Rotary meeting honors LeBaron speaker and birthday
The Rotary Club luncheon featured Howard Johnson's guest speaker Dean LeBaron from F. S. & Co. Boston. Chairman Mersereau presided as members sang Happy Birthday to William C. and refreshments were provided by a local bakery. Local attendees from Lexington Acton Ayer Watertown and Bedford joined officers and guests from Concord. A separate note reports Ohio plastics production reaching 1.9 billion dollars in 1963, up from 1.4 billion in 1960.
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Dean LeBaron
Investment and Bankers of
Boston
Rotary
Thurs- Howard Johnson's
Mersereaut Charles B. Hall
William
Norris, Acton
David Reed
Smethurst, Jr
Allen Lof Ayer
Walter Bedford
Wilder Named Sunday Chairman for Heart Fund Drive
Acton-Lawrence P. Wilder named Sunday chairman for North Chapter Lowell unit. Wilder is active in local affairs. A house-to-house collection will reach every home from Feb 21 to Heart Sunday Feb 24 led by an army of heart fund volunteers.
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Acton
Lawrence P. Wildsex
Lowell
Wilder
Heart
Army” of Heart Fund
Farmers Tax Guide Released After Revenue Act 1962
County Director Joseph T Brown announces the Farm ers Tax Guide reflecting 1962 revenue act changes. The booklet, from Extension Service, covers deductions for land clearing, equipment credits, salvage value rules, a 1963 tax calendar, income and expense checklists, record keeping, and farm accounting books available at the county Extension office.
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Farmer's Guide
Joseph T. Brown
Concord
Extension Service Office
Railroad Man Lions Speaker to Address Maynard Group
Maynard Lions host freight sales manager Wiezel of New York Central System at Svensk Kaffestuga in South Sudbury on Feb 5 at 6 45 p m. He is active in Worcester Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club and Worcester Traffic Association and will discuss Kennedy transportation policy and railroad equality using a 16mm film “Science Rides The High Iron” narrated by Chet Huntley.
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Maynard
Herbert Wiezel
New York Central System
Maynard Lions
Svensk Kaffestuga
South
Sudbury
Wiezel
New England
Worcester Chamber of Commerce
Worcester Rotary Club
Worcester Traffic Association
Railroad Community Committee of
Kennedy
Chet Huntley
Bedford High Red Cross Youth Aid VA Hospital Volunteers
Twenty four Bedford High School students volunteer at the Bedford VA Hospital. Orientation by Mrs. David Chen and discussions with Mrs. Ruth Newman and Mrs. Anne Hathaway covered hospital procedures. Volunteers wear pinafores for girls and Ben Casey jackets for boys and will receive adult Red Cross pins and certification. Cadillac, Mich UPI reports no marriage licenses issued since year start due to cold weather.
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Bedford
Bedford High Red Cross
Bedford VA
David Chen
Bedford High School
Ruth Newman
Anne Hathaway
Red Cross
Cadillac
Mich
UPI
Acton Fire Chief Seeks Six Full-Time Firemen
Acton Fire Chief H Stuart MacGregor asks town for six full time firefighters to staff three stations during daytime pending finance committee and voter approval. Currently only the chief is full time. others are callmen. A three-man plan is favored by officials, with chief proposing to reserve full time slots for call men.
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Acton
H. Stuart MacGregor
Finance Committee
MacGregor
Acton Center
Acton Fire Department
Bedford appoints Vincent McCabe community chairman
Dr. Ralph E. Cole announces Vincent McCabe of 131 Great Road as community chairman of the 1063 Heart Fund. McCabe, a manager of a prominent real estate company, leads the Heart Fund campaign scheduled during Heart Month from February 1 to February 24 statewide and nationwide.
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Bedford
Vincent McCabe
Great Road
Heart Fund
Ralph E. Cole
Middlesex North
McCabe
Firemen Set May 18 Ball in Concord Armory
The Concord Firemen Relief Association announces its annual concert and ball will be held May 18 at the state armory. New officers are President Leon J. Moreau Vice President William P. Olsen and Secretary-Treasurer John C. Chisholm.
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Concord
Concord Firemens Relief Association
State Armory
Leon J. Moreau
William P. Olsen
John C. Chisholm
Marine recruiter's weekly visit spurs Concord industrial plan
Concord residents can meet Marine Corps recruiter Sergi Miller Mondays at 2 to 4 pm in the town house to discuss enlistment. The town aims to transfer 125 acres from state to town for industrial use, potentially generating up to 600000 in revenue and 375000 annually for schools. Local officials back the plan, and state legislators consider a bill to enable the land transfer, amid ongoing negotiations with state officials.
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Concord
Lincoln
Maynard
Acton
Stow
Marine Corps
Sergi
Mel” Miller
Bubier
Allen M. Christofferson
Richard J. O'Neil
Paul H. Lesure
Paul M. McPherson
Commission
Commonwealth
Finance
Selectmen
Planning Board
Vernon Fletcher
Chelmsford
Public Welfare Committee
Ways and Means
Welfare Committee
Scholars Ease Locate Vast Medieval Manuscripts
William H. Bond of Harvard’s Houghton Library details a comprehensive supplement to the Grolier Club allowing rapid locating of over 10 000 medieval and Renaissance manuscripts in North American private, university, and public libraries. Bond notes valuations rising as manuscripts change hands over two decades and recalls the supplement’s lingering presence at his Concord home amid ongoing updates.
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Welfare Committee
Bubier
Frank S. Giles
Massachusetts
North America
William H. Bond
Themes Road
Houghton Library
Harvardee
Bond
Grolier Club
New York
Concord
Sinbad
Stow-Hale Junior High Honors Listed
Cans are posted listing honors and high honors for grades seven eight and ten. Names include William H. Pearse Barbara Jenkins Gale Tuomi Joanna Johnson Michelle Mesmer Brenda Pearse Wayne Sharkey Cynthia Williams Charlotte Sick Lelia Cabral Gerard Judge Henry Erkkimen Doris Dudzinski Donna Brown Gayle Cuttell Nancy Farron Martha Huntley James Lewis Dorothy Mackle Jane Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pearse
Lewis Cuttell
David G. Head
Ralph Hekkala
Barbara D. Jenkins
Gale Tuomi
Joanna Johnson
Michelle Mesmer
Brenda L. Pearse
Wayne Sharkey
Cynthia Williams
Charlotte Sick
Lelia
Cabral
Gerard Judge
Henry Erkkimen
Doris Dudzinski
Donna Brown
Gayle Cuttell
Nancy Farron
Martha Huntley
James Lewis
Dorothy Mackle
Jane Shoemaker
Manuscript Movement Prompts Annual Society Supplement
The bibliographical society pursues tracking manuscripts by releasing a yearly supplement in society papers. Dr. Bond says about twenty percent of American manuscripts remain unknown to scholars, highlighting gaps in the record. Invest in your country by buying U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Liographical Society
Bond
America
U.S
New Residents Welcomed Here in Sudbury
Bernice Lapsley hosts Welcome Wagon introductions as several families move in. Eric Larson and family arrive from unknown origin with Jennifer 16 months and Jo Ellyn 3 months. he is a computer programmer. Raytheon and Motorola staff are listed among new arrivals from Ashland Needham. Walter Beevers relocates from Newton with teaching roles at Bigelow Junior High and LS Regional. Richard LaRhette arrives from Natick with Sydney and sisters Lorbecky Leslie Joy and Melody, while he works as an insurance agent for Mass Mutual.
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Sudbury
Bernice Lapsley
Enterprise
Eric Larson
Jennifer
Jo Ellyn
Sylvania Well
William
Alane
Aeroweapons
Raytheon
Waltham
Ashland
Raymond Balzer
Sheila
Janice
Motorola Communications and
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B. DeRosier
James J
Thomas Edmonds
Thomas J. Byron
John M. Eaton
Charles H. Dus
J. Jenney
Robert H. Barnbham
Harold
Watertown
Officers Club
CSAT
Ohio
Ear Chemical
Boston Edison Company
Cton
YOUR
Ferotight
SEARC
Enterprise Press
Bedford Chairman
Home Office
Mr. Brown
Middlesex
Fire Insurance Company
Emerson
Stow—Hale Junior High
Thoreau Street
Pwandos
Lewandos