Maynard Selectmen Act On Licenses and Permits
The Maynard Board of Selectmen met Tuesday with members present. They discussed a letter from Mrs. Marie n Buggs requesting to keep her variety store open daily and granted a beer and wine license for Maynard Red and B for Saturday. They approved a public event license for a Lord's Day event at Italian Restaurant. They thanked Mrs. Umberto Scagli and son Angie Scagli for their restaurant meal. Jen Wise requested zoning approval regarding a trailer. the board allowed storage trailer only under town by laws Chapter 11A. They requested replacing the Go Slow Children sign at McKinley and Cleveland after damage. They received applications to build new homes from Robert Quirk Lot 1 Mill Street and Lot 2 Howard Road, approval granted. Pine Knoll Acres Lot 23 Woodridge Road permit approved. Frederick Casollo Lot 12 and 13 Summerhill Road permits approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Red
Televisy
Umberto Scagli
Angie Scagli
Jen Wise
Dix Road
Mrs. Wise
Michael Zaporeski
McKinley Street
Cleveland Street
Robert Quirk
Mill Street
Howard Road
Pine Knoll Acres, Inc
Woodridge Road
Frederick Casollto
Summerhill Road
Acton
Marchant Signs
Planning Board
H. Stuart MacGregor
Franklin H. Charter
Boston Edison Co
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co
Summer Street
Clement Moritz
Wetherbee Street
East Acton
Board of
Falkner Hill Subdivision II
Casey and Dupius ‘Equipment Corp
Watertown
Lloyd P. Martin
Oliver D. Wood
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Rites
Edmund M. Higgins of St Bernard’s was baptized and buried after a high mass with Rev James Con urate and Rev John A. York presiding. Charles K. Magura of Concord, his wife Elizabeth, and son James were noted in a hospital death report. Gustav Johnson of Breezes Swed born, retired, and long-time resident of Concord died Sunday. Funeral from Graham Funeral Home Woburn at 2 pm with interment at Woodbrook Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund M. Higgins
James H. Conurate
John A. York
St. Beretery
Concord
Magura
Blizelley
Chamies K. Ter
Dorothy A
Gustav Johnson
Breezes
Sage
Honganis
Swed
Conthe
Natick Woman Dies at 59 In Concord Residence
Mrs. Cusson aged 59, lived in Concord for four and a half years and previously resided in Natick. Survived by husband Donald G, father William P. Hughes, and sister Mrs. Peter Stone of Natick. Funeral from John Everett & Sons Memorial Home Natick with a requiem high mass at St Patrick's Church. Burial in St Patrick's Cemetery Natick. She belonged to St Bernard's church and the Iene Cence Quarter Century club.
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Natick
Concord
Donald G
William P. Hughes
Peter Stone
Nattick
John Everett & Sons Memorial
Natiick
St. Patrick's Church
St Patrick’s Cemetery
Cusson
St. Bernard’s Church
Iene Cence
Naeee
Acton Borough High School Hosts AFS Student Panel
The American Field Service Club at Acton Regional High School held an assembly for grades 9 through 12. Miss Anita Preston introduced Charles Rand who chaired the panel featuring Ivar Herstad from Lexington Norway, Andrew Wezeye from Newton South Uganda, Yae Takakawa from Lexington Japan, and Arlene Yuen Chin Wong from Cambridge School of Weston Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Anita Preston
Charles Rand
Ivar Herstad
Lexington
Norway
Andrew Wezeye
Newton South
Uganda
Yae Takakawa
Japan
Arlene Yuen Chin Wong
Cambridge School of
Regional Students Take Exams Here
Acton The following members of the class of 1963 took achievement tests of college entrance examination board Saturday Frances Albright William Alexander Richard Brenna David Eelen Hatch Charles Horne Judith Kelly Michael Ledden Margaret Moland Gail Morris say Judith Nordberg Kathleen O Connell Kathleen Paradis Wayne Pasanen Anita Preston Janice Reynolde Roger Gshamel Hugh Simcoe Richard Sisson David Smith Joan Smith Leslie Stonecliffe John Theroux and Lee Walker.
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Acton
Frances Albright
William Alexander
Richard Brenna
David Eelen Hatch
Charles Horne
Judith Kelly
Michael Ledden
Margaret Moland
Gail Morrissay
Judith Nordberg
Kathleen O'Connell
Kathleen Paradis
Wayne ‘Pasanen
Anita Preston
Janice Reynolde
Roger Gshamel
Hugh Simcoe
Richard Sisson
David Smith
Joan Smith
Leslie Stone‘cliffe
John Theroux
Lee Walker
Carlisle meeting plans Concord Family service program
A Carlisle meeting at Farnham Smith’s home organized a program by the Concord Family Service to be presented Friday February 8 at Spalding School auditorium. Committee members included Mrs. Reinald Nielsen P T A, Mrs. Mark G Brook Unity Club, Mrs. Francis E Lord Catholic Woman's Club, and Mrs. A E Benfield plus Mrs. Smith.
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Carlisle
Farnham Smith
Lowell
Wns
Concord Family Service
Spalding
Reinald Nielsen
P.T.A
Mark G. Brook
Unity Club
Francis E. Lord
Catholic Woman’s Club
A. E. Benfield
Smith
Concord Family Service Society
Oral Polio Clinic Set for Wednesday Immunization Plan
The Sabin oral polio program begins yesterday for school children with Type 1 for those lacking prior doses and with parental forms on file. Clinics resume in schools next Wednesday, and the board of health schedules adult and preschool clinics not yet immunized for Type 1 on January 30 31 and February 1.
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Acton
Sabin
Board of Health
Cartoonist Acton Meets Trinity Church Couples Club
TAGS couples club from Trinity Church Concord visited the Church of the Good Shepherd in Waltham last Friday evening. Rev. Roger W Palmquist, former Schults cartoonist and now a Congregational minister, spoke on Speaking of Love with chalk drawings and songs by his wife. A color chalk sequence depicted Jesus carrying the cross before the crucifixion. About 100 attendees enjoyed the program and refuishments organized by the executive board.
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Acton
Tags Couples Club
Trinity Church
Concord
Church of the Good Shepherd
Roger W. Palmquist
Schults
Waltham
Jesus
Sudbury Student Wins Local Science Countdown
Tim Brown, eighth grade student at Sudbury Junior High, won the Lowel Technological Institute science countdown at the local level. Leslie Sheets and Randall Smith were runners-up. Tim advances to a written test for potential participation on WBZ-TV countdown series. other finalists included Donald Berry, Helen Scharafenberger, John Caputo, Tilman Lukas, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Lavi Sheets
Tim Brown
Randy Smith
Timothy Brown
Sudbury Junior High
Lowel Technological Institute
Leslie Sheets
Randall Smith
Tim Will
Donald Berry
Helen Scharafenberger
John Caputo
Tilman Lukas
Raymond Johnson
Carl LaGrassa
Robert Self
Leslie Hathaway
Thomas Kramer
Gregor Hamm
Katherine Bogle
Frank Vanaria
Concord Grange Celebrates 75th Anniversary Event
Over 200 attendees marked Concord Grange's 75th anniversary in the junior high cafeteria with 50-plus visitors. Delegations came from Carlisle Medford Holliston Chelmsford Lexington Waltham Maynard Sherbourne and Rhode Island. Master Robert H. Perry presided. John E. Johnson Chelmsford state master gave the principal address. Weymouth Grange provided an entertaining program and dancing closed the evening with Ralph Thielen orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Grange
Otg M. Whitney
Concord District Court
David B. Williams
Ayer District Court
John J. Sheehan
Philip B. Dee
Concord Elks
Walter J. Macone
Corinthian Lodge
John E. Johnson
Chelmsford
Weymouth Grange
Ralph Thileen
Acton Selectmen Note West Acton Club Talk by Book Critic
Acton selectmen meet hear West Acton Woman's Club guest speaker Betty Nelson Worcester book critic outlines a varied background and a bill of fare of books including Steinbeck Travel With Charlie and To Catch an Angel The meeting also notes cancellations and upcoming events at the church.
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Acton
Betty Nelson
Worcester
West Acton
John Steinbeck
Charlie
Robert Russell
David Lawton
Woman's Club
West Acton Baptist Church
MSU Grants 4125 Degrees In Recent Academic Year
East Lansing reports Michigan State University has awarded 4,125 degrees in the last full school year. The record reflects MSU as the first land grant college in the nation and highlights rapid growth in degree completions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing, Mich
Upi
Michigan State University
United States
MSU
Maynard Birth Announcement and Local Meeting Notices
Mr and Mrs Christopher R Cutaia announce the birth of a son January 8 at Emerson Hospital. Maynard K of C is set for a council meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Grand Knight Alfonse Krysaniel presiding. Maynard Emblem Club meets Monday at Elks Hall 8 p.m. with President Martha Banker urging officers to attend.
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Christopher R. Cutaia
Emerson Hospital
Maynard K
Alfonse Krysaniel
Maynard Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Martha Banker
Russell Seeks Two Year Sudbury Planning Board Term
Sudbury resident Russell, 55 Highland Avenue, seeks election to the planning board for a two year term. He is currently on the board serving an unexpired term, appointed by the selectmen, and has chaired the conservation commission since January 1961. He says the planning board shapes Sudbury's development now and in the future and offers his services for the next two years.
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Sudbury
Stanley Russell
Highland Avenue
Russell
Conservation Commssion
Sudbury Art Classes Offer Multiple Programs
Sudbury hosts winter art classes at St Elizabeth's parish and Grange Halls taught by Grace Way with sessions 9 30 to 11 30 a m. Beginners class led by Janet Read on Thursdays 9 30 to 11 30 a m at Grange. Barbara Paget offers ceramics Tuesdays 8 to 10 p m and handbuilt pottery Thursdays 8 to 10 p m at 213 Old Lancaster road register by calling 443 9165. Michigan peach production tops four million bushels in some years.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth's Parish
Grange Halls
Grace Way
Janet Read
Barbara Paget
Old Landcaster Road
King
Virginia Kirshhner Seeks Regional High School Board Post
Virginia Kirshhner announces candidacy for the Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School Committee. A Sudbury resident since 1957, she highlights her work on the Citizens Survey of Sudbury Public Schools and roles in PTA and census committees. She cites parent and teacher experience, community volunteering, and theater leadership as qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucury
Virginia Kirshner
Linccoln-Sudbury
Virginia
Albertus Magnus College
New Haven
Conn
Volun
Teer
Rome
Kirshner
Sudbury
DeCordova Museum
Community Theatre Division
New England Theatre Conference
Carlisle School Plans February Adult Education on Russian History
Carlisle School Committee outlines first adult education class on Russian history set to begin in February. C E Society of Carlisle Congregational Church schedules a toboganning event Saturday night with a discussion film titled Responsibility Work or Home. Youth group of the First Religious Society meets Sunday at 6 pm with a guitar folk sing. Carlisle Grange reports Saturday inn meeting in Chelmsford with Mr and Mrs Edward R Stephen Mr and Mrs Carl Swanson and Mrs Alice Lovering. Attendees join Stow meeting Tuesday and a delegation attends Concord’s 75th anniversary program Tuesday night. Past Masters Association meets Friday in Tyngsborough.
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Carlisle
C. E. Society of Carlisle Congregational Church
The
First Religious Society
Carlisle Grange
Chelmsford
Edward R. Stephen
Carl Swanson
Alice Lovering
Stow
Concord
Tyngsborough
Oven trick helps separate stuck dates and figs
A regional tip notes that dates and figs stuck together will loosen when warmed briefly in an oven. The method is simple, using gentle heat to ease separation without damage to the fruit.
Sudbury Grange Opens Year With Markets Dept Talk
Sudbury Grange members gathered with guests from neighboring Granges. Louis Webster, Massachusetts Department of Agriculture markets superintendent, presented films and spoke about Russia. Mrs Harriet Moyer performed solos. Next Tuesday’s program is a surprise and invites Grangers to attend.
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Sudbury
Grange
Louis Webster
Department of Markets For
Mass
Department of Agriculture
Russia
Harriet. Moyer
Golden Age Club
Granges
Stow Selectmen Meet Tuesday on Town Hall Warrant
The next Stow selectmen meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the town hall with Chairman Roland Wright presiding A discussion of the annual warrant will be held In local news a couple from West Acton road Mr and Mrs William Seesay welcomed a son on January 7 at Emerson Hospital
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Roland Wright
William Seesay
West Acton Road
Emerson Hospital
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