Maynard Man Wins Top Prize In National Sunflower Contest
Maynard resident Fred F. LeMoine, 85 Acton Street, wins first prize in the national organic gardening and farming sunflower contest. He receives $20 for a 24 percent inch giant sunflower among 37 states and eight overseas entries in the fifth annual event. LeMoine’s plant tops two prior 24 inch records, with a 17 foot tall specimen and heads 14 to 22 inches wide reported in Organic Gardening and Farming.
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Maynard
Fred F. LeMoine
Acton Street
LeMoine
Organic Gardening and Farming
Birthday Hayride Delight at Glenbower Farm
Dr. Maurice J. Fitzgerald and family enjoyed a hayride at Glenbower Farm last week. Robert Walker and his horse Dolly gave rides to children and adults, delighting a group of 50 from Wayland who plan a sleigh ride before Christmas.
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Sudbury
Maurice J. Fitzgerald
Glenbower Farm
Robert Walker
Dolly
Wayland
Captain Johansen Begins Army Flight Training
Concord Captain William H. Johansen Jr. starts at Fort Rucker Alabama in a three phase Army Flight School program to earn pilot wings. He is a Boston University graduate and Ranger School alumnus with a history of leadership in the 220th Infantry Battle Group and 26th Aviation Company.
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Concord
William H. Johansen, Jr
William H. Johansen
Everett Street
U. S. Army Flight School
Fort Rucker
Ala
Johansen
Ranger School
Fort Benning
Manded Co
Waltham
26Th Aviation Co
26Th Inf
Leominster
Paul V. Dee
Dee
Lyle M. Shelly
Boston University
Susan
Old Co. H
Mass Military Academy
Woburn
Otis M. Whitney
Waltham Company
Bill
Cambridge Parachute Club
Wayside Inn Water Declared Pure In Test
Sanitary engineer Thomas J. Rinaldo reported from a Nov 24 sample that there has been no significant change in water quality since June. The Wayside Inn water remains clear colorless and odorless. Samples for purity tests are taken semi-annually.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Thomas J. Rinaldo
Framingham
Edward Lemon
Red Horse Spring
Careful gifting of social security credits advised this season
Norman A. Keyes of the Waltham Social Security District urges seasonal workers to obtain and show a social security card and ensure accurate account numbers. Earnings of at least fifty dollars in a calendar quarter earn credit, with employers withholding and matching contributions and reporting quarterly to the district director. Public information sessions are available at Concord Public Library and Maynard Municipal Building on specified Thursdays.
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Norman A. Keyes
Waltham
Keyes
Santa Claus
Waltham District
Concord Public Library
Maynard Municipal
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