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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
1
A 41 year old woman in Sudbury is involved in an incident on Route 117 described with limited readable text. Police and local responders appeared, and investigators await fuller details while the case remains under review.
Graduation ceremonies featured many scholarship prizes for CC H S students. Recipients include William Adams Navy Deborah Blaisdell Janet Brown John Payne and Steven with awards in science chemistry and history. Other honors cited for Michael Frantz Jake Peanerana and Lynne Cullinane among others.
Concord residents may register for disposal units marked by blue stickers to be placed on the small window pane of their cars. Stickers must not be applied to the windshield or driver side. Registration is a one time requirement and applies to out of town individuals with Concord rubbish.
The fragment notes an affiliation involving Hutton with the auditing firm Bell Whighs linked to Marwick and Mit. It is unclear which individuals or offices are involved and no dates or outcomes are provided.
Concord-Hugh Jr named Boys State representative for Concord-Carlisle High School. Awarded to a junior, he will attend the Am herst program at UMass June 21 to 29 with peers from across the commonwealth. The program provides a mock governorship and civic briefing by officials.
George and Mary Vassel announce the opening of a new Concord branch store. The event marks expansion for the family business and invites community attendance at the ribbon cutting and inaugural shopping day.
Town officials in Concord schedule installation of forty additional parking meters tomorrow at 7 30 AM. The Concord Band retains sole permission regarding related matters at the town site.
The next Thursday issue of the Enterprise Weekly will feature a special anniversary supplement from 1888 and celebrate decades of service to readers and advertisers. Copies will be available for loyal subscribers and local businesses.
Maj and Mrs Mie named first visitors to the park at a historic ribbon cutting ceremony with area guests Police Chief and Mrs James E Finan Jr Rep James DeNormandie Rep John M Eaton among founding attendees in Lincoln and Concord communities.
Two Norwich youths received degrees or equivalents in a program aimed at improving local education. Principal John F. Donovan invites interested High School English teachers and students with degrees to apply. a public hearing is scheduled for Thursday June 20.
Selectmen appoint a temporary town manager for eleven months to oversee town government while a permanent arrangement is arranged. The decision follows last fall discussions and reflects ongoing municipal planning with local officials and institutions.
A letter from John Bygrave confirms the church selects to sell land owned by Concord-First Parish behind the Veterans Ballot. The note cites steady effort as key to success in life as taught by Mary Baker Eddy.
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