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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
2
Sudbury police report teenager Clark Hooper of 31 Main Street Maynard sustained a leg injury on October 14 when his scooter was driven off Old Lancaster Road by a car carrying several children. He said the vehicle forced him into a stone wall.
The Nashoba Jewish Community Group held its second meeting at the Greene home in Stow to plan Chanukah activities for children. Interested participants may call TW 7-8574 or CO 3-7468. The next gathering is set for November 23 at the Fordon residence in West Acton. Invest in your country.
Maynard School Committee voted to obtain estimates for public rest rooms at the Alumni Field field house and for reconditioning the Alumni Field track. The measures aim to place articles in the next annual town meeting warrant, signaling a revival of track plans long advocated by the Enterprise.
Man’s mission ends at St Bridget’s Church as mass concludes followed by a communion breakfast at Knights of Columbus Hall. Rt Rev John D Callahan S T D pastor served as guest speaker delivering an engaging talk and showing color slides of his trip to Scandinavia.
Maynard Teachers Association held its first meeting of the year at the George Washington Auditorium. Delmonico urged cooperation among members as George Lemire reviewed a proposed new constitution and by-laws, drawn up by a special committee, and then approved by vote. Officers elected included Constantine Mourginis as vice president James Azier as corresponding secretary Miss Jennie Magni as recording secretary and Mrs Jane Quilty as treasurer.
The United Co-Operative Society holds its semi annual meeting at Green Meadow School this Saturday. Registration starts at 7 p.m. with the meeting at 7 30 led by President Toivo J. Erkkinen. By law changes are on the agenda along with reports and an auditor's review. Refreshments follow a brief musical program by Sal Terrasi and Miss Lynn Maciata. A film titled SISU about Finnish co-ops will close the program.
Stow Historical Society meets at 8 p.m. in Randall Library where Joseph Perkins discusses old clocks. Projects committee seeks member ideas for yearly undertakings. The November 11 Civic Club meeting with Mark Bortman as guest speaker replaces the Thanksgiving Day session.
Maynard announces new voter registration deadline as residents may register at the town clerk’s office in the town building daily from 9 a m to 5 p m except Saturdays. The deadline is Friday November 8.
Maynard School Committee approved three concurrent study courses at its Oct 16 meeting. James Hennessy offered Philosophical Foundations of Education at State College at Boston. James J. Duggan taught Planning Recreation Programs and Facilities at Boston University. Suzanne L. Robinson offered Philosophical Foundations of Education at State College at Framingham. Marion E. Burke taught Teaching Social Studies in Junior High and Philosophy of Education at State College at Boston.
Bowl for Records at Fernald School Waltham as St Bridget's Little League starts bowling season. Eighty seven boys attend Mondays session with Edward Jones scoring a 99 high single and Mark Malcolm achieving a 254 high triple. Instructors from Tutto's Lanes include Weaver White Sullivan Graceffa Piece wicz Perry DeGrappa and Della Rus so. Bowlers to be assigned to permanent teams in coming weeks.
The document lists valuations and tax bills for Acton and Maynard. Acton shows a $13,803,606 valuation with a $63,814.13 tax bill, while Maynard lists a $7,905,617 valuation and a $36,556.84 tax bill.
Members of a corporation that purchased the store include Joseph N. Price president and direct or Ives at 14 Pine Street Maynard The Selectmen voted to ask other members to appear for an interview October 29 and to enter into business under advisement A patrolman requests leave to enter into business and does not think he will return
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