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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
1
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Brief note records Rose Haw Colard being considered for investment or a related honor as part of a short local item.
Police interrupted a late night fishing party and charged a 20 year old Lancaster resident after questioning revealed uncertain licensing. Officers noted a boat with fish in the hold and cautioned on conduct and licensing during such incidents.
Judge Maurice McWalter and Mrs McWalter celebrated 30 years of marriage with a family gathering at the Concord Country Club. Attending were six children and seven grandchildren, plus relatives including Meg Finan of Danvers and Nancy Forbes of State College. The couple have long careers in law and public service.
Rochter of Concord Warren Rochter Arena Terrace has been appointed a regular member of the historic districts commission by officials in Concord Warren.
The Concord Conservation Commission negotiates buying about 11 acres near Mill Brook between Lexington Road and Cambridge Turnpike to conserve water and protect the area’s historic character. Purchase hinges on town meeting approval and the commission will not lease the land temporarily. Estimated price around 4000 dollars.
Concord Frederick L. Day a board member with Koch Associates Inc is cleared of conflict of interest pending filing of interests with the town clerk. Town Counsel John J Koch presided over the decision disclosure process and guidance.
Carlisle officials report Chief Waldo D. Wilson presided last night at Central. The Board of Selectmen schedules its next meeting for August 1 at 7 30 PM at Gleason Library with Chairman Calixte Adrian.
Mrs Nancy Dee of Bedford Street spent a few days at Dennis on the cape last week with two of her three children Susan and Charles W Jr The report notes a family outing in concord society notes.
Eldridge seeks underground storage of 12 000 gallons gasoline and 500 gallons waste oil plus 300 gallons motor oil above ground and 20 000 gallons gasoline underground. Coffey plan places building center location with 16 000 gallons gasoline underground. Petitioners are trustees of Assabet River Realty Trust.
Bedford base conducts early morning flight calibration using a two engine JC-131 Convair. The aircraft will fly down Runway 23 at about 70 feet above ground from northeast to southwest for about three hours starting at 6 a.m. This noise is part of standard testing procedures.
The board approves transferring money from other funds to cover a needed expense. Moderator Guy W. Clark conducted the meeting and oversaw the discussion and vote.
Selectmen vote to appoint election officers and approve the purchase or use of voting machines for the 1964 election cycle. The action aims to streamline casting and tallying ballots and to ensure proper staffing for polling places.
The Concord Selectmen, on the light plant board's recommendation, authorized the attorney general to settle with Allis Chalmers Company and Ohio Bronze Company over alleged prefixed bids for work at the local light plant. The move follows anti trust suit discoveries affecting utilities and regional attorneys general approvals.
Concord plans repair and slight reconstruction of the dam on Warner's pond to handle more flood water. Officials hope to complete the work before fall but price and funding are unsettled. Middlesex Soil Conservation District is coordinating planning efforts with available funds.
A community event notes a planned cookout for August 13 in the evening. A ladies night is suggested as a possible additional gathering, awaiting final confirmation.
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