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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1963

Page

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Medical Usage May Come Before Voters At Annual Meeting

Plans for a new zoning district named Medical I to be proposed at the March 1964 town meeting are discussed by Atty. Robert E. McWalter who will ask the Planning Board to submit amendments. Xavier High may serve as an emergency facility, and Brigham Corner Trust represents the proposal near Emerson Hospital with access to Concord Turnpike and Main Street bus service.

Oeumbe Robert E. McWalter Atty. McWalter Brigham Corner Turst Xavier High Concerd Medical Center McWalter Emerson Hospital Concord Turnpike

Smethurst affair hints at Priscilla Spring family ties

Fragmentary OCR mentions names Carl SON Mrs In former Priscilla Spring and Lawrence with children Anne and other relatives. References an 180 million figure and a Sunday activity at a local agency. Details unclear due to corruption.

Priscilla Spring Lawrence Anne

Seven Percent Rate Cut Affects Electric Rates Nationwide

A seven percent reduction is announced for electric rates, lowering charges for residential and various business customers. The new general, E rate and small commercial rates show declines, with total reductions across all categories totaling $68 228 in the period referenced.

Alternate JHS plan poses cumbersome solution debated

In the late 1960s debate over how to handle growing enrollments, the town weighs expanding the junior high or building a new elementary school. Immediate costs are similar, but expanding the junior high risks an inflexible, costly facility for years. Proponent questions note space and funding implications for Hunt Gym Ripley additions and a West Concord elementary.

Ohantact Anatomy Eninind Hubbard Street Hunt Gym Emerson Hubasagg Ag Hundred Carlisle Expan West Concord Ripley Mentary West Hunt

CDA Hallowe'en Party Held Here

West Concord Church hall hosted a CDA meeting led by Grand Regent Julia LeSage. Speakers Julia MacDonald and Kay Reilly discussed world missions and social service. A Halloween party followed with games and refreshments overseen by Ann Konier. Window screens require periodic washings to keep them clear of dirt and insects.

West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians

Bridge plan eyed for Lowell road project in Concord

Lowell road committee met with State D P W Commissioner Jack P Ricciardi in Boston to view an architectural concept for a new bridge at Lowell road. D P W would fund construction and approaches if Concord covers land takings and maintenance. the estimated total cost nears 880000.

Concord Lowell Road Bridge State D. P. W Boston James F. Hanley Jack P. Ricciardi John W. Teele Donald L. Gillespie Lowell Road Committee D.P.W Lowell Road Ricciardi

Man Bailed After Firing Shots arraigned on assault charge

Concord 26 year old Fred George of 59 Walden Street was arraigned in district court on assault and battery with a dangerous weapon after being released from Metropolitan State Hospital in Waltham where he was held following a shooting. The case was continued until October 17 with $1,000 bail.

Concord Fred George Walden Street District Court Metropolitan State Hospital Waltham Coe Eee Seale Pelion Tae

Red Cross Seeks Gray Ladies for Service in Concord

Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross announces fall recruitment for gray lady volunteers at Carres and Naval Hospital. Interested individuals can call Mrs B Packard at EM 9-5096 or the Concord Chapter House at EM 9-2590. Registration is requested on Oct 22 with training in Bedford on Oct 24 and 31 from 9 am to 12:30 pm.

Concord Concord Chapter American Red Cross Gray Lady Service Cee Ford Vas Cheies E! Naval Hospital B. Packard Concord Chapter House Bedford

Community Chest Allocations Across Agencies

The Community Chest lists total funding of $114,610 with allocations to Hospital $12,000 United Service Organizations $960 Baypath Colonial Girl Scout Council $5,500 Minute Men Association for Retarded Children special schooling and shopwork $3,500 Minute Men Council of Boy Scouts $4,500 Salvation Army $4,600 Mental Health Association of Central Middlesex Inc $9,100 Red Cross $14,950 United Community Services $31,000 and administration of fund and campaign expenses $4,500 chaired by Edward C. Browne of Monument Street.

Edward C. Browne Monument Street Hospital United Service Organizations Baypath Colonial Girl Scout Council Minute Men Association For Retarded Children

CCHS Seniors Named Merit Scholars in Local Notice

Concord Carlisle High School announces five seniors awarded merit scholarships. Included are honorees David Newsom and others. recipients are listed with parental sponsors and home addresses as part of the local scholastic honors notice.

CCHS CTS Akait F. Donovan Concord-Carlisle

Public joint installation of Mansfield Post officers

Concord announces a joint installation for James J. Mansfield Post A L and Ladies Auxiliary at 8 p.m. Monday at the Girl Scout House. Dr. Francis C. McDonald and Mrs. E Naomi Wood have been re elected and will be re installed officers.

Concord James J. Mansfield Post A. L Girl Scout House Francis C. McDonald E. Naomi Wood

Permits Issued in September Total $226,131

The report shows 24 permits issued in September totaling 226131 dollars, with 165200 dollars attributed to ee SS Se Seeiee. Comparison notes 1962 September activity at 419203 dollars with 9g galt.

Sunday observance marks Trumbull anniversary at church

World War II era notes mention Heddie Kent as the first caller. At the coffee hour in First Parish on Sunday, the 10th anniversary of Philip Trumbull becoming organist was observed. Friday he was honored at a supper at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flint's home.

Heddie Kent First Parish Philip Trumbull Thomas Flint

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Xavier H. S Turnpike Patter The At& Smethurst’s Carl Mises SomForr Light Board CDA Hallowe’en Board of Appeals Red Cross Community Chest St. Louis UPI David Anderson Salvatore C. Silvio, Jr Ralph E. Wesinger Martin Yauga Anderson Anderson's Market Gordon H. Ogilvie Concord Co-Operative Bank Walter Geisenhains A. Hall David C. Newsom W. Lloyd Rathbun Brister’s Road Incian New York Concord Lions Club
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