Cub Scout News In Acton Pack 33 Welcomes 1963
Acton Cub Scout Pack 33 reports a successful bottle drive with Donelan’s Supermarket aiding returns. The group expands to 11 dens with 77 boys and three den chiefs. den mothers are listed for Dens 5 through 15. An exchange for uniforms is organized by Mrs Hanack at 836 Main St. An excursion by dens 6 and 7 toured a Boston newspaper. A monthly pack meeting is set for Jan 28 at Juliet McCarthy School from 7 to 8 PM.
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Acton— Cubs
Pack 33
Donelan's
Pack
John Haller
Chester Gadzinski
John Mutty
Francis Brennan
William Stafford
Rob Roy Macintosh
Earle Tuttle
Albert Cotley, Jr
LeRoy Bower
Lee Morris
Edward LeBlanc
C. R. Davenport
James Moore
James
Frederick Hanack
Main Street
Cubs
Dens 6
Bower
David Caulkins
Jully
Boston
Juliy McCarthy
Boy Wonder Anka Seeks More Goals
Paul Anka, 21, a singer composer and publisher, pursues broader achievement in pop music while he remains a familiar TV guest and film scorer. He writes for himself and others, runs Spanka Music, and has hit records like Diana. He has toured globally and seeks further worlds to conquer.
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Boy Wonder
Anka
New York
UPI
Paul Anka
Tin Pan Alley
Mr. Midas
Bobby Rydell
Connie Francis
Pat Boone
Perry Como
Ed Sullivan
Dinah Shore
Spanka Music
Diana
United States
Idol
England
Australia
Hawaii
Japan
Belgium
Paris
Monte Carlo
Russia
Ottawa
Irvin Feld
Fats Domino
Fats
Concord Enterprise ad rates and policy notice
Classified notice from the Concord Enterprise detailing publication address Marlboro Mass rates for single copies and one year subscriptions. It notes Marlboro printer responsibility limits for typographical errors and lists Eastern representatives Julius Mathews Special Agency in Boston and New York with addresses.
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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New -York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
An advertising copy must be in the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, one day before publication. The notice emphasizes submission timing for all ads.
Teen Center Activity Surge Draws 200 plus Members
Concord Middlesex teen center reports more than 200 new and returning participants. Events include a Brookline splash party, an outdoor ice skating outing, dances with bands such as Concord's Tri Tons, and a charity party for underprivileged children. A Sadie Hawkins Hop is planned with a five hour show by 1930s acts.
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Concord
Brookline
Veterans Building
Tritons
Psychosomatic signs of mental illness noted by Miami doctor
Dr. Ivan C. Berlein of the University of Miami School of Medicine says heart pounding sweating insomnia and hunger may signal psychosomatic distress not somatic illness. He explains such symptoms can reflect perceived threats and fears including sex-related anxieties.
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Miami, Fla
UPI
Ivan C. Berlein
University of Miami School of Medicine
Berlein
Cars to move at 80 to 85 mph within a century
Walter H. Powers of Walker Manufacturing Co. predicts automobiles will travel 80 to 85 miles per hour on highways within 100 years. He notes many new safety devices must be developed to meet the new speeds.
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Racine, Wis
UPI
Walter H. Powers
Walker Manufacturing Co
Handwritten prayerbook tied to Virginia figure found in Texas
A Greek prayerbook translated by Philip Ludwell Sr, who helped appoint George Washington militia commander, was unearthed in a Houston home and donated to the University of Texas Texas Collection by J. H. Barziza Sr. The tome The Divine and Holy Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom drew attention during an interview of Barziza and review of family papers.
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Houston
UPI
Virginia
Texas
University of Texas
Philip Ludwell Sr
George Washington
Saint John Chrysostom
J. H. Barziza
Barziza
Nashoba offers 63 adult evening courses starting February
Nashoba Regional High School will host 63 adult evening courses starting Monday February 4 with 13 new titles. Registration runs 8 am to 4 30 pm and evening signups 7 to 8 pm. Last semester saw 455 adults in 25 courses.
Sudbury Couple At Inauguration In Massachusetts
Mr and Mrs J A Paul Hus of 47 Great Road, North Sudbury attended Gov Endicott Peabody s inauguration by special invitation. They also joined the reception at the State House Hall of Flags and shook hands with the governor and lieutenant governor, plan to keep photographs as souvenirs.
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North Sudbury
J. A. Paul Hus
Great Road
Endicott Peabody
State House
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A public notices campaign urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic and simple savings option. The appeal highlights guaranteed principal, steady interest, and support for national programs.
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U.S
U.5
How Youngsters Should Treat Puppies
Bob Bartos advises children on safe puppy handling from arrival. Explain lifting correctly, limit rough play, and avoid small swallowing toys. Reward good behavior with simple treats like Friskies Magic Sauce Cubes for nourishment.
Berlin offers family loans to newlyweds in Germany
The Berlin Tourist Office says the German government now grants interest free loans to newlyweds who settle in the country. More than 11,000 couples have already applied for the program.
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New York
UPI
Berlin
Old Rex Ingram Studio Faces Demolition for Progress
In Nice France the Victorine Studio once run by Rex Ingram on the Riviera hill will be torn down to welcome more tourists. A lone photograph of Alice Terry remains as a memento of the era when Ingram produced films here.
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Nice
France
Hollywood
Rex Ingram
Victorine
Riviera
Ingram
Alice Terry
Ingram Pictures
United States
Fox
Vitagraph
Edison Pictures
Leon Gaumont
MGM
Ingrams
Raymond Moretti
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
Pablo Picasso
W. Somerset Maugham
George Bernard Shaw
Pole and wire petition heard at town hall hearing
New England Telephone Telegraph Company and Hudson Light and Power petition to erect one pole and five wires along a road. Public hearing set for February 11 at 8 p.m. in the town hall meeting room. Signatories include Roland N. Wright Frank E. Schmelzer and Leland W. Lewis of the Stow Board of Selectmen.
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New England Telephone Telegraph Company
Hudson Light and Department
Whitney
Town Hall
Roland N. Wright
Frank E. Schmelzer
Leland W. Lewis Stow
Board of Sele
Probate notice of will and executor appointment request
Middlesex probate court announces petition to probate a instrument as the last will of Ada Rathbone in Concord. Edward Story Taylor is named executor without surety on bond. objections must be filed in Cambridge by the return day of February 7, 1963, with witness John C. Lessquire, First Judge.
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Middlesex
Ada Rathbone
Edward Story Taylor
Cambridge
John C. Less Quire
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