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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertising copy must be in the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, one day before publication.
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Publican
Planning board hearing set for zoning changes and street work
The article notes a planning board hearing on February 11 at the hall to discuss zoning, new streets, and bylaw changes. Col John E Mutty proposes a CD alarm system needing about 1000 dollars with possible savings from Army surplus. Four elections next year influence precinct purchases and rental application toward a 1964 base tax estimate of 93.27 dollars.
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John E. Mutty
Planning Board
Blue Cross Rates May Be Increased By Tax Status Change
Blue Cross official Richard C. Brockway told a State House study committee that removing its tax exempt status would likely raise rates to keep hospital costs in balance. He noted 96 percent of funds go to benefits, no stockholders or paid board members, and that public hearings will be held before any decision.
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Boston
UPI
Blue Cross
Richard C. Brockway
State House
Brock
Brockway
Paul H. Benoit
D-Southbridge
Commission
Maynard Selectmen Grant Loring Avenue Permits
The Maynard board granted permits for 130 and 131 Loring Avenue while denying others not aligned with released subdivision plans for Maynard Centre. They announced further subdivision lots releases and scheduled hearings on Boston Edison underground cable and Butler Avenue pole changes.
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Maynard— Selectmen
C & C Homes, Inc
Amory Avenue
Loring Avenue
Brigham Street
Planning Board
Maynard Centre
Orren Street
Elmcourt
Marlboro Street
Joseph Ryan
Tremont Street
Francis X Sousa
Frank Taylor
Elks
Willian Malloy
Maynard Elks
Taylor
Miami Becomes Winter Tourist Mecca For Oceanfront Delights
The Miami Beach area draws visitors with 700 pools and luxury hotels in a compact 10 by 3 mile zone. Rates range from 40 dollars daily to weekly plans, with February to mid March peak. Visitors can cruise the waterway networks from Fort Lauderdale, tour Everglades, and enjoy beaches, golf, and the famed Hialeah and Gulfstream racing seasons.
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Pla
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Reading
Miami Beach
Atlantic
National Airlines
Everglades National Park
United States
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Venice of America
Mi Gonaire's Row
Golf buggy market expands amid 15 to 170 percent growth
Merrill Lynch reports the golf buggy business rising at 170 to 15 percent annually. This year sales reached about 20,000 units priced around 800 to 1400 dollars each. Four manufacturers control about 70 percent of the market.
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New York
UPI
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Invitations Sent For Kiwanis Night In Sudbury
Invitations were mailed for the annual Kiwanis Club candidates night on February 19 at Wayside Inn. Men are invited to meet the candidates and have questions answered.
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Kiwanis Club
Wayside Inn
Pine Lake Area Hears Water Board on Extension Petition
The Sudbury meeting discussed adding Pine Lake area to the district for water mains. Topics covered included installation costs, water tax impact, and improving private supplies. Dr. Marjorie Young spoke on water quality. Alton Clark noted an estimated $100 per lot tax increase and the 120 homes in the area. The petition needs 542 signatures. 1081 lots exist and 5 more signatures are sought.
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Sudbury
Board of Water Commissioners
Pine Lake
Marjorie Young
Board of Health
Alton Clark
Board of Assessors
Currency stunt highlights WV sawmilling impact
Charleston West Virginia mill operators paid employees and suppliers in 2 bills for one month last year to spotlight the economic importance of sawmilling in the state.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
March of Dimes Gains in Birth Defects Effort
The March of Dimes marks its 25th anniversary with grants totaling 1.2 million dollars for birth defects research and 31 grass roots centers nationwide. Studies in 1962 highlight advances in birth defects and arthritis, including hormonal impacts on fetal development and immune system links to rheumatic disease.
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National Foundation-March of Dimes
March of Dimes
Sapee Suineare Ney
Stanford University
Norton Zinder
Rockefeller A : E
Rich+ Hoar
University of Cincinnati
Gregory Pincus
Worchester Foundation For
Rimental Biology
State Officials Probe Blaze at Stow Asbestos Weaving Factory
A Sunday night fire at the Asbestos Weaving Co factory on G Road Stow caused about 125000 in damage. Firefighters from Hudson and Stow battled for over an hour before the blaze was brought under control.
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Stow
Asbestos Weaving Company
G Road
Hudson
James
Robert Hanslip Ofdale
Marlboro
Maynard
Slate Of Officers To Remain Same
Service results in keeping the same slate for the coming year with President Herb Shepard Mrs. Martin S Meigs as homes member Thomas Ott finances member and Herbert Treyz school advisor Anita Preston to graduate in June.
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Herb Shepard
Martin S. Meigs
Thomas Ott
Harbert Treyz
Rapreane 5
Acton-Roxborough
Aes Oil
Stiech
Anita Preston
Acton Seniors Visit Framingham for Church Retreat
South Acton Congregational Church hosted a weekend gathering with flowers on the altar and loyalty and stewardship services. Youth groups heard talks by Jerry Rood of Andover Newton Theological School on Home Missions and Rev Lanphear on the role of young people in the church. The Saturday seniors group planned a retreat at Framingham Conference Center returning Sunday afternoon.
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South Acton
South Acton Congregational Church
Ole
Jerry Rood
Andover Newton Theological School
Lanphear
P. F
Framingham Conference Center
Public Hearing on Zoning Petitions in Maynard
Maynard board of appeals schedules February 13 hearing at 7 30 pm in the municipal building to consider petitions from John E Starr for part time real estate business from Riverview Avenue Sam and Polly Wade to renew wholesale food products manufacture at 93 Acton Street Charles F Piecewicz to run catering popcorn business from 67 A Great Road and to store trailers in a general residence district Walter E Carbone clerk
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Charles F. Piecewicz
Board of Appeals
Walter E. Carbone
Concord man seeks probate of Evelyn Morrison will
A petition has been filed in Middlesex Probate Court to probate instruments claimed as the last will and codicil of Evelyn G. Morrison of Concord. Roger D. Swaim of Concord seeks appointment as executor without a surety on bond. Citations set return date February 18, 1963. objecting parties must appear in Cambridge.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Evelyn G. Morrison
Concord
Roger D. Swaim
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Travel and Family Visit Highlight Weekend Fire Incident
The report notes a visit from Concord to Santa Monica to see daughter Marian R and family. Firemen from both stations responded Saturday to an oil burner fire at the residence on Pine Street. damage described as slight.
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Santa Monica
Mrs
Marian R
Probate Court Herein Estate of Bessie State of Concord
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notes a petition in the estate of Bessie State of Concord seeking appointment of Julia Holden of Vermont as executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge on Feb 18 at 10 oclock in the forenoon with appearance by a lawyer.
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Commonwealth of Massé
Middlesex
Bessie
State of Concord
Julia T. Holden
Vermont
Cambridge
John C. Leequire
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