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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1962

Page

4

Concord Enterprise Adrates and publication notice

Marlboro Massachusetts publication note outlines subscription rates and policy. It lists single copy price and one year cost while declaring no financial responsibility for typographical errors and offering reprints of erroneous ad portions. It also provides eastern representatives Julius Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York.

Enterprise Press Inc Lierry St. Marlboro Mass Marlboro Julius Mathews Newbury Street Boston Madison Avenue New York

Advertising Copy Deadline Notice

Advertising copy must be in this office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, one day before publication.

Rev Hariman To Be Honored And Church Activities

Acton Center morning worship at 10 45 led by Deacons with Clark McElvein preaching. No Sunday School. senior high fellowship at 6 30 p m. Rev Justin J Hartman and family travel to Oberlin College and Norfolk Conn events for welcoming a new minister. Ginger bread Fair worknight set for Nov 17. Service league coffee hour Sept 13 10 a m to 12 noon.

Acton Center Acton Congregational Church Clark McElvein Justin J. Hartman Susan Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio Hartman Norfolk Conn

Late buses begin Sept 10 for after school use

Concord announces the late bus schedule to aid students staying after hours. Buses depart around 5 PM initially, with daylight saving adjustments to 4:30 PM in winter, serving junior and senior high students. The routes cover main town streets and do not stop as with regular service.

Concord

Sharpe announce birth of fourth child Seth Dickman

Dr and Mrs William Sharpe of Trapelo road announce the birth of their fourth child and second son Seth Dickman on August 23 at Emerson Hospital.

William Sharpe Trapelo Road Seth Dickman Emerson Hospital

Bradleys Host Family Cookout At Tower Road Home

Mr and Mrs Clifford H Bradley of Tower Road entertained a large family cookout at their home. Among guests were Mrs Bradley s brother John Campobasso Smyra NC and his young son Joseph It was Campobasso s first visit to his boyhood home in five years.

Clifford H. Bradley Tower Road

Lincoln Grange Enjoys Cookout and Wisconsin Movie Night

About 30 members gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alston W. Riley in Concord for a cookout. They then viewed movies taken by Mrs. Riley on her trip to Wisconsin where she and her parents attended the Huntley family reunion.

Lincoln Grange Allston W. Riley Concord

Maynard Couple Return From North Scituate Vacation

Mr and Mrs Joseph P Dineen of 1 Randal Road and daughter Margaret Mary return from a three week vacation spent in North Scituate.

Joseph P. Dineen Randal Road Margaret Mary North Scituate

Carlisle-Carlisle Garden Club Meeting Notice

The Carlisle Carlisle Garden Club will hold a general business meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Cann Jr. South Street. Mrs. John Japp is president of the group.

Carlisle Carlisle Garden Club George Cann Jr South Street John Japp

Letters From Maynard and Sudbury Readers

Two readers from Maynard and Sudbury weigh in on town issues and summer programs. Frank Punch of Sudbury criticizes funding for exterior projects and growth myths, praising local building stability. Sylvia M Throckmorton of Sudbury thanks volunteers for a strong Red Cross swimming program and summer activities.

Dry safety tip for changing fuses near fuse box

Keep a dry board near the fuse box to stand on while changing fuses. Ensure hands are dry because moisture and electricity can cause a shock.

Pre Schoolers Enter Yew School Monday

Dorothy Williams reports the Nagog Hill Country Day School opens Monday for kindergarten age children. The new facility, serving 55 pupils, combines nursery and kindergarten programs with instructors from Concord and Acton, offering classes 9:15 to 12 and 9 to 11:45.

Yew Dorothy Williams Acton Nagog Hill Country MacPherson Mary Sherwood Concord Crumlin Farms John Crighton South Acton Atherton Noyes New Jersey Kenneth B Turner, Jr

Barton and Wife Plan Carlisle Home Move

Atty Robert A Barton resigns from Dist Atty John J Droney's team to enter private practice. He owns Carlisle property and is part of a Boston law firm. He and his wife Norma Ann Green of Evanston plan to establish their Carlisle home soon.

Carlisle Robert A. Barton Lowell John J. Droney Barton Boston Norma Ann Green Evanston, Nl Carlyle

Communion Series At Baptist Church West Acton

A Labor Day Sunday service at West Acton Baptist Church began a new series of communion meditations titled The Opposites and Paradoxes of the Christian Faith. Rev. Keech preached As Faith Begins to Work with Mrs. Richard Shaw returning as organist and Cyril Perkin as soloist. Next Sunday will be the last one-service Sunday with the sermon Making a Name for Yourself and Mrs. Charles Putnam as singer.

West Acton West Acton Baptist Church Labor Day William T. Keech Keech Richard Shaw Cyril Perkin West Concord Charles Putnam

Garden Club Meeting Delayed to September 13 at Acton Center

Acton Garden Club announces its meeting is postponed to Thursday September 13 at 1 30 p m at Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse. Guest speaker Alexander I Helimlich of Woburn will lecture on Rock Gardens with floriculture expertise expected.

Acton Center Acton Garden Club Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse Alexander I. Helimlich Woburn

Belmont wedding of Lucia Saul and Paul Boliver

Lucia Chamberlain Saul, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burbank Saul of Sudbury, wed Paul Lawrence Boliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Boliver of Worcester, at All Saints Episcopal Church Belmont. Rev. Charles M. Chariton officiated. reception followed. The couple plans to live in Anniston, Alabama.

Sudbury al Saints’ Episcopal Church Belmont Lucia Chamberlain Saul Edwin Burbank Saul Paul Lawrence Boliver Lawrence P. Boliver Worcester Charles M. Chariton U. S.N Elmore C. Young All Saints’ Church Dorothy L. Charlton Rutland Lucia C. Olsson Wellesley Hill Susan Black Springfield Edwin Durfer Milton Ralph Johanson Joseph Boliver Jeffrey Cunningham Paxton Edwin Durfer Milton Arthur Maskel Winthrop Saul St. Paul’s Cathedral School South High Springfield College University of Massachusetts U.S. Army Ft. McClellan Ala Maine Boliver Anniston

Bicycle Collision Sparks School Safety Call

A bicycle versus car crash at Potter Street and Fair Haven Road injured a boy, Richard Urseh, who was taken to Emerson Hospital. Patrolman Thomas C. Graham investigated. Town safety officer Sergt. James F. Hanley urged Grades 1-3 students not to use bicycles for school transport and asked drivers to watch for youngsters.

Serat Wm. J. Costello Concord Potter Street Fairhaven Road Thomas C. Graham Richard Urseh Alfred K Susskind Arena Terrace Emerson Hospital James F. Hanley Traffic Safety Committee

George Lodge Tours Sudbury Coffee Parties

George Lodge Republican candidate for U S senator visited Sudbury Tuesday morning with his committee including Rep James DeNorman die and local press. The caravan stopped at Atkins Merrill and the home of Mrs John Kastler before visiting the Sudbury Shopping Center and assisting a local resident, then headed to more coffee parties at homes of Mrs John McNamara Mrs Dana Jones and Mrs Thomas Sweeney. Local itinerary planned by Vincent Zarrilli the area coordinator for nine towns.

Sudbury George Lodge U. S James DeNormandie Lincoln Atkins Merrill John Kastler Dawson Drive Lodge John McNamara Old Coach Road Dana Jones Stubtoe Jane Thomas Sweeney Wayside Inn Worcester Vincent Zarrilli

Concord Maynard Men Are Stopped Taken To Court

Local resident George S. Kakes of 10 Southfield road and Maynard resident Cosmo Marcano of Railroad street were stopped Saturday afternoon by police for a check. Both were arrested. In district court Tuesday Judge Maurice McWalter ordered Marcano fined five dollars and continued Kakes case on a serious motor vehicle violation.

Concord George S. Kakes Southfield Road Maynard Cosmo Marcano Railroad Street Martin S. Yauga John T. Foster, Jr Kakes Maurice McWalter Marcono

Bearish mood skews New York investment accounts rise

A UPI study reports subscriptions to a monthly investment plan have shown a substantial increase after a stock market decline. Last year an average of 175 new accounts opened daily.

New York UPI

Invest in Your Country Buy U.S. Savings Bonds

Public service message urging readers to invest in U S savings bonds as a patriotic savings program. Highlights the benefits of long term growth and national support through government bonds. Encourages families and individuals to participate and secure future financial stability.

U. S U. S&s

Framingham Man Wrecks Guard Rail and 1962 Model

Framingham resident Bart W. Perini, 23, wrecked his 1962 car after speeding past patrol on Mill Dam and hitting a guard rail near the Wood and Main streets curve. He was treated at Emerson Hospital for a lacerated chin and released.

Concord Edward A. J. Winkowski Mill Dam Wood Main Streets Bart W. Perini Framingham Perini Emerson Hospital

Slim Back-To-School Trousers Highlight Slim Fit Details

A fashion note describes trousers with a narrow silhouette for return to school. It highlights expert cuffs and belts, a hidden-pocket design by H.L.S., and an ankle width of 13 inches for a smoother, snug fit.

H.ls

Two Inmates Still Away From Farm

Two inmates from the Massachusetts Correctional Institution at a farm in West Concord remain missing nearly three weeks after escaping on August 18. Identified by officials are Raymond Matus, 28, of Springfield, and Robert Harrington, 25, of Chicago, Illinois.

West Concord Pison Mass. Correctional Institution Raymond Matus Springfield Robert Harrington Chicago

Europe From Rags Europe From Rags

A Gleasondale church lecture marks the season end with a slide show “Europe from rags to riches” by George Stockbridge of Stow. He recounts firsthand views of Western Europe and the evolving European economy with notes from his travels in the European Economic Community.

Gleasondale Europe Stow Boone Lake Hudson George Stockbridge Grace Steamship Lines Mr. Stockbridge Boone Lake Area Stow Center

Rotary Hosts Program Luncheon With Aral Visitors

Concord Rotary program chairman Dr. Robert S. Ireland presented This is The Way We Operate at today's luncheon. Last week Rep John M Eaton Jr introduced Ed win W Small Salem superintendent of Minute Man Park. Visitors and makeups listed from Lexington Bedford Belmont Acton Natick Watertown Framingham Little Rock Quebec with Concord members noted for makeups.

Concord Rotary Robert S. Ireland Howard Johnson's John M. Eaton Jr Edwin W. Small Salem Richard Purinton Arthur Douglas Leon Burke, Jr Paul Donovan Josph Trani Win Collette Lexington Leonard Kieley Bedford Fred Folts Belmont Norman Hollowell Acton Ross Blanchard Fitchburg Irving Dunn Ayer John O’boyle Lawrence P. D. Gray P. White Natick Michael Mitchell Watertown Albert Deane Framingham Curran Conway Little Rock Ark Robert L. Bamford Ernest Verrill Edward Cleary, Jr Maynard Clayton Mersereau Groton Edward K. True Arlington Harry S. Martin Julian W. Ballou Lexington and Waterville Alexander C Peters Gloucester James Mercer Marblehead Rene DuBerger Bedford Roland Priest Quebec

Co. D Returns Home Honor Maj Gen Whitney

Concord Company D of the M N G came home Saturday morning after two weeks of field training with the Yankee Division at Camp Drum New York. About 75 local men and officers led by Captain Raymond J Garcia attended and were praised by Maj Gen Otis M Whitney who served his last encampment before his retirement on November 14. An informal reception was held at his home with about 50 attendees and Dr Francis C McDonald made the informal presentation.

Concord M.N.G Camp Drum N.Y Raymond J. Garcia Otis M. Whitney Whitney Francis C. McDonald

Sale of Fred T Boyd Associates to J E Company In Concord

Concord Mrs Fred T Boyd announces the sale of the Fred T Boyd Associates to John B Finigan representing J E Company Inc The firm long active on Mill Dam Boyd served as chamber of commerce Rotary leader and real estate board official Finigan family developers say they will continue to carry the Boyd name and serve Concord with the same trusted service

Concord Fred T. Boyd John B. Finigan J & E Company, Inc Mill Dam Mr. Boyd Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Rotary, International Boston Real Estate Board Brokers Institute International Real Estate Federation Boyd News Corporation J. Edward Finigan Conland Ing Jenny Brister Finigan Neon Boyd Associates Parpehs E Company, Inc Real Esta Card

Xavier School to Be Blessed by Cardinal Guest

Concord New St Francis Xavier High School on Route 2 will be dedicated Monday at 1 p.m. The cornerstone will be laid and the building blessed, then addresses followed in the auditorium. Richard Cardinal Cushing will be principal speaker with John B. Finigan Rev. John Foley S J and Rev. John O Connor S J also speaking. Guests include G L Rugo contractor John M Gray architect Rt Rev John A York pastor. Classes will be canceled Monday afternoon so students may attend.

Concord New St. Francis Xavier High School Richard Cardinal Cursing Boston John B. Finigan Board of Selectmen John P. Foley S. J John O

Concord and Lake Worth couple return from New England trip

Mr. and Mrs. Rothwell N. MacRae formerly of 16 Belknap Street returned by car to their Lake Worth Florida home after a southern summer visit to Concord Acton Carlisle Lincoln and Damariscotta Maine.

Concord Rothwell N. MacRae Belknap Street Lake Worth Fla New England Acton Carlisle Lincoln

Maynard Board of Appeals schedules six business renewals

The Maynard Massachusetts Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on September 26 at 7 30 P M in the Municipal Building to hear renewals for Georges R Greenaway Alvin H Fletcher Joseph F Vincent Benedetto Iannarelli Allan V Kangas Catherine Lydon Bert Jenkins and Walter Carbone clerk Sept 6 13 notices indicate renewals for lawn mower repair office storage beauty shop relocation and real estate business plus two frontage variances for subdivision on Lincoln Street and a two lot split with one dwelling and one new house.

Town of Maynard Brackett Heating and Cooling Harriman Court Joseph F. Vincent Brown Street Benedetto J. Iannarelli Waltham Street Allan V. Kangas Glendale Street Catherine Lydon Main Street Main Bert and Carol Jenkins Lincoln Street Board of Appeals Walter E. Carbone

Board of Maynar Public Notice on Ground Property License

A garbled notice indicates the Board of Maynar issues a public notice under Chapter 1. The document mentions Albert May and a license number related to de ground property, with reference to a town department and September timing.

Board OF Maynar Albert May

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