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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
1
Sudbury town actions approved by the General Court include amendments to height restrictions and new food regulation definitions. The ordinance covers building height limits in various zones and specifies terms for food establishments, restaurants, and related facilities.
The notice details hygiene standards including screened openings from May to November, lighting in storage areas, ventilation to reduce odors, exhaust fans, and clear separation of food preparation zones. It mandates cleanliness, proper handwashing, safe water, sanitary waste storage, and posting of toilet room guidelines.
Sudbury Massachusetts approves food handling rules prohibiting serving unclean items and requiring cleanliness for employees. Health Officer may exclude staff, close establishments, or order inspections if infection suspected, with penalties for violations. in force May 2, 1959.
Hollywood football star Frenk Gattord comments on his role in Warner Bros film Up Peri saapen. He says he will live manage it and believes the project will be a nest get eb et.
Massachusetts Probate Court invites objections to Jane M Tufts of Pinehurst NC as executrix of a will seeking appointment without surety. Hearing set May 1 1959. Also Sudbury fire department bid notice closing June 28 1959 at 8 AM for John and Sokotewski components.
Concord area members of the Junior League of Boston will meet at the Museum of Science on Friday evening. The program includes a Hayden Planetarium show a talk by Norman Harris director of education and a tour of exhibits. Attendees include J Allen Toros Peter Brooke Mr and Mrs Walter A Palmer Mr and Mrs Wilmot Woltley Jr of Weston Jobman Wittiamn Lawrence North Acton and Edward Dewey Boxborough.
Concord residents prepared for an opening exhibit featuring items tied to the era of Thomas Paine and early American history. The display includes gift trunks, manuscripts, a Ralph Waldo Emerson letter, and works by Paul Revere among others. Free admission for children with an accompanying adult. museum hours through November.
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