Lincoln Youth Wounded by Accidental Rifle Discharge
A Lincoln youth was wounded when a 22 caliber rifle discharged while two youths sought medical help from Dr. S M Cremer in Lincoln. Paul McDonald 20 Sudbury held the rifle. Daniel Fitzgerald 19 Lincoln suffered a bullet wound to the left foot. The incident occurred near Wayland about 4 p.m. Police investigate.
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Maynard
Paul McDonald
Hudson Road
Sudbury
Daniel F. Fitzgerald
Weston Road
Lincoln
Cremer
Coast
HUNTING AND FISHING REPORTS FROM MASSACHUSETTS
Sherm Sebastian notes limited hunting due to heavy crust. Ice fishing picks up with bass, pickerel, and perch reported at Lake N t Westford Pond Dracut and Tyngsborough. hare hunting with Lauri Pekkala Jorma Veemo and Leo Polland rough. season ends Feb 4 for hare, Feb 28 for cotton tail rabbits.
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Lake N T
Westford
Dracut
Tyngsborough
Lauri Pekkala
Jorma Veemo
Leo Polland
Avcavet Beagle Club
Middlesex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Concord Carlisle Triumph Seals Regional League Win
After Jack Birchler tied the game, Captain Tom Ber lied and Deve Clark scored in overtime to lift Concord Carlisle to a 54-50 regional win. Berlied led with 20 points and Clark added 14 as the Jayvees won 50-37 with Pete Brennan scoring 13. Coach Bob Seaward’s team eyes Friday home win.
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Lexington
Jack” Birchler
Tom Berlied
Deve Clark
Concord Carlisle
Berlied
Clark
C-C
Jayvees
Pete Brennan
Bob Seaward
California Farmers Spend Over Fifty Million on Pest Control
California farmers allocate more than 50 million dollars annually to pest management, representing about one third of the United States total. This reflects widespread agricultural spending to protect crops from insects weeds and diseases.
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California
U. S
Safety awards distributed at H. H. Scott Co
The Maynard plant held quarterly safety awards for departments with no lost time accidents. Prizes ranged with first place of $25 to Maris Oats. Five record prizes were awarded to Maria Ne Hickey, Joseph Banda, and Marion Five. Third prizes went to Irene, Leonard Citrine, Betty Lacou ture, Noel Hanser, and Maria Andrade.
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Maynard
H. H. Scott Co
Maris Oats
Mariane Hickey
Joseph Banda
Marion
Irene
Leonard Citrine
Betty Lacouture
Noel Hanser
Maria Andrade
Maynard Shoe Clearance Offers Up to 38 Percent Off
Obergs in Magonic Block near King Square announces a storewide clearance sale to expand its shoe department. The sale excludes shoes while offering 38 percent off on most merchandise, including men’s women’s and children’s wear with a few clothing items after the sale.
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Maynard
Ss Gepement
Obergs
Magonic
King Square
Leftover Turkey Pancakes with Pink Cream Sauce
Readable remnants describe rolling warm turkey filling in thin pancakes and topping with a pink cream sauce. The passage mentions dressing gravy and chopped pimiento as part of the filling and sauce.
Stanmar Lumber expands with vacation homes line
Stanmar Lumber Co. and its Stanmar Homes division continue Massachusetts Lumber Co. business on Route 20 Sudbury. Stanmar Homes introduces architect designed vacation homes. recent Sports Illustrated feature praises the A Frame. Homes built in lake and mountain counties and seashore use Stanmar components.
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New England
Stanmar
Commany
Bob Worters
Gene Harden
Herbert Hill
Clyde Davenport
Maynard High Science Club Holds Annual Symposium
Maynard Twenty-three of Maynard High Science Club held its annual symposium at the Old Mill Restau rant Westminster after a dinner. Officers present were Alan Cremer president Ruth Boardman vice president Patrick Grotty secretary and Robert Hannon pursuer. Other attendees included John Clair Judy Martino Arlene Chyzus Mary Lee Cary Ann Fraser William Keto Barry Palmaroio Paul Lukashuk Priscilla Cotrines Suzanne Peary Frank Angelosanto Kathy Buscemi Frances Buscemi Rodney Hyton Karen Stammers Edwin Carlton Roberta Clark Leslie Boardman Jane Clark Beverly Rosemark. Members praised the staff at General Radio Nuclear Metals and Bradley Container for the fine treatment during plant tours.
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Maynard
Maynard High Science Club
Old Mill
Westminster
Alan Cremer
Ruth Boardman
Patrick Grotty
Robert Hannon
Phe Securer
John Clair
Judy Martino
Arlene Chyzus
Mary Lee Cary
Ann Fraser
William
Maynard Births Reported at Emerson Hospital
Mr and Mrs George Liebfried of 1 Walcott street welcomed a son at Emerson Hospital on January 5 and Mr and Mrs Amond Smith of 17 Garfield street greeted a boy on January 6. Cha Carlo Mistretta presiding bat town meet.
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George Liebfried
Walcott Street
Emerson Hospital
Amond Smith
Garfield Street
Bat Town Noa
Cha Carlo Mistretta
Fire department alarms total near two hundred in year
Firemen report a combined 177 alarms answered during the past year and believe the total for 1959 may be higher, reflecting a busier period for city fire services.
Post A. L. No. 235 Meeting Notice
Next meeting of Frank J. De Mars Post A. L. No. 235 will be Thursday Jan 19 at 8 p.m. in the region home with Commander Robert Audette presiding. Mid week devotional at Evangelical Congregational Church tonight at 7:30 with service coffee and refreshments Rev Eric Hamalainen will be in charge. Ladies Martha Society will meet next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Frank J. DeMars
A. L
Robert Audette
Evangelical Congregational Church
Eric J. Hamalainen
Ladies Martha Society
Powell to Lead Christian Endeavor Meeting at Church
William Powell of Gordon Div inity School will be in charge of the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Evangelical Congregational Church Sunday at 6 p.m.
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William Powell
Gordon Divinity School
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Congregational Church
Maynard Ellis Leads Regular Meeting of BPOE Chapter
Maynard Ellis presided a regular meeting at BPOE Hall on Monday with Exalted Ruler Ralph Catania in charge. The group announced next gathering will be held on January 23.
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Maynard Ellis
B. P. O. E. Hall
Ralph Catania
Maynard High School plans to be discussed at PTA meeting
The Maynard High School Building Committee will present the first formulated plans for a proposed new high school at the Maynard P.T.A. meeting on Tuesday January 17 at 8 p.m. in the George Washington Auditorium. Architects from Pearley Gilbert Associates will attend. The public is invited to hear details and pose questions as the committee seeks suggestions before town meeting.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Maynard P.T.A
George Washington Auditorium
Pearley F. Gilbert Associates
Lowell
Epiphany Feast Held in Local Congregations
Churches held Epiphany services marking the end of the Christmas season. A meeting was scheduled at Masonic Hall to discuss further details.
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Lan
Masonic Hall
Charter Supper At Methodist Church
A charter supper was held at the Methodist Church with all church members invited. A Women’s Society event was scheduled for January 15 labeled as Membership Sunday.
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Methodist Church
Plans for March drive for Mothers Ma Jan 31
Plans proceed for a broad March drive led by Mrs. Robert Walcott of 5 Street and Mrs. Nicholas Cos of 11 Grant Street aimed at supporting Mothers. The organizers emphasize community involvement and timed events around January 31.
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Robert Walcott
Nicholas Costo
Grant Street
Retreat and notices for Holy Name Society events
Installation at St Bridget's led by Michael D Sullivan with Paul Pessotti as curate director. J Conrad Kerry chairs the Nashoba District retreat February 10 to 12 at St Gabriel's Monastery in Brighton. Attendance expected from St Peter's and St Casimir's. Local aliens reminded to register by January 31.
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News of the Holy Name Society
St. Bridget’s
Michael D. Sullivan
Paul Pessotti
J. Conrad Kerry
Nashoba V. District
St. Gabriel’s Monastes Brighton
St. Get’s
St. Casimir’s
Gladys Beauty Proprietor Heads to Boston Convention
Mrs. Gladys Wattu of Gladys Beauty on Main Street will attend Mass Hairdressers convention at Hotel Statler in Boston on January 24 and 25. She notes many trends are popular and reports a travelogue with slides about Hawaii. The St. Episcopal Church Men’s Club meets Monday. Maynard Polls directs a five day Washington DC conference sponsored by the Music Educators National Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wattu
Gladys Beauty
Main Street
Statler
Boston
Men’s Club
O¢ St. Episcopal Church
Carabedian
Maynard Pols
Washington D. C
Music Educators National
Local Weekend Activities Highlight Community Events
Ed Troisi and Roger Will Bob Graham joined car skiers enjoying a favorite sport in New Hampshire over the weekend. Large crowds attended First Friday services at St. Bridget’s and St. Casimir’s churches. Mrs Ester Williams and Mme Leonard Waldron vacation in Florida. Members of St. Bridget’s and St. Casimir’s Holy Name societies attended a Nashoba District Hall event at St. Ann’s Church. Rev Fr Meade of Gabriels Monastery, Brighton, spoke. Mr and Mrs G Raymond Jones hosted a birthday party for Carl J Swanson at 12 Brown Street. it was also Jones’s birthday. Warren Beiris and wife returned from a Virginia holiday. Couples Club plans films and refreshments at the Methodist Church Saturday. The annual street listing continues under the Town Clerk’s supervision.
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Ed Troisi
Roger Will Bob Graham
New Hampshire
St. Bridget
St. Casimir’s Holy Name
Cieties
Nashoba
St. Ann’s Church
Fr. Meade
C. P
Gabriels Monastery
Brighton
G. Raymond Jones
Brown Street
Carlisle
Carl J. Swanson
Mr Jones
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The family thanks neighbors and friends for the kindnesses shown after our recent bereavement. Your support gave comfort during this difficult time.
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William Murray
U.S
Sherm
Sebastian Maynard
Cape
Concord
Orson
Acrilan
Nason Street
Cordu Rae
White Mountains
Stanmar Lumber Company
Stanmar Lumber Co
Mass. Lumber
Bill Higdon
Clayton Morrill
Dick Trask
Jim Powers
Stanley Snider
Boardman
Jane Clark
Beverly Rosemark
Science Club
General
Radio
Nuclear Metals
Bradley Container
Boston Post
Heelk
St. Casimir
Mrs. Ester Williams
Mme Leonard Waldron
Florida
Warren E. Beiris
Virginia
Board of Registrars
Jones
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