Theatre Five Clinches Narrow Win Over Mimstrong Cup Dethroned
In a fevered Sunday clash at Paytime Hall the Peoples Theatre edged Armstrong Club 16 to 13, ending Mimstrong Cup’s 16 game streak. Vin Labowicz starred for the Peoples with crucial moves alongside Joe Columbo and Tony Lubin while Cohen and Castaldo led Armstrong’s attack. referee Tom Lanagan controlled a tense, straight-laced contest before a large crowd.
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Neighbor in Need Becomes Center of My Life
A brief reflection on interdependence as the neighbor who needs me mirrors the person I need, suggesting mutual obligation and shared humanity as the core connection. The sentiment explores reciprocity and identity found in caring for others.
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Joseph Ernest McAfee
Longtime West Acton leader Fy Green dies after 60 years of town service
Fy Green a 60 year town employee and 26 year cemetery superintendent died Monday after a long illness in West Acton He led the cemetery care and served in local organizations including Manchester Unity Odd Fellows and K of P Maynard He is survived by his wife two daughters a granddaughter and several grandchildren Funeral services will be held at West Acton Baptist church with burial in Mount Hope cemetery West Acton
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Spirit centered services across Christ, Scientist venues
Sunday services at 10.45 and Sunday School at 10.45 in First Church of Christ. Testimonial meeting at 7:45 pm in the church reading room. Weekday hours 2 to 5 pm except holidays. Sunday's Lesson Sermon titled Spirit is read worldwide including cites from Luke 4 14 15 and II Corinthians 3 17. The lesson quotes from Mary Baker Eddy science and health.
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Acton Names Registrar of Voters and Noted School Structure
William B. Feely of School Street Acton is appointed registrar of voters replacing Daniel W. Sheehan who resigned. An attractive brick tool and storage house has been erected behind the High School.
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Maynard Tom King Named Umpire Official at New England College
Local baseball figure Maynard Tom King has been appointed as an official at New England College. The move solidifies his role in college baseball operations and officiating duties.
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Maynard youths aid forest work and sewing club expands
A group of 15 Maynard NYA boys worked at Crowe Park cutting brush trimming shade trees and gathering firewood for the needy while NYA girls of 30 sew garments for district children. The Anchor and Ark Glee Club poster contest closed with ten selected entries for awards and a February 16 concert in the school Auditorium led by Frank Holland.
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Funeral for Mrs Launoa Ends In Maynard
Mrs Henry Launoa of Burns Court died last Wednesday at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston at age 62. Born in Finland she had lived in Maynard 34 years. She leaves her husband two daughters and one son. A profusion of flowers marked the services.
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