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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists a death and a letter to Mrs. 1 Park Lane. It mentions June 24 as a date and references staff and a course for 12 year olds. Details are incomplete.
A Specim Wet Concord-Siege ceteene company will unveil its new plant with an open house Friday. Electronic Space Structures leads in radome bubbles for radar antennas and is expanding with a 15,000 square foot addition occupied since July.
The Enterprise weeklies mark their 75th anniversary in June with a special supplement to honor 75 years of service to communities readers and advertisers. A first print is due by May 29 with details to follow and notices urged for early ad placements at the Enterprise office 29 Nason street Maynard or by telephone.
The fragment references Chief James E. Finan Jr a recent graduate. It notes Spring Gardens in Con and hints at dates including June 17 a Monday and a Thursday in a calendar sequence.
Bedford set the 1963 tax rate at $61, an increase of $2 from the 1962 levy. The change impacts property assessments and local funding priorities for the upcoming year.
A brief note indicates that after the return a congregational gathering will follow, outlining expected attendance and sequence of activities. The text emphasizes communal participation and orderly protocols for the ensuing assembly.
A list of nominees for the FoSeek Selectman's Job is announced. The town will hold a special town meeting on June 24 to consider matters related to the election. New voters must register by June 4.
The item records Holy Day observances with masses scheduled at 8:00 a.m. as part of the day’s liturgical offerings.
The town announces Lincoln taxes rising up to 112 dollars as part of the 1063 budget. The new rate includes 67.30 dollars in scores and reflects an increase over last year. Announcement made Monday.
The Sanmecuge org plans annual Pinogchio air nights with a fee of 8. Tonight marks the 61st session at Norman Torclock Cau Monument street. Dave eeendlent of TAGS is John O.
The ceremony committee announces a Memorial Thursday program in Concord with assembly at 2 p.m. on Ash Street at Bedford Street. March includes veterans in cars at 2:25 p.m. Color Guard from A. and A. F. at Han Field, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery hymn by the Concord Band, and Chaplain Lieut-Col. D. W. Arey officiating.
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