Concord Carlisle School Budget Hearing 1962
Concord and Carlisle hold a public hearing on the Concord Carlisle High School budget for 1962 at the A Hall Memorial Audi. Estimates place total budget at 924 797 dollars, up 100 000 from last year. Expected income reduces appropriations to about 754 407, with Concord share 658 487 and Carlisle 96 010. Per pupil cost is projected at 630, down from 704 in 1961.
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Concord and
Carlisle
Concord-Carlisle
A. Hall
Concord
Emerson Junior High School
Massachusetts
Co-operative
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Boardman Resigns Sergeancy Affects Police Shifts
In Marlboro, Boardman requests resignation from sergeant to become a day patrolman 8 to 5 p.m. The change, effective last Wednesday, shifts seniority with Sgt J Costello moving to a higher ranking post and Sgt S Yauga taking the 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. third shift. Deputy Cecil Bedford named outstanding deputy at Massachusetts convention in Springfield with a substantial award for membership efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Theodore M. Charles F. Boardman
Marlboro Road
a_ police
Nel
James E. Finan, Jr
J. Costello
Sergt
S. Yauga
Ord
Cecil Bedford
For
Massachusetts
Springfield
McNally Succeeds Suter As Chairman
Concord planning board announces the resignation of chairman Philip H. Suter due to pressure from Boston while remaining on the board. Elected are Louis K. McNally as chairman Arthur L. Stevenson Jr. as vice chairman and David Emerson as clerk.
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Concord — Planning Board
Philip H. Suter
Lowell Road
Boston
Louis K. McNally
Arthur L. Stevenson, Jr
David Emerson
Three Shelters Among Permits
October building permits total $387 805 with $320 800 for new construction. Compared to September last year 258 000 with 230 600 for construction. New residences include Author's Ridge Brister's Hill road 24500 Norman Frizzle Old Marlboro road 13000 Deck House Inc Old road Nine Acre Corner 24900 A Morenery Munroe place 35000. Three shelters listed: William Hall 2 Nimrod drive 1000 Aid Realty Trust Main street 1000 Austin Lyne 6 Sudbury road 9500.
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Concord
Author’s Ridge
Brister’s Hill Road
Norman Frizzle
Old Marlboro Road
Deck House, Inc
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
A. J. Moreney
Munroe Place
William Hall
Nimrod Drive
Aid Realty Trust
Main Street
Austin Lyne
Sudbury Road
Concord Art Association opens rear studio for metal art classes
The Concord Art Association re opens its rear studio for day sessions in metal art enameling on copper and copper tooling. Inquiries should be directed to the Art Association at 15 Lexington Road, telephone EM 9 2578.
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Concord
Concord Art Association
The
Art Association
Lexington Road
Concord youths named as finalists for federal academy exams
Among area youths taking the federal examination at Lowell High on Sunday to identify qualified candidates for military academies were Kenneth P. Berquist of Bedford, Richard C. Knight of South Acton, and Albert H. Elfner III of Concord.
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Concord
Lowell High
Kenneth P. Berquist
Bedford
Richard C. Knight
South Acton
Albert H. Elfner
Beharrel and Brooks Appointed to Board of Appeals
Concord selectmen appoint Reed O. Beharrell a builder and Richard Brooks an architect to two architect builder vacancies on the board of appeals. Terms run to Sept. 27, 1962. Harrington Avenue and 40 Holdenwood Road residents named. One attorney member vacancy remains.
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Concord
Board of Appeals
Reed O. Beharrell
Harrington Avenue
Richard Brooks
Holdenwood Road
Rothmund Speaks Before Lions Club
Acton John Rothmund of West Acton an insurance man with Mass Indemnity Boston spoke at the Lions Club supper meeting in Acton Center Wo man’s Clubhouse presented by Bob Copeland President Howard P Hardin presided The club announced a 440 eye research contribution a 10 percent increase over last year A delegation led by President Hardin Secretary H William Flood and past zone chairman will attend the advisory meeting at Hillview Country Club North Reading.
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Acton
John Rothmund
West Acton
Mass. Indemnity
Boston
Lions Club
Acton Center Woman’s Clubhouse
Bob Copeland
Howard P. Hardin
Hardin
H. William Flood
Hillview Country Club
North Reading
Acton Junior Guild Social Meeting at South Acton Church
The Acton Junior guild of the South Acton Congregational Church plans a Monday social program. Refreshments will be provided by committee members Mrs. Charles M. Davis Mrs. Donald Brazee Mrs. Russell W. McNamara and Mrs. Leopold G. Leveille.
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Acton
South Acton Congregational Church
Charles M. Davis
Donald Brazee
Russell W. McNamara
Leopold G. Leveille
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A public notice urges citizens to invest in savings bonds to support national finances. It emphasizes patriotic consideration and outlines how bonds help fund government programs and provide a safe, long term return.
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U.S
Concord-Citizens Council OKs Two Plans for Junior High
Concord Massachusetts school policy saga moves with two options to ease crowding. Aimed at 1963, plans include adding to the current high school housed junior high or converting Peter Bulkeley School for junior high use with new elementary facilities. The council and committees seek architectural services and state aid interviews. Citizens urged to participate and stay informed.
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Concord — Citizens Council
Emerson
Peter Bulkeley
Bastille and Halsey Associates
General
Grant Thought on Labor and Honor
A quotation attributed to Ulysses S. Grant notes that labor does not disgrace a man, but some men may disgrace labor. The remark underscores integrity in work and cautions against personal failure reflecting on honest laborers.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Australian teen tennis champion keeps fit with weights
Melbourne based 19 year old Australian women’s tennis champion maintains top form by lifting weights and regularly pressing 150 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Margaret Smith
Ellison Cleveland Guest New Officers Named After Dinner
After the dinner William C. Hall presided as officers were announced by president Sheehan and Steven Stadler. A. W. Cleveland of General Radio spoke on Massachusetts taxation and local government while Donald L. Ellison reviewed the Concord Historic Districts Commission and Mill Dam jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hall
George E. Erickson
Warren Locke
William T. Wyman
Jason Korell
Charles W. Dee
Charles R. Voigt
William H. Damon
Peter Grimes
Congressional
Robert Lightbody
Commercial
Elsie Kennedy
Conservation
Casper J. Jenney
Industrial
Hall
Sheehan
Steven Stadler
Winifred Bush
A. W. Cleveland
General Radio
Donald L. Ellison
The
Historic District Commission
Ellison
Concord Historic Districts Commission
Cleveland
Massachusetts
F. Bedford Morse
Lowell
John M. Eaton
Concord
William Hays
Wacltham
Theodore M. Nelson
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Concord - Carlisle
Uglevich
Dartmouth
Ireland
Ryali
Dave
Clark
Concord Family Service Society
West Woman's Club
Rob Delack
Arnold M. McCallmont
Ways and Means
Daniel Bushnell
Concered Society
Oardman
REGAL
Jay
Shoe Store
A Manning
McNally Succeeds Suter
Paul's Food Shop
Maynard Tel
Rothmund
Turkey
Lawrence Turkey Farm
Citizen Council
General Building Committee
School Building Assistance Commission
Citizen’s Council
John McGrath
Jack Dunshy
Acton Lions Club
Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund
Leonard Lester
Antietam National Cemetery
Veneptheous Corsthuppleiutt
New York Regiment
G.I
Acton Real Estate
Prospect St
West Acton, Mass
Seymour Archibald
John Bisbee
Elks Hall
Powder Mill Road
Crowell Farm
Doug Langille
Walden Street
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