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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1954

Page

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Town Meeting and Election Call for Voters

Patter ns to town election 5 to town meeting important dates of you MK VOTER election on Mjareh ist most important one for you. At 7 a.m. opening time voters must be there. absentee ballots not available for town elections. Panel talk on new school ded Mrs Prescott A. tman Edward W. ts. Eleanor Spinney D. Smethurst. Monday you like this mold s writing and why.

Mjareh Tel, Co Ncord Concord Ks Prescott A.tman Edward W. Ts Eleanor Spinney D. Smethurst

HANE 2 Channel 2 Lecture at Concord on Igloo Demonstration

Dr Hane will speak at the Hall Memorial Thursday evening about Channel 2 broadcasting in education. He will bring demonstrations and equipment with Mr Washburn and Mr McKinley to explain the value of television. The talk aims to help Concord and West Concord residents understand new media and its educational uses on Channel 2.

Bredford Washfor Boston If Science A. Hall Concord High Mountain Washburn McKinley Eston Channel 2 Orden Nd West Concord Infeton Forey Herter Natural Re- Massachusetts

Concord Town Manager Report Echoes 1921 Vote

A 1921 committee report urged Concord to reject adopting a town manager form of government, citing cost, loss of citizen control, and limited gains. The piece recalls the unanimous recommendation against the plan and notes enduring relevance for local governance decisions.

Concord

Archbishop Cushing to Speak at 25th Court Anniversary

Most Rev Richard J Cushing archbishop of Boston will be principal speaker at the 25th anniversary party of Court Our Lady Help of Christians CDA at Monument Hall next Thursday at 7 pm A turkey dinner precedes the talk Reservations due by Monday February 22nd Mrs Flora Clyne is in charge Another invited guest list includes local residents West Concord couple Mr and Mrs Fred Edwardson will celebrate their 27th wedding anniversary tomorrow Friday

Concord Richard J. Cushing D.D Boston Our Lady Help of Christians C.D.A Monument Hall Flora Clyne Clyde

Two Deputy Aides Appointed to Civil Defense Desk

The board of selected officials announced two new assistant deputy directors for civil defense. Capt. Thomas D. Tombeno will represent the fire department and Lieut. Marshall J. Witherall will represent the police department.

Concord Selectrifai Thomas D. Tombeno Marshall J. Witherall

Legion Post to Host Middlesex Posts Meeting Friday

The J. J. Mansfield Post No 158 will welcome all Middlesex County Sub-District posts to a special meeting Friday February 19 at 8 in the Veterans Building. Commander Michael Gormely invites all legionnaires to attend. Mr and Mrs Julian W Ballou depart for a week in Arizona.

Concord J. J. Mansfield American Legion No. 158 Middlesex County Veterans Building Michael Gormely

Aspirant Seeks Planning Board Seat In Concord

Concord resident S. Viles announces candidacy for one of two five year terms on the Concord Planning Board. A World War II Air Force veteran and former vice president of Waltham Screw Company, he credits his local schooling, business background, and ongoing study at Northeastern University for his push toward a healthy orderly growth plan for Concord.

Concord Lyman S. Viles Concord Planning ‘Board Viles Concord ‘Public Schools University _of Washington Air Force Waltham Screw Company Skeezie Northeastern University Planning Board

Concord Tornado Mobile Radio Test Participants

Concord town workers joined the recent mobile radio drill amid a tornado drill. Participants include George Gord, Gail Mathis, Ben Smith, Tom Synnot, Derwin Stevens, John Teele, Ralph Stetson, Clark Huffman, Vincent Pybus, Russell Anderson, Standish Bourne, and others with liaison from West Concord, Littleton, and Lawrence communications teams. Standby operators and six Boy Scouts relayed messages under Lemuel Watkins’s coordination.

Concord wGeorge Congord Wit Ahaean Radio ‘Amature Ramivuillotiere Group Gail Mathis iCon WIQJU Ben Smith West Acton WIWNP West Concord Tom Synnott WIWNR Derwin H. Stevens W1uyk John Teele Ralph Stetson Clark Huffman Littleton Vincent Pybus Lawrence Wadsworth Bush Harold Pratt Colby Synnott Warren Jenney John K. Norwood William M. Calder, Jr Rexford Daniels Lemuel Watkins Civil Defense Agency

Selected for NHS Honors at Concord High

Concord Friday February 12 new members inducted into the National Honor Society at Concord high school. Miss Marion King and Miss Ruth Ann Tobin addressed and sang. Thirteen seniors and seven juniors were inducted: list includes Anne Bachman J Paul Berube David DeRuzzo Rachel Ferran Maynard Forbes John Keith Robert McWalter Owen Nichols Sondra Olsen Margaret Palmer Sheila Parker Barbara Pereira Virginia Woodruff David Bouchard Lee Comins Arthur Duggan Barbara Fultz Mary Lou Perrin Janet Reed Harold Smith.

Concord Concord High School Marion King Ruth Ann Tobin Anne Bachman J. Paul Berube David DeRuzzo Rachel Ferran Maynard Forbes John Keith Robert McWalter Owen

First Parish Church Service February 21

Concord Unitarian church invites parishioners to a Sunday service led by Rev. Dr. Edward Perry Daniels with the sermon on Paith's Substance. Music will be by Philip W. Trumbull, organist and the chorus choir. The senior young people meet in the vestry at 7 p.m.

Concord Unitarian Church Edward Perry Daniels Paith Philip W. Trumbull

Tax Deputy to Help Concord Residents with Returns

Concord Massachusetts deputy tax director will visit March 10 at the selectmen's office to assist locals with filing tax returns due April 15. Availability spans 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. that day.

Concord Massachusetts Selectmen’s Office

Funeral for Louisa A Erickson in Concord

Louisa A Erickson of Concord and formerly of Brockton dies at age 82. Funeral held this afternoon at Mac Rae funeral home 16 Belknap Street. Interment in Melrose Cemetery Brockton.

Louisa A. Erickson Concord Brockton MacRae’ Funeral Home Belknap Street Melrose Cemetery

Town Manager Referendum Letters Advance Controversy

Editor notes priority of letters on town manager referendum for March 1 election. Franklin R. Johnson and F DeHart Houston defend appointment powers and minimal oversight, while critics urge clearer case. Page 4 continues summary of town report and key facts for readers.

Concord Franklin R. Johnson Board of Selectmen F. DeHart Houston Taxpayers Association

Brooks School Children Art Display At Concord Library

Brooks school pupils from Concord showcased their artwork at the Concord Free Public Library gallery for two weeks ending February 26. Young artists from five years old through third grade depicted subjects from the Disney Bear Country film to Eskimo and cave man scenes, hockey and skating, valentines, and a five-year-old trip on the Boston and Maine. The exhibit, guided by Mrs. David Aldan, features works by Adams Rebecca Bemis David Cook Deborah Fahnestock Julianne Fallwell Mary Eliot Ford William Freeman Lucia Hackell Gretchen Hopkins Thomas Lowell Charles Marshall Stephen Mason Harriet Motley Eben Moulton John Scott Robert Scott Mary Wadleigh Faith Whitney and five-year-olds.

Concord Brooks School of Concord Concord Free Public Library Brooks School Valentines Douglas Adams Boston & Maine South Acton David Aldan Rebecca Bemis David Cook Deborah Fahnestock Julianne Fallwell Mary Eliot Ford William Freeman Lucia Hackell Gretchen Hopkins Thomas Lowell Charles Marshall Stephen Mason Harriet Motley Eben Moulton John Scott Robert Scott Mary Wadleigh Faith Whitney

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