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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
1
Concord officials announce the direct slate for the chamber’s coming year with Steven J. named president and Dr. Joseph M. Hag listed as vice president. Eatin. area designated as Nous Directors to guide plans.
A crib room is available and the Senior youth fellowship will host a parents night program with a panel discussion on Parent Youth Relation. Participants include Peter Enticnap Nancy Brown and Reverend Barber with an illustrated talk These Of My Trip Thru England on Scotland. Supper at 7 30 p.m. Reservations to Mrs Gene Parish EM 9 3657.
Concord firm Martin Coffeey and Son sold 18 495 square feet at 457 Main Street to Atlantic Oil and Refining Co. Atlantic plans a new service station on Route 62 and expects completion in about six weeks.
Concord officials note a quiet week but prepare for a December 9 special town meeting headlined by a $2 million junior high school project. Lawyers Maher seek liquor license status for Concord Lunch at the former Elks Block. the board says issues will go through proper channels. Acting manager Eldridge reports district discussions on war equipment including tanks and warning system components.
Waltham reports the Department of Public Utilities Commission rejected a plan to curtail bus service. The last weekday bus to Concord would not be affected, with the final Waltham run remaining at 7 55 p m. The ruling preserves current weekday schedules for area riders.
Prominent speakers at Emerson Hospital in October include Dr Andrew C Walsh of the Boston Dispensary and a Royal College of Surgeons Dublin graduate. Dr Walsh discussed rehabilitation medicine and physiatry experiences in Ireland and at a rehabilitation institute. Dr Glaser joined Harvard Medical School from a university, and Dr Wanzer of Emerson’s active staff spoke on Pulmonary Physiology.
In Concord, a fragment mentions Paul Calla and a senior figure named Callahan with the phrase sucked, but details are unclear and no full event is provided. The OCR text is partial and lacks a coherent narrative or outcomes.
Concord residents examine tensions between the Selectmen and School Committees about war time school site actions. The Oct 21 briefing outlined possible moves before Oct 28 warrant closing. Officials deny censorship claims and stress public education as the central issue.
Congress member Bradford Morse and Prof Murray Levin debated at Concord Lexington and Bedford on whether civilized politics exists in Massachusetts. Levin argued voters mistrust all politicians and called for recruitment of capable leaders with competitive salaries to restore faith amid perceived corruption.
The article discusses why the Concord Municipal Light Plant discontinued the 10 percent on time payment discount. It notes many customers paid on time and questions whether electricity costs rise under new rate schedules. It states small users may still benefit and asks if there are additional reasons for ending the discount.
Concord town building committee sponsors plans with Architects Collaborative of Cambridge for a new junior high on Williams land off Old Marlboro Road. December 9 town meeting will consider two articles: authorize purchase of the Williams site and fund land purchase for the new school.
Concord area lodge to hold monthly meeting at Masonic Temple Monday. Worshipful Master Paul P. Williams will confer the second degree then lead a business session. A 6 45 p.m. turkey dinner in the banquet hall precedes a 8 p.m. visitation by District Master Howard Lawson.
A family with a young child spends about 100 to 200 dollars yearly on junior foods. They can reduce this by blending table foods into homemade baby meals using a blender, food chopper, or mill.
A local business announces relocation to 39a Main Street and Maynard office site within twenty years. Services shift to include a first floor Main Street location with existing phone numbers 7-0333 and 7-0334. Post Office Box updated with new access area and expanded service radius up to fifty thousand.
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