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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
1
Incomplete text references election day in Concord and local campaigns. Mentions figures Hall Livingston Rep John Nissen and Prohibition tick, questions about voter turnout, and a town visit by a U.S. Senator with an easy win.
Concord teachers gather Oct 30–31 at Wells Hall and Concord High for a three session institute. Dr. Donald B. Sinclair speaks on Russia insights. Dr. Robert Ireland outlines 1958 59 plans including SUPRAD. Dr. Morris Cohen to contrast Soviet education with America. Dr. Robert Anderson discusses time allotment and curriculum.
Concord-Town Manager M Nelson announces an examination for the police sergeancy vacancy following Lieut Marshall J Witherell's retirement. Ten officers have indicated they will participate. The process is under civil service direction, though the Concord force is not civil service.
A brief note proposes a diet that supplies all essential nutrients while keeping calories low. It emphasizes proportional total quantities to balance intake and maintain energy without excess calories.
Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson reports Grace Ammendolia a building department clerk has resigned effective Oct 31 after marriage. Bids for the Powdermill bridge at the Acton Concord area are continued on Page Four.
Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord will host a parish reunion and Harvest Festival Friday at the new Thoreau School starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at the door. Jimmie McHale's orchestra will provide dancing music and Acton Promenaders will perform a square dancing exhibition with social hours and refreshments.
Patrolman James observed a 14 year old runaway along Main Street near the medical center early in the week. A questioning interview revealed the girl fled from home and she produced a knife during the encounter.
Controversial items included police and fire station, sanitary landfill, shopping centers and sidewalk issue. The police and fire station passed 620 to 145 after 11 years of debate, with 46 minutes of discussion. Adjacent site to the municipal light plant substation was approved, and three articles were rescinded. An eminent domain sum of 3600 dollars was approved to acquire Hugh Cargill’s land for the new station, with 250000 dollars also coming from unspecified source.
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