Open house planned for new Concord police fire station
Concord officials led by Civil Defense Director Mutty Police Chief Kelley and Fire Chief Tombeno prepare for an open house at the new police-fire station. The event is set for Sunday October 16 with full program details to be announced next week. The station, after years of delay, is now occupied with firemen moving in recently.
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Walden Street
Concord
John E. Mutty
Civil Defense
Robert E. Kelley
Thomas Tombeno
Campaign chatter and dates blur in a rough town note
A fragmented town page mentions voter registration deadlines and political tensions. It notes October dates for dates and detours on Route 128 and Route 2 for widening projects, hints at local campaigns and party friction, and references a historic inn and public figures amid confusion.
Hearing on Mannes McCracken Petition Delayed
A hearing on a proposed gasoline storage and filling station at West Concord depot land, with Atlantic as operator, was postponed due to advertising concerns. Beharrell Realty Trust filed a second petition to store 16000 gallons gasoline and other fuels at 320 Main Street to be erected by Esso, with hearing set for October 17.
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Petit i
West Concord Depot
Beharrell Realty Trust
Beharrell
Main Street
Esso
Mannos-McCracken
Ters
New Merchants
Bar Garrity
Atlantic
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Selectmen Review Finance Invest Plans and Town Payroll
The Concord board considers best times to invest free cash under new state rules and refers a request to add the library custodian to the town payroll to the finance committee. The council also updates the taxicab by law to identify drivers and grants a taxi license.
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Concord
Board of Selectmen
Finance Committee
W. Seymour Archibald, Jr
Selectmen
David B Little
Library Trustees
Alpert Risiano
Foster Furcolo
Public Safety Commission
J. Henry Goguen
Commonwealth Armory
Boston
Hgh
H. LeRoy Newbold
Lowell Road
United Nations Committee
U.N
Lions Club Meeting Notes Outline
Fragmentary report shows a Lions Club gathering with a light bulbs theme and a noon research supper meeting. John J. presided as president with a 1 p.m. start and an agenda item list.
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Lions Club
John J
Flannery Receives Permit to Store Fuel at Commonweatlh Ave
Concord selectmen held two public hearings at the Town House to act on John J Flannery request to store 6800 gallons of No 2 fuel under Commonwealth Avenue. Flannery attended with Chairman Harod Co Smith presiding. After objections the board approved the application.
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Concord — Selectmen
John J.flannery
Commonwealth Avenue
Flannery
Harod Co. Smith
Finance committee sets future meeting schedule in Concord
The finance committee at the Town House room will meet Mondays at 7 45 p m with Chairman W Seymour Archibald Jr presiding After a postponed session the committee begins the budget battle with meetings on November 7 14 21 and December 5 12 and 19
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Concord
W. Saymour Archibald, Jr
German course may be offered at Concord Carlisle
Concord Carlisle adult education plans a first year German course this fall and winter if enrollment is sufficient. The class would meet Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Concord Carlisle High School, run for 12 weeks, instructors including Theodore A. Hersey. For details call Emerson 9 3102.
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Concord
Concord. Carlisle
Concord -Carlisle High
Theodore A. Hersey
Emerson
Town Manager Reviews Bids For Drainage and Snow Plow Equipment
Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson considers bids for a yard drainage project and purchase of snow plow blades. Low bidders await award decisions as Nelson studies figures for drainage work and snow equipment, with four bids listed for plow blades and three for drainage.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Ryard
Subam
Pe Batcou
Ter
Ty Balcou
Wayld
Struzziery Company
Dedham
Dingley Construction Company
Natick
Wheatland Construction
Somerville
Braun’s Welding Service, Inc
West Springfield
Files Equipment Company
South Acton
Anderson Engneering Company
Cambridge
Leo S. Cavalier
Acton
Nelson
Edison Grants Tax Payment For Concord Town Revenue
Edison Company forwarded a payment of about 99000 for 1960 taxes to Concord. Miss Mary E Sheehan treasurer oversaw the process as Edison, a major taxpayer, faced town requests to pay with others to avert borrowing. Nevertheless Concord borrowed 200000 with 190000 allocated to the regional school.
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Concord
Manazes
Theodore M
Nelson
Boston , Edison Company Fo
Mary E. Sheehan
Edison
Democratic Town Committee Meeting Tonight in Concord
Concord will host a 6 o'clock open meeting at Alcott School with two speakers. State Senator William C. Madden from Lexington seeks the fifth district seat, and Mrs. Paasia Hamilton seeks re election in the 13th Middlesex District. Local residents are invited and refreshments will be served.
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Concord
Democratic
Alcott School
William C. Madden
Asia ‘Hamilton
Maddien
Lexington
Edith Nourse Rogers
Eeil‘p J. Corbett
Sweatop
Joann F. Kennedy
Pepresc
Autyre
Concord permits total 957963 for September activity
The Concord building department announced 27 permits issued in September totaling 957963 dollars, with 878000 for new construction and 79963 for alterations and additions. Nine residences included Mary J Rizzitano and others. Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Co led with a 700000 office building permit. U.S. Navy retiree George Crocker returned home amid talk of a Cuba-bound furlough.
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Concord
Building Department
Mary J. Rizzitano
Monson Road
Ralph J
Concord Board Hears Liquor License Hearing for Iasi
The Concord Board of Selectmen held a postponed hearing with Angelo Iasi, owner of a West Concord restaurant, on his liquor license amid a district court gaming conviction. Atty. T. Francis Garrity represented Iasi. After discussion the board took no action but left open the possibility for future review.
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Concord — Board of Selectmen
Angelo Iasi
West Concord
Iasi
Atty
T. Francis Garrity
Concord seniors win semi final in national merit awards
Three Concord-Carlisle seniors Julie A. Cole Joan F. Loomis and Susan E. Roth placed in the semi finals of the national merit scholarship competition and will be eligible to take further examinations in December.
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Concord-Carlisle
Julie A. Cole
Joan F. Loomis
Susan E. Roth
Final Registration Window Before Election
Concord voters have one last chance to register this Friday October 7 at the town clerk’s office until 10 p.m. No later registration will occur before the November 8 state and national election. Town Clerk Mrs Cornelia M Lawrence noted a sizable registration before the September primary.
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Concord
Cornelia M. Lawrence
Reporis Registrathei
Concord Selectmen Protest B and M Railroad Cuts
The Concord selectmen sent a letter to the State D P U protesting the B and M Railroad plan to cut seven passenger trains from the local run. A hearing was held today at the State House. The board opposed any cuts and noted no expressways to Boston for commuters. They plan to be represented at the hearings.
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Concord
D.P.U
State House
Boston
Thoreau-Wheeler-Wizard PTA Hosts Get Acquainted Night
The West Concord executive board invites parents to meet teachers on Thursday October 13 from 7 to 9 PM in the Thoreau School cafeteria and gym. The event is a Get Acquainted Night not a conference and is open to both fathers and mothers.
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West’ Concord
Thoreau-Wheeler-Wizard
P.T.A
Thoreau School
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