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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
1
Voters from Concord 293 did not attend the annual meeting. A $2,000 sum was voted to the regional school district to help prepare school programs and staffing.
The Rev Mr Fay, ordained in 1945, will preach at the Concord Unitarian Universalist service under the Unitarian Ministers Association. He has long served in Newa and other locales and has held civic leadership roles. The sermon titled Man the Mi will be delivered with notable observance.
The annual Rose Hawthorne senior prom is scheduled for a date in early May with decorations planned. School officials confirmed details though some phrasing remains provisional.
The Bedford High School stage hosts a Friday and Saturday night musical performance. Students showcase songs and scenes in a lively community event.
Concord officials announce John B. Finigan elected selectman is named chairman of the board. Frederick J. Robbins is chosen as the new clerk, completing the leadership lineup.
The note states a predicted four dollar increase in the 1962 tax rate, which was previously recorded at sixty eight dollars. (Named entities: Meee, 1962, 68 dollars. No additional context available.)
Mr and Mrs from San Diego California have bought the Enterprise. They are parents of a boy and a girl and he is employed by IBM.
The notice reports the funeral for Police Officer John J. in Eertown, attended by relatives and community members. Details of date and times are given as March 29 at 8 p m and March 31 at 4 p m, with related events at Walden Denos cis thee tanks wil ba croieble.
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