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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
11
A quirky report notes a friendly customer who praises a favorite cheese as the world’s best. It mentions Baby Gouda and Gjetost served with toasted crackers, highlighting cheese lovers and an assortment of four new items in a casual, uncertain style.
The Industrial Development Commission reports on how a new research and development laboratory affects Wilmington and Burlington. It analyzes taxes, schools, housing, town services, and land values as industrial growth boosts local uplift, noting partial assessments and ongoing school expansions amid improving center-town values.
Fragmentary report notes new water sources and extended lines spur industrial expansion in Burlington. The piece references recent growth in neighboring towns and the impact on local development, but readable specifics are limited.
The will of the late John F. Breen directs bequests of Victuals and other items totalling a $56,000 estate. A prior trust fund is mentioned and real estate valued at $25,000 is listed. The document appears to be processed by probate records in East Cambridge.
Harold Shedd announced the next meeting of the group for December at Caprk ing’s Brewery in Natick with assisting co chairmen named for the decision piste.
Mary L Arena and Joseph J Pasano married at St Camillus Church Arlington Heights with a nov 2 ceremony. Bride wore silk gown with lace and seed pearls, escorted by Pasquale Concord, reception at Logan Post Somerville. Attendants included Mrs John Puleto and Miss Ann Ammendolia. The couple planned a Florida trip after the ceremony.
Acton Mason E King and school theatre attended a dinner of high school science teachers at Lowell Technological Institute to plan the fourth spring exhibit in April. Rene W Baron of Hale High School Stow and representatives from Harvard Maynard Concord Acton Hudson were present.
A fragmentary caption shows a wartime thrift message urging citizens to invest in the country. It mentions savings and national effort with emphasis on patriotic financial participation. Authorities or locations are not specified in readable text.
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