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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
4
The fragment lists subscription rates and single copy price with a street address in New York. It suggests an advertisement for a publication with pricing terms and a typographical note possibly from an Eastern Representative Agency.
A fragment of archival advertising text appears from a newspaper page noting a promotional message. The readable portion suggests an event or offer scheduled for an upcoming Wednesday prior to a date, but the fragment lacks full details.
Tobin sharply criticizes John J. for pressuring recovery of a vehicle amid urgent demand. The exchange centers on actions and responsibility during a high pressure incident.
Concord-Carlisle dominated the second period to post a 61 52 victory in the Tech Garden afternoon contest. Crowther starred for CCHS, scoring consistently as locals struggled in the first half 32 11.
Sermons on the Beatitudes of Jesus begin during Lent with services at 9 30 a m and 11 am at the Congregational Church.
A wheelchair tilt slated for Saturday night will operate on a first come basis at the door. Carroll Sleeper of Carlisle serves as manager, Valeen is coach-manager of Maynard Coeds, and Jason H Korell leads the program.
Alden is named captain of the Concord High track team under coach Skip O. with duties leading practices and team leadership guidance.
Natick and Concord-Carlisle High be at the Garden for the Class B tourney next round after Concord-Easton beat South Boston. Natick’s Bay State League showing signals a strong push as they advance toward a potential meeting with Concord-Carlisle in Boston.
Middlesex Spor Concord-As hockey team ends season strong with two wins including an overtime victory over 43 and a win against St. Pauls after a prior loss. squash team also played a match.
Finance committee booklet distributed to citizens lists 47 articles for the Monday town meeting at 7 30 p m at Memorial Hall. Noted items include proposed removal of certain job titles, a 25 cent hourly raise for town workers, and 2500 for publishing the public works rules and requirements. Other highlights mention a 3000 project and a building code article with 1500 for an inspector.
Town voters will review 31 warrant articles at an annual meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Gane Bee Auditorium. Finance committee reports a $2,572,696 total tax burden with $2,104,606.26 to be raised by real estate and personal property taxes after state aid and other receipts. Other articles promise discussion and routine matters via the consent calendar.
Rev Deane sermon series on the Lord's Prayer noted during Lent. Sacrament of Christian baptism administered Sunday to Linda Florence Watkins Sandra Margaret Watkins and David Allen Watkins children of Rex and wife. Also Alden Wheeler Sironen Dorinda Bironen listed among baptisms.
lst Parish Notes says Wednesday evening service at Sooke will feature the theme Dignity and aim to offer reflection and fellowship for attendees.
Mt Calvary Lutheran Church outlines its Acton First Lenten program schedule for the rent season with details on services and activities. Ostvacy Lashesen is noted in association with the listings, indicating community outreach and event timing.
A hearing is listed on road improvements and bids for a cruiser vehicle are noted. The notice details permit considerations and street work required, with officials inviting bids and public input at a specified town venue.
Local Grange members convene a pre town meeting in Boxborough to discuss upcoming community issues. Attendees include leaders from the Boxborough Grange chapter and neighboring districts. The session sets agenda items for town planning and youth programs.
In the basement storage matter, Howard E. Boeske and Albert G. Alexanian Jr. are mentioned with the Maynard Board of Selectmen. The entry is dated February 28.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts initiates case 38706 Misc SEAL In Equity involving Pewren oe McOignard and the county of Middlesex with Shell Oil Co. as a party. The filing references the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act of 1940 and states the matter pertains to property or rights within Boston Suffolk County and the Commonwealth.
Fragmentary OCR text references a plan with measurements, a road, and a date of November 21, mentioning Robert J A Malloy and his wife as tenants. The passage includes attestations of a true copy and indicates a dated legal or property document.
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