Our Lady Help of Christians 50th Anniversary Gala
West Concord church marks 50 years with a three day reunion starting Friday November 29 at 7 am with mass for deceased members. A golden ball at Thoreau School features Jimmie McHale's orchestra 8 pm to midnight and a youth dance later. Archbishop Richard J. Cushing will celebrate a pontifical high mass Sunday at 11:30 am with a tea at 3 pm and benediction at 5 pm closing the celebration.
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West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Thoreau School
Jimmie McHale
Monument Hall
Chuck DeGrapo
Maynard
Richard J. Cushing
D.D
Boston
Drunk Operators Arrested In Separate Incidents At Night
Four men were arrested after drunk driving incidents and property damage. One vehicle contained stolen items and cash 104 dollars. The other case involved a fire at a restaurant with injuries and a nearby dairy business noted in the investigation led by Lt Kerall.
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Kes
Ine of Glass
Aising
Tan
Hudson
Aso
Kerall
Reche
Concord Lions Club Meeting Agenda Tuesday Evening
The Concord Lions Club will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 7 o'clock at Howard Johnson's with President John C. Collins presiding. The program will be announced, and the club continues its light bulb sale for eye research, organized into 10 campaign teams.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard
Johnson’s
John C. Collins
Hospital Wing to Open December First at Concord Emerson
Concord Emerson Hospital will open a new Owen House wing on Sunday December 1 from 1 to 5 pm. The 25 bed addition increases total capacity to 85 beds and marks the formal opening.
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Concord — Emerson Hospital
First National Stores Damage Noted After Fire Threat
A near miss was reported as a blaze could have caused substantial damage to First National Stores and adjacent buildings if discovered minutes later. Fire crews contained the incident and prevented wider harm.
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Dantes
National Iver
Conment
First National
Concord High to Clash With Lexington in Thanksgiving Preview
The Enterprise will publish a day early on Wednesday due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The edition will feature full coverage of the upcoming football game between Concord High and Lexington High and other holiday related items.
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Concord
Enterprise
Concord High
Lexington High
Concord discusses land use shift toward retail center expansion
Thoreau School meeting described a new approach by the land usage sub committee of the comprehensive town plans committee. The focus shifts from residential zoning to strengthening commercial centers with a possible Walden street supermarket site and rezoning of Stow Hubbard and Walden for space. Residents urged to participate as town plans consider West Concord and center area developments and a townwide opinion poll is planned.
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Concord
Comprehensive Town Plans Committee
George Lawton
Thoreau
Lawton
Stow, Hubbard
Walden Streets
New Mess Enterprises
Walden
Town Forest
West Concord
Florio
Elm Street
Robert E. Sheehan
Citizens Council
Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight
Community supporters rally to buy Christmas Seals to fund TB prevention and stamp out tuberculosis in local areas this season. The campaign emphasizes collective effort and health improvement through donations and awareness.
Concord Chest Drive Tops Goal With 78 023
The Concord Community Chest raised 78023 toward its 76900 goal in 1957. Chairman Frank P. Coolidge Jr. thanked contributors and lauded captains and solicitors for beating the target. Minuteman statuettes honored West Concord captain Garnett Rainey and outstanding solicitor Richard J. Loughlin. Virginia Tucker and Katharine Gleason won captain and solicitor honors. Beneficiaries include Emerson Hospital Sachem Council Boy Scouts Concord Girl Scouts USO United Community Services and more.
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Concord
Concord Community Chest
Frank P. Coolidge, Jr
Coolidge
Minuteman
West Concord
Garnett Rainey
Richard J. Loughlin
Virginia Tucker
Katherine R. Gleason
Emerson Hospital
Sachem Council
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
United Services Organization
United Community Services of
Greater Boston
the Package Plan
Family Service Society
Visiting Nurse Association
Salvation Army
The
South Middlesex Association
Three Dwellings Approved in October Building Permits
Of 42 permits issued in October, three were for new dwellings: Martin Realty Trust on Cambridge Turnpike, Crestwood Builders on Elm Street, and F Gregg Bemis at Nat Meadow Crossing. The month's large permit supported Nuclear Metals Inc totaling 953,191 dollars, with 908,175 of that for new construction. October 1966 totals were 150,715 dollars with 136 for new work.
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Concord
Martin Realty Trust
Cambridge Turnpike
Crestwood Builders, Inc
Elm Street
F. Gregg Bemis
Nat Meadow Crossing
Nuclear Metals, Inc
Mrs Prescott 70 Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Elizabeth Prescott aged 70 of 32 Monument Street died suddenly at her home Monday. widow of WWI veteran George Prescott. Surviving is a daughter in Wyoming. Funeral arrangements are incomplete pending word from her.
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Concorde
Elizabeth Prescott
Monument Street
George Prescott
Wyoming
Selectmen grant liquor license renewal and approve incorporator
Concord board of selectmen renews L. Anderson & Son liquor license and approves Alfred J. Morency as an incorporator of October Hill Inc located in West on town.
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Concord
Board of Selectmen
L. Anderson & Son
Alfred J. Morency
Farmers Buy Twenty Percent of All Gasoline Sold in U S
A report notes that farmers purchase about 20 percent of the gasoline sold nationwide, indicating strong agricultural demand amid broader energy use trends.
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U. S
Concord Unit Names New Visiting Nurse Supervisor
The Concord Visiting Nurse Association announces Miss Elizabeth J. Dickson R N will succeed Miss Doris L. White R N as supervisor. Miss White resigns to take up work in South America in a similar field.
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Concord
Concord Visiting Nurse Association
Elizabeth J. Dickson
R.N
Doris L. White
Miss White
South America
Audubon Expert Speaks at Carlisle PTA Meeting
Carlisle P T A held its monthly meeting last Monday in the new school auditorium. President Francis J. Roderick presided as Miss Ivy Le Mone of Crumlin Farms, Audubon Society faculty, spoke on the society’s purpose and showed pictures. Refreshments followed.
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Carlisle
Carlisle P.T.A
New School
Francis J. Roderick
Ivy le Mone
Crumlin Farms
Audubon Society
Holst Speaks as New Concord Chamber Directors Named
Concord Chamber of Commerce sets annual meeting for December 9 at 6 30 PM at Howard Johnsons with Holge Holst of Arthur D Little Company Cambridge as guest speaker on What Size Federal Budget and What Can We Do About It He sits on key government boards and spends time in Washington The nominating committee proposes directors for three and one year terms with by law rules allowing extra nominations from any ten members by written submission
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Helge Holst
Monument Street
Arthur D. Little‘Company
Cambridge
Holst
Washington
Concord Chamber of Commerce
William K. Walters
Harold Keizer
John Coffey
Mildred ‘Howe
Benjamin F. Clark
Lawrence N. Blanchard
Philip A. Davis
Elsie Kennedy
Richard P
Sullivan
Leon J. Moreau
Arthur L. Carr, Jr
Board Grants Two Petitions At November Hearing
The board of appeals grants two petitions from the November 7 session. Harvey D. Crosby is allowed to add a garage laboratory to his filling station. Lantern Corp receives approval for garden apartments. Sidney Wingate’s third petition is withdrawn.
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Concord
Board of Appeals
Harvey D. Crosby
Lantern Cor
Sidney Wingate
Two Resignations Reported by Concord Board of Selectmen
Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson announces two resignations at the Town House. Astrid Curran, secretary to the board, will leave January 1. David L. Nelson, highway department general foreman, resigns effective November 30 to start a new business near Sidestoa.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Astrid Curran
Board of Selectmen
David L. Nelson
Highway Department
Currang
Nelson
Neds
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Land Usage Group
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Selectman’s Notes
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Stafford King
Currier
Smiongratulate Community Chest
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Ng. Smith
Richard J. L
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West Cambridge
Arlington Center
Belmont Center
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