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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
1
Fred R. Jones of Old Acres Farm defends dairy operation amid rumors of eminent domain for a new junior high. He emphasizes long tenure and production, denying plans to give up the farm as sites for the proposed regional junior high are discussed.
A local event labeled as a meet for reflection and benediction is planned for Sunday at the school field. Organizers note a focus on community, memory of the late Pacem Carlisle, and spiritual wellbeing.
Col John E Mutty, local director of Civil Defense, says federal stocked shelters require three in depth 24 hour coverage for emergency readiness. He urges additional personnel to ensure around the clock protection in Concord.
West Concord repairs in the break of Warner's pond will start within a week. Elizabeth S. Lowell, Conservation Commission chair, says work will involve heavy equipment entering via Commonwealth Avenue on town rights of way. Joseph O Amico is the contractor, aiming to finish within two weeks.
In Tokyo a local electrical company invites aggressive employees to a Human Control Room where they train to use a bamboo pole for intimidation and self defense. The article notes a discipline program and a provocative, surreal setting inside the plant.
Concord Mrs Edward B Thomas hosted a tea at Saltbox Farm Westford road to greet new Concord Woman's Club members. Board member A Lewis president and hostesses C A Pulis and Mrs J L Sosman assisted. A Musical Monologue by Nancy Howard De Bruyn closed the afternoon.
Concord church youth fellowship hosts a Work Day for Christ car wash and wax on Sunday at 1 p m Proceeds support church missions Malcomb Lawrence Herthel Richard Saxon and Fred Carley coordinate the event
A Concord town meeting documents a street issue involving attorney Robert E. McWalter. The outcome leaves McWalter pending potential actions as attendees reject his proposals.
The Concord Board of Selectmen forward a letter to Jack P Ricciardi Commissioner of Public Works regarding the Red Bridge project. They aim to present an article at the annual town meeting with costs to be state borne and express appreciation to the commissioner and staff for their proposal.
Concord Library approves lighting upgrades after accepting Milton E. Lawrence of Fred S. Dubin Associates recommendations. Plans cover main hall entry catalog room and related spaces, aiming to refresh decor and atmosphere.
Police thank ball patrons and supporters after a community event in Concord. Patrolman details and local responses highlight cooperative effort and safe gathering.
The record shows bids for a light truck with 19 500 pounds GVW totaling 3799.45 after trading in a 1956 Chevrolet chassis with Barber Chevrolet Maynard placing second at 3800 and Middlesex Motor third at 3979 69. For the heavy truck 35000 GVW Mack Truck Co Boston won with 10599 72. Broackway finished as runner-up.
Firefighters answered a Tuesday night alarm around 10 o clock for a blaze off Sandy Pond road near Route 2. The flames were located in Lincoln and the crew remained on scene as details were confirmed.
Attorney Charles filed a town bill totaling 631.01 dollars. The claim lists the amount due and identifies the billed services or charges referenced in the submission.
Concord record reports Red Cross blood program chairman W. Andrew Locke noting the bloodmobile visit collected 78 pints of blood. The event underscores community support for the blood supply and the ongoing donation drive.
Mr and Mrs Kane announce the birth of daughters Brooke and Katherine Kane in October. The babies' grandmother is Mrs Charles Prout of Spencer.
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