Sign project and Chapter 90 funding approved by Acton board
Acton selectmen received Marion A Hanselpacker's sign license application for a four by eight colonial design in a business zone at 274 Great Road. Planning board consideration followed. Chapter 90 funds of 14000 were approved with equal town and county contributions for Main Street and Powdermill Road, plus 1500 funds with equal local matching. The board also approved four pole erection petitions for Boston Edison and New England Telephone. A meeting with Mrs Horrocks on gravel on her father's property drew a small crowd, then was dismissed.
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Acton
Marion A. Hanselpacker
Great Road
Planning Board
P.W.D
Boston Edison
New England Telephone
Selectmen’s Office
Acton Police Entrance Exam Listing for Vacancies
Acton police department announces a written entrance examination for vacancies on a permanent intermittent basis. Applicants are invited to submit applications for future recruitment cycles and eligibility testing.
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Acton
Evening Masses for Ascension Day Listed
Concord church notices list today evening masses at St Bernard 6:30 Our Lady 7 St Irene Carlisle 7 St Elizabeth West Acton 7 30 St Bridget Maynard 7 30 Lake Boone 7 30
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
Our Lady’s
St. Irene’s
Carlisle
St. Elizabeth’s
West Acton
St. Bridget’s
Maynard
Lake Boone
Leamington Man Defends Hat Refusal in Court
In Leamington England David Nash explained he kept his hat on in court Monday because he felt his hair looked a mess. The remark drew attention as he faced a formal appearance.
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Leamington
England
UPI
David Nash
Police blotter notes vandalism and theft incidents
Concord police report rising vandalism with Box 46 false alarm a broken car windows at Graydon Smith Company. Route 2 crash injures Charles Gardner and rear impact by George Ranstrom leads to arrest. Larceny of a transistor radio recovered. two youths from a state school detained. Pedestrian injuries blamed on bicyclists violate town by law.
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Wm. J.costello
Concord
Graydon Smith Company
Acton
Charles Gardner
Cambridge
Ranstrom
Mill Dam
Sudbury DeMolay Installations And Water District Vote
Mrs Charles E Macy of Beth Page Long Island visited cousins Mr and Mrs Raymond E Boardman of Butler Road Richard J Boardman of Butler Road acted as installing service councilor at the Newton Chapter Order of DeMolay installation Saturday Sudbury Water District met Monday in Town Hall with 178 voters well over the 133 quorum All articles on the agenda were approved including new storage tank and water extensions
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Charles E. Macy
Beth Page
Long Island
Raymond E. Boardman
Butler Road
Richard J. Boardman
Newton
Order of DeMolay
Sudbury Water District
Town Hall
Glaucoma screening saves city hospital cost
Concord area Lions clubs with Emerson Hospital held a glaucoma screening for residents aged 40 plus. The eight hour clinic examined 460 people, totaling 711 since April, saving about 14220 dollars compared with standard pin eye examinations. Several cases were flagged for further care and glasses reevaluation.
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Concord
Community Hospital
Liong Clubs
Acton
Maynard
Emerson Hospital
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County
Main Street
Powdermill
Blandin
Telat
Framingham Uta
Turday
LE Parade
Kodak Film
Toyo
ANON
Denier
Mel Case
Bau
Boy EM
Nourse
Seaman
Gulf
George Ranstrom
Boston
U. S
Sudbury
David T. Ellis
Bedford
Northeastern University
Recgj
Harvey S. Miller
Northeastern
University Alumni Association
Ers
Glaucom
Fee
Robert J. Fr
Edward
Loretta Fay
Kelley
Wefal
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