Ayward Town Meeting Notes Elect Officers and Permits
The ayward lectmen notes show votes to appoint town officers for Roy arious businesses and the town de partments. They approved weighers for Assabet Coal and Fountain Street, granted a permit to erect a structure on property, and discussed town records shelving. Additional items include zoning by laws mobile trailers, a drive by Lions Club involvement, and several building permits and safety procedures.
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Fountain Street
Stow Police Association Names Three New Members
Three new members were named to the Stow Police Association at the March meeting held March 16. James French Randall Road Thomas Page join as special officers at the Country Club and Roland Wright of Gleason Dale was named by virtue of his position. A PTA exhibition at Center School drew a large crowd including proud parents. The Nashoba Regional School Committee plans a meeting at Center School tonight and continues its search for a wooden Indian for the new Bolton school.
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Police Association
Old Arch 16
James ‘French
P. T.A
Center School
Dorothy Elderkin
Marlboro
Nashoba
Stow
Bolton
Five Students Win Science Night Awards at Local High School
Hale High School and Center School students earned top honors at Science Night on March 17 with over 70 exhibits. Robert McConnell won first for an earth erosion project, Marilyn Eunelius second for anatomical drawings, Charles Patterson third for a radial engine, John Malmberg fourth for an electrolysis experiment, and Jesse Brewer received a Center School award for a telephone construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Hale High School
Center School
Robert McConnell
Packard Road
Marilyn Eunelius
Great Road
Charles Patterson
Pleasant Street
John Malmberg
White Pond Road
Jesse Brewer
South Acton Road
McConnell
Kurtelius
Patterson
Malmberg
Brewer
Charles Manty
Maynard High School
Anthony Pappas
Avco Manufacturing Company
William Peake
P.T.A
Stow Narrowly Sees Growth With Possible Little League
Town's youth surge boosts talk of forming Stow's first Little League. Also noted is Sir William Goffe alias John Green linked to local legend, his remains exhumed in 1930. Postmistress Mrs. Fred Strong featured in Boston paper, lecture by Carl deSuze planned for next fall.
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Stow
National Pictorial
America
Sir William Goffe
Attacin’ Hadley
England
Sir William
John Green
Lower Village
Fred Strong
Boston
Carl deSuze
Women to Begin Work Meetings at English Village Fair
Work meetings for St. Elizabeth’s Old English Village Fair begin at the parish house on Wednesday March 30 at 10 a.m. All women of the parish and others are invited to attend. Various talents are needed and baby sitting will be arranged. Co chairmen for this year are Mrs W Parker Emerson and Mrs Bruce Campbell.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth’s
W Parker Emerson
Bruce Campbell
Maynard Lenten Lecture Hosts Purinton on Luke Art
The Maynard Stow Council of Churches held its third weekly Lenten Lecture Tuesday at the Methodist Church. Prof. Carl Purinton of Boston University spoke on The Teachings of Jesus with focus on Luke and displayed slides showing Luke’s influence on religious art. Service led by Rev. Eugene S. Watson and benediction by Rev. Orville Ulm.
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Maynard
Maynard-Stow Council of ‘Churches
Methodist ‘Church
Carl ‘Purinton
Boston University
Jesus
Purinton
Eugene S. Watson
Union Evangelical Church
Stow
Orville" Uliom
Union Congregational Church
S Paul
CHOY
Lincoln Holds Town Meeting Votes Budget and Land Trust
Lincoln voters convened at Smith School Auditorium for a 28 article warrant lasting about 3 hours. Moderator Donald P. Donaldson oversaw a budget of about 1.15 million dollars and approved it, while routine items included resisting a size increase for boards and selecting mosquito control cuts and land purchases for a Green Belt.
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Lincoln
Smith School
Donald P. Donaldson
Thomas Hall
Conant Road
Land Trust
Paul Brooks
Turfgrass Care at Extension Service
A short course on large area turfgrass care and management offered by Extension Service features speakers Prof Joseph Troll and Prof Joseph Steckel from the University of Massachusetts and Dr John Harris from Waltham Field Station. Directed by Francis Mentzer Jr and held at the Extension Service Schoolhouse with sessions starting at 7:30 on March 29 and April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Joseph Troll
Joseph Steckel
University of Massachusetts
John Harris
Waltham Field Station
Francis Mentzer, Jr
Extension Service
Local Science Fair and Hobby Exhibit Draws Large Crowds
The Emerson School Auditorium hosted the annual science fair and hobby art exhibit Monday night. Families including Mr and Mrs Donald Lambert welcomed a daughter March 19 at Emerson Hospital. Several participants received certificates for their exhibits and projects amid a strong turnout.
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Donald Lambert
Schiool Street
Daniel’ Bickford
Stearns
Emerson Hosi
Qeorne School
Con T. A
Sudbury News Briefs Highlight Local Groups and Notices
The Sudbury Fairbank Education Association met with John Fitch presiding and by law copies distributed to parents and teachers for April amendments. Harold Johnson of Houghton Mifflin discussed past reading methods. The King Philip Amateur Radio Society, newly formed, installed Civil Defense equipment and opens membership to all locals. Erik Stromstedt is the contact. Town calendar updates urged by Mrs Parcla id Murtry of the League of Women Voters. Hugh Gioacchini named Shoppers World sales promotion manager. family based in Sudbury. Dog licenses due March 31. town hall hours extended March 25 evening.
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Fairbank Education Association
John Fitch
Harold Johnson
Houghton Mifflin Company
King Philip
Hugh H. Gioacchini
Shoppers’ World, Inc
Gioacchini
Scott
Sudbury
Longfellow Road
Roadways largely paved with petroleum asphalt in U S
Approximately eighty five percent of the more than one million miles of paved roads and highways in the United States are surfaced with petroleum asphalt.
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United States
Joint Session as Lions Talk Over Projects
Maynard Concord Lions clubs held a supper meeting at Twin Trees Restaurant with about 80 attendees. President Paul D. Sawyer welcomed guests. Supt Edward S. Grennan and Robert L. Carter attended. Clubs announced spring projects including a glaucoma clinic with Acton at Emerson Hospital on April 27 and May 1, and Little League involvement.
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Maynard
Concord
Maynard Lions Clubs
Twin Trees
Paul D. Sawyer
Wag
Edward S. Grennan
Massachusetts Correctional Institute
Robert L. Carter
Concord Club
Acton Club
Emerson Hospital
St Elizabeths Women's Guild Holds Regular Meeting
Sudbury parish house hosted St Elizabeths Womens Guild with president Mrs LaMonte Griswold presiding over budget approval and fair plans. Mrs Edward Herbert outlined service areas while guests from Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association and local police discussed their organizations. Hostesses included Mrs Albert Blanchard Mrs Edmund Stevens and Mrs Dexter Allen.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth’s Women’s ‘Guild
LaMonte Griswold
Edward Herbert
Laffin
Sheridan
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association
John F. McGovern
Philip Way
Albert R. Blanchard
Edmund Stevens
Dexter Allen
Kansas State Guinea Pig Colony Claims Large Breeding Stock
Kansas State University asserts it maintains one of the nation’s largest guinea pig colonies used for breeding experiments, estimating about 2 500 animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
U.S
Sudbury Bridge Warns of Six Ton Load Limit
Sudbury officials face a dated bridge risk as signs limit the span to six tons after Boston and Maine Rail Road drops maintenance funding. The measure blocks 30 ton logs and 13 ton fire equipment, forcing routing through Framaga and sparking public safety concerns.
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Sudbury
Middleke
Boston and Maine
Landham Street
Framaga
Boston and Maine Railroad
St. Imaine
Fra
Ismay
Albert Stone
Acton Board Holds Hearings At Meeting
Acton selectmen met this week with Lawrence Donnelly and Arthur W Lee present. George T Penney sought a Class 2 used car license and two utility hearings involved Boston Edison and New England Tel Tel Co for poles and wire work on Central and Newtone roads. A stop sign request on Spruce Street at Arlington Street was noted, and Fire Chief H Stuart MacGregor discussed bids for toilet, fire alarm extension, radio changeover and old school teardown at Acton Center. O Dowd and Russell Carl Baduct applications advanced. Baduct received a hawker and peddler license.
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Acton
Lawrence Donnelly
Arthur W. Lee
George T. Penney
Boston Edison
New England Tell Tel, Co
Newtone Road
Alan Pederson
Robert Greenoush
Hip
Guy Wire
Spruce Street
Arlington Street
H. Stuart MacGregor
Acton Center
Penney
Charles J. O’dowd
O'Dowd
Russell Carl
Carriers of Good Health in St Albans
Physique expert Bonnie Pruden says newspaper boys are among the toughest youths in the nation and train by delivering 50 to 100 papers daily, enduring rain sleet or snow as part of their routine.
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St. Albans
UPI
Bonnie Pruden
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