Possible September enrollment for 1000 pupils
The note suggests that as many as 1,000 pupils could be enrolled in September among a group of 15 rooms. The fragment hints at a large intake and classroom capacity considerations.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
1
The note suggests that as many as 1,000 pupils could be enrolled in September among a group of 15 rooms. The fragment hints at a large intake and classroom capacity considerations.
In 1940, the technology and chemicals division manufactures polyrying products. Plants are located in Ackton, Cambridge, Owensboro Kentucky, and Chattanooga Tennessee, with key personnel from the Secls division.
The big event is the annual citizens caucus at Memorial Auditorium Tuesday at 8 p.m. Also on Monday January 22 officials will hear budget matters from town boards and the Finance Committee.
A stray local note hints at a January 16 caucus for the Will Dam Patter group amid editorial bluster about government forms. The column teases readers with budget math and local quirks while noting civic happenings and a Lions glaucoma clinic planned for spring.
First concert at 2 p.m. and a second at 4 p.m. at Acton Community Center. Peter and the Wolf by Prokoviev opens the program with Peter and cowboy Indian roles danced by Abbott, Mrs. Whittle, and Mrs. Hosford Jr. Set design by Mrs. Hosford. Ticket sales handled by Mrs. Pappas and Mrs. Myers. contact details provided for information.
Concord building department reports 12 permits issued in December totaling 166 925 dollars, with 159 800 for new construction. Five new residence permits include D Agostino Corp on Bayberry Road 24000 dollars Mary and J sin on Thoreau Street 16100 dollars Frederick R Wheeler on Laurel Street 14000 dollars Charles H Murray Inc on Loring Road 19000 dollars Herbert G McConchie on Lapham Road 18000 dollars.
License granted to Con-Motel for a sign on Route and to Chelmsford Farms Realty at 26 Powder Mill Road South Acton. Incorporation letter for Mass Dairy Technology Society Inc for Brad ford Leach West Acton. Motor vehicle junk license to Dodd Machine and Welding Co. Common council issued to John E Hanley Chester J Legere and John Florio. Town engineer and assistant met the board on the fire department budget for 1962. John Loring chairman of the finances board met with the
The newly formed drum and bugle corps, sponsored by Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post No 221, faces a contest with duplicate entries as judges meet to decide the winner. Corps officials plan an all-girl color guard.
The talk on hunting dominated the session as President Howard P. Hardin led the meeting. A directors meeting followed where the first vice president post held by Ralph Spinney was vacated and the remaining two vice presidents Julian J. D and Dr. William Bee were named or confirmed as appropriate. The club plans visits to Salem on Tuesday and Manchester on Wednesday to promote the Traveling Leo project.
Bedford Carl King, new assistant administrator of the VA Hospital, spoke to Lions Club members at the One Club after a supper. He traced VA work from the Revolution, covering soldiers relief and related efforts. President Robert E. McKenna announced next meeting with John Riley in charge.
The C. O. will hold a Sunday evening gathering at Acton Bo. with plans announced for attendees to attend and participate.
Report notes Dr White will be guest speaker at a Lions Club meeting scheduled for Tuesday. The event occurred at Middlesex Institution for Savings with the board of directors gathering in the evening. Plans were discussed for an upcoming conference in Salem on the 27th.
The meeting of West Acton Baptist Church members is set for Monday January 15 at 7 20 p m at the church. Agenda includes annual reports and the election of officers.
A disputed claim about abstract art prompts a local gallery to host a panel. Curators, critics, and artists including several unnamed voices discuss meaning, technique, and viewer reception in a public session.
Plans call for conducting proceedings at the state house in the style of the general court. Visiting days will offer student delegates an up close view of state government in action. Merrimack College applied at Dunbarton and New Rochelle. final college choice for September is pending.
John Millican of Lexington, an authority on plants, will be guest speaker at the Bedford-Next meeting of the Bafta Club. The audience may bring plants and refreshments will be served.
Government urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national needs. The appeal emphasizes patriotic duty and long term financial security through government-backed securities. Citizens are encouraged to purchase via authorized channels and keep bonds for future benefits.
The report describes heavy traffic through Mill Dam with noon closures and backed up streets toward Bedford. Motorists faced motionless cars near the library and called for a connected route to ease congestion, noting parking concerns raised at the last town meeting.
Church members honor Minister and his wife with a purse presented by Neil, honoring their service. The committee includes Clark and Mrs. David Tinker as co chairs, plus Mrs. Neil Borden and Mrs. Paul Wilkelie among others. A party atmosphere followed with a singing combo.
Climatologists note the world has warmed gradually over the past fifty years with average temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere rising about one degree Fahrenheit.
A brief item reports a correction to Concord-A matters this week, clarifying interest details and noting the corrected figures or terms for readers following local financial updates.
The West Concord Willow Lodge 1 C C F will hold a fund raising whist party. The event starts at 8 p m with the public invited.
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