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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
17
Maynard Rehires Teacher After Court Review
Miss Kinsley a 17 year teacher with psychiatry degrees was dismissed on multiple charges including use of unbecoming language and parental complaints. The court found no substantial basis for dismissal and ordered no loss of pay while reinstating her with back pay protections. The principal had been a strong witness against her, but the court upheld limited findings and noted the case lacked substantiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsley
Miss Kinsley
John Sheehan
Concord
Maynard Christmas Activities and Local Notice Summary
Firemen responded to a Dennison plant alarm as smoke drifted from the dump. The 56th anniversary of Mission Evangelical Congregational Church featured special sermons by Rev. Eino J. minister. Police Chief Zapareski urged winter all night parking enforcement with towing. Extended post office hours at Elton on Nason Street. Santa Claus village on Main Street daily until Christmas. Local stores to close Christmas Day. St Casimir Holy Name members received Holy Communion at 9 o'clock Mass. Loreto Arciers returned home from St Jude Nursing Home. Parochial students begin Christmas vacation Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Evangelical Congregational Church
Eino J
Santa Claus
Main Street
St. Casimir's Holy Name
Francis S. Miaskiewicz
D.C.L
Town Plans Vote on Renting Voting Machines
Sudbury officials propose authorizing the town to rent about 10 voting machines for one year at $150 each. Selectman Lawrence B. Tighe said the machines would cost about $1,800 each. A public demonstration of one unit is set for tonight at 7 30 in the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Lawrence B. Tighe
Teen-Agers Plan Carolling Sunday at St Irene's
Carlisle teens in grades 8 through 12 will carol Sunday meeting at the rectory at 7 30 p m and traveling by truck. They will return for refreshments supervised by Mrs Edward Lord and Mrs Harold Schoolcraft. Catholic Woman's Club hosted a parish Christmas party with Santa Claus, a Nativity tableau, gifts, and refreshments at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
St. Irene’s
Edward Lord
Harold Schoolcraft
Catholic Woman’s Clu
Santa Claus
Schools To Close For Yale Holiday
Sudbury schools begin Christmas vacation at lunchtime tomorrow with no lunch served that day. Haynes Nixon close at noon Fairbank Horse Pond and Loring at 1230. Schools resume January 2 with lunch served and full days. First short Wednesday is January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Haynes
Nixon
Fairbank
Horse Pond
Loring
Ladies Named in Charge for Event Refreshments and Program
Mrs. Lord and Mrs. Schoolcraft oversaw refreshments for the affair while Mrs. Warren Bryant directed the program details.
Baker Among 3 Troopers Graduate From State Police Class
West Concord resident West Concord David D. Baker, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Marold A Baker, was among 48 new troopers graduating from the state police class at Commonwealth Armory Boston Friday night. Baker, a Concord High alumnus who played varsity football, worked at I B M in West Concord and remains in Concord's Company D National Guard. He reports today to Northhampton B troop headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
David D. Baker
Marold A. Baker
Frances Street
Commonwealth Armory
Boston
Nancy
Mount Auburn Hospital
Cambridge
Baker
Concord
Concord High
Lowell
Lowell Technological Institute
National Guard
Northhampton
Pipe lined steel pipe promising corrosion resistance
Louisville reports that plastic lined steel pipe combines strength and corrosion resistance. Engineers say it can safely carry corrosive acids at about half the installed cost of all metal pipe for similar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
UPI
Scouts Attend Wachusetts Council Meeting in Leominster
Thomas F. Anthony and Craig E. Lundberg of West Acton attended the annual meeting of the Wachusetts Council, Boy Scouts, in Leominster. Also present was the Al Anon group for relatives of alcoholics meeting at Aicton Congregational Church on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month at 10 a.m. with the next session announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachusetts Council
Leominster
Thomas F. Anthony
Craig E. Lundberg
West Acton
Thomas
Al-Anon Group For
Aicton Congregational Church
Area Communities Share Tax Funds
The state distributes 19,750,000 from tax returns to area towns. Acton 12949, Bedford 9290, Exborough 1175, Carlisle 3423, Concord 37351, Lincoln 13085, Maynard 23040, Sudbury 11839, Stow 4574. State Tax Commissioner Guy J. Rizzotti announces the allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Guy J. Rizzotti
Acton
Bedford
Exborough
Carlisle
Concord
Lincoln
Sudbury
Stow
Acton Residents Invited to Join Community Event
Invitation extends to Acton and nearby neighborhoods inviting families and residents to participate in a community gathering. The notice emphasizes inclusive attendance and cordial participation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitae
Dennison
Michael T. Zapareski
Thant ‘Elton
Nason Street
Loreto Arciers
Grant Street
St. Jude Nursing Home
Cheryl Laird
Essex County Dist
John Burke
Balezentes
Methuen
UPI Telephoto
Yale
Webcor
Regent
Stuart
Gruber
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