Chamber of Commerce Tours Scott Plant Plans Busy Year
Maynard Chamber of Commerce held a general meeting and open house at the H. H. Scott plant. President Anthony Sebastyn led a discussion on parking and business impact with items on sales promotion swimming program and a membership drive. The secretary’s post is vacant after Oliver Wardla’s resignation. Wardla was urged to reconsider.
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Maynard
Sebastyn
Wardla
Assabet Institution For Savings
William Glazier
Irving Berg
John Zdanowicz
Irving H. Manning
Philip Harron
John A. Driscoll
J. Francis Cleary
Harold A. Ledgard
Auno Koskinen
Ray Tuomanen
Sumner Cotton
Simeone Iskian
Bernard Lerer
Christmas
Warila
Local anglers enjoy mild weekend fishing drives
Maynard Maynard area fisher folks report success on ponds with catches of pickerel and bass. Jarma Osmo and Les Boardman share a good mess while trappers report muskrats and a few mink. A note on next week plans hints at a piece by Herm Sebastian and Aino Ketola on the Bill of Rights and gun rights.
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Herm
Sebastian Maynard
Jarma Osmo
Les Boardman
Aino Ketola
Sportsmen Build Own Clubhouse At North Acton Nashoba
North Acton Nashoba Sportsmen Club nears completion of a one fourth acre trout pond and 60 by 36 foot clubhouse to be built starting Feb 15. The project is largely volunteer run. an annual meeting is set for Thursday Jan 26 at 7 p.m. at Acton Center Fire Station with steamed clams and venison. Applications for new members will be considered.
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North Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’‘s Club
Acton Center
School Committee OK Building Use
Acton Acton Roxborough district approves use of school facilities by multiple groups. Acton Youth Center on Jan 20 and Acton League of Women Voters on Feb 22 for Meet the Candidates Night. Girl Scouts granted use of the high school cafeteria on Feb 23.
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Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Acton League of Women Voters
39th School of International Relations urged by L W W
Acton-Spotlight centers on South America with The Inter-American Dilemma Manana is Too Late at MIT Kresge Auditorium. Speakers include Dr Jose Mora Prof Robert Alexander Henry Balgooyen. Morning start 10 a.m. lunch 12 15 p.m. Afternoon 2 to 4 reservations via Mrs Benedict CO 3 7470. Also note: over half of US passenger cars are under six years old.
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Acton
South America
Manana
Jose Mora
Uruguay
Robert J. Alexander
Rutgers
America
Eastern
Henry Balgooyen
American and Foreign Power Co., Inc
U. S. Inter-American Council of Commerce and
Mrs
David Benedict
Active Week at St. John's Church
A busy schedule unfolds at St. John's Church including an annual congregational meeting Sunday at 1 30 PM Junior Luther League at 6 PM and adult confirmation class Monday at 8 PM Altar Guild meets Tuesday 7 30 PM mid week meditation follows Senior Choir rehearsal at 8 PM Wednesday church school teachers meet Junior Choir rehearsal Thursday 6 30 PM Layman's workshop Thursday 8 PM adult confirmation Friday 8 PM and junior confirmation class Saturday 10 AM in the vestry.
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Evangelical Congregational
Eino J. Hamalainen
Christian Endeavor
Stow Senior Citizens Plan Second Meeting at Unitarian Church
Stow and surrounding residents 65 and older are invited to a second weekly gathering at the Unitarian Church on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Sponsored by First Parish, Gleasondale Methodist, and Union Evangelical, the event centers on adult discussion.
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Stow
Unitarian Church
First Parish
Unitarian
Gleasondale Methodist
Union Evangelical
Thomas Servey
Union Fellowship
Reginald Nichols
Two Rode Together Filmed At Fort Clark
Hollywood reports Fort Clark near Bracketville Texas serves as the filming location for the Columbia western Two Rode Together directed by John Ford starring James Stewart Richard Widmark and Shirley Jones.
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Fort
Hollywood
UPI
Ft. Clark
Bracketville
Tex
John Ford
James Stewart
Richard Widmark
Shirley Jones
Renard Hosts Talk Against Indecent Literature at St Casimir’s
Maynard-Leo C. Renard vice-president of Arendiczesan Holy Name Societies spoke at St. Casimir's Holy Name communion breakfast about the dangers of indecent literature. Guests included Alexander McEachern Rudolph Currier and Leo Couture from Our Lady's Help of Christian Holy Name Wet Concord. Proceeds fund the Maynard High scholarship with prizes including Red Sox game tickets and potential World Series seats if Boston wins the pennant.
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Maynard
Leo C. Renard
Arendiczesan
Holy Name Societies
St. Casimir’s Holy Name
Renard
Archdiocesan
Alexander F. McEachern
Nashoba
Rudolph W. Currier
Leo Couture
Our Lady's Help of
Christian Holy Name
Wet Concord
Frank Gallis
D’oeuvre
al Krysiensel
Walter Wasiuk
Bob Hutler
Peter Pronko
al Cowles
St. Gabriel’s Monastery
Brighton
Red Sox
Boston
St. Casimir’s Parish Hall
Acton Supt Attends Regional Meeting At Wayland High
Acton-Supt William L. OConnell attended the neighborhood superintendents meeting at Wayland High School. A tour of the new building and 1961 budget talk were central. Bruce Hamblin Janet Putnam Ted Tumelakre Richard Knight Wayne Pasanen named to the student government exchange team. Raymond J. Grey says warning cards will be issued January 26.
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Acton
William L. O'Connell
New Wayland High School
Francis Pratt
Acton-Roxborough
Bruce Hamblin
Janet Putnam
Ted Tumelakre
Richard Knight
Wayne Pasanen
Raymond J. Grey
Batchelder couple announce second daughter born
Maynard Mrs Gerald Batchelder of Brooks street announce arrival of their second daughter Katherin Ruth on January 2. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Philip Morrison Maynard and Mrs Arthur St Germain Marlborough.
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Maynard
Gerald Batchelder
Brooks Street
Katherin Ruth
Philip Morrison
Arthur St. Germain
Marlborough
Maynard Resident Celebrates 80th Birthday With Surprise Party
Maynard James J. Paul at 4t dbury street marked his 80th birthday with a surprise party organized by his children. Maj. Raymond Paul of California was absent but called in. Paul has 19 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Neighbors and friends attended as gifts, cards, and a decorated cake highlighted the celebration. Paul serves as caretaker of St. Bridget's parish cemetery.
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Maynard
James J. Paul
Maj
Raymond Paul
California
Mr. Paul
Paul
St. Bridget’s Parish
Disc Jockey Dave Maynard to Walk 25 Miles for Mothers March
Dave Maynard, popular WBZ disc jockey, will walk from Maynard to Boston on January 28 to publicize the Mothers March for the New March of Dimes. The 25 mile trek ends with a lap at Boston Garden before the BAA meet. Road stops include Victory Super Market, Colonial Inn, Concord, Minute Man Statue, Lexington, Arlington Town Hall, Porter Square, Cambridge, Union Square Somerville. WBZ provides soundtrack and station personalities join in celebrations.
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Maynard
Dave Maynard
Boston
Dave
Boston Garden
Victory Super Market
Colonial Inn
Concord
Bedford
Lexington
Arlington Town Hall
Porter Square
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Boothroyd Honored At Dinner For JFK Inauguration
President-elect John F Kennedy received a ceremonial welcome at a Knights of Columbus hall in Charlestown. Deputy Joseph E Boothroyd a leading participant conferred the fourth degree on Kennedy in Fall River in 1954. A separate note from Hickory N C reports Lenoir Rhyne College bears a 50 pound mascot cub, with officials declining responsibility for care.
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Maynard
Joseph E. Boothroyd
Bunker Hill Council
Charlestown
John F. Kennedy
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Bishop Cheverus General Assembly
Boothroyd
Kennedy
Fall River
Hickory
N.C. Upi
Lenoir Rhyne College
Voigt Cramer
U S Well Statistics Through 1959 Drillings
The United States recorded 1 817 096 wells drilled up to 1959 with 1 159 166 oil wells 129 517 gas wells 491 452 dry holes and 36 961 service wells.
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U.S
Maynard News Briefs Highlights From Local Events
Local church services memory tributes and midweek gatherings fill Maynard activities. Concord and Maynard residents attend civic events and a JFK inaugural celebration plans unfold as town groups schedule meetings and fundraisers.
West Acton Police Week Activities Report
Acton police reported several incidents including civil dispute at a West Acton residence and a theft of auto parts valued at over 200 dollars with three Chelmsford youths admitting involvement. A two car collision on Martin Street caused minor damage with no injuries. Property damage at a construction site on Quahog and Agawam roads was traced to three local children ages seven and four.
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Warren F. Birch
Acton
West Acton
David W. Schribner
William S. Kendall, Jr
North Acton
Edward J. Collins, Jr
Schribner
Lowell and
Chelmsford
Martin and
Stow Streets
Barbara
Martin Street
Barbara Coolidge
Stow
Stow Street
Coolidge
John V. Gregory
Quahog
Agawam Road
William J. Durkin, Jr
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