Old Time Value Day Prizes Noted in Sudbury Winners
Sudbury winners of Old Time Value Day prizes announced last week include Hill Jewelers a four piece coffee set to Marge Powers 207 Pratt Road Waltham Savings Bank a 25 gift to George Chiri gotis 23 Bodwell Avenue Lowell a painting to Bruce Quirk Mossman Road from Twin Maps restaurant Sudbury Drug a train doll set to Mrs Cyril Rondant Village Road a ham from S S Pierre to Elizabeth Reggio 12 Carling Road Framingham Sudbury Lunch Sudbury Flower Shop prize a giant rubber plant went to Cornman and a 25 gift certificate from Millbrook Gift Shop awarded to J L Plender Stub Toe Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Hill Jewelers
Marge “Owers
Pratt Mulroad
Waltham Savings Bank
George ‘Chirigotis
Bodwell Avenue
Lowell
Bruce Quirk
Mossman Road
Twin Mapies
Sudbury Drug
Gloucester Inmate Breaks Piggery Escape at ICOC
Gloucester inmate Roger Curcuru, 23, fled a piggery detail at the Massachusetts Institute of Correction in West Concord on Thursday. He was found missing during a routine check at 1 p.m. and recaptured three hours later on Nagog Hill Road in Acton by State Trooper Mario Indorado. Back in custody, Curcuru faces escape charges in Superior Court. He previously served time for assault to rob and was paroled in 1959 before returning this year after parole violation. He is described as 6'5" and 252 pounds.
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West Concord
Massachusetts Institute of Correction
Roger W. Curcuru
Wheeler Street
Gloucester
Mario Indorado
Nagog Hill
Acton
Reformatory
Edward S. Grennan
Curcuru
Essex Superior Court
Methodist Church Meetings And New Members Listed
Weekly activities include a New Testament Class at 9 30 a.m. and 8 p m on Thursdays. New members Mr and Mrs Carl Drewry and Mr and Mrs Frank Abernathy joined Sunday. Junior High MYFers attended the district rally in Milford with Steve Fowler Richard Neumeier Wayne Spiller Peter Goranson Kippy Hartmann Jill De Wallace Nancy Ailene Neumeier and Claudia Cushing. Woman's Society of Christian Service members attended Quiet Day at the Shrewsbury church: Mrs Rodney Hadley Mrs L Roy Hawes Mrs Roland Polhamus Mrs Nathan Goudy and Miss Hilda Olgivie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Methodist Church
Carl Drewry
iMr
Frank Abernathy
MYF
Milford
Steve Fowler
Richard Neumeier
Wayne Spiller
Peter Goranson
Kippy Hartmann
Jill de Wallace
Nancy Allen
Victoria Neumeier
Claudia Cushing
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Shrewsbury Church
Rodney Hadley
L. Roy Hawes
Roland Polhamus
Nathan Goudy
Hilda Olgivie
Sudbury Circle Plans Dessert Meeting and Open Square Dance
Sudbury Circle 1 Women’s Fellowship at Memorial Congregational meets Nov 10 at 1 30 in Mrs T Eugene Ellis home 32 Old Lancaster Road with book reviews by Florence Fisher and Genevieve Haven. Devotions led by Mrs Richard Burches. Sudoury Singers host an open square dance Saturday at Methodist Parish Hall at 8 p.m. Everyone invited.
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Women’s Fellowship
Memorial Congregational
T. Eugene Ellis
Old
Lancaster Road
Florence Fisher
Genevieve Haven
Richard Burches
Sudoury Singers
Methodist Parish
Perley Couple Welcome Daughter Ocv 22 at Emerson’s
Concord report says Mr and Mrs David Perley of Old Road Nine Acre corner welcomed a daughter born October 22 at Emerson Hospital. Mr Perley serves as town engineer.
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David Perley
Old Road
Emerson’ Hospital
Perley
New Presbyterian Church Organized in Sudbury with Services
The Synod of New England appointed Rev. A William Simmerman to organize a new United Presbyterian Church in Sudbury Mass. Martha Mary Chapel near Wayside Inn hosts Sunday services at 11 am with nursery care. Simmerman plans to base his home at 4 Codjer Lane and invites area residents to participate with a contact at Hilltop 3 2692.
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New Presbyterian Church
Sudbury
Martha-Mary
United Presbyterian
Comity Committee of
Mass. Council of Churches
Synod of New England
William Simmerman
Ross Community United
Rev. Simmerman
Codjer Lane
Enterprise
Call Hilltop
Simmerman
New Jersey
U. S. Air Force
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Reformed Episcopal Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
South Argyle United Presbyterian Church
Greenwich
Ross Community
Boy Scouts
Alaska Coast Film Shown by Concord Rotarians
Concord Rotarians viewed a colored sound picture of an Alaska coast trip presented by George F. Rohan at Howard Johnsons. The expedition featured two couples in a 24 foot cabin cruiser, gliding past glaciers and icebergs with notable scenery and fishing. Officials and visitors from Bedford Southboro and Vancouver attended.
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Alaskan
Howard Johnson’s
George IF. Rohan
Thomas J. Byron
Rojland Priest
Rene DuBerger
Clayton Mersereau
Charles R. Voigt
Bedford
William K. Walters
Southboro
John K.damon
Vancouver
B. C
Col. W.bruce Pirnie
Boston
A. Glenn Simm
Richard Brown
Bud” Chapman
Sudbury Expands Polling Space For Election Day
Sudbury voters will cast ballots at Center School Auditorium from 6 30 a m to 8 p m with 58 booths and three alphabetically marked entrances. Town Clerk Lawrence B Tighe expects about 90 percent turnout among 3715 registered voters and urges voting during the day.
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Sudbury
Center School
Lawrence B. Tighe
Local youth accepted at Cambridge School of Radio and Television
Maynard Davidson Glazier 30 Acton Street has been accepted at Cambridge School of Radio and Television Broadcasting Boston. A 1960 Maynard High graduate he enters the day program in sportscasting newscasting staff announcing production and sales with instruction from New England radio and television professionals. The school placement service will aid in finding a position after training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
David S. Glazier
Acton Street
Cambridge School of Radio and Television Broadcasting
Boston
Glazier
Maynard High
Cambridge
New England
Rooney Re-Elected President of State School Psychologists
Dr. Rooney of Watertown re-elected president of the Massachusetts School Psychologists Association at its annual meeting held Saturday at Fernald School in Waltham. He is attached to the Watertown school system.
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Rooney
Lincoln
E. Donlon Rooney
Mass. School Physhologist Association
Fernald School
Waltham
Watertown
Bank Exhibit Promotes Rock and Mineral Education
A Concord Co operative Bank display features minerals and gems with labels explaining identification locations and modern uses. Gordon H. Ogilvie showed samples including fool’s gold and real gold to illustrate distinguishing real from pyrite as visitors study the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Concord Co-operative Bank
Bank
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Grange Meeting Set For Thursday at Elks Hall
Maynard Grange and P of H No 340 plan a meeting Thursday at Elks Hall with an 8 o'clock installation. Visiting officers to preside. A delegation attended the State Grange convention in Worcester last week, highlighting the sixth degree with 15 candidates.
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Maynard
Grange
P of H
Elks Hall
Worchester
Acton Garden Club Meets At 1 30 Pm At Cen ter Clubhouse
The Acton Garden Club gathers this afternoon at 1 30 at the Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse. Speaker Allen H Morgan Wayland discusses attracting birds to your garden.
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Acton Garden Club
Acton Center Woman’s Clubhouse
Allen H. Morgan Wayland
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Public notice urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial move. Ad highlights safety, small investments, and government backing to encourage participation across households and communities.
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NVEST
U. S
Stewardship Sunday Observed at Church of Good Shepherd
Stewardship Sunday will be observed at the Church of Good Shepherd Episcopal on November 6. The notice notes a series of new arrivals to Emerson Hospital and local births, including a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Kivikoski on October 18 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Lank on October 23 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Lundeen on October 23. Patrolman John V Gregory graduated from the Massachusetts State Police Training School at Framingham on a recent Saturday, becoming the fifth officer from the local force to complete the program.
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Church of Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Emerson Hospital
Pail Kivikoski
Main’ Street
Ellsworth Lank
Martin Street
David Lundeen
Nashoba
John V. Gregory
Mass
Framingham
Stow County Fire Relief Event Honors Local Winners
A charity fire relief event sponsored by the Sun Police Relief Association at Stow gathered residents and 44 visitors for prizes and music. Top prize went to Charter Littleton, with other winners including Nelson, Tollerton, Alfred Annet, and Mrs. Jean Fenel. proceeds supported the charity.
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Stow
Neaps
Sun Police
Ascon
Stow Country
Littleton
Crowel
Nelson
Tleton
Alfred Annet
Jean Fenel
Belsen
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Charles W. OL
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Cedar St
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