Erie Motel 9 Adds 20 Units at Concorai Site
To keep pace with expansion, a new building at Concorai is under construction increasing units from 32 to 52. Set to complete April 15, the complex will have 10 rooms on Route 2 and 10 across from the main building with a concrete pool area planned between structures. construction began January 2 and the one story foundation is rising. interior and main building redecorations accompany the upgrade to the motel’s peak status serving families and business visitors.
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Acord
Concorai
Local Clinic Announces Rabies and Sabin Vaccination Schedule
Notices indicate vaccination sessions for children ages three through eighteen and preschoolers. Alcott School gym hosts Monday sessions 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. January 24 Thoreau Gymnasium offers similar hours. Additional May dates listed for Type 3 vaccines.
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Alcott School
Thoreau Gymnasium
Maynard Road Completion Quoted by Surveyor Noyes
Alvin Noyes, surveyor, stated last week that the department has completed Maynard road and is moving men to Lancdham road for widening work.
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Y — F. Alvin Noyes
Maynard Road
Lancdham Road
Wid
Banker Speaker Prepares Savings Banking Talk at Rotary
Concords Main Street Acton president of the savings bank was guest speaker at Johnsons weekly meeting. P. P. Eliot R. Howard introduced him and the talk titled Some Interests of Savings Banking. Several Lexington, Natick, Weston residents attended as guests.
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Concord
James R. Mercer, Jr
Mainstreet
Acton
Savings Bank
Johnson’s
P. P. Eliot R. Howard
Chester Smielhurst, Jr
Ayer
Ray Williams
Bedford
Daniel Peck
Brookline
del Black
Mark Moore, Jr
Gordon Robinson
Lexington
Edward Wilson Natick
Scouts Parents Dinner Receives Early Reservations
Concord annual Minute Man Council recognition dinner for scouts and families set for January 26 at 6 30 P M in Lexington J H S The reservation deadline is January 18 Tomorrow Door prizes arranged with a supermarket President Charles T Burke will conduct the meeting
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Concord
Lexington J. H. S
Charles T. Burke
Stow Court Case Due On Monday
The postponed case of Richard Sick and Donald Warren seeking a writ of mandamus against the Stow selectmen is set to be heard Monday at 9 a.m. in superior court in East Cambridge to compel opening town records. Dividend notices follow for Maynard stockholders.
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Stow
Superior Court
East Cambridge
Richard Sick
Donald Warren
Oral Vaccine Clinics Listed In Two Towns
Sudbury and Lincoln hold oral polio vaccine clinics Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Smith School gym for residents up to 18 years. A charge applies to those older than 18. For Sudbury transportation and information call 443 2545.
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Sudbury
Lincoln van
Smith School
Lincoln
Acton Lions Plan Travelling Leo Quest and Meeting
Acton Next supper meet ing of Acton Lions set for Tuesday at 6 30 p m with President Julian J D Agostino presiding at Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse. Program by Chairman Paul H Mason. Club seeks to win Travelling Leo and plans delegations to visit Woburn and attend a zone meeting at Monument Hall. Civic Improvement Chair Donald McNeish reports $61 added from car raffle. Leonard Naylor transfer from Sherman Texas club omitted from new member list.
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Acton
Acton Lions
Julian J. D’agostino
Acton Center
Paul H. Mason
Woburn
Civic Improvement
Donald McNeish
Monument Hall
Leonard Naylor
Sherman, Tex
Maynard Showings Gain In Deeds This Month
Maynard area deeds for the past month show a substantial gain despite winter weather. Other towns listed include Bedford Carlisle Concord Lincoln with varying figures, while Maynard records a 29 to 16 balance, highlighting the overall uptick.
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Maynard
Bedford
Carlisle
Concord
Lincoln
Medical Self Help Course Opens in Maynard
The new town house hosts a medical self help course with seven or eight openings. Director Donald A. Mac Glashing notes it differs from Red Cross first aid by including radiological and birth delivery instructions. Individuals over 21 may apply by calling TW 7 7704. Classes are Monday evenings 7:30 to 9:30 upstairs hearing room.
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Maynard
New Town House
Donald A. MacGlashing
Red Cross
Finance Board to Hold Public Hearing Next Monday
Concord Finance Committee schedules public hearing on appropriation articles of the annual town meeting for January 21 at 7 30 p m in Well A Hall Memorial Auditorium. Planning Board hearing set for February 11 to discuss warrant articles at the March 4 meeting.
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Concord — Finance Committee
Well A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
Frater Gerard, EX-HS, to be ordained in March
Concord remembers Frater Gerard Jack Pierce a former three sport star at Concord High who will be ordained in the Franciscan Order March 2. His Melrose family moved back and he stayed in touch with Jimmy McKenna and Coach Walter Carey. He is nephew of Col. John Mutty, local civil defense director. He starred in football basketball and track on Coach Bernie Meglin's teams of 1948 and 1949 helping Concord set a great record.
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Concord
Frater Gerard
O.fjm
Jack Pierce
Concord High
Jack
Melrose
Jimmy McKenna
St. Bonaventure’s
Walter Carew
Gerard
John Mutty
Bernie Megin
Xavier Plans Open House for Eighth Graders
Concord Xavier High School announces an open house for eighth grade boys and parents on January 26. An admission and scholarship exam will be held February 9 with scholarships awarded to exam takers. The Jesuit college preparatory school emphasizes classics sciences and upcoming athletics and activities.
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Concord
Xavier High School
Xavier
Ravier
Sunodigs
United States
Aramatics Society
Regional School Notes and Student News Items
Sudoury Lincoln Sudoury Regional faculty express sympathy to Mrs Leslie M Yourville and Mrs Paul J Vernon on the loss of their mothers. Walter K E Beevers misnamed apology. David Chadley notified of Brown University acceptance. Katheryn Wilson Lincoln to attend Pembroke College Providence. Kay accepted in October under early plan. Harold M Sullivan Loomis School Windsor Conn visited regional Thursday. Marbled pumpkin pie topping tip with instant whipped cream and molasses drizzle.
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David Chadley
Brown University
Katheryn Wilson
Lincoln
Pembroke College
Providence
Kay
Harold M. Sullivan
Loomis School
Windsor
Conn
Invest in Your Country Say U S Savings Bonds
Public campaign urges citizens to buy U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic investment. Officials promote long term savings benefiting national programs while stressing accessibility and security for families and savers nationwide.
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U.S
Consolidate Bills with One Low Payment Offer
Homeowners urged to consolidate bills into a single payment totaling $21.00 for day or night options. Details offered by a mortgage relief or financial services firm. Requires further inquiry to confirm eligibility and terms.
Postmaster Says Top Three Should Lead From Within
Maynard reports Postmaster Frank C. Sheridan plans to retire July 31 after 28 years. He expects civil service exams to weed out unqualified applicants and urges promotion from within the Post Office. The top three candidates will be sent to postal authorities for presidential nomination based on Congressman Phillips Philbins and Senator Edward Kennedy’s recommendations.
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Ation
Philip J. Philbins
Edward M. Kennedy
Sheridan
Digital Demonstration Showcases Maynard PDP-4 Computer
A 1963 electrical engineering exposition will feature the Maynard digital demonstration of the PDP-4. The solid state general purpose computer offers 18 bit parallel processing, eight microsecond core memory, 62 500 additions per second, Boolean operations and subroutine calls. It includes perforated tape reader and printer keyboard with optional memory up to 8092 words and a real time option for device selection and information collection.
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Maynard
Digital
Carnegie Begins Career With Pennsylvania Railroad
Noted steel magnate Andrew Carnegie started as secretary to Thomas Scott in 1861, serving as the railroad line’s first vice president early in his rise.
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Andrew Carnegie
The
Pennsylvania Rar
Tom T
Line
Nashoba High Science Fair Dates Set for March
Dates for Nashoba Regional High School second annual science fair are March 11 and 12 with top winners eligible to compete at the Kiwanis Worcester fair and the Massachusetts state fair at MIT in Cambridge in April. Mid year exams run this week through January 18 and the second quarter ends January 25.
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Stow
Nashoba Regional High School
Kiwanis
Worcester
Cambridge
Nashoba
Concord Warrant to be discussed at Monday hearing
Concord finance committee will hold a public hearing Monday at 7 30 p m in Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium to review the town warrant for March 4. The panel will examine 74 articles including tax rate matters and requests for new street and infrastructure projects.
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Concord
Finance Committee
Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
Francis S. Moulton, Jr
Concord Elks Meet Tonight and Honor Deceased Deputy
Concord Elks will convene at 8 o clock tonight at the Elks Home with President Edith O Neil presiding and an attendance prize to be drawn. A recent Elks Lodge meeting at B P O E Hall noted the passing of Gerard J Slamin 52 of Natick who served as district deputy. Local groups seek participants for a Red Cross first aid course and youth groups of Union Church held Sunday sessions led by Steven E Wardwell. Anne Jan Harper born in Paris to Donald H Harper and Sylvia Teele, with grandparents listed in Concord and Paris.
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Concord Emblem Chuir
Elks Home
Edith O'Neil
Concord Lodge of Elks
B. P. O. BE. Hall
Philip B
Concord
Area
Red Cross
Philip A. Davis, Jr. Douk
Union Church
Steven E. Wardwell
Donald H. Harper
Paris
France
Anne
City
Harper
Sylvia Teele
John W. Teele
Lowell Road
Donald H. Hamper
Cambridge
Donald H. Hanper
Sudbury Valley Wheaton Alumnae Group Plans Feb 6 Meeting
Sudbury valley Wheaton alumnae group sets a February 6 meeting with area members invited and contact Virginia Olivier Howard for details. Also announced is another adult dancing class at Gen Nixon School with dates February 2 16 March 9 and contact Mrs John Perry for information.
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Sudbury Valley Wheaton Alumnae
Virginia Olivier Howard
Sudbury
Gen. Nixon School
John Perry
Vague Local Roads Mentioned Near Frye Site
A fragment notes Deacon Haynes road near a lane at the foot of Punkatasset and opposite Carr road, referencing the Frye site area in a regional description. The text lacks clear context or events to detail.
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Ing Road
Frye
Deacon Haynes Road
Punkatasset
Carr Road
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