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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
1
The petition asks voters to approve about $2 million for 11 articles including a new junior high on the Williams estate. Articles seek eminent domain to raise roughly $88,000 for school outlays, zoning changes to Limited Business District, snow relief funds, and land purchases near Lake Nagog and along Cambridge and Lexington roads.
The Finance Committee plans to publish its recommendations Monday on key articles including a $2 million expenditure, a local study and layout north of the Minute-Man National Park, and a redevelopment authority. It also favors a $10,000 request for snow removal.
Selectmen report that all 20 liquor licenses across categories have been renewed and sent to A. B. C. for approval. Joe's Country Store did not have renewed status. proprietor Joseph Frazier is negotiating with the National Park because his Lexington Road property runs through the memorial highway.
Fire Captain Carl ton Walker of Fairhaven road has shown marked improvement after a recent attack while recovering at Emerson Hospital.
San Francisco game note recounts Frank at O'Doul batting once in 1956 at 58, delivering a triple for Nage eaten ha nee Lea, highlighting a remarkable late season contribution by the veteran slugger.
The Concord Housing Authority votes to award Paul Sardella Construction Co. of Roslindale the $336 353 bid to build 32 housing units on Everett Street at the former town barns site, pending State Housing Board approval. Construction to start soon after approval.
John Rogers, a 17 year old standout, leads his shoals club and joins the St. Louis varsity squad amid a season marked by strong play and growing team leadership.
Letters to Santa flood in as he thanks local children for replies and asks the Enterprise to help, noting he can’t answer every letter due to toy making and sleigh preparations. Entries must include name address and age so Santa can identify each writer.
Concord officials unanimously rejected Finley Mfg Corp request to store 3,000 gallons of gasoline underground at 14 Bradford Street West Concord. They cited traffic safety concerns from a garage for many trucks and proximity to Rideout Playground, concluding the action would not serve town interests.
A local notice outlines a Gurley Benefit with funds to be payable to the Gurley Family Fund in Middles it Mercer Jr. The fragmented text indicates planned financial support or donations routed through a named family foundation.
Representative John M. Eaton of Concord, attorney, files a bill of complaint in Superior Court. The action concerns re jurying frontage land along Route 2, the Concord turnpike, and a related claim regarding property acquisition.
Citizens gather at the state armory next Monday at 7 30 p m to approve a Concord School Committee proposal for a 600 pupil junior high on the Williams land in the western sector off Old Marlboro road The 30 acre site would host a single split level building with capacity for 600 students a 350 pupil and a 250 pupil cafeteria and a library The project totals about 1 96 million dollars with an estimated tax impact of 3 25 The plan envisions eventual expansion to two junior highs serving a growing town and relies on state aid for funding
The governor appoints members to an advisory committee on public safety including Registrar James Lawton Commissioner Frank Giles and Bruce Ques of the Mass Safety Council to curb rising highway fatalities despite ongoing enforcement efforts.
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