. Anne Mattill, 94, and Bridge Read, are involved in a program titled Everyday Opportunity Science. The main street program focuses on teaching children through science.
The Whitman family announces that their son, a sophomore at Wheaton College, will study the Bible as his tentative interest. Wheaton is a liberal arts college welcoming students from 35 foreign countries, located on East Street.
The Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing at Town Building at 7:15 p m on October 25 1960 to consider the De Manufacturing Co application to store 5000 gallons of Class A Fluid above ground between buildings at 21 Main Street owned by Maynard.
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