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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
7
A local health board reports a plan to renew the mental health clinic with cooperation from partners. The article notes appropriations for road and water work, an addition to the facility, and a request to authorize state funds for the project.
A fragmented passage notes social aid processes including six month reviews for both adult and child cases. It references federal and state aid, a reporting requirement, and an allotment around $40,000 with a lower balance of funds.
An unnamed candidate has withdrawn from the planning board race citing personal reasons. The town clerk announced the withdrawal on February 1, noting the candidate no longer seeks a five year term and questioning whether the workload influenced the decision.
Fragmentary notes indicate a story about Herbert O in The First Snowfall and a crossword by Nancy Adams. A program titled Fee & nm and a humorous segment Tony Tells It are mentioned, along with a young man leaving America and an unusual fact about om.
Obituaries report Maud Mary Lewin Jordan 79 of Little Road died at home after a short illness. Survived by daughter Gertrude White and son George Lewin Jr with seven great grandchildren and two sisters. funeral at Fowler Funeral Home with burial in Plainfield. Bedford widow Katherine L McCarron Kieley died suddenly after living in Lexington. survived by daughter Marion Valente and sons Thomas Nashua and Leonard Bedford. requiem Mass at St. Bridget's with burial at St. Bernard's. Concord resident Joseph B. Algeo 89, life-long farmer, died. funeral from Virginia Road home with burial at Sleepy Hollow. Irene B. O’Brien 71, widow of William H. O’Brien, died in West Roxbury. survived by daughters Marie and Jeanne with burial at St Bridget's cemetery.
Concord marks the death of Reginald A Morgan 71 longtime planning board chair and former building inspector with services at Trinity Episcopal Church at 3 pm Burial at Forest Hill cemetery flag at half staff He served in World War I II and on the Mexican border a Beloit College graduate an architect with Hutchins and French Boston since 1934 He lived in Concord 50 years survived by wife Jeanette two daughters and siblings and a wide circle of colleagues and associations
The wife of Howard L. Dilworth died on Tuesday and is survived by her husband and three children including Howard L. Jr. and Deborah.
Fragmentary item notes Sunday and Monday events at the parsonage with mention of Mrs Jesse Rey er and junior participants. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference a youth Sunday activity and associated figures.
Sudbury reports locally made luminous street signs to replace conventional ones at half the cost. Selectman Lawrence B. Tighe notes the machines cost about 350 dollars and will be used for illuminated signs along roadways including speed indicators.
The second AIM concert showcased two sixth level school students Maureen Hughes violinist and Messa cellist joining Maureen Hughes and Messa as part of the AIM orchestra. They performed Brahms Serenade in D and the audience heard a composition by Andy Kramer Lincoln winner of a school competition.
Acton Biggest meeting of the year of Acton PTA was held at the high school auditorium with President Frank Primiano presiding. Raymond A. Shamel presented colored slides showing local schools and student work from primary to high school, highlighting overcrowded classrooms. Refreshments were organized by fourth grade mothers led by Mrs William B. Clewley amid reminders to use remaining time for activities.
John M. Doukas will discuss proposed federal tax cuts at the Concord Chamber of Commerce quarterly meeting. Dr. Joseph M. Haggerty and Daniel A. Cronin praise his engaging style. The event is Wednesday at Howard Johnson's 6 30 p m with reservations via Executive Secretary George Erickson EM 9 51.
An upcoming article by petition proposes adding a by law section requiring all dogs to be restrained or leashed. The measure cites garden damage park raids and dog bites as justifications for stricter control.
The Sudbury Education Association will hold a meeting Tuesday at Farranks School with speaker Reed Strine Framing ham YMCA. He will discuss the parskedies program for Sudbury schools and illustrate a fitness plan designed for parent interest.
Maynard Sabra league of St George's hosts a food sale at Hawes Florist Shop and held a regular meeting in the parish hall with guest speaker Mrs Ray Mord W Albright of United Bank. Septuagesima Sunday at St George's is planned for Feb 10 with 8am Holy Communion. Bruce Jokinen, a former resident, suffered a possible broken leg after an ice fall near the Co-Op station Saturday night. Acton Board of Review met with Troop 2 for a Boy Scouts event in preparation for an upcoming ceremony.
An Acton informational program on civil defense is planned for February 26. The meeting will cover emergency preparedness and related homeland safety topics for hens and residents.
The Tax Foundation records show New York's oral tax bite on sales in 1962 at 141 million dollars, up 11 million from the previous year, reflecting rising state revenue from sales.
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