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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a town conference roundup and an education week police and fire note. Mentions a holiday kick at 10 30 am and a reference to a Heili sight man. No coherent events or names clearly present.
Concord officials evaluated a 30 acre undeveloped site near downtown as the most suitable location for a new junior high. Boasting sand and gravel soil for drainage, available town utilities, and easy access via an easement, the proposal argues expansions possible and mitigates railroad crossing issues. The School Committee favors this land as meeting key site requirements for the project.
A mother and daughter boarded a Boston bound train at Boston by mistake and rode to Haverhill before the B and M railway provided transport back to Boston. They then boarded the correct train and arrived home safely, though noticeably embarrassed.
The Automobile Legal Association warns children to play hide and seek safely away from parked cars and the street. Do not hide between vehicles as moving cars can cause injury. seek a safe, out of traffic area.
Carlisle town officials re appoint Waldo D. Wilson of Concord street as town accountant for three years. Wilson also serves as fire chief and has held town accountant duties since October 1930 and fire chief since 1927.
Trinitarian Congregational Church plans Christian Enlistment Sunday to gain 1964 pledges in the afternoon. Co chairs are Robert B. Lortz and Harlan E. Anderson with committee members Alexander Filipov James De Mott James R. Mercer Jr. Philip R. Vance.
Present plans call for three flights of two aircraft at Hanscom Field for speed tests weather permitting. Flights canceled by poor weather will be rescheduled for the early part of next week.
The monthly gathering in Concord features a social hour at 6 15 p m and dinner at 6 45 p m. Guest speaker Roger F Duncan chair of the School Committee discusses the school system and the planned junior high construction. Community men are invited.
Two West Concord sisters ages 15 and 16 who had been missing since 10 10 p m Thursday returned home Saturday. An APB had been issued by police after their parents raised concerns about their whereabouts to Somerville.
A list of candidates for the tenth grade council includes Leslie Middleton Troy Moss Sarah Payne Shelley Pratt Faith Rosenfield Georeg Skau bitis Jeanne Strain Kristin Andersen Elizabeth Bailey Sylvia Blaisdell Nancy Brentzer Elizabeth De Blois Katherine DeBlois Stephen Ellis James Farrell Elizabeth Ferguson Grace Ferguson Nathan Forrester Daniel Hurstak Robert Kelliher Jennie Kline Patricia Magurn John Martinson Janet McMullen David Mooney Thomas Murphy Bonnie Opperman Jane Perkin James Peterson Leonard Reno Ronald Rodgers Catherine Rounds Curt Taylor Elizabeth Tolman Billie Weeks.
The carved oak desk in the President's office in the White House west wing was a gift from Britain's Queen Victoria, according to the World Almanac.
Concord Chamber of Commerce invited businessmen to attend a filing event at Brandeis in Waltham on December 4. Executive Secretary George E. Erickson can be contacted at EM 98-3120 for details and attendance information.
The Concord Lions Club will hold its regular supper meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Colonial Inn, with President G. Donald Wade in charge. Officers plan to attend the next district meeting scheduled for December 2.
Firemen were called to a Hillside avenue residence at 3 45 am after a hot water heater safety valve blew. The resulting steam filled the cellar and caused the occupants considerable alarm.
The warrant lists 11 articles for the Town Meeting including a $2 million junior loan tied to Williams land at Nine Acre Corner. No sum is shown yet for the Williams land but may be set at meeting. Other items fund a tow study and water stabilization while two articles cover parking and related measures.
Regular Union Church Guild meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the church dining room to conduct business and craft items for the annual Christmas bazaar on December 7. Members will donate gifts to the House of Good Samaritan Boston instead of exchanging presents.
Holiday tickets are available for a Concord Thanksgiving Day event featuring grades 4 5 and 6. Kickoff is set for 10 30 a m with details in the advertisement.
Ten ministers including Concord's Rev. Colin Gracey faced hunger strikes and confinement in North Carolina as part of a protest action linked to church affairs. The report notes ongoing detentions and collective action within the clergy community.
Concord announces an indoor tennis program open to residents at the town house from morning to 11 a.m. on weekdays with partner doubles play and weekend times. Deadline for registrations is November 29. The season runs from December through March.
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