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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1962

Page

4

Puerto Ricans complain rents rise amid pests and poor conditions

Maynard Six Puerto Rican residents on Railroad Street accuse landlords of discrimination as rents increased after exterior repairs. Cited issues include rats, cockroaches, holes in walls, broken windows, lack of baths or hot water. Selectmen plan to inspect. they lack rent jurisdiction.

Maynard Railroad Street Antonio del Rios Puerto Rico Department of Labor Beacon Street Boston Enterprise del Rios Howard E. Boeske Selectmen Jimmie

West Concord Woman’s Club Aims Fall Rummage and Tea

Reprints of West Concord history by Mrs. Florence Damon will be handed out at today’s membership tea. The club plans its annual fall rummage sale October 6 from 10 a.m. to noon at Harvey Wheeler School to fund a scholarship for a Concord-Carlisle High School graduate. Items may be delivered Friday October 5 at 3 p.m. or pickup arranged with Mrs. Gardella or Mrs. Hansen.

West Concord West Concord Womans Club Florence Damon Enterprise Club Harvey Wheeler School Concord-Carlisle Regional High School Donald Gardella Walter Hansen

Dee's Company Wins Division Commanders Award

Col Raymond A Wilkinson Camp Drum awards the 26th Aviation Company for attaining highest standards in its division Maj Paul V Dee of Concord Massachusetts commands the unit in F462 selection is announced in a chief of staff communication.

Concord Raymond A. Wilkinson Camp Drum N. Y 26Th Aviation Paul V. Dee Mass

Richards Dance Pupils at United Grange Fair

Maynard Phyllis Richards led dance pupils Audrey Thompson Gail Lombardi Bonnie Stuart Cindy Stuart Christian Hatch Ann Marie Richards Cynthia Viens Andrea beach Richards served as MC and the group performed before a capacity audience at the Grange fair on Sunday.

Maynard Phyllis Richards Audrey Thompson Gail Lombardi Bonnie Stuart Cindy Stuart Christian Hatch Annmarie Richards Cynthia Viens Audre Beach Richards M.C

Tickets On Sale For Coming Concord Celebrity Series

Tickets go on sale at Concord Music Shop for the Concord Celebrity Series three concerts in the 1962 1963 season. All performances will be at Concord Carlisle High School at 8 30 p m.

Concord Concord Music Shop Concord - Carlisle High School

Couple Marry In Shrewsbury To Reside Here

Maynard L Lattuca son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lattuca of 53 Powdermill Road wed Angela M Guerra daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Guerra of Shrewsbury. The ceremony was at St Anne s Church Shrewsbury with a reception at Leicester Hill Golf and Country Club. After a New York state trip the couple will reside in Maynard. Mrs Lattuca is a Major Beal High School graduate and her husband works for Dewey and Almy in South Acton.

Maynard Vincent L. Lattuca Joseph Lattuca Powdermill Road Angela M. Guerra Joseph Guerra Shrewsbury St. Anne's Church Leicester Hill Golf and Country Club Lois Henderson Brenda E. Gilbeau Libera M. Bisceglia Patricia Bianchi Sherry Stavanazzi Joseph L. Lattuca Russell L. Lattuca Peter J. Stavanazzi Maynard New York State Mrs. Lattuca Major Beal Dewey and Almy South Acton

Resident Property Improves View After Accidents

The town has improved a roadway by clearing brush to improve sightlines after multiple auto accidents. Mrs. Philip Smith lent access to her property, and Nelson, the town manager, oversaw a skim coat of paving laid after rains.

Philip Smith Nelson

Colored Film on Rock Gardens Fascinates Acton Club

Acton Garden Club met at Acton Woman's Club to view colored films on rock gardens presented by guest speaker Alexander I. Heinrich. He shared tips from natural to man made gardens and advice on starting, improving, plant choices, and mulching. Next meeting Oct 4 at 1 30 p.m. teas precede.

Acton Rock Gardens Alexander I. Heinrich Acton Garden Club Acton Woman’s Club William H. Kemp Vance M. Bakeman Frederick H. Bubier

Induct Officers Slate Following Monday Supper

West Acton Baptist Church friendship society hosts a covered dish supper and installs new officers after a meeting. Mrs Edward Warren becomes vice president. other officers named include Mrs Gerald Burgess recording secretary Mrs John Killian corresponding secretary Mrs James Campbell treasurer. Next meeting October 15 features cake decorating by Mrs In golf Hope.

Acton Kenneth Simpson Stanley Luanes H. J. Luchford, Jr Friendship Society of West Acton Baptist Church Donald Perkins Acton League of Women Voters Charles Putnam Edward Warren Robert K. Crane William A Ace Willand P. McDonald Warren Gerald R. Burgess John Killian James Campbell McDonald Burgess Simpson Eben B. Bartlett, Jr Bailey H. J. Luchford

Sunday Morning Services Planned at First Meetinghouse

Concord reports 11 o'clock service at the First Meetinghouse with Schumacher to sing hymns during the ordinary. Rev. Arthur Boyer will preach on Not Enough with Gaeh iaihonl opening Sept. 30.

Concord Schumacher Trumbull Arthur Boyerwell Gaehiaihonl

School Board approves trips and custodian changes

The Maynard school board votes to allow Mrs. Ruth B. Clair to lead a high school student group to the United Nations this fall under Boston World Affairs Council sponsorship. The Class of 1963 will travel to Washington D C next spring break. Arthur Norgeal transfers from high school custodian to junior high and auditorium. Vincent Scacciotti is hired as high school custodian, effective Monday.

Maynard Ruth B. Clair United Nations Boston World Affairs Council Washington D. C Arthur Norgeal Vincent Scacciotti

Monday Evening Dances at Acton Sports Club

Acton Woman's Club completed the first square dance class with 32 couples attending. Caller Ed Ross Smith patterned after Earl Johnson, providing both enjoyment and instruction as the Monday program at Nashoba Sportsmen's Club will run through December 10 with pro-rated admission for new couples.

Acton Arthur Arms Acton Woman’s Club Ed Ross Smith Earl Johnson Nashoba

Trinity Episcopal Church School Staff Breakfast and Tea Schedule

Concord communicates a breakfast and meeting for Trinity Episcopal Church school staff to start Sunday at 8 a.m. The church school opens Sept. 30 with an opening tea for women on Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Monument street home of Mrs Rexford Daniels. Speaker Mrs Henry F Allen, former treasurer of Woman's United Thank Offering, to discuss Sioux work in the South Dakota Diocese.

Concord Trinity Episcopal Trinity Rexford Daniels Monument Street Henry F. Allen Woman’s United Thank Offering South Dakota

Salt spoils silver in Fresh Cleanliness Bureau warning

The Cleanliness Bureau warns salt can corrode silver. Wash immediately any silver that has touched salt to prevent damage.

New York UPI Cleanliness Bureau Trade Agency of the Soap and Detergent

Notice of Judge Otis M. Whitney Withdrawal

Otis M. Whitney reports he has withdrawn from the law firm Whitney Sheehan and Williams after becoming judge of the District Court of Central Middlesex. He asks Concord Enterprise to publish the notice promptly.

Concord Enterprise Concord Mass District Court of Central Middlesex Whitney, Sheehan and Williams

Acton Selectmen Grant Permits and Discuss Removals

Acton Selectmen granted petitions from Boston Edison Co and NE Telephone Co for one pole on High street opposite Faulkner hill and one pole on Massachusetts avenue in the center island west of Hosmer street. Hearing not required for the first. granted for the second due to existing pole. The board referred a street light request from Mr and Mrs Sampson at 60 Liberty street to the street lighting committee. It also discussed earth removal on Route 27 with officials and accepted the resignation of James K. Skilling from the finance committee.

Acton — Selectmen Boston Edison Co N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co High Street Faulkner Hill Edison and Telephone Massachusetts Avenue Center Island Hosmer Street Preston S. Sampson Liberty Street Albert Foster Martin Wickes Co John Kennedy Richard McCabe North Acton James K. Skilling

Cub Pack No 133 Seeks Den Mothers In West Concord

West Concord parents of cub scouts in Pack No 133 met with the pack committee last night. Mrs. Frank Zawada is named chief den mother and asks more mothers to volunteer as den mothers for the season. She warns future participation may end if positions stay unfilled.

West Concord Frank Zawada

Maynard Selectmen Review Traffic and School Fuel Storage

The Maynard board received a state notice allowing Riverbank road parking prohibition. It set a hearing allowing the school to store 8 320 gallons of fuel oil at Roosevelt School. They granted parade permissions for two downtown events before Concord and Clinton games on Nov 3 and Nov 21.

Maynard Winfield Bemis Mass Department of Public Works Riverbank Road Concord Clinton Maynard High Waltham Street Main Street Soko’s Irving Berg

Need More Male Voices In Chorus In Acton

Acton Choral Art group at Acton Community Center meets Mondays at 8 p.m under Constantine Limberakis. Newcomers welcomed, with a clear need for male voices as Christmas music is rehearsed.

Acton Acton Community Center Constantine Limberakis

Maynard Hearing for No Lik Inc Liquor Storage License

Licensing Board for Maynard schedules a public hearing October 2 1962 at 7 15 P M in the town building hearing room on No Lik Inc application under Chapter 138 to store 500 gallons of Class A fluid above ground in vaulted building 6B Walnut Street on land owned by Maynard Industries Inc Names Howard E Boeske and Albert G Alexanian Jr appear on the notice issued September 20 27 1962 by the Maynard Board of Selectmen.

Ard Mass Maynard Board of Selectmen No-Lik Inc Walnut Street Maynard Industries, Inc Howard E. Boeske Albert G. Alexanian, Jr Maynard Board of Selectmen Mayn Town OF Concord Board of Appeals Town House John W Boynton Sudbury Road Board of Appeals Edward BR Chase Town OF Sudbury Board OF Appeals Sudbury Peter L. Cialden Charles Margeson Allan Ave Reeves Stt Frye St Pine Rest Einar A. Johnson East Street Ernest T. Ferguson Boston Post Road Calvin B. Smith

Appointment of Acton man as administrator in Curra estate

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex cites all interested in Ruth I Curra late of Concord to object to the petition for Leonard E Rae of Acton to be appointed administrator without bond. Objections due by Oct 17 1962 in Cambridge. Witness John C Leggat First Judge and John V Harvey Register. Sept 14 1962.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Ruth I. Curra Concord Said Leonard E. Rae Acton Cambridge John C. Leggat

Petition to obtain custody of child in Cambria court

A court petition requests custody actions related to a husband and wife. The document mentions education of a minor and legal representation, noting a court at Cambria and a time reference to John V. tar.

Bens Cambria

Foreclosure Action Against Commonwealth Realty Entities

A foreclosure suit is filed in equity against Commonwealth Realty Trust and related parties including H Harriman Jr and Robert Acton. The case seeks authority to close a session and conduct a sale under the Civil Relief Act as amended. The filing notes response due by a specified date and is witnessed by Judge Margaret M Da.

Ree Realty H. Harriman Robert Acton Harvard Texaco Commonwealth Americons Dewey Tm Bee Realty Trust John Quire Margaret Mda

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