Trusell seeks Sudbury selectman post in write-in bid
Sudbury resident Francis W. Trussell of Peakham Road announces a write in and sticker campaign for selectman in the March 4 town election. A Raytheon quality control chief and Kiwanis member he cites modern professional administration as the answer to bur dens in town government and urges inclusion of newer Town residents.
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Sudbury
Francis W. Trussell
Peakham Road
Selectman
Trussell
Newton
Board of Appeals
Raytheon Manufacturing Company
Waltham
Kiwanis Club of
Sudbury Taxpayers Association
Ruth
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association
Richard
Lando Sudbury Regional School
Kenneth
the Center Elementary
Board of Selectmen
Lige
Troop Meeting Plans Hike and Civil Defense Activity
At the James Fords residence a Troop 31 Boy Scouts committee approves tentative activities including distribution of civil defense material. A day hike is scheduled for Saturday March 2 to Tyngsborough.
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James Fords
Committee of
Boy ‘Scouts
Tyngsborough
Patriots Day Observance Placed On April 22
Concord officials ask Boston and other Patriots towns to mark the holiday on April 22 when it falls on Good Friday. Selectmen seek gubernatorial action to standardize observance across communities. Edward P. Chase of the Concord board notes the effort and regional coordination.
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Concord
Boston City Council
Fos Furcolo
Arlington
Lexington
Edward P
Bedford Driver Arrested After Pole Collision
A Bedford woman admitted drinking after striking a pole on Bedford Street. Patrolman James F. reported injuries to her face and head, she was treated at Emerson Hospital, and then placed under arrest. Court disposition ordered commitment to Metropolitan State Hospital for observation.
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Concord
Bedford
Bedford Street
James F
Emerson Hospital
Metropolitan State Hospital
Lights Shot Out In Nashoba Park District
Between 25 and 35 street lights were shot out in Nashoba Park. Chief Robert E. Kelley asks residents to report any marksmen and their vehicle registration. Projectiles have fallen into nearby homes, risking injury. past suspects were fined and placed on probation with citizen tips leading to arrests.
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Nashoba Park
Robert E. Kelley
Salesman Arrested After Drunken Condition Prompted Call
A salesman was picked up in a drunken condition by Patrolman John C. Dolan, Jr. following a prompt 911 style call from a West Concord woman who spotted him and notified the station.
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John C. Dolan, Jr
West Concord
Parking meters proposed after Mill Dam area survey
Surveys in the Mill Dam area show parking lots underutilized on most days except Fridays and Saturdays, leading to traffic tie ups. The traffic committee’s findings on proposed meters should be given serious consideration.
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Mill Dam
Parking Meters in Neighboring Towns Face Merchant Inquiry
Next week’s issue aims to publish survey results from towns with meters. Merchants are questioned on meters effect on business, whether meters increase spaces for shoppers, reduce all day parking, and overall impact on King avenues.
South Dakota Soil Conservation Districts Aid 32017 Farmers
A total of 32 017 farmers and ranchers are participating in soil conservation districts across South Dakota, forming a cooperative network to implement erosion control and sustainable farming practices.
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South Dakota
Sudbury Dump Propositions Discussed At Hearing
Sudbury town committee explored eight options for solving the dump problem during a February 5 hearing. Proposals included use of Wayland area on Route 20 at up to 5000 dollars yearly, a swampy back of Center School dump, Maynard land adjacent dump, enlarging or acquiring land, Anderson property development, a modified landfill at Stiles pit, Framingham incinerator at 7000 to 8000 dollars yearly, and a traveling incinerator not in production. Cost estimates ranged from 1200 dollars yearly for Maynard land to about 10 000 for Center School development, with legal and supervisory needs noted.
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Sudbury
Wayland
Maynard
Anderson
Stiles
Route
Framingham
Wayland Selectmen
Ann
Stow Mother's March Raises 709.69 for Polio Drive
A January 27 Stow Mother's March raised 709.69 benefiting polio efforts. Co-Chairs Mrs. David W. Smith and Mrs. Albert B. Drechsler thank Captains and Contact Mothers who aided the drive, listing numerous volunteers by name.
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Stow
American Legion
David W. Smith
Great Road
Albert B. Drechsler
Walcott Street
Wm. Brown
Thurston Hammer
George Petersen
Paul Killinger
John Miner
Charles Gray
Edward Erkkinen
Edward Lubick
Everett Angier
Arthur Dwinells
Keith Martin
Herman Queen
Cyrus E. Kendrick
Elmer B. Lowe
Reginald Nichols
Peter Oskirka
Ralph Ward
F. R. Foley
Lucien LaChance
Richard Forbes
James J. Arbella, Jr
Ulrich. Normandin
Wilma Erkkinen
J. Vincent
John Watson
Robert MacLeod
George Schultz
Philip Shoemaker
James Mann
Woodrowe
Edward Mariama O
Robert Patterson
Michael Lucas
Lehto
Howard Lewis
T. Cunningham
John Zdanowicz
George Garing
Howard Johnson
John Paakki
Orrin E. Benjamin
Richard Buzzell
Frank Anthony
Malcolm Fletcher
Roger Derby
Richard Hunt
W. W. Nelson
Joan Marshall
New Voters Registered in Stow Town Clerk List
The Stow Town Clerk registered 9 new voters on February 5. Francis Warren lists names including George H. Hamilton May W. Meigs Grace M. Libby Mildred G. McCormick Evelyn H. Wheeler Concetta D. Bourgeois Walter M. Bird Jr Nancy P. Kyle Janet A. Miner John P. Libby Philip M. Kyle Mary T. Denaro John J. Denaro Margaret F. Law Clarence D. Law Carolyn G. Bird Carolyn R. Johnson N. Robert Johnson Richard E. Miner. About 75 names have been removed from the Stow Voters list over the past year as families moved away.
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Stow
Francis Warren
George H. Hamilton
May W. Meigs
Grace M. Libby
Mildred G. McCormick
Evelyn H. Wheeler
Concetta D. Bourgeois
Walter M. Bird, Jr
Nancy P. Kyle
Janet A. Miner
John P. Libby
Philip M. Kyle
Mary T. Denaro
John J. Denaro
Margaret F. Law
Clarence D. Law
Carolyn G
Subtly patterned rugs and light draperies enlarge rooms
A plain rug or one with a soft pattern can visually expand a room when it covers most of the floor. Draperies that match or are slightly lighter than the wall color enhance the same sense of space.
Public Health Committee to Present Final Town Meeting Report
The committee members are Harvey N. Fairbank Frank Trussell Einar Johnson and Richard Maker of the Board of Health ex officio. A final report and recommendations will be presented at the annual Town Meeting.
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State Dept. of Public Health
Harvey N. Fairbank
Frank Trussell
Einar Johnson
Richard Maker
Board of Health
Stow P T A Plans Feb Meeting and Dance
The Stow P T A holds a Monday Feb 18 meeting at Center School at 8:00 p.m. on Curriculum and Academic Standards as voters prepare for Town Meeting Day. A seventh grade dance at Center School Gym Friday Feb 15 runs 8 to 11 p.m. proceeds fund extracurricular items.
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Center School
Stow Boy Scouts Plan Weekend Campout
Stow-On Friday evening February 15 Scouts depart Town Hall at 7:30 for a Fowler Village Camp Resolute trip after a 7 to 7:30 equipment check. Each lean-to shelters four boys for a survival project. Transportation by Allyn tone Edward San Soucie and others. Return Sunday February 17 at 9:00 am with transport by Allyn Howe Edward San Souci and John Libby.
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Bob Mong
Dave Watson
Richard Buzzell
Dick Henrick
Stow
Allyn Howe
Edward San Souci
John Libby
Law announces engagement of Kathlee Ann Law to Marine William Overdorff
Stow Mrs. Clarence Law announce the engagement of their second daughter Kathlee Ann Law to William Overdorff of the United States Marines Both are stationed at Fort George Meade Maryland The wedding is scheduled for June.
Shower Party for Kathleen Law in Stow
Miss Kathleen Law was surprised guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Miss Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Judy Scruggs. The event at the Law home on Laws Lane drew relatives and friends from near and far. Kathleen received a carnation corsage and gifts from her Fort Meade Maryland duties over the weekend.
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Stow
Kathleen Law
Clarence Law
Laws Lane
Ruth Johnson
Judy Scruggs
Fort Meade
Maryland
Kathleen
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Help Your Heart Fund
Joan Herrick Stow
Joan Herrick
Richard Herrick
Packard Road
Betty Crocker
Hale High School
Casbah
Algiers
March of Dimes
Stow Boy Scouts
White Pond
B. & H. Aluminum
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Northboro
Mass
Pontiac
Chevrolet
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