Maynard Town Meeting Approves Budget and Raises
After nearly five hours Maynard voters gathered in Memorial Gym for the annual town meeting. Moderator Philip A. Wilson led sessions with eloquent speakers including Francis C. Minskie and a boy reading the war novel. Reports from the public works and drainage boards were accepted. The budget of about 1,103,640.22 was voted with town employees receiving raises. Allocations included Chapter 90 work mosquito spray paving and storm drain projects. An amendment to increase a water pipe installation fund failed, preserving the finance committee’s original plan.
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Maynard
Memorial Gym
Philip A. Wilson
Francis C. Minskie
St. Casin
Nnel
Su Robert L. Lalli
Land Fill
Mine of Public Works
Eeds
George Middeans
Frank C
Henry Hansen
J. Francis Cleary
Finance Committee
Town Meeting Deadlocks on School Site Sale and Parking
Town meeting considered Article 45 to sell the former Main Street school site but tabled it amid legal deed questions and two thirds vote requirements. Voted to study a municipal building with a $5,000 committee. sewer project trimmed to $16,000 with contractor funding. Building by‑laws failed to pass after heated debate. meeting adjourned around midnight.
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Main Street
Maynard
Leo F. Mullin
Marleboro Road
Korea
Middlebrook
Alumni Field
Edmund W. Beebe
Victor
Maynard Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Fund Drive
The Maynard Red Cross seeks volunteer solicitors for the 1960 fund drive aiming to raise 1600 dollars. Applicants should have a steady finger for doorbells, enjoy walking, and commit to a yes oriented effort, even two hours weekly in March. Contact Thomas A. Cocco at TW 7 7686 to volunteer.
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Maynard Red Cross
Hieras
Red Cross
Maynard
Thomas A. Cocco
Pugsley Case Victory for Board of Appeals
Maynard chairman Edmund Beebe announced that East Cambridge Superior Court Judge J Wisnioski ruled in favor of the town against Wylie Pugsley who sought to build a lubritorium at a filling station. The board was vindicated with the complaint dismissed and authority not exceeded.
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Maynard
Edmund Beebe
Board of Appeals
J. Wisnioski
East Cambridge
Wylie Pugsley
Benjamin Piecewicz
Pugsley
Beebe
Leonard E. Rae
Maynard Howe and Clifford Burdge Wed in Simple Saturday Ceremony
Maynard Patricia Ann Howe daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Howe and Pfc Clifford Lee Burdge son of Mr and Mrs Henry Burdge of Marion Oregon were united in marriage Saturday with Carole Manty as maid of honor and Pfc George Gilford as best man. A reception at the bride’s aunt and uncle on Summer Street followed. The newlyweds plan to live in Oregon after the groom’s overseas tour.
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Maynard
Patricia Ann Howe
Walter
J. Howe
Garfield Street
Pfc
Clifford Lee Burdge
Henry Burdge
Marion
Ore
Carole Manty
George Gilford
Henry Rosner
Summer Street
Fort Devens
Oregon
Lions Club Plans Tuesday Supper Meeting in Acton
Acton Lions resume regular supper meetings after a successful ladies night event at a Concord nightspot where Acton led three other clubs. The next meeting will be at Acton Center Woman's Club with President Harold Flodd in charge. Members will participate in the district governor's testimonial on April 9.
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Acton
Concord
Acton Lions
Acton Center
Harold Flodd
Fire drives 17 occupants from Main Street rooming house
A two and a half story rooming house at 170 172 Main Street suffered a serious early morning fire caused by an overheated space heater. Seventeen occupants including the Starr and Coggins families fled in night clothes during two feet of snow. Fire Chief Philip A. Wilson put damages at 9000 dollars. The Red Cross and civil defense aided with clothing and shelter for the displaced families.
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Maynard
Main Street
Uno Starr
Leo Coggins
Charles Coggins
Josey
Corrideau
Coggins
Charles
Susan
Walter
Michael
Deora
Whirley
Martescroush Red Cross
Throush
W. Norman Mullen
Lewis
Starrs
Coeging
John Kokko
Abraham Kangas
Aht Wanhatalo
Waitti Helenius
Kaymona Weckstrom
Starr
Philip A. Wilson
Wilson
Call
Argid Tervo
Bolton
John Raynor
Main
McGuire Preston to Star in The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
Hollywood reports Dorothy McGuire will co star with Robert Preston in the film version of the Broadway play The Dark at the Top of the Stairs. The project adapts the stage drama for cinema with the same title and leads.
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Hollywood Upi
Dorothy McGuire
Robert Preston
Sudbury Selectman Candidate Thanks Voters For Support
Edward E. Kreitsch expresses gratitude to Sudbury voters for backing his Selectman campaign and to those who helped inform the electorate. He pledges to work with town officials for good government and ongoing town business.
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Selectman
Ora
E. Kreitsch
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