Maynard Zoning Board to Hold Public Hearing on By law Amendments
The Maynard Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing under chapter 40A on Thursday February 9 at 7 30 p m in Town Hall. The hearing will consider proposed amendments to the Zoning By-laws including yard setback and frontage requirements for residential districts and new minimum lot area provisions.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Ront Yards
Planning Board
Mre
Lloyd. C. Walker
Parker
Great Road
Town of
Walter E. Carbone
Senior Roundup delegates named for Bay Path Girl Scouts
The Bay Path Girl Scout Council announces the 5 delegates and 3 alternates joining with scouts from Wellesley, Natick for the Senior Roundup in Pontiac Michigan June 29 to July 11. Delegates include Sandra Langley Sandra Roos Marion Carr Lucy Sealey and Jean Condon. Alternates are Kay Alien Susan Oaksen and Marilyn Mann.
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Bay Path Girl Scout Council
Pontiac
Michigan
Wellesley
Natick
Sandra Langley
Framingham
Marion Carr
Marlboro
Lucy Sealey
Southboro
Sandra Roos
Sudbury
Jean Condon
Medway
Kay Alien
Susan Oaksen
Marilyn Mann
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Boston
S C Laffin 78 Dies at Home in Acton
S C Laffin aged 78 of Hosmer read died suddenly at his home on Monday night. Born in Moose Brook Nova Scotia he lived in Acton 50 years as a carpenter. Survived by widow Ruby A Dill three sons two brothers a sister and seven grandchildren. Funeral held at W A Twombly Funeral Home Maynard with Rev Robert K Jones officiating interment Woodlawn cemetery Acton Center.
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South Acton
Sidney O. Laffin
Hosmer Read
Moose Brook
Nova Scotia
Ruby A. Dill
Ormdl Wilmer
Fraser
Acton
James Laffin
Bedford
Arthur Laffin
Nova
Scotia
Lettie Laffin
W A. Twombly Funeral Home
Maynard
Robert K. Jones
Maynard Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Acton Center
Maynard School News Highlights Honor Rolls and Tests
Maynard students undergo hearing tests this week with the school nurse coordinating medical needs. Seniors take the College Board Aptitude Tests at Concord on Saturday January 14, 1956. A January 13 1956 dance is sponsored by the Athletic Association at the George Washington Auditorium. The Honor Roll lists Honor Seniors Dana Armour Robert Ferreira Robert Kane Sandra Larkin Kathleen Spratt Philip Williams and many others across grades. Emerson Junior High and Coolidge School notes include perfect attendance and honor roll entries.
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College Board
Concord
the Athletic Association
George Washington Auditorium
Roli
Frediano Mattielli
Dana Armour
Robert Ferreira
Robert Kane
Sandra Larkin
Kathleen Spratt
Philip Williams
Richard Carlton
Jeanne Grandell
Mary Mitzcavitch
Paul Crotty
Brenda Dreschler
Virginia Erkkila
Mary Grigas
Pauline Kavaleski
John Kulevich
Catherine Lydon
Linda Saarela
Charles Walsh
Irene Budrewicz
Janice Freeman
Bernard Meister
David Vermilyen
Richard Kangas
Richard Martino
Karen Grandell
Larry Colleton
Walter Crowther
Elizabeth Fouratt
Barbara Harrington
Elaine Joyal
Judith Kane
Theodore Kauppi
Karen Keto
Sandra Koski
Judith Manning
David Nevela
Susan Wilcox
David Lawton
Paul Lukasuk
Katherine Mackey
Judith Martino
Paul Pilecki
Paul Stapel
Virginia Rizzo
Joan Wheeler
John Zaleska
Marguerite Angelosanto
Ronald Burt
Stephen Carlton
Beverly DeGrappo
Janet Kane
Richard Iannitelli
William McDowell
Leo Mullin
Judith Nowick
Jean Price
Joyce Rawn
Joseph Sawyer
Kathleen Simons
Eugene Veracka
Walter Wasuik
Roger Anderson
Richard Clark
Robert Connors
Alan Cremier
Donald Crowther
Gerald Dee
Susan France
Ann Fraser
Peter Gilleney
Harold Hatch
Clark Hooper
Diane Iannitelli
Erlehe Jarvi
Donald Kankanpa
Robert Keto
Herbert Knowles
Gloria Konowicz
Seppo Kulju
Joseph Lattuca
James Murphy
Susan Lehto
Elaine Mariano
Frances Marsh
Ann Marie
Martucci
Janet McGarry
Sandra Melanson
Dorothy Morrison
Janice Murphy
Barry Palmaccio
Carl Prescott
Walter Sarvela
Michael Sezerzen
James Spratt
Burt Taylor
Robert Taylor
Richard Tierney
Kenneth Troisi
Peter Waldron
William Wheeler
John Zaleski
Adrienne Ruggiero
Diane Shaw
Karen Soroka
Ronald T
Roberta Cuttell
Jean Barry
Philip Bernier
Robert Cleary
Adele Croft
David Glazier
John Gunn
Jeanne Hanson
Roberta John
Coolidge
Pamela Farrell
Atlanta
Georgia
Stone Mountain
William Keto
White Mountains
Montgomery Re-elected Director of Northern Mass Telephone Workers Credit Union
H Montgomery longtime director of the Marlboro based Tel Credit Union was re elected at the annual meeting to another three year term. He also serves as director of Marlboro Rotary Club Marlboro Chapter American Red Cross and the Dale Carnegie School for Effective Speech conducted at the Framingham Motor Inn.
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Marlboro
Harry F. Aegomery, Jr
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Northern Mass. Telephone Workers Credit’ Union
Montgomery
Edward Nowak Installed as Holy Name Society President
St. Casimir Church Holy Name Society members received Holy Communion at the nine o'clock mass. Newly installed officers for the coming year include Edward Nowak as president, Walter Wasiuk as vice president, Al Krysieniel as secretary, Peter Pronko as treasurer, Joseph Piecewicz as marshal, Joseph Pozarycki as veterans agent, with John Bundalavitch chairing vigil death and sick, John Nowick heading program, and Al Cowles in publicity.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s Church
Holy Name Society
Edward Nowak
Walter Wasiuk
al Krysieniel
Peter Pronko
Joseph Piecewicz
Joseph Pozarycki
John Bundalavitch
John Nowick
al Cowles
Hospital names waiting room for fathers Heir Port
Blodgett Memorial Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan inaugurates a new waiting area for expectant fathers titled Heir Port, highlighting the paternal role in birth.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Blodgett _Memorial. Hospital
Concord Keeps Pace at Winchesters' Heels in League
Concord High remains undefeated as Winchester, preseason favorite, slips to second. The two top teams pace the league with Concord securing a fourth consecutive Tuesday win as standings unfold.
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Concord
Concord High
Winchester
Acton Teams Sweep Harvard In Nonleague Wins
Acton varsity topped Harvard 71 to 19 led by Ed Gar with 19 points. Acton jayvees won 22 to 19 as Goldthwaite scored 19 points.
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Acton
Acton Varsity
Jayvees
Harvard
Edgar
Goldthwaite
Nashoba Sportsmen's Club Meeting Set for January 19
The North Adon-Monthly meeting of the Nashoba Sportsmen's Club will be held next Thursday evening, January 19, at 8 o'clock in the clubhouse on Route 27. President Walter L. Perrault will conduct the business session.
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North Adon
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Walter L. Perrault
PHEASANT BUSINESS In De Smet S D
Fred Pesthl locker plant operator said the busy period for pheasant processing tied to out of state hunters. The plant processed 5,000 pheasants in a one hour day seven day week.
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de Smet
S. D
Fred Pesthl
Farmers regain top league with 4-0 win over Oilers
Acton Bowling League action sees Farmers beat Oilers 4-0 to reclaim first place by two points. George Hatch led with 120, Dick Scribner 324 in triples. Fran Flora 313, John Moore 309, Hatch 304, Eddie Boyden 303 among top totals. Standings list Farmers 43-29, Angels 41-31, Wooltops 32-38, Outcasts 28-44. Tuesday matches Farmers vs Wooltops, Oilers vs Outcasts, Outlaws vs Wildcats.
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Acton
Farmers
Oilers
Harvard
Outlaws
Wildcats
George Hatch
Dick Scribner
Fran Flora
John Moore
Hatch
Eddie Boyden
Fierra
Scribner
Dick Gallant
Moore
Boyden
Norm Perkins
Arthur Dedeker
Icatinipta
Sai Ee
Osase Vex A
Concord High Faces Wakefield and Belmont in Middlesex Clash
Concord High basketball, after a 4 game win streak in the Middlesex League, runs at Wakefield on Friday and Belmont on Tuesday. Captain Clarke Thorpe is among top scorers as Concord pursues standings. Winchester continues hot pace with a long streak and high scoring. The Middlesex gon falon may hinge on January 20 at Winchester and February 17 against the Indians.
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Concord
Bob Seaward
Concord High
Maynard
Middlesex
Clarke Thorpe
Wakefield
Belmont
Winchester
Indians
Middlesex Gonfalon
Arnold And Thorpe Lead Concord Win
Concord High beat Melrose 59 54 at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium after a 4th quarter surge scoring 18. Arnold and Thorpe starred for Concord as they extended their winning streak to four games tying for first place in the Middlesex League. Roberts added 13 for Melrose.
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Arnold
Thorpe
Concord
Roberts
Concord High
Melrose High
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Fran Arnold
Clark
Idgue
Karl Robers
Lincoln
Whitney
Russ Mason
Hutchinson
McKenzie
Gilman
Purcell
Mattison
Harms
Melrose
Mason
Hurley
DeSantis
Solari
Emory
Hanson Colombo Pace Pin League Cold War Night
Concord led by Capt Hanson seizes 3 1 win as Ramblers topple league leaders Anchors. Hanson 319 triple tops singles 121 103 95 with Bud Hanson 304 and Lou Comeau 302 for winners. Other results include K of C Jrs 4 0 Hubbardville and Priests 4 0 K of C Srs while several players hit 300s. The Naval Academy was formally established in 1846.
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Concord
Hav” Hanson
Ramblers
Mill Dam
Lexington
Bud” Hanson
Lou Comeau
Charlie Colombe
K. of
C. Jrs
Hubbardville
Lincoln
Andy Boy
Tudys
C. Srs
Tom Hopkins
Bob
Malloy
Fred Giusti
Don Palmeri
Concord youth Victor Cullinane wins in Lowell Golden Gloves
Concord West Concord youth Victor Cullinane won his opening bout in the 147 pound novice class of the Lowell Golden Gloves. He defeated Joe Hernandez of Fort Devens in three rounds. other local entrants included Carl Giradin John McBreen Bob Harris Jac’r Redman Nino Scimene Beth 196. noemers.
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Concord
Lennie Cullinane
Lowell Golden Gloves
Joe Hernandez
Fort Devens
Carl Giradin
Ohn McBreen
Heth
Noemers
Bob Harris
Jac’r © Redman
Nino Scimene
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