West Concord's Jacobs Wins State Jaycees Honor
Robert Collins Jacobs of West Concord has been chosen to represent Massachusetts at a national governmental affairs seminar in Washington, D. C. in early February. As state government chair and head of a 3,000-member Jaycees group, he helped push campaign finance disclosure and broader state governance reforms. He serves as Polaroid supervisor, has MIT studies, and is active in town and church roles. Ed Shivell praises his leadership in advancing Massachusetts Jaycees reforms.
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West Concord
Robert Collins Jacobs
Prairie Street
Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
General Court
Bob
Greater Concord
Polaroid Corporation
Waltham
Hiram College
M.I.T
Union Church
Ed Shivell
Jaycee
Massachusetts Jaycees
Bob Jacobs
Xavier honors list new school first semester students
At Xavier High, Rev. John R. Vigneau announces first honors for Michael C. McFarland and Michael F. Nagy. Second honors recipients include Peter J. Benner, Paul F. Guaraldi, Louis P. Totino Jr., Joseph P. Rousseau, Peter K. Nolan, John P. Costello Jr., Neal M. Walker, and Henry J. Tordiglione from multiple towns.
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Concord
Xavier High
John R. Vigneau
S.J
Michael C. McFarland
John W. McFarland
Wayland
Michael F. Nagy
George L. Guaraldi
Chelmsford
Louis P. Totino, Jr
Peter K. Nolan
Grace D. Nolan
Cochituate
John P. Costello, Jr
John P. Costello
Lexington
Neal M. Walker
John K. Walker
Henry J. Tordiglione
Framingham
For Rent Four Room Apartment in East Acton
Four room apartment in East Acton with cabinet kitchen tiled bathroom and fireplace. Rent includes refrigerator stove and heater. Tenant pays utilities. Call TWinoaks 7 2646 after 5 PM.
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Acton
Engagement Announcement for Suzanne Benoit and Louis Boudreau
Ex local girl Suzanne Benoit of ConcordWatertown and Louis Boudreau of East Boston announce their engagement. Suzanne is niece and god-daughter of Mrs Leonard Palmer Hubbard Street. A March 30 wedding is planned at Our Lady of Mercy Church Water town.
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Concord
Benjamin L. Benoit
Watertown
Suzanne M
Louis W. Boudreau
James Geehan
Boston
Boudreau
Benoit
Leonard Palmer
Hubbard Street
Our Lady of Mercy Church
Acton Minutemen Muster Set for 200th Anniversary Prep
Acton residents plan a February 9 muster at AB A HS Auditorium to form a permanent Acton Minutemen unit for the 1975 200th anniversary of the Old North Bridge battle. The event honors 1925 Minutemen and invites all able bodied men 16 and over, with music, films, and community groups supporting the effort.
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Acton Minutemen
A.B.A.H.S
Shamel
Concord’ Jaycees
David L. Smith
Acton Lions Club
Theron Lowden Edwards
Acton
Old North Bridge
Corcord
Maynard Selectmen Consider Heart Month and Permits
Maynard selectmen designated February as Heart Month and Heart Sunday February 24. They approved using police station space as a heart fund collection depot and, with police chief approval, set a later porch permit referral for zoning compliance. The board received two traverse jurors for Cambridge Superior Court and approved building permits for several lots. They also allowed senior girl scouts to meet biweekly in the lower hearing room with supervision.
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Maynard — Selectmen
Charles Olson
House of Representatives
Virginia Robinson
Heart Fund
Heart
Robinson
Michael T. Zaparesk
James Ryan
Board of Appeals
Traverse Jurory
Superior Court
Cambridge
Albert E. Goodrich, Jr
Second Street
Evelyn Darcy
Glendale Street
C. and
C. Homes, Inc
Armory Avenue
Brigham Street
Meeting Monday to discuss Jenney Station's future
Concord A joint meeting Monday evening will review Jenney Station site plans after Town Counsel John J Sheehan’s opinion. He reported Jenney agreed to demolish the old station though action had not yet been completed. The land once owned by B M railroad was sold to Kernco Com under existing terms allowing a der lease to Jenney, now that Jenney’s lease nears expiration, Jenney has sold to Kernco.
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Concord
Sudbury Road
Thoreau Street
John J. Sheehan
Atty. Sheehan
Jenney
B. & M. Railroad
Kernco Com
Kermco
Willow Rebekah Lodge to Host West Concord Valentine Party
Members of Willow Rebekah Lodge No 109 I C C F will run a Valentine party at Union Church on Monday at 8 p m The refreshment chair is Miss Hilda Suker P N G with the event to be held at the church in West Concord.
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West Concord
Willow Rebekah Lodge
No. 109
I.C.C.F
Union Church
Hilda Suker
P.N.G
Hospital Holds Public Hearing on Nonprofit Medical Firms
Emerson Hospital represented at a state house public hearing by Controller Murray and administrator Snow. The special commission on nonprofit and medical service corporations met to discuss regional planning with future hearings through March 27. Career Day at Emerson linked hospital staff with local high schools to spark interest in hospital careers.
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Concord
Kendall Murray
Emerson Hospital
State House
Special Commission On
Elmina L. Snow
Greater Boston Hospital Council
Thomas Furlong
Guidance Department
David Burr
Ur March
Concord Woman's Club Luncheon And Lecture Plan
The Concord Woman's Club opens winter season with a dramatic program directed by Mrs. John B. Milliken titled Highlights from Hits of the Past. Scenes include When Ladies Meet, Death of a Salesman, The Women, and Mary of Scotland with club members in key roles. An Feb. 11 joint lecture by Elsa Gerling and Jean Harper precedes luncheon at 12 30 p m with an afternoon program on The Shakers Vanishing Americana. Luncheon tickets are limited to 1 15 and reservations go through Mrs. Richard Nyquist.
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Concord
John B. Milliken
Harold Ames
Harold Stover
George Jetter
Rachel Crothers
Stanwood Bolton
Walter Bird
John Gourgas
Arthur Miller
Milliken
Claire Booth Luce
Edwin Harkens
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Robert Kiernan
John Fields
Mary of
Scotland
Maxwell Anderson
Gourgas
Millin
Trinitarian Congregations
Elsa Gerling
Jean Harper
Kenneth Crowther
America
Richard Nyquist
Acton Explorer Scouts Line Up Active Program
Acton B oy Scouts explorer post holds a successful food sale to support the general treasury and upcoming summer encampment. Sponsored by Nashoba Sportsmen's Club, under Capt. Arthur Charbonneau, the post focuses on meetings, sports, winter outdoor activities, merit badge work, and co education. They plan a freeze out weekend with Troop 1 at Nashoba Regional High School area and will contribute 25 percent of proceeds to Wachusett Council program expansion.
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Acton Minutemen
Isaac Davis
Davis
Old North Bridge
Acton
Boy Scouts of the
Explorer Post
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Arthur Charbonneau
Troop 1
Nashoba Regional High School
Boston
Wachusett Council
Lee A. F
SAC
Kelley
Sportsmen’s Club
Sterhen
Cornwall
Post
Wachusett
Wan
Boy Scouts
Barber Estate
Concord River
Jack Kelley
Robert Newman
Ted Ferry
Robert Dee
Concord Group Plans Local Detachment of Marine League
A Concord group of ex marines considers forming a local detachment of the Marine Corps League. Roland L. MacDonald of Boston will describe the league and its VA liaison at a 7 30 p m February 15 meeting at Nashawtllc Country Club.
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Concord
U.S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps League
Roland L. MacDonald
Boston
Veterans’ Administration
Nashawtlle Country Club
Lexington
MacDonald
Nashawtllc Country Club
Warren Rohter
Donald Ellison
Concord Pupils to Present Piano Recital in Boston
Dianne Goolkasian leads Concord pupils in a piano recital at the Harvard Musical Association in Boston on Thursday evening February 7. Participants include Anna Lee Saxeman Susan Palmer Katrina Kelner Marion Thornton and Sharon Oppermann from Concord plus performers from Newton Brookline and Reading.
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Concord
Dianne Goolkasian
Harvard Musical Association
Boston
Anna Lee Saxeman
Oxbow Road
Susan Palmer
Martha's Point Road
Katrina Kelner
Heathbridge Road
Marion Thornton
Holdenwood Road
Sharon Oppermann
Powers Road
Newton
Brookline
Reading
Acton Club Holds Supper After Meeting
The South National church supper club in Acton held a meeting and planned a progressive supper starting at 85 Central Street with stops at homes on Prospect Street and Kelley Road. Newly elected officers include President Rufus W, Vice-President Charles, Secretary Mrs Donald Kins, and Treasurer E Earl.
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Acton Prus Club
South National
Bay Path Cookie Drive Seeks Support in Acton and Boxborough
The Colonial Girl Scout cookie drive kicked off at Wayside bury with a training session Monday. Board chairs include Mrs. John P. Delano of Farm Boxborough and Mrs. Moulton of Acton. The 102 West group participated and noted Civil War generals S Grant, George Bi lan and William T. TM.
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Acton
Bury
Stanley F. Mohegan
S. Grant
George Bilan
William T
Card of Thanks From the Russell W family
We wish to thank neighbors and relatives for kindnesses and expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Mr and Mrs Russell W and Children South Acton
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Russell W
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Bedford
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Arthur Tupper
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D. A. Kinsley
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Eden Cahill
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Bertram E. Hall
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Eugene L Hall
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Fifer
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A. N. Hederstedt
Paul Hederstedt
Timothy Recemvary
Hsep
S. Holt
James Hurley
Siaveedl” Tuners
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C. Clifton Jones
B. A. King
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James Kinsley
Lessie E. Laird
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Maynard Selectmen’s Notes
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Jenney Station
Woman's Club
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Marine League
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