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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
8
Town meeting set for March 11 includes requests for $7,200 for town hall equipment and $1,000 for radar unit for traffic. Other municipal needs cover oil, snow plow, and executive expenditures under the warrant summarized for voters.
The Corner Lot engineer and Tuttle library trustee joined the board as it voted to hold a special town meeting on Tuesday March 12 at 9 p.m. to consider an article about the elementary school site and related matters. A letter from Judge Maurice McWalter requests an extension of the gasoline license held by Wik Gallagher for the Great Road project.
Crowell Farm seeks city license to build six wooden bowling alleys behind the driveway area in Stow. Plans include a small bar and operation of machines, with a public hearing set for February 8 at 8 p.m. in the town hall to discuss the proposal.
The board voted to hold a hearing at 8 p.m. in the main room to hear input on the matter.
About 500 non white families in Boston face housing loss due to urban renewal. Officials indicate redevelopment plans will remove residences to make way for new projects, prompting concerns over displacement and community impact.
A Harvard doctoral candidate is guest speaker this Sunday at a Lutheran church event. The weekly women's guild will also host activities during the same afternoon.
Fragmentary report notes Maynard will not aid Maynard troops. Mentions Frank E. Taylor of Maple Street and references to Florida travel, Dallas charge, and a pending report on cement work. Next meeting extended to Mrs. Mary Primiano of Second Street amid family death references.
Mr. and Mrs. Law announce the birth of their daughter Mayna on an unspecified date. The family name and given name appear in the notice without further details.
A cryptic note references 2061 and a bond value of 160 million dollars. The fragment hints at savings or bonds but provides no clear context or entities beyond the numbers.
Maynard P W D opposes street coasting plans on Roosevelt Street describing them as dangerous. The town faced times of 3 to 5 pm and 6 to 8 pm as barriers were proposed. P W D sent letters to selectmen and the police chief about barrier installation while stating no responsibility for hazardous street use.
Youth Sunday will be observed on February 17 with organ accompaniment by Lois Anne Logemann. A coffee hour will follow the service.
Concord community announces a prayer event led by Pastor Rev. Robert Westa at 7 30 p m. The gathering aims to unite residents in reflection and faith within the local church setting.
Miss Ruth G. El ete Swisl, listed among Carlisle students, receives honors in a statewide recognition program. The fragment notes a student achievement connected to Carlisle, with names indicating award reception.
A Boston College professor will speak to the Rose Hawthorne High School senior class in the auditorium Friday. Prof McAleer, editor and creative writer, will be honored in observance week at Reading Literature.
Concord-Carli defused Maynard 75 to 51 in a Tuesday showdown. Coach Jim Hayes led the team as they extended their local rivalry win streak and improved their season record.
Ex Acton boys visit Saturday at the home of Mrs. They are greeted by friends at Sentine for the handling of between 16000 and 20000 dollars while on tour.
Supt. William L. O Connell announces a regional high school boys basketball event at Acton Roxborough High on February 22 as part of the 1964 athletic schedule for the Acton district.
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