Maynard Visit Highlights Republican Lau Campaign
Congressman Lau drew about 200 supporters in Maynard after arriving from Lexington and meeting Police Chief Mich ki and local residents on Nason Street. He outlined highway and sewer improvements while plans to return to the area were set for a later Thursday or Friday, weather permitting.
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Lau
Senate
Nason
Massachusetts
Lexington
Maynard
Michki
James Ledgard
Karl
Hills
Drug addict arrested after false prescription attempt in Concord
Concord police report a second drug-related arrest in two weeks. Patrolmen Winkowski and Graham detained a woman who admitted attempting to obtain a harmful drug by false pretenses. She had already obtained the same drug earlier and faces court disposition after a hospital observation.
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Concord
Edward A. J. Winkowski
Concord Center
Winkowski
Thomas C. Graham
Acton
Framingham
Maurice McWalter
Metropolitan State Hospital
Waltham
Concord Court
James E. Finan, Jr
West Concord
Daniel Risso
Sudbury
Wool Labeling Act Details Wool Content Rules
The 1939 Wool Products Labeling Act requires all wool containing items to display exact wool percentages, with upholstery and floor coverings exempt. The rule aims to inform consumers about textile composition and fiber blends.
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New York
UPI
Homeroom Assignments for Sudbury 1962 63
The list shows homeroom numbers for the 1962 63 school year signed by Principal Dr Leslie M Tourville. Freshmen begin September 7 with seniors assigned to rooms 502 Adler Barry Copp 503 Brian Copp Hand 525 Hartman Mahan 526 Malloy Scharfenberger 527 Schmalz Woodward.
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Sudbury
Lin’-Sudbury
Leslie M. Tourville
Adler Barry Copp
Brian Copp
Hand
Hartman — Mahan
Malloy — Scharfenberger
Schmalz — Woodward
School class rosters and a savings bonds message
Juniors Room 501 Adams- Buerger 401 Burns-Dugan 403 Enos-Haagensen 405 Hagerty- L Hermitte 406 Littlefield-Par sons 407 Pirrello-Sicard 408 Siegars-Yetton Sophomores Room 409 Allen Carlman 410 Carlson-Davidson 411 Debye-Foley 412 Foster- Heikkila 413 Hendrick-Lincoln 414 Litte-Morrisson 415 Morri son-Rowe 417 Rowe-Stern 418 Stritzky-Ziegler Freshmen Room 419 Abate Chandonait 420 Child-Dustin 421 Early-Barbara Graham 422 Greg Graham-Kane 104 Kaspar ian-Martin Lab. 3 Mastrototaro- Pereira 20 Phelps-Spiller 201 Stacey-Turner 202 Vanwart- Wood Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
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Adams- Buerger
Burns-Dugan
Enos-Haagensen
Hagerty - L’hermitte
Littlefield-Parsons
Pirrello-Sicard
Siegars-Yetton
Allen Carlman
Carlson-Davidson
Debye-Foley
Foster- Heikkila
Hendrick-Lincoln
Litte-Morrisson
Morrison-Rowe
Rowe-Stern
Stritzky-Ziegler
Abate Chandonait
Child-Dustin
Barbara Graham
Greg Graham-Kane
Kasparian-Martin
Mastrototaro- Pereira
Phelps-Spiller
Stacey-Turner
Vanwart- Wood
Thirty Are Registered At Redcote School
Sudbury thirty youngsters have been registered at Redcote School Route 27 opening Sept 17 per director Mrs Richard Dunbar. No openings remain. Nursery discontinued as kindergarten demand grows. Same staff returns. A home garden match helps solve weed and soil problems and watering needs.
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Sudbury
Redcote
Route
Richard Dunbar
Five Young Boys From Waltham Picked Up Here
Sudbury police detained five Waltham juveniles aged eight to eleven as they camped at Horse Pond road near the Boston and Maine tracks. They planned a trip to Sudbury, had a bow and arrows with them, and carried $14. A cousin overheard talk of the excursion and alerted authorities. the youths were returned home by bus.
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Sudbury
Waltham
Horse Pond Road
Boston
Maine
Richard
Robert
Donald Long
Norman
Robert Robchaud
Long
Michael McHugh
McHugh
Richard Aucoin
Legion Meeting Tuesday Evening at Legion Home
Acton Edwards Quimby Post No. 284 A L meets Tuesday at 8 p m. Nomination of officers will be held with Commander James M McBride in charge.
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Acton Edwards Quimby
A. L
Legion Home
James M. McBride
Beisel Resigns Middlesex 4-H Post for Boston University
David D. Beisel resigned as Middlesex County 4-H Club agent to pursue graduate studies in biology at Boston University. Ben W. Drew, chair of trustees, thanked Beisel for five years of service. Beisel will begin graduate work September 15 and plans a teaching career.
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Concord — County
David D. Beisel
Boston University
Ben W. Drew
Beisel
Middlesex County
Drew
David
Middlesex
Troop 149 Cookout Invitation At Acton Camp
Concord Troop 149 plans a cookout at the Acton campsite on September 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with patrol assignments practice and a treasure hunt. Departure from Alcott School at 9:30 a.m. New boys turning 11 before October 1 may join. contact Andy Smith or Spencer Davis for details.
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Concord
Acton
Alcott School
Andy Smith
Spencer Davis
Maine horticulture major Beisel's family ties noted
University of Maine graduate Beisel majored in horticulture and is married to Joan McNaughton of Bedford. The couple has a two year old daughter Amy and lives at 4 Byron Street in Concord.
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University of Maine
Beisel
Joan McNaughton
Bedford
Amy
Concord
Byron Street
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INC
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West Virginia
U.S
R.R. Tracks
Legion
Bachrach
SWIFT
Columbia Choice
Hamburg
New Long Island
Kraft
American Dry Beverages
del Monte
Minute Maid
Statler
Maynard Army & Navy Store
Young Men’s & Men’s
Young Men’s
Wool & Orion
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