03 May 1962
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
1
Fragmentary item from Concord coverage mentions plans, civic figures, and school changes. Vague references include Easter timing, relocation talks, Car Brown as chair, a junior high issue, and Little League remarks all amid unclear context and broken phrases.
A planning board meeting records action on White Pond with directives from Comeau Paul G and Simms Arthur L in the panel. John H. Kenne is listed among attendees.
Firefighters battled an alarm at the Hon. MacGregor residence on Prospect Street all morning. Officials said the damage was limited to the heater area with no serious harm reported.
Street, fifth grade Confined to Emer. Several days from a swing Mel Field. fred a Compound ant wrist as a
A fragmented notice mentions a meeting on May 10 about a program for parents and children, scheduled in the cafeteria from 30 to 9. The text is garbled but points to a school or community gathering led by handlers named P. TaNard-Harvey.
Concord Chorus directed by Richard Rosewall and Concord Orchestra led by Attilio Poto present King David at Concord Carlisle Regional High School on May 18. Soloists include Nancy Carr Jenneke Barton and C Ray Bryan with William C Travers as narrator. Tickets from chorus or orchestra members and local stores.
The Concord board of appeals schedules a hearing next Wednesday at 8 p m in the town house court room. Petitions include Lions Club field day use request at Amerseon Playground on May 26 New England Tel Tel seeks extension of the exchange building on Wad en street Heywood street Daniel J Hayes seeks land removal on Main street Route 62 opposite the light plant subdivision Robert J Wood seeks variance in frontage for a new dwelling on Hillside avenue.
Concord residents may encounter three new stop signs at Heywood Street Walden heading west Sudbury Road Fitchburg Turnpike heading south and southwest and Virginia Road Old Bedford Road heading west.
Acton residents formed the Acton Taxpayers Association at a Thursday organizational meeting electing 12 directors led by president Raymond Birch and vice president Horace Tutte. The group, with 76 members, adopts bylaws and sets monthly board meetings at 8 30 p m at the Acton Community Center.
Capt. Isaac Davis Chapter DAR moves its Thursday meeting to the Unitarian Church Chelmsford Center at 8 p.m. Guests may attend. two films will screen with sound. Richard Peterson will show Day Called X on civil defense and a second Air Force film on Communism. hosted by Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Blanchard of Hollis NH.
Concord Senior youth fellowship of the Congregational Church United Church of Christ will travel to Portland Maine tomorrow for an exchange with Woodfords Congregational Church and North Deering Congregational Church. This visit follows a Maine group’s trip to Concord last weekend.
Concord town manager Theodore M Nelson reappoints John H Lambert to the recreation committee for three years and names Frank Cool and James Ingraham to the general building committee.
Concord Carlisle regional school committee selects Brown as chair representing Concord and Carlisle. Committees include salary panel with Gormely Mears Rodday Weickert Dillon Benjamin Seaward and other teachers. a regionalization panel includes Mrs Brown Duncan Haskell Clark Grath Fitzmorris Guindon Jacobs Lund Rifkin Maltais Seavey Shohette. A mass for Mary E. Clarke is set at Our Lady's with altar guild meeting another item.
Concord-Carlisle Regional High School names six junior boys Rathney Clark John Payne Andrew Schmockler Hoyt Taylor Peter Wedd and Steven Winter as nominees for the Harvard Prize Book Awad. Donated by the Harvard Club in Concord the award honors high scholarship and character.
Concord firemen announce their annual concert and ball on Saturday May 19 at the state armory with George T Barrett Jr as general chairman. A prominent coast-to-coast rated orchestra will provide music and tickets are available. The brush fire danger is nearly over freeing time for social events.
Tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the regional high school auditorium the senior high glee club will present its annual concert. Parents and friends are cordially invited to attend.
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Morley J. Lush and Mary N. Lush contest a March 7 hearing where the Concord appeals board approved a Brigham Corner Trust plan to convert old road to Nine Acre corner into a medical clinic health center and philanthropy site adjacent to the Lush home.
Carlisle town selectmen appoint George A. Clark Lawrence B. Woolaver Ingemann Nielsen John Davis William H. Shumway to a building committee. Smith & Sellew architectural firm retained. Plans for a new 2 Foot school facility cost 875000 dollars with ground breaking likely in the fall.
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