Obituary notes for John Onslow and local deaths
John Onslow longtime Boston Red Sox scout died at 72 after a heart seizure. Funeral services were held at Concord's Joseph Dee & Son and St Elizabeth of Hungary Church with many Red Sox officials present. Additional notices honor Maynard residents Peter Grigas John Shaw and Carrie E Barlow plus other local survivors.
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John
Jack) Onslow
West Acton
Boston Red Sox
Joseph Dee & Son
Concord
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Charles B. Kerans
Edward J. McLaughlin
Victor Leeber
S.J. Fairfield
Conn
Daniel F. Riordan
Newton
James Battles
Chelmsforn
Joseph Cronin
Thomas Yawkey
Red Sox
Willian Summers
Edward Hurley
John Flaherty
Maynard
Emergen Hospital
Hig H Price
Summer Street
Scottsdale
Detroit 2
K Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Boston Braves
White Sox
Marlboro
Hudson
Lincoln
Lexton
Vivian
Skrupa
Annie C Brown 68 dies at daughter's home in Concord
Annie C Brown widow of Manson D Brown died Friday at her daughter Ruth Hewitt's Taylor road home after moving there three weeks ago. She leaves grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday with Jo & Son Funeral Home Concord in charge.
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Annie. C. Brown
Annie (Carpenter) Brown
Ruth E. Hewitt
Taylor Road
Manson D. Brown
Pat
Jo & Son Funeral Home
Concord
Sudbury Man Richard T. Smith Dies at 98
Sudbury residents attended services yesterday for Richard T. Smith age 98 of 10 Linden Street who died suddenly on Saturday. He was a native of New York and longtime sales manager for A Kimball Co. He leaves Angela Phillips Smith his wife a daughter Judith and a son Stephen two sisters Rita Smith and Hazel Dooley both of New York and a brother John of Leavittown New York Interment was at Mt Auburn Cemetery Cambridge Our Lady of Fatima Church provided the Mass of requiem with Holy Name Society membership noted.
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Maynard
Peter Grigas
St. Glendale Street
Lithuania
Eva
Wellington) Grigas
Adam
Neéponset
Peter J.maynard
Raymond Sheridan
George Morris
Dorchester
Martin & Doran
St. Bridget’s Arch
Charles J. Murphy
Joseph Birmingham
Our Lady of Fatima Church
Sudbury
Michael D. Sullivan
Stanley Uglevich
Joseph Uglevich
Robert Cutler
Robert Grant
Richard T. Smith
Linden Street
O’clack
New York
A. Kimball Co
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Fatima
Angela (Phillips) Smith
Judith
Stephen
Rita Smith
Hazel Dooley
Kew Gardens
N. Y
John
Leavittown
N.Y
Mt. Awburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Concord Woman Anna Burstad Dies at 72
Anna O Burstad 72 died at home on Lang Street Friday after a long illness. Born in Loiten Norway October 5 1888 she was the widow of Ole Burstad and lived in Concord over 50 years. She leaves a son Ralph G and a grandson both of Concord and two sisters in Norway. Services were held Tuesday at MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home with Rev Donald D Barnes officiating. Interment Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Maynard
John N. Shaw
Bruce Road
Littleton
Emerson Hospital
Brighton
Linda Cannassa
John
Forrest Shaw
Ynard
Serat
U.S. Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N.C
George Shaw
Carrie E, Barlow Maynard
Carrie EB
Patridge) Barlow
William H. Barlow
Maple Street
Robert K. Jones, Jr
Cochituate
Methodist Church
Lawrence O’brien
Grenwood Cemetery
Fowler Funeral Home
Methuen
Barlow
Methodist .Church and Magdeline
O. E
Hollis
Blanche Marsden Maynard
Avis Furbush
Robert Marsden
Albert Hodgess
Robert Burke
Robert Jones
Clifford Whitney
Concord
Anna
O. ) Burstad
Lang Street
Loiten
Norway
Ole Burstad
Ralph G
MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral
Donald D. Barnes
Evangelical Free Church
Sleepy Hollow
Drug Industry Expects Rise in Sales Earnings
New York based reports indicate the pharmaceutical sector will grow in 1961 with sales near 3 billion dollars in 1960. Earnings are expected to keep pace or outpace sales despite pricing scrutiny and ongoing Kefauver hearings.
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New York
UPI
Kefauver
U. S
In Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
An advisory note promotes investing in U S government savings bonds for long term security. It highlights affordability through small purchases and emphasizes benefits of saving in stable government securities.
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U.S
Year’s Best on Screen and Stage Highlight In Review
A retrospective note lists top five movies including Elmer Gantry The Apartment Inherit the Wind The Entertainer Sunrise at Campobello and five best stage plays Lame...ot Becket The Best Man Bye Bye Birdie and A Taste of Honey. It also nods to Camelot and reflects on the holiday season with a children’s scene.
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Elmer Gantry
Gantry
Burt Lancaster
Hollywood
Jack Lemmon
Fredric Marek
Spencer Tracy
Laurence Olivier
Campobello
Dore Schary
FDR
Loewe
Lerner
Becket
Laurence Oliver
Anthony Quinn
Lee Tracy
Melvyn Douglas
Birdie
Chita Rivera
Dick’ van Dyke
Camelot
Boston
Junior
Gas Collections Slipping Compact Cars May Be Headache
United Press International reports that by 1964 compact cars threaten a half billion dollar headache for road-building agencies as gas tax receipts drop below forecast in New York Illinois Ohio New Jersey and Florida. Officials cite rising compact sales as a factor though early models may have negligible effect on overall gasoline sales.
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Chicago
UPI
New York
Illinois
Ohio
New Jersey
Florida
Ice Capades Opens in Boston Garden with Star Cast
Ice Capades returns to Boston Garden for 23 performances through January 11. Boston teen Lynn Finnegan stars alongside Olympic gold medalists Barbara Wagner and Robert Paul in a vibrant program featuring Oz, Manon, La Traviata, and a Rodgers and Hammerstein salute.
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New
Barbara’. Wagner
Robert Paul
Squaw Valley
Lynn Finnegan
Boston
Ronnie Rom
Ronnie
Cathy Machado
Alan Konrad
Bo Specht
Sandy Culbertson
Little Bill
Henry
Orrin Markhus
Irma Thomas
Eric Waite
Lebrecque
Rochester
L. Frank Baum
Dorothy
Operaria IV
Sss
Oklahoma Pacific
Carousel
Philippines
Boston ‘Garden
Compacts Cut New Jersey and Chicago Fuel Revenues
State official warns New Jersey gasoline tax receipts may fall by as much as 4 million this year amid a shift to smaller cars and imports. Chicago budget chief projects motor fuel tax revenue drop of over 3 million next year due to more cars qualifying for lower license fees and other tax changes.
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New Jersey
Armand J. Salmon Jr
Motor Fuel Tax Bureau
James Burch
North Carolina State Highway Department
Éxas
American Petroleum
Chicago City
Assabet Beagle Club Elects 191
The Assabet Beagle Club held its monthly meeting at Priest's Cafe. Sherm Sebastian was named president with Frank Heaton as vice president and John Corcoran as secretary treasurer. Directors include R. Sheppard, Fran Quinn, and Ed Jensen. News notes discuss rabbit season, ice fishing, Leon Prunnier, and two Boston hunters implicated in deer poaching with an extradition case pending.
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Sherm Sebastian Maynard
Assabet Beagle Club
Priest’s Cafe
Sherm Sebastian
Frank Heaton
John “Hap” Corcoran
R. Sheppard
Fran Quinn
Ed Jensen
Leon Prunnier
Isaac Walton
Leon
Boston
New Brunswick
International District Attorney
Department of Conservation
Concord High Track Opens Saturday Against Malden Catholic
Concords track squad under coach Skip OConnor prepares for a Saturday meet versus Malden Catholic in the Met League. Malden Catholic defeated the locals last year and Milton won the title, signaling a test for Concords renewed nucleus led by captains Harris and McGrath with Dick Francis and Jack Duncan sidelined by injury.
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Concord
O’connor
Malden Catholic
Milton
Kit” Harris
Make McGrath
Dick Francis
Jack Duncan
Sudbury Boy Wins MVP Award at PONY Sports Night
Richard Doherty, 14, sophomore at Lincoln Sudbury Regional, won the Dewey and Almy MVP trophy for the 1960 season at Assabet Valley PONY Sports Night. He pitched and played catcher for the varsity and starred in Sudbury Little League and two PONY seasons. Erikson Dairymen’s league champions, all Sudbury boys, received jackets, while the tournament team earned emblems and 14 year olds got achievement awards.
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Sudbury
Richard Doherty
James. M. Doherty
Dewey and Almy
Assabet Valley Pony
Robert Jace
Dewey and Almy Company
Richard
Lincoln - Sudbury
Erikson Dairymen
Sudbury Boys
Concord Regional Girls Open Schedule January 6
Concord Regional girls open their basketball slate with a Jan 6 game at Maynard coached by Miss Clark and Mrs Maillard. Freshmen boys play at Diamond JHS Lexington. Girls co captains are Marcia Rainey and Lynne Hall. Earl Seidman coaches the frosh.
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Concord
Maynard
Diamond
JHS
Lexington
Miss Clark
Maillard
Earl Seidman
Marcia Rainey
Lynne Hall
Improved Tigers Top Clinton 59 43 in Central Mass clash
Maynard High basketball beat Clinton 59 43 at Clinton Armory in a Central Mass Conference game. Maynard opened 9 1 and led 30 15 at halftime behind Joe Uglevich 24 points and 14 from Bill Larson. Clinton Jayvees defeated Maynard 42 18 in the prelim.
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AL Cowles
Maynard
Maynard High
Clinton
Clinton Armory
Gaels
Drilline
Bill Formosi
Tigers
Joe Uglevich
Bill Larson
Cant
Carl] Prescott
Jerry McDonnell
Johnny Joyce
Kaplan
Clinton Jayvees
Larry Coppenrath
Acton-Colonials Rout Oakmont Regional 68 40
Acton-Colonials defeated Oakmont Regional 68 to 40 on the road. Ted Cook led with 20 points and Ross Gubser added 17 as Don Lee and Wayne Pasanen contributed nine each. The team hit 50 percent from the floor while limiting Oakmont to 11 field goals.
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Acton
Oakmont
Reading Invades Concord Tuesday In Middlesex Cage Tilt
Concord-Carlisle Regional High gym hosts Reading on Tuesday as Coach Bob Seaward’s squad, touted as the team to beat, continues action. After the home game, Concord-Carlisle travels to Wakefield on Jan 6 and to Lexington on Jan 10.
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Concord
Reading! High
Middlesex
Concord - Carlisle Regional High
Bob Seaward
Reading
Concord-Carlisle
Wakefield
Lexington
Regionals to Play Weston at Home in Dual County League
Acton-Regionals lost 48 to 47 to Westford in non league action. Westford was led by Richard Deskallo with 14 and 13, while Mungovan added 11. For Acton Regionals captain Barry Lazaro had 12 and Wayne Pasanen 17. They host Weston Tuesday then travel to Ashland next Friday in Dual County League play.
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Acton
Westford
Richard Deskallo
Mungovan
Alan Foresman
Barry Lazaro
Wayne Pasanen
Weston
Ashland
Bedford I Gradua Joe Sweeney Receives BS Degree
Bedford native Joe Sweeney, son of Mr and Mrs J Sweeney of 27 Coney, earned a bachelor of science in administration from Babson Institute at Wellesley. He is a member of the December graduating class, a Babson graduate in December and June, with a three semester basic program. He attended Concord High in 1953 and played basketball.
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Joe Sweeney
Bedford
Joseph W Ney
Am J. Sweeney
Coney
Raistitute
Wellesley
Babson
Sweeney
Concord High
Cheerleaders Rally For Action at Roxborough Pep Rally
Regional Council backs a school pep rally plan featuring Bruce Bottomley and Alan Fo Dan Boylen. It includes performances by girls varsi junior varsity basketball squads and school chorus with Miss Stearns and Principal R Grey.
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Acton
Roxborough
Bedford High Basketball Schedule Listing
Bedford High announces boys and girls varsity schedules. Boys host Lincoln Sudbury and Boxborough in January with games on January 10. Girls play January 6 and January 10 at Boxborough with Acton Boxborough hosting. Coaches Bartis and Bruce M lead the teams, with William Ambrose directing junior varsity.
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Bedford
Bedford High
Jn Lincoln - Sudbury
Land
Boxborough
Acton’- Boxbord
Bartis
Bruce M Sistant
William Ambrose
Acton Acton-Thursday Cheerleaders Show Enthusiasm
41 girls from grades 7 and 8 at Acton Regional High School tried for cheerleading. The group impressed with energy and poise, including Ju fance Christina Feltus Heiligmann Laraine Stoffle Sarah Flagg and Diare ae with substitutes Paula P and Jennifer Tyler. Stow junior high boys basketball schedule listed with games against Acton Hillside Harvard and Hudson through February.
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Acton
Ju Fance
Christina Feltus
Heiligmann
Laraine Barbara Stoffle
Sarah Flagg
Diare Ae
Paula P
Jennifer Tyler
STOW
Acton Jr
Hudson Parochial
Hillside School
Harvard Jr
Harvard Jr. Ward
Hudson
Concord-The C6 Dominates C4 For Sixth Straight Win
Concord The C6 of the Greater Lowea gue won its sixth week by a comfortable margin over the C4 team. The loon continues to lead the team.
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Concord
Loweague
Loon Tinue
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T. Smith
Anna O. Burstad
Anthony R. Scalza
United Press International
Central Mass
Press Club
Harry Hatch
Ron Doran
R Y Cahill
Ralph Grasso
Cahill
Ed Navin
Marlboro Sporting Goods
Kenneth Crotty
BY William P. Gruber
Charles Conlon
Federation of Tax Administrators
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Sudbury Boy
PONY
Maynard DeRosa
If Cox
If Spratt
McDonnell
Prescott
Ketola
Larson
Mancini
Uglevich
Sglinton Hs Kaplan
McGrail
le Bazycho
Kraft Cherubini
C ‘Hazel
Rf Dintino
Rf Noppa
Gilson
Down
Cook
Gubser Star
Bedford I
Gradua
Bedford Hi
Sartisle
Beno New Regional
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