Zoning Expected To Result In Lively Acton Meeting
Acton residents square off over a Monday 7:30 p m special town meeting at Blanchard Auditorium with 30 articles. Plans include street acceptances and zoning by law amendments defining R1 R2 B1 and I1 districts and setbacks. The articles cover enforcement building permits occupancy certificates and board of appeals appointments amid area boundary designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
al Ely
Blanchard Auditorium
Whittier Drive
Hosmer Street
Bromfield Road
Paul Revere
Betsy Ross Circle
Ethan Allen Drive
Agawan Road
Elm Street
Quaboag Road
Agawam Road
Durkee Road
Spencer Road
Flint Road
Doris Road
Beverly Road
Francine Road
Birch ‘Ridge
Arlington Street
Cherry Ridge Road
Birch Ridge Road
Brucewood Road
Pinewood Road
Oakwood Road
Piper Road
Ashwood Road
Duggan Road
Willow Street
Olde Lantern Road
Planning Board
Board of Selectmen
Board of Appeals
N. Y
N. H
Hartford R. R. Co
Brook Street
Main Street
Newton Road
Newtown Road
Hammond Street
Acton- Maynard
Great Road
Nashoba Brook
Carlisle Road
Acton- Carlisle
Acton-Concord
Gay Nineties Review staged by Acton-Dramatics at Acton-Roxborough
The Acton-Dramatics club for seventh to ninth graders presented a Gay Nineties Review featuring skits and characters such as A Life With Fodder A sadly disillusioned mother and The Great Bottleneck Diamond. Cast included Pat McNiff Chris Nelson Ralph Drury Greg Doherty Robert Lumens and more with song and dance by the Gayest Nineties Hoof and Goof Choristers and a Mrs Haskell and Miss Whitney assist.
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Acton — Dramatics Club
Acton - Roxborough
Pat McNiff
Chris Nelson
Ralph Drury
Greg Doherty
Robert Lumens
Larry Bowers
Brothers
Uncle Tom
Dana Westover
Simon Legree
Tracie Allen
Eva
Sally Butler
Paul Starr
Casey
Bill Lounsbury
David Butler
Jeanne Haskell
Miss Whitney
Boxborough Doctor Named Visiting Professor at Michigan
Dr Joseph H Hartshorn of Harvard road is appointed visiting professor of geology at the University of Michigan to begin in 1963. He serves on the Acton Boxborough Regional School Committee and will spend several months in the Midwest for the post.
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Joseph H. Hartshorn
Harvard Road
University of Michigan
Hartshorn
Acton- Boxborough
Mid-West
Rotary Resumes Suppers and Hears Of Re assessing
The Maynard Rotary Club resumed supper meetings at Twin Trees Restaurant with President Richard T. White leading. Ira Butler of Associate Surveys Passaic N J spoke on reassessing Maynard real estate as Vice-President Henry S. Thompson promotes a film of the national open. Holiday break scheduled with no meetings Dec 24 and 31.
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Maynard
Rotary Club
Twin Trees
Richard T. White
Wayside Inn
Ira Butler
Passaic
N.J
Henry S. Thompson
Triduum Ends at St. Irene's as Christmas Plans Form
Fr Toomey of Weston College led the Triduum closing at St. Irene's. The Feast of Immaculate Conception was observed, and classes resume Saturday at 10 a.m. A children’s Christmas party is set for Sunday at 3 p.m. with a nativity scene. Teens plan caroling December 23 from the rectory. Catholic Woman’s Club members wrapped gifts for the party.
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St. Irene’s
Richard Toomey
S.J
Weston College
St. Irene's
Warren Bryant
Edward Lord
Harold Schoolcraft
St. Irene’s Church
Catholic Woman's Club
Deaths and Funerals Die at West Concord 87
Miss Annie H Derby 87 of 327 Main Street died Friday after illness. Born September 15 1875 in Concord she was a lifelong resident from a prominent family and member of First Church of Christ Scientist. Survived by an adopted daughter Mrs Luther Bond Littleton and several nieces and nephews. Services conducted Monday at Mac Rae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home with reader Mrs George Eberlein officiating. Interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Bearers listed Victor Michael Ignacy Joseph Pilecki Robert Smale Robert Melewski.
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West Concord
Annie H. Derby
Main Street
Concord
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sarah
Derby
Luther Bond
Littleton
Mac-Rae-Tunnicliffe Funeral
George Eberlein
South Acton
Sleepy Hollow
William Snow Dies at 80 in Concord Community
William Snow of West Concord died Sunday at Malden Hospital after a brief illness. Born September 4, 1892 in Newfoundland, he was 71 in his 68th year. A retired builder, he lived in West Concord 15 years and belonged to Union Church and Concord Elks. Surviving are his wife Mary E. Murray Snow, a son William J., two grandchildren, and two brothers Abraham and Alfred in Newfoundland. Mrs William Efford of Toronto. Funeral services were held yesterday at MacRae Tunnicliffe with Rev. Edwin B. Nylen presiding. interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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West Concord
William Snow
Malden Hospital
Newfoundland
Union Church
Concord Elks
Mary E. (Murray) Snow
William J
Alfred
Abraham
Ford
Chelsea
William Efford
Toronto
Canada
MacRae- Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Edwin B. Nylen
Church
the Elks
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Funeral for Dominic Bagdziewicz Held at W A Twombly
Dominic Bagdziewicz 70 of 13 Roosevelt street died suddenly Thursday at home. Funeral service Monday at W. A. Twombly Funeral Home with Rev. Orville D. Ullom of Union Congregational officiating. Interment in Glenwood cemetery. Native of Wojdaty Poland he lived here 50 years and retired from Roxbury Carpet Co and American Woolen Co. Survived by his widow.
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Dominic Bagdziewicz
Maynard
Roosevelt Street
W. A. Twombly Funeral Home
Orville D. Ullom
Union Congregational
Glenwood Cemetery
Wojdaty
Poland
Roxbury Carpet Co
American Woolen Co
Bernard Conroy 54 Nord Sudbury resident dies after illness
Bernard Conroy of 36 Pantry Road North Sudbury died Friday morning after a short illness. A World War II U.S. Air Force veteran who served in the South Pacific, he belonged to the Frank J. DeMars Post UL Maynard and the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. Survived by three brothers and a sister, his funeral was from Cunningham Funeral Home Framingham to Our Lady of Fatima Church with a Full Mass. Burial at St Stephen Cemetery Framingham.
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North Sudbury
Bernard Conroy
Pantry Road
Emerson Hospital
U. S. Air Force
South Pacific
Frank J. DeMars Post
U. L
Maynard
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
John
Sara
Framingham Cold Fur Storage Co
Bendrix Corp
Acton
Our Lady of Fatima Church
Russell Benson
Framingham
John J
William J
Donald F
Cunningham Funeral Home
Regan
St. Linus Church
Natick
Funeral held for Maxim Sawka in local Russian Orthodox church
The funeral for Maxim Sawka aged 73, who died December 4 at his home, was conducted Friday morning from W. A. Twombly Funeral Home. A service followed at St. Mary’s Russian Orthodox Church with Rev. Peter Haranowsky officiating and burial in Glenwood cemetery. Sawka was a native of Russia.
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Maynard
Maxim Sawka
Spring Jane
W. A. Twombly
St. Mary’s
Peter Haranowsky
Glenwood Cemetery
Russia
Sawka
Census taking for children under 16 in Sudbury completes
Sudbury volunteers led by Mrs Ira Amesbury conducted a six week door to door census of children under 16. About 175 women participated. Final figures aren't in but show a steady elementary class intake with 332 children turning six next year and increases across younger age brackets. Public kindergarten support shown 1098 in favor 224 against. School needs committee to use counts for forecast, chaired by Harry Carey.
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Sudbury
Ira Amesbury
Harry Carey
Sudbury seeks bids for four wheel drive tractor loader
Sudbury Highway Department invites sealed bids for a four wheel drive tractor loader with opening time and specifications to be obtained at the highway garage.
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Sudbury Highway Department
Local worker and resident of 49 years passes
The departed was a retired weaver at the woolen mills and had resided here for 49 years. He leaves no immediate survivors.
Open Hearth Restaurant Sets Colonial Themed Cochituate Dining
In Cochituate Route 27 near Route 30 a new restaurant opens after 20 years in the business. It features an open hearth for chef charcoal specialties, a Colonial decor, a piano bar, and a large front picture window. Private dining for up to 50, daily hours noon to 10, starting 4:30 p.m. Hors d oeuvres offered.
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Country Square
Cochituate
Route 27
Route 30
Golden Eagle
Needy Children Maynard Hosts Meeting Recap
Needy Children Maynard hosted a meeting with attendees including Larsen Belmont Dep Barrett Medfield George Herring and Wellesley to discuss support and outreach efforts. The event focused on coordinating resources for underprivileged youths and planning future programs.
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Maynard
Larsen
Belmont
Dep Barrett
Medfield
George Herring
Wellesley
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