Troning Made Easier Available At Extension Service
Copies of Troning Made Easier by the Cooperative Extension Service offer tips to simplify ironing and change habits. Verda Dale explains how fabric and garment type affect methods while describing a quick three-turn approach for a man’s shirt. Free on request from the home department. Tata, Paul Bowser’s trotting mare, sets a 2 03 4 record at Rockingham Park.
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Anna C. Carey
Cooperative Extension Service
Verda Dale
New
Home Department
Everett Street
Paul Bowser
Tata
Womld
Rockingham Ark
Maynard Selectmen Review Permits and Notices
The board received an application to build a new home on Lots 1 and 2 Fairfield Street from Armas Kanganapaa and approved it. A rubbish dump permit from Ralph N. Yetten Jr. doing business as Hilltop Disposal Service was approved after Supt. Donald Lent’s endorsement. A junk license renewal was granted to Bruce Warilla of 82 Summer Street. The board noted a Health Department letter from the US Interior Fish and Wildlife Service on rodent control and voted to send a reply. They also scheduled a meeting with Maynard Industries Committee for Tuesday at 7 30 p m and thanked several towns for building code copies.
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Maynard
Board of Health
U. S. Department of Interior, Fish & Wildlife Service
Maynard Industries Committee
Maynard Selectmen
Weston
Lexington
Sudbury
Lincoln
Bedford
Acton
Wayland
Concord
New Residents Welcomed in Concord by Welcome Wagon
Concord welcomes four new families: Robin and wife with a Cambridge origin now at Sperry Rand. Richard and wife from Littleton with a son and daughter, he partners in Price Landscaping. Paul Malcolm and wife from Kentucky, he a card order technician at IBM. Steven and wife from Norwich Vermont with a 17 month old daughter, he an assistant administrator at Emerson Hospital.
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Concord
Betty Oleson
Robin Esch
Cambridge
Sperry*Rand
Richard Price
Littleton
Price
Price Landscaping
Paul Malcolm
Kentucky
Steven Holmes
Norwich
Emerson Hospital
Elks To Observe Mothers Day And Meet Monday
Maynard Lodge No. 1168 plans its 684th meeting on Monday May 14 at 8 pm in BPOE Hall Exalted Ruler Dallas Benham to preside and discuss Flag Day June 14 A Mothers Day program is set for Sunday at 11 am with strong attendance urged The May 24 smoker date is noted Littleton Westford Lodge officers were installed with Maynard members winning three of four prizes
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Maynard
Maynard Lodge of Elks
B. P
Littleton- Westford Lodge
Couple Welcomes Birth of Son Stanley B. Chapman III
Mr and Mrs Stan ley B Chapman announce the birth of a son Stanley B Chapman III on April 27 at Fort Dev ens US Army Hospital. Maternal grandparents Leon E Waterbury Lyme Center NH. paternal grandparents Stanley B Chapman 50 Acton St. Maternal great grandparents B O Litchfield Cartmel Cal and Louis Waterbury Nor walk Conn. paternal great grandparents Carl F Chapman Sr Province town.
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Maynard
Stanley B. Chapman
Florida Road
Stanley B
U.S. Army Hospital
Fort Devens
Leon E. Waterbury
Lyme Center
N.H
Acton Street
B. O. Litchfield
Cartmel
Cal
Louis Waterbury
Norwalk
Conn
Carl F. Chapman
Provincetown
Noisy roads prove safer with rumble strip warnings
The AAA reports rumble strips, marking a shift from smooth tire hum to a distinct tone near hazards, improve driver alertness to visual signs and reduce accidents.
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AAA
Levinson urges job before housing move to curb discrimination
Dr. Harry Levinson, a clinical psychologist, told Concord Fair Housing Practices Committee that small group plans beat charts in reducing housing discrimination. He argued a Negro should have a job before moving into a town, to uplift culture and economy, noting Massachusetts’ 58 percent Black population rise with few Black sergeants or welfare personnel. Levinson, visiting MIT lecturer, lives at 7 The Valley Road and serves on the Kansas Advisory Committee of the U S Civil Rights Commission.
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Concord
Concord Fair Housing Practices Committee
Concord-Carlisle High School
Harry Levinson
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Kans
Massachusetts
The
Valley Road
Levinson
Kansas Advisory
Clergy Members Discuss World Council Appointment
Rev. William H. Clark of Trinity Church and Rev. Thomas W. Gibbs of Holy Cross Church share details of their involvement with the world council of churches. Gibbs formerly served as a seminary assistant while studying at the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Cambridge.
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William H. Clark
Trinity Church
World Council of Churches
Thomas W. Gibbs
Holy Cross Church
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
Father Gibbs
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Fourteen 4H dairy members begin 1962 judging tour
About 50 Middlesex County 4H dairy project members leaders and parents meet at Townsend Morgan Holstein Farm Boston for a day long state judging tour visiting three or four farms. Judges will evaluate Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys and Ayrshires at stops including Townsend Morgan Holstein Farm Clinton Chedco Farm and Burkehurst Farm with Stanley G Wright officiating.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Townshend
Morgan-Holstein Farm
Boston
Townsend Morgan-Holstein Farm
Chedco
Clinton
Guernseys
Burkehurst
Lancaster
Jerseys
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Harvard Trust
Belis
Johnson
Nanson St. Maynard
Town Hall
Hardwick
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
Post
SuDbury, Mass
John Kuleisus
Joseph Mullin
Pamela Farrell
Janet Lankiewicz
Robert Whitney
David McGuire
ALCOA
Taylor
Home Improvement Co
Boston Post Rd
Hilltop
Dr. Levinson
Committee of the
United States Civil Rights Commission
Union Church
Thoreau School
Alden Fletcher
Russell Hatch
Ruth Jaffey
Channel 5
Whdh - TV
Ruth D. Wallin
A&p
West Concord
Otto
Stow, Mass
Cord
Lewandogs
Thoreau Street
Boston Farm
Dairy Circle
Bers
Sherborn
Stow
Drasut
Shirley
Townseng
American i Lines
Hawai
Jone Kong
Travel
Sudbury Road
South Middlesex
Concord St
Framingham
Raytheon
Breviewt
Personnel Department Rat Company, Missile & Space Division
Boston Post Road
Massach
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