Local Officials Consider Police Regulation Near Station
Wylie Pugsley and others appeared as the board of selectmen discussed enforcement near the station. John Sokolowski noted hours of patrol and the need to investigate audible violations. A special police officer was named, with 289 Great Road mentioned for a Class 2 site and bids for a resuscitator discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Pugsley
Stow
John Sokolowski
Ter
L. Pugsley Pugsley
Roblett
Sense
Ole
Nney
Charles J.et
Great Road
Odson Fire
Emerson
Petunia Tour Visits Historic Homes in Acton
Acton Seven local historic homes will be visited on Thursday May 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The tour begins at Mrs Warren Custance’s Main Street home where plants will be sold. Proceeds support the civic planting program by Acton Garden Club with volunteers including Mrs Howard MacDonald and several chairwomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Warren. Custance
Howard MacDonald
Albert Jenks
Albert Wunderly
Perry
Thomas Park
Gerald Leone
Acton Garden ‘Club
Hale High Grads Planning Reunion at Stow Acres
Hale High School alumni are invited to a reunion at Stow Acres Country Club on May 28. A social hour begins at 6 p.m. with registration, buffet at 7, and dancing until midnight. reservations due by May 26 to Miss Hazel C. Moore, corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale High
Stow Acres Country Club
Hazel C. Moore
Return of Louise Audette couple from Florida and North Carolina trip
West Concord Mr and Mrs Louise E Audette of 513 Main street have come home after a four month vacation. They spent three months in Florida and one in Camp Lejeune North Carolina visiting their son in law Sergeant William G O'Brien and daughter. Sergt O'Brien now manages two 18 hole golf courses at the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Louise E. Audette
Main Street
Florida
Canalp Lejeune
N. C
William G. ‘O’brien
Sergt. O’brien
GS Neighborhood Meeting in Sudbury on Tuesday
Final spring meeting of the Girl Scout Neighborhood will be held Tuesday, 19 to 12:30 at Camp Clara Ecke behind the library. Mary Kay Grebe and Elizabeth Newton will demonstrate outdoor cookery while Mrs. Truman Jackson's troop 74 serves dessert and coffee. If rainy, the meeting will be postponed to the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Clara Ecke
Bay Path Council
Mary Kay Grebe
Elizabeth Newton
Truman Jackson
Troop 74
Two Arraigned in District Court
Acton Marshall Field of Cambridge was arraigned for speeding on April 17 Route 2A at 5 pm. He paid $5 expenses after pleading not guilty. Earl J Lizotte of Maynard faced two complaints on April 24 Main Street at 11 pm for drunkenness and operating under the influence. he pleaded guilty to both and received a $50 fine. Judge Pierre A Northrup presided. Patrolman Robert A Bartlett testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Marshall Field
Cambridge
Earl J. Lizotte
Maynard
Main Street
Pierre A. Northrup
Robert A. Bartlett
Concord Sudbury Line Preambulated By Town Leaders
Concord Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson with Selectmen John B. Finigan Harold C. Smith and John K. Damon Sudbury Town Engineer George White and Sudbury Board of Selectmen Francis W. Trussell Lawrence B. Tighe and Marvey N. Fairbank preambulated the Concord Sudbury line. This five year procedure sets the date as the oldest town Concord marks.
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Sudbury
Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
John B. Finigan
Harold C. Smith
John K. Damon
George White
Sudbury Board of
Francis W. Trussell
Lawrence B. Tighe
Marvey N. Fairbank
Stow Scotsman entertains Lions at club meeting
Stow Scots-Canadian Concord-Malcolm Davies entertained Lions Club members at Howard Johnsons after supper. He demonstrated bagpipes and told stories as John Brown introduced him. President Robert L. Carter presided while a directors meeting elected officers. A report noted a successful General Radio chorus concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Malcolm Davies
Stow
Lions Club
Howard Johnson’s
John Brown
Robert L. Carter
Glee Club
General Radio Chorus
Station Wagon Swamps Boat in Coosa River Incident
John Lewis backed his station wagon toward rising water hoping to free his 17 foot outboard. The boat and the car slid into the Coosa River. Lewis swam to safety after the plunge.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
John
Lewis
Coosa River
Police Blotter Reports Street’s High Accident Rate
Concord Sudbury road sees frequent crashes as Salvatore J. Garcia loses control on a 243 foot skid. A three car Route 2 crash ties traffic. a man found unconscious is revived after car heat reaches eighty degrees. Miss Glenna Lantz aids a would be passer by until breathing returns. He admits drinking too much. icing tip not relevant to incident. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Costello
Concord
Sudbury Road
Enid Kerman
Salvatore J. Carcia
Pearl Street
Somerville
Fairhaven Road
Emerson Hospital
Glenna Lantz
Crest Street
Miss
Sudbury Little League Jets Edge Comets 10-2
Sudbury Little League action Monday night saw the Jets defeat Hill Jewelers Comets 10-2 behind Brian Rafferty steady pitching. Wayne Spiller starred both at bat and in the field as the Jets pulled away late and kept pressure on the Comets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Super Market Jets
Hill Jeéweler
Comets
Brian Rafferty
Jets
Wayne Spiller
Jet
Young Rafferty
Renny Ide
Myron Siegars
Ralph Feldes
Sudbury Drug Hawks
Ricky Maurer
Raytheon Sabres
Feldes
Hoopers Hardware Darts
Arrows
Hawks
Jackie Mercury
Billy Skog
Darts
Local Skin Diver Aids River Rescue
Skin diver Carlisle Norman Adrian of Maple Street assisted Capt. Dan Gauthner of the Natick Fire Dept in the Sudbury River search for the body of two year old Coleen Shea of Leicester who drowned on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Norman Adrian
Maple Street
Dan Gauthner
Natick Fire Dept
Coleen Shea
Leicester
Sudbury River
Sudbury Alumni Banquet Held at Lexington Inn
John Childs attended the Williston alumni banquet last Wednesday at Lexington Inn. Troop 60 Boy Scouts will collect newspapers next Saturday and May 21 to fund gear, with residents urged to bundle papers and magazines for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Childs
Sudbury
Woman's Alliance Luncheon at First Parish Marks May Day Theme
The Woman's Alliance of First Parish met at the church for luncheon and a May Day themed gathering with colorful baskets. Mrs. Thomas Hutchby presided as volunteers are invited to help at Sudbury church and parsonage over the next two Saturdays, with a bake sale planned at the Sudbury Shopping Center next weekend starting at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Alliance of First Parish
Thomas Hutchby
Sudbury
Woman’s ‘Association of Memorial Congregational Church
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Robert Boole
General Radio Company
Boeing Aircraft Company
Convair
Division of
General Dynamics
General Electric Company
IBM Corporation
National Bureau of Standards
Brucewood Road
Stow Scotchman
Francis G. Powers
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Ronet
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WELCH
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Au Gratiri
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