Maynard church names new officers at annual meeting
Maynard Union Congregational Church held its annual meeting in the new Fellowship hall with Paul D. Sawyer presiding. A proposed budget for 196 presented by the board of trustees was adopted and a slate of officers and committee members was elected including moderator treasurer financial secretary auditor lay representative and church school leaders among many committees.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church
New Fellowship Hall
Paul D. Sawyer
Durin
Board of Trustees
Adop
C. W. Peterson, Jr
Charles S. Carbury
Harold A. Merriam
Willis I. Lester
Thomas C. Searle
Judith Lester
MacGlashing
Arthur F. Burt
Winfield Bemis
Herbert Wheeler
Emily Littig
William Littig
George Edwards
Gerald Worth
Gordon Johnson
Charles Allen
Harold Nordberg
Ian Alexander
Warren Garlick
Tauno ‘Hytonen
Wallace ,Roberts
Hytonen
John Clayton, Jr
Edward Prance
Alexander
Seppanen
Bemis
Basil Foster
Orville D. Allom
Waino K. Pekkala
John Crowe
James Eaton
Maynard School Committee Sets January Meeting
The Maynard school committee schedules a Thursday January 31 meeting at 8 p.m. at the new town house. The panel authorized junior high science and departments to host a science math fair in March. Flowers at Union Congregational Church honored Rev. and Mrs. C Rexford Raymond per family tribute.
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New Town House
Union Congregational Church
Finance Board Rejects Additions to White Pond Water Station
After a public works hearing the finance committee votes not to recommend expanding the White Pond water station in Stow. The committee does propose spending funds for a social worker, a $1000 study on an incinerator for refuse disposal, and $2400 for dump rental.
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Maynard
Public Works Department
White Pond
Stow
Park expansion plan tied to monetary guarantees
A proposal requests widening the municipal parking area contingent on specific monetary guarantees and also recommends a provision for mosquito control.
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Mend
Stow Salk Clinic Dates Noted For Vaccination Effort
Stow Nurse Val Ojalehto announced a Sabin oral vaccine purchase arranged by David Grossman. An adults clinic will run this evening at Center School health office from 7 to 10, with a make up session next Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Stow
Val Ojalehto
Board of Health
Sabin
David Grossman
Stow Drug
Center School
Great Road
Selectmen Won't Remove Parking Meters at Maynard Gate
Maynard board informs Maynard Industries that removal of parking meters is not warranted. The entrance to Main street is much wider than the gate entrance to the industrial park, so meters remain in place.
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Maynard— Board of Selectmen
Irving Berg
Maynard Industries, Inc
Maynard Industries
First Anniversary Requiem at St Bridget’s Church
Notes from St Bridget’s report a first anniversary requiem high mass for Thomas MarceLonis this Saturday at 8 a.m. The CYO held a skating party at Boston College with about 60 members, and a cake sale is planned soon. The group will ski to Jaffrey New Hampshire this weekend and a diocesan charities collection will occur at halls Fremingham. Servers of the week are Chris and Steve Morrissey.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s Church
Thomas Marcelonis
C.Y.O
Boston College
Jafffrey
N. H
All the Hall
Fremingham
Rotary club enjoys wine film at Twin Trees Restaurant
Rotarians were treated to a wine making film by Christian Brothers Wine Co. at Twin Trees Restaurant. President Richard T. White led the meeting. Door prizes went to Robert D. Brackett and Howard L. King. Henry S. Thompson and Chester Leach also noted for plans ahead. Monday’s program expected to be by the telephone company.
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Maynard
Christian Brothers Wine Co
Twin Trees
Richard T. White
Robert D. Brackett
Howard L. King
Henry S. Thompson
Chester Leach
New St Elizabeth of Hungary Church Nears Completion
Acton work on the new St Elizabeth of Hungary Church advances with organ installed and services continuing in the old building. A collection toward the new church drive was accepted Sunday and the annual archdiocesan charities collection will be taken next Sunday. Christian doctrine classes for junior and senior high students are paused until occupancy. CYO members joined a regular bowling session Sunday evening.
Local teacher buys 300 acre Camp Medomak in Maine
A local teacher purchased a 300 acre boys camp near Washington Maine for 72 dollars. Renamed Camp Medomak on Lake Medomak it has served youths for 60 years. Larsen sole owner will run the camp this summer. Eight week tuition is 625 dollars. The property includes 45 buildings and 25 tents.
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Nounced
Ana
Washington
Medomak
Lake Medomak
Larsen
Democrats Seek To Avoid Conflict in Town Elections
A prominent Democrat, refused for identification, says a conflict of interest exists among several town employees and office holders. The party will not nominate anyone tied to private town funding or who receives town money through private business.
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Maynard — Enterprise
Democrats
C of C May Buy From Whitten Brothers for 100 Lots
Negotiations underway by C and C Homes to purchase 100 lots off Summer Street from Whitten Brothers contractors. Whitten has built about 50 houses in the area. Firm representatives appear before the planning board this evening to discuss the purchase.
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Maynard
C. & C. Homes
Summer Street
Whitten Brothers Contractors
Whitten
Planning Board
Fin-Com Won't OK CD Alarm Funding Article
The finance committee will not recommend an article seeking 12 120 to improve the defense agency. It will pursue approval of the article at the annual meeting.
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Maynard
Finance Committee
Maynard Faculty Approves Concurrent Study Courses
Maynard School Committee approves three credit concurrent study courses for faculty. Henry F. Regan of State College Boston teaches The Institute of Youth Problems, School Administration, and School Mathematics Study. Peter Delmonico Jr. of State College teaches Psychological Foundation of Education 2 and Philosophical Foundations of Education 2. Leo McSweeney of State College teaches School Administration and School Mathematics Study. Superintendent Albert Lerer announces.
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Maynard —School
Henry F. Regan
State College
Boston
Institute of Youth Problems
Leo McSweeney
Fis
Peter Delmonico, Jr
State Lege
Psychological Foundation of Education
Philosophical Foundations of Education
Albert Lerer
Registry Speaker at Stow Breakfast on Highway Safety
Stow events officer LaRosee will address a joint breakfast of Maynard Council K of C and Holy Name Society at St Isidore's Church after 9 am mass on February 3. The talk titled Highway Safety is Everybody's Business will precede a church hall meal. RCA Victor announces an LP Bonanza revision featuring Blocker and Lorne Greene.
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Stow
Albert E. LaRosee
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Maynard Council
K. of C
Holy Name Society
St. Isidore’s Church
Hollywood
UPT
RCA Victor
Blocker
Lorne Green
Stich
Alfons
Annon
St. Isidore's Stow
Maynard Boy Remains Critical After Rock Attack
Maynard-Robert Hatch, 14, remained in a coma at a Boston hospital after being struck on the head by a rock on Euclid Avenue while returning from basketball practice. His mother said the condition has fluctuated, doctors voiced little hope, and the family, including seven siblings, relies on Digital Equipment Corp for support.
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Maynard
Boston Hospital
Robert Hatch
Harold
Dartmouth Court
Hatch
Robert
Massachusetts General Hospital
Euclid Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Mass
General Hospital
Boston
Digital Equipment Corporation
Digital
Student Dance for March of Dimes Funds
Maynard student council hosts a dance in George Washington Auditorium on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. Ray and Ray provide the music for the evening. Admission is a donation to the March of Dimes.
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Maynard — Student Council
George Washington Auditorium
Ray
Field House Sewer Main Delayed Over Tax Concerns
Maynard school and finance committees discuss a proposed annual warrant article to extend the Great Road sewer main for Field House connections. They delay the extension due to a high tax rate, noting renovation needs align with a future high school project.
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Maynard
Great Road
Alumni Field
Maynard Club Delegation Leads Mid Winter Meeting
A Maynard Woman's Club delegation attends the mid winter meeting at John Ha Boston. Dr Warne of Amherst College serves as principal speaker. Maynard School votes to approve a principal on the visiting committee for the N E College and Secondary.
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Maynard Woman's Club
John Ha Boston
Warne
Amherst College
Maynard School
Frediano
N. E. College and Secondary
Aton of
Burlington
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