Innes Elected President Of Two Insurance Firms
Andrew M. Innes was elected president of Middlesex and Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Companies effective February 1, succeeding Hubert M. Wardwell who retires as president but stays as a director. Wardwell began with the firm in 1920 and became president in 1955.
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Concord
Middlesex and
Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Andrew M. Innes
Innes
Hubert M. Wardwell
Poth Companies
Boston University College of Business Administration
Chartered Property
Middlesex and Lynn Mutuals
Andover
Dorthy Mullen
Wardwell
Camden
Middlesex and Lynn
Maynard Finance Committee backs capital outlay plan
A Maynard report urges a capital outlay budget with a stabilization fund. It argues capital items should be planned within the budget or funded by current taxes, not borrowing, to preserve borrowing power and control tax rates amid rising future costs.
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Maynard
Acton Lions Hear Alfred Poirier on Income Tax
A regular Acton Lions meeting at Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse featured guest Alfred Poirier CPA as speaker on Your Income Tax. Attendees included Rudolph W. Currier of Concord club. plans were set for travels to Concord Bedford and Woburn. Winter Frolic scheduled for Feb 16 in Concord.
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Acton
Acton Lions
Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse
Julian J. D'Agostino
Paul H. Mason
Alfred Poirier
C.P.A
P. D. D. G. Rudolph W. Currier
Concord Club
William Flood
Teo
Concord
Bedford
Woburn
P. P. Howard P. Hardin
Corcord
Mrs Boardman Club Speaker On Men's Night
Acton Evening meeting of Acton Woman's Club set at Acton Center Club house with coffee at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs Kenneth Jewell followed by an 8 p m brief business meeting. Husbands and friends invited to hear Mrs Donnell W Boardman discuss My Trip To Russia. Mrs Boardman noted as one of 12 representatives of a women’s peace group who traveled to Russia. A sponge moistened in turpentine will restore gilt frames.
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Acton
Acton Woman's Club
Acton Center Woman's Club
Kenneth Jewell
Donnell W. Boardman
Russia
Five New Dwellings In Recent Permits Sudbury
Seven building permits issued last month, one less than last year, per Albert St. Germain, building inspector. Five of the permits were for dwellings with an estimated construction cost of 73000 dollars.
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Sudbury
Albert St. Germain
Stow Grangers Meet Highlights Conservation Talks
Stow Grange discussed conservation topics at a Tuesday meeting. Speakers included Mr. Santella of Nashoba Regional High School on wildflowers and their uses, and Past Master Stanley Stevenson on wild flying squirrels and birds.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Santella
Nashoba
New England
Stanley Stevenson
Grange Conservation Committee
Roland Wright
Frederick Flannery
United Grange Fair
Westford
Lower Town Hall
Ernest Hunt
Steering Members Welcome Parents
Concord Junior high parents and friends are invited to a discussion on school building expansion. The meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium. Dr. Edgar W. Tucker, Morton R. Seavey, and Roger F. Duncan will lead the discussion.
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Concord
Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
Edgar W. Tucker
Morton R. Seavey
Roger F. Duncan
Citizens Council
Fourteenth Birthday Meeting at South Acton Church
The junior guild of South Acton Congregational Church holds its fourteenth birthday gathering Monday evening at the church. The program committee leads activities and refreshment committees include Margaret Larsen as chair and Thelma Winslow Mabel McNamara Jeanne Flood and Marjorie Pederson.
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Acton
South Acton Congregational Church
Margaret Larsen
Thelma Winslow
Mabel McNamara
Jeanne Flood
Marjorie Pederson
New St Elizabeth of Hungary Church Mass Rescheduled
The Catholic Archdiocese announced a change for the first mass and blessings at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. The event is moved to Saturday at 7:30 a.m. with Rt Rev Monsignor Robert J Sennett to preside. Confessions remain today from 7:30 to 8 p.m. in the old church.
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Acton
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Robert J. Sennett
Ans
Concord Police Blotter Notes Anti Freezing Excess
Concord reports a mild crime week due to cold and ice. A farm worker intoxicated on antifreeze slept in snow and received 30 days in Billerica House of Correction. A church disturbance ends with a night in custody. A former hostelry employee absconds with 40 pounds of sirloin, later released after restitution. Officer Yauga earns perfect score in revolver meet. Road conditions cause eight cars to stall and several minor collisions.
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Sergt
Wm. J. Costello
Concord
Paul M. Sweeney
Lexington Road
Otis M. Whitney
House of Correction
Billerica
West Concord
Edward A. J. Winkowski
Nakowski
Lowell Road
Whitney
New England
Martin S. Yauga
Sergt. Yauga
Faust Opera Set For Two Nights In Boston
The Opera Group presents Gounod's Faust at Donnelly Memorial Theater Boston on February 15 and 23 both shows at 8 p.m. A top cast from the Metropolitan Opera and other major companies features Thomas Hayward Norman Treigle Beverly Sills Arthur Budney Beverly Wolff and James Billings with Sarah Caldwell staging and Alexander Pertzoff sets Osbourne McConathy conducting. For tickets call 172 Newbury Street CO 717 8050 or use local agencies.
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Faust
Mephistopheles
Prince of Darkness
Donnelly Memorial Theater
Boston
Opera Group
Gounod
Metropolitan Opera
New York City Center Opera Co
Thomas Hayward
Waust
Norman Treigle
Beverly Sills
Marguerite
Arthur Budney
Valentine
Beverly Wolff
Siebel
James Billings
Wagner
Sarah Caldwell
Alexander Pertzoff
Osbourne McConathy
Boston Opera Group
Newbury Street
Concord Woman Plans Luncheon and American Home Day
Concord Woman's Club schedules a Monday meeting at Trinitarian Congregational Church with an 11 a.m. joint lecture by Else Gerling and Jean Harper on Living Off Your Land, a 12:30 p.m. luncheon, and an 1 p.m. illustrated talk The Shakers Vanishing Americans about America’s communal group.
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Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Else Gerling
Jean Harper
Kenneth Crawther
America
Richard Nyquist
American Home Committee
Richard P. Nyquist
Joseph T. Brown
Clark W. Collins, Jr
James M. DeMott
Carl W. Getz, Jr
Richard E. Hale
Richard F. Mills
David A. Niles
F. Norman Peterson
Allan L. Spurr
A. Joseph Tosti
Bedford VA staff praise firemen for toy drive success
At the VA Hospital in Bedford Concord authorities express thanks to Fire Chief Thomas Tombeno and local firemen for collecting repairable toys for an occupational therapy program. Patients repaired the toys and distributed them to needy children. A thank you letter was received by Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson from Dr Salvatore P. LaCerva.
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Concord
V.A. Hospital
Bedford
Thomas Tombeno
Theodore M. Nelson
Salvatore P. LaCerva
Moon Faucets in Modern Baths Cut Water Waste
Moon lavatory faucets use a single handle to set temperature and flow, eliminating two handles and saving water and fuel. The sealed Moen cartridge design promises a year of use with easy, DIY cartridge changes for about the price of a traditional double-handle faucet. Available through Fay-Byrne Company Marlboro and Warren E Bemis Plumbing and Heating Maynard.
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Diabet
Carridge
Moen
New Moon
Fay-Byrne ’ Company
Marlboro
Warren E. Bemis Plumbing & Heating
Maynard
St Christopher Chapter Aids Utah Navaho Mission
Miss Hilda Ogi lvie presides over the St Christopher Chapter of the Protestant Guild for the Blind in Trinity Church Boston. The 20 member group meets monthly and supports the St Christopher Mission Bluff Utah a Navajo Indian mission. They collect children's clothing and plan a spring fundraiser to aid the cause.
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Sudbury
Hilda Ogilvie
St. Christopher
Protestant Guild For the Blind
Trinity Church
Boston
St. Christopher Mission
Bluff
Utah
New Priest Sings First Mass Here
Rev. Frederick J. Cartier from Wayland will celebrate his first Mass at Our Lady of Fatima Church in Sudbury this Sunday at 4 p.m. Assistant priest Rev. William P. Castles, deacon Rev. James McCarthy, subdeacon Rev. John J. Connell, and preacher Rev. Daniel A. McCabe will accompany him. Cartier, Holy Cross College graduate 1958, was ordained Saturday.
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Sudbury
Frederick J. Cartier
Frederick Cartier
Wayland
Our Lady of Fatima
William P. Castles
James McCarthy
John J. Connell
Daniel A. McCabe
Cartier
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Higgins family speaks on firearms at Acton Rotary meeting
Col. Higgins presented his son, State Police Sgt. Edward J. Higgins Jr., to Rotarians at Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse. He discussed firearms as Campbell, new Methodist Church minister, led the regular Rotary gathering noting ongoing 6 30 p m meetings.
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Col. Higgins
Higgins
Acton
Edward J. Higgins
State Police
Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse
Campbell
Methodist Church
Sudbury Tops Hudson 41-33 In Junior High Thriller
Sudbury used a 19-6 first period to grab a lead and held on at Dr. Mullen Auditorium, edging St Michael's 41 to 33 before 200. Maurer scored 11 for Sudbury. Richer led St Michael's with 7 and 8 rebounds by Swartz. The Saints improve to 7-0 while Carlisle visits Friday.
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Hudson
Sudbury Junior High
St. Michael's
Dr. Mullen
Giants
Saints
Sudbury
St Michael's
Steve Maurer
Buddy Martin
Dave Richer
Robert Yesne
Boite
Acton
Harvard
Carlisle Junior High
Dr. Mullen Auditorium
Colpitts Tt
Maurer
Schwartz
Bautze
Street
Vavichio Qo
Blanchette
Nims
Michael’s
Fis
Richer
Coolidge Tis Hellen
Martin
Yesue San Lines Bilodeau
McGorty
Pieroz
Concord-Harlem Diplomats Defeat Flyers In 49 to 40 Win
The Concord-Harlem Diplomats beat the Concord Flyers 49 to 40 before about 1,000 fans at the new regional high school gym. The all-Negro team showcased two seven footers amid clowning and referee antics as Ralph T. Haskell chaired ceremonies. Proceeds fund a testimonial for high school varsity sports in May.
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Concord
Harlem
Concord Flyers
Lowell
Ralph T. Haskell
John J. O’connell
W. Warren Salter
Concord Citizens Committee, Inc
L. Frederick Kilham, Jr
Bonanza Friday At Sudbury JHS Basketball Benefit
Sudbury teachers host a Bonanza Friday at Sudbury Junior High School to raise funds for the scholarship fund. The event runs 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with girls against the ladies faculty, a faculty skit, and a boys versus men faculty game. Proceeds support the annual high school scholarship. elementary visitors should be accompanied by an adult.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Teachers’ Association
Haynes School
Maynard's 4-H Club Helps Hospital With Books
A Maynard 4-H Club event collected and delivered books to a hospital children’s ward. The group, including Jan Audette Mary Carruth Cynthia Fairbanks Pamela Fairbanks Nancy LeMoine Annabeth Moore Nancy Nevela Susan Nevela Beverly Sheridan Margaret Stades and Faith Taylor, hosted a reception in the cafeteria before returning home.
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Jan Audette
Mary Carruth
Cynthia Fairbanks
Pamela Fairbanks
Nancy LeMoine
Annabeth Moore
Nancy Nevela
Susan Nevela
Beverly Sheridan
Margaret Michele Stades
Faith Taylor
Council To Keep Scout Building In Concord
Concord residents form committee to manage the Girl Scout House as the council shifts to a larger area group. The Concord ownership remains and town use is allowed outside Scout hours with a part time secretary handling reservations and supervision. The aim is to preserve the hub as a community house like the 1929 Stow barn remodel.
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Concord
Stow Barn
Two Local Priests To Assist At Two New Priest Masses
Maynard reports two area priests will participate in first masses for newly ordained ministers this week. Rev. John G. Connolly of Brighton will sing his first mass at St. Columbkille Church with Rev. Francis Connolly assisting as subdeacon. Rev. Richard C. Conway of Chestnut Hill will sing his first mass at Holy Name Church on Sunday at 4 pm with Rev. J. Curate of St. Bridget's Church delivering the sermon.
Rifles Defeat Wayla in Acton-Boxboros Versus Wayland
Acton-Boxboros Ledden Ghamel Hopkins Wright Maxwell Piers Fye powered a A B Riflists victory over Wayland High as the 47th annual Pittsburgh meet ran February 8 to 13. Principal J. Tend noted the event.
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Pittsburgh
Grey
Juniors Defeat Maya Mark Grey Leads Dini Pair
Dini pair of California juniors beat Maya. Mark Grey scored 12 points while Sweatt added six. Captain Bob Paskiewicz contributed four points.
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Dini
Maya
Mark Grey
Sweatt
Capt
Bob Paskiewic
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Mrs. Boardman Club
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Seth
Concord Women
U. &S. Savings
St. Christophers
Flyers
Bonanza
JHS
Maynard's
4-H Club
Council
Scout
U. S
Wayla
Atcton
Ted Wayland
Acton - Boxboros
Maxwell Wright
Piers Fye
Rebekahs P Concord
Willow Lodge
Gladys Aldred
Hilda Luker
Rebekah
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