Concord Caucus Chooses Nominees For Town Election
About 85 voters attended the frigid Tuesday caucus at the Veterans Building to nominate candidates for the February 15 town election. Nominees include Gordon H. Ogilvie for one year as ex-Chairman, Harold C. Smith for the other chair, Samuel Hazard and Ralph Z. Haskell for three year school committee terms, T Livingstone Hall for moderator, and Edward P. Chase for selectman with contests likely for other offices. Nominations were made at the meeting run by town clerk Mrs Archibald Fetfar and ex-Selectman Egbert S Burley Jr acting as clerks. Potential candidates may file papers January 21 at 5 p.m. at the town clerk's office.
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Concord
Veterans Building
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Lowell Road
Finance Committee
Charles W. Allen
Harold C. Smith
Main Street
Samuel Hazard
Middlesex
Ralph Z. Haskell
Crescent Road
Winthrop H. Lee
T. Livingstone Hall
Harvard Law School
Hubert M. Wardwell
Selectman
Edward P. Chase
Chase
H. _Whittetorp
Concord Town Meeting Warrant Reveals 36 Articles Ahead
Concord town officials preview the March 4 meeting with 36 articles planned none on zoning as a later special session may handle those. Items include a 38000 wage raise for staff, 30000 for road garage work, 13000 for parking meters, and a 10000 substation for Nuclear Metals West Concord.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
H. Whittemore Brown
Board of Selectmen
Mar¢éh
State Armory
Finance Committee
Voters Question Caucus Results And Local Affairs
A pasted transcript describes a community caucus with about 85 of 100 attendees disputing results. It notes citizen participation, stalled motions, and concerns over wasted effort. It mentions a municipal meeting with parking, meters, police station, and retirement of Mrs Marion the assistant librarian at age 70. Weather and local notes follow with brief references to a Bermuda shorts exchange trip and income tax discussions.
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Eleanor
Ohree
Marion
Temonday
Clessea
Durard
Bradenton
Lire
Cord
Attye Fingold
Bay
Seuss
Colleges Represented At Concord High Visit
Concord High hosted several college reps who spoke with students about facilities and advantages offered by Bates College Babson Institute MacMurray College and Fram ingham Union Hospital. The visits aimed to attract high school students into nursing and related programs.
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Concord
Concord High
Bates College
Babson Institute
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Illinois
Framingham Union’ Hospital
Lions Club Meeting Recap and Upcoming Events
The Lions Club held a program featuring Jan illiam Kemp and a representative from Alcohol Anonymous. President Holt urged a dance and announced an official visit by Dis mar Raymond on February 12. The next zone meeting is January 22 with Bedford and Lincoln Raven- and other members.
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Old Lions Club
Janilliam Kemp
John E. ‘Holt
Howardestaurant
Bedford
Holt
Dismar Raymond
Lincoln T. Raven
Vrefils Sees Incomplete Bruins Season Start
Boston scorer Vrefils is highlighted as he begins his season amid a disrupted schedule with limited details available on team standings and upcoming games.
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Vrefils
Local Arrivals at Emerson Hospital
Concord announces births including a son to Mr and Mrs John H Payne at 21 Davis Court born January 8 and a son to Mr and Mrs Peter Orlando of Bedford Street born January 8. A son to Mr and Mrs Patrick Ferrante of 9 Arrow head Road born January 11 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Newell Dearborn of 21 Cottage Street West Concord born January 3 6 a son to Mr and Mrs Stanley Chaffin Jr of 74 Laws Brook Road West Concord born January 9.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
John H. Payne
Davis Court
Peter Orlando
Bedford Street
Patrick Ferrante
Arrowhead Road
Newell
Dearborn
Cottage
West Concord
Stanley Chaffin
Laws Brook Road
Concord Doctor Named Deputy Treasurer Secretary
Dr. Dan Throop Smith 49 of Nashawtuk road is named deputy treasurer secretary. He is a Harvard Business School finance professor and has split time between Harvard and Washington while testifying before congressional tax Committees. He joined Treasury service in 1953 and received the exceptional civilian service award in 1954 for tax policy work. He defends tax morality and opposes abolishing the federal income tax while predicting no 1957 tax cut. He is married with two daughters Deborah and Louise and a son Dan Jr.
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Concord
Dan Throop Smith
Nashawtuk Road
Humphrey Washington
Smith
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Humphrey
Harvard
Washington
Treasury
Marion Folsom
Deborah
Louise
Dan, Jr
Rainbow Assembly to Install Officers in Concord
Concord Rainbow Assembly holds installation of new officers Saturday night January 19 at Masonic Tempe after a 6:30 supper. Carolyn F Forbes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Forbes of 384 Main Street, will be inducted as new worthy advisor succeeding Sybil Jane Moore. Installing officers led by Dorothy Fiske, past worthy advisor.
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Concord
Concord Rainbow Assembly
Masonic, Tempe
Carolyn F S
John F. Forbes
Main Street
Sybil Jane Moore
Dorothy Fiske
New Jurors Drawn in Concord Traverse Jurors Named
Concord selectmen announce the drawing of Helen M. Pollard of Nashoba Road and Fred J. Junno of Laws Brook Road West Concord to serve as traverse jurors at East Cambridge on February 4.
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Concord
Board of Selectmen
Helen M. Pollard
Nashoba Road
Fred J. Junno
Laws Brook Road
West Concord
East Cambridge
Carlisle Republicans hold subzero caucus with 41 voters
Carlisle voters braved sub zero temps to attend the annual Republican caucus. Nominations were set for February 25 with filings due January 21. Rich ard Bates Jr and Samuel Paresi led a contest for constable, Evans faced Wright for school committee, Valentine beat Conant for planning board, and Anna Johnson joined the public welfare board.
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Carlisle
Guy W. Clark
Martha Bott
Constable
Richard B. Bates, Jr
Samuel Paresi
George W. Foss
Bates
Paresi
Foss
Charles M. Evans
David R. Bott
Stanley D. Wright
Planning Board
John H. Valentine, Jr
Valentine
Lowell District
Goldsmith H. Conant
Anna P. Johnson
Board of ‘Public Welfare
Rachel Elliott
Alonzo
William R. Cutter
Carl G. Swanson
Conant
Marjorie N. Ho
Town House hearing grants and denials listed
The town board of appeals at the Town House announced decisions on several requests. Raymond Wheeler of Plainfield road was granted to convert his home to a two family residence. Edgar L Robbins of West Concord was denied to locate a two bedroom trailer. Rene DuBerger was denied for a one bedroom trailer on Elm street. Pauline and Clayton Greene of Spencer Brook road were granted permission to remove soil. Woodlawn Homes Inc. Newton was granted to remove soil and gravel off Fitchburg turnpike near Sudbury Concord lines. W Graydon Smith of 21B Lexington road was granted a variance to erect a garage. The note about the geranium's botanical name Plargonium appears unrelated.
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Concord
Board of Appeals
Town House
Raymond Wheeler
Plainfield Road
Edgar L. Robbins
Grove Street
West Concord
Rene DuBerger
Elm Street
Pauline and
Clayton Greene
Spencer Brook Road
Woodlawn Homes, Inc
Newton
Fitchburg Turnpike
Sudbury-Concord
W. Graydon Smith
Lexington Road
Selectmen S Writs Hear Case Over Concord Zoning
In Concord the board of selectmen and Macone Brothers challenge Attorney General George Fingold over a zoning by law rezoning land behind Macone's Garage near Mill Dam. The case, heard by Justice Counihan, involves a writ of mandamus to force Fingold to answer and a writ of certiorari for review of his disapproval.
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Concord
Macone Brothers
Board of Selectmen
Stop’& Shop
George Fingold
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial ‘Court
Boston
Tm&ndemus
Fingold
Selectmen
Macone
Tee Road
Planning Board
Attorney General
John M. Eaton
Goodwin, Proctor & Hoar
Supreme Court
Edward G. Counihan
Nust
George ¥. Fingold
Edward A. Counihan
Counihan
Atty General
Tage
Asst. Atty
Joseph L. Elcock
Elcock
Atty
Robert P. Stockey
Goodwin
Concord Movies This Week Showings Announced
The Concord Recreation Commission schedules film showings this week at two venues. Friday at 2 45 pm the Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium hosts the screening and Saturday at 2 pm the Veterans Building presents another showing. All teenage youngsters are welcome.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Harvey Wheeler School
Veterans Building
Haskell Cleared For Ballot In Concord School Race
Ralph P. Haskell faced a near exclusion from the Concord school committee slate after a tense caucus. Chairman Egbert Newbury Jr. and Selectman Bawant P. Chase invoked a law requiring a vote count if eight percent doubted the tally. A 46 to 26 vote put Haskell on the ballot amid contentious proceedings.
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Concord
Ralph P. Haskell
Egbert
Newbury Jr
Bawant. P. Chase
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HR. Ogilvie
P.W. Garage
Road Department
Public Works Department
Nuclear Metals, Inc
Wes Concord
Walden Street
Water Department
Recreation Commission
Walden Pond
Emerson
Rideout
Lisle
Lam Patter
Candiie
Rae
Lions Club
Christmas Club
Acord
Co-operative
Bank Concord
Smith Widee
Rainbow
New State
Foss, Conant
Wright
Appeal Board
Plargonium
Concord High School
Carlos Garcia
Penema
John F. Donvan
Hale Fingold
John Rotond
Richard Putanen
Joseph Dimenit
New England Tape Co
Tower St. Hudson
Ma Joe
Rainbow Valley Boys
Sudbury Inn
Boston Post Road
Weisenfeld
Maynard
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