Recreation Commission sets warrant items and project plans
The October meeting covered warrant articles due by November 1 and a decision to improve existing facilities rather than acquire land. The group discussed tennis court additions, site investigations, and materials for construction while noting Gardner field leveling and seeding this fall. The 1962 playground program served 4 000 children and needs expansion for ages 10 to 15. The 1963 budget is due November 9 and residents are invited to contribute. William Phillips chairs. next meeting is November 13.
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Aston
Recreation Commission
Tennis Association
Main Street
Gardner Field
West Acton
Wiliam Phillips
Boys Earn Awards At Cub Pack 33 Meeting
At Cub Pack 33 in South Acton Den 8 members John McIntosh and Thomas Gibbons led awards with McIntosh winning the space derby and Gibbons runner up. About 45 scouts received pins and badges from Cubmaster Richard Deane and Assistant Cubmaster Lee Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
David Christmas
Neil Prentice
Curtis White
William Smorczewski
Douglas Williams
Jeffrey Curtis
William Bunting
Hill Palmer
Gary Forrest
Gregory Carroll
Johnathan Westcott
John Dana Hinckley
David Kroon
Denner
Thomas Stanford
Robert Caldwell
Den
4-H Achievement Rally Tonight At Maynard Auditorium
Public urged to attend as Maynard hosts 4 H Achievement Rally at George Washington Auditorium at 7 pm. Awards for completed projects will be handed to girls and boys, with group singing, skits, and pins. Exhibits and project booklets available, with new clubs starting November 1. local leaders listed and contact provided for prospective 4 H leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Auditorium
Maynard
Panama Gains Perpetual Sovereignty Over Canal Zone
The World Almanac states Panama granted the United States perpetual sovereignty over the Canal Zone in 1903, eleven years before the opening of the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Installation of Officers for Our Lady of Indulgence Society
Maynard installs new officers Sunday at 3 p.m. in Knights of Columbus hall. Sally Falcucci named president with Eva Russo vice president and several other officers listed. Guests include clergy from local parishes and leaders from Italian American organizations. Mary Shubert will play Ave Maria on organ. Kay Colombo oversees refreshments.
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Maynard
Our Lady of Indulgence Society
Knights of Columbus
Sally Falcucci
Eva Russo
Philomena Casstrechini
Helen Mascach
Mary Puimilleretepur Ay
Barilone
Rose Caroota
Betty Ew
Dea
Victore
Jennie Greene
Gina Barouto
Frank C. Sheridan
Maynard Selectmen
Maynard Grange
American ’ Italian Social Club
St. Anthony Society
Mutual Aid Society
St. John the Baptist Society
Sons of Italy of Concord
Our Lady of Indulgence Society of
Belmont
St. Rocco de Natick
Sudbury Orchestra
Mary Shubert
Daniel Lattucca
Kay Colombo
Fashion Show Dazzles At Acton Roxborough High
West Acton Woman's Club staged its annual fashion show at Acton Roxborough Regional High School drawing more than 350 attendees. Co chairs Roberta Bower and Bee Newman led meticulous prep. The event showcased dawn to dusk outfits from tweeds to brocades with red as a season color and royal blue tweed suit as a writer favorite. Jewelry from Home Gift Shop complemented the looks along with Ber niece hair styling. Designers included A C Flagg and Son Apparel Shop E V E Shop Tweed Shop Mad Hatter and Concord Bootery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Acton- Roxborough Regional High School
Roberta Bower
Bee Newman
Bernice
Acton Center Hiad
A. C. Flagg & Son
Apparel
E. V. E. Shop
Tweed Shop
Mad Hatter
Concord Bootery
Lent Endorses Overhead Lines Boon To Town
Maynard-Donald A. Lent, superintendent of public works, endorsed Tuesday night the Boston Edison Company's plan to string a high tension line through the area. He said the line would provide Maynard with a more reliable electricity source, adding the town would gain two potential power supplies once the line is in place. He warned against causing a situation where the company cannot afford to extend lines and the area loses power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Donald A. Lent
Boston Edison Company
Concord
Dust allergy a common risk for homemakers
Dust allergy affects hundreds of thousands of American homemakers yearly, with symptoms resembling hay fever and potential for chronic respiratory trouble. Relief often comes from desensitization injections combined with other treatments.
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DUSTY
New York
UPI
The
Allergy Foundation of America
Manosh Anniversary Observed at Stow Home
Stow residents Stow Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manosh celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at home on Hiley Brook Road Thursday. About 70 guests from Acton Boxborough Concord Maynard Sudbury Littleton and nearby towns attended the surprise party hosted by their children Marilyn Kenneth and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Kenneth Manosh
Hiley Brook Road
Marilyn
Kenneth
Lawrence
Russell Warren
Littleton
Manosh
Nashua
N. H
Jeanne Lawrence
West Concord
Ken
Amoco
Jonathan Price
Boxborough
Acton
Concord
Maynard
Sudbury
Maynard Selectmen Cancel Business Licenses and Seek Election Workers
Maynard selectmen canceled permits for Harold E Footer and Detra Sporting Goods as the businesses are no longer in operation. They notified owners to pick up and pay permits and appointed several residents as election workers for the November 6 state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard — Selectmen
Harold E. Footer
Nasonstret
Maynard Coinamatic Laundry
Edward J. Milule
Theodore J. Cuff
Detra Sporting Goods
Main Street
Ton Jr
Sudbury
Sam
Polly Wade
Acton Street
Board of Appeals
Selectmen
Catherine Lydon
206
Irving Berg
Maynard Industrial Park
Mass
Eleanor Jones
Madaline Lukashuk
Democratic Town Committee
Edmund Beebe
Republican Town Committee
Pauline Foley
New compact anesthesia instrument announced by UT doctor
Memphis reporting that Dr. William H. L. Cornette of the University of Tennessee College of Medicine unveils a compact electronic anesthesia inducer. The device, conceived as early as 1910 and tested about a year ago, will soon be commercially produced and marketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
UPI
William H. L. Cornette
Division of
Historical Group to Meet November in Town Hall
Maynard Maynard Historic Society will hold a meeting November 11 at 2 30 p m in the town hall with potential new members invited. The club plans future gatherings on various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard — Maynard
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Government savings drive urges citizens to purchase U S Savings Bonds to support national programs. Public notices highlight security, liquidity, and tax advantages as incentives for all age groups to participate.
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U. S
C Y O To Install Officers Sunday Activities Planned
West Concord Our Lady of CY O will install row officers Sunday July 30 at 7 30 p m public welcome. Rev Michael J Regan to officiate. Winners include Peter Kilmerum president Margeret Windheim vice president Dorothy Ann McMill William Plinech treasurer John Devlin delegate. Regular meetings set for 3 oclock mass on third Sunday monthly with collation speaker and social activities planned including bowling skiing trip dance and retreat.
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West Concord
Our Tildy’s CY. O
Pev
Michael J. Regam
National Catholic Youth
Eek
Pace Indy
Peter Kilmerum
Margeret’ Windheim
Dorothy
Ann McMilly
William Plineh
John Devlin
Sale in Wayland Parish Saturday at First Party
The Women's Alliance of the church will hold a sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the First Parish location. Articles for sale include furniture and a table of books. Coffee and doughnuts will be served at the snack table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirst
Women’s Alliance of the Church
Concord Police Blotter Details Youths’ Halloween Pranks
Concord police report ongoing pumpkin throwing by youths leading Chief Finan to seek suspensions of three more young drivers licenses. The blotter recalls football and rough play at Concord-Carlisle High, a head injury to a Carlisle resident, two break ins, a fingerprint record, and a motor vehicle case against Arthur Maslen. Patrols also corral a roaming horse near Riverdale, returning it to Victory Lane Stables.
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Concord
James E. Finan
Registry of
Motor Vehicles
Concord-Carlisle
Carlisle
Houdini
Emerson Hospital
C.C.H.S
Bristers Hill Road
Paul Landini
John Foster
Main Street
Leonard Wetherbee
Arthur G. Maslen
Lincoln
Otis M. Whitney
Ralph Thilleen
Riverdale
Critter
Victory Lee Stables
Wittence
Talent Night at Evangelical Free Church
Saturday the Evangelical Free Church hosts a Talent Night at 7 30 with refreshments. Sunday Rev Robert Westa begins as pastor and will preach at 11 00. Midweek services are Wednesdays at 7 30 and youths meet Sundays at 5 30.
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Evangelical Free Church
Robert Westa
Stundays
Seminar Brings Brain Washing Tie Weapons Topic
A senior seminar for high school students will meet at 11 o clock Sunday at Trinity Church Library. John S. Beale leads the session titled Brain Washing Tie Weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Trinity Church
Johnn S. Beale
Maynard Funeral Services for Miss F. Heenm Young
Funeral services were held Sunday at W Alice Funeral Home for Miss F Young of Maynard aged 78. Rev Orville Ul lom officiated. Burial followed in Glenwood cemetery. Born in West Newton she lived in Maynard three years and was widow of a Mizpah Rebekah Lodge member. Surviving sister Mrs Georgette Whalen of Marshfield. Died Thursday night at North River Nursing Home Pembroke.
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Maynard
F. Heenm T Young
Main Street
Young
North River Nursing
Pembroke
Funeral services for Eleanor E. Quinn held at St. Bridget's
Funeral services for Eleanor E. Quinn, 51, of Thompson Street, were conducted Friday at Sheehan & White Funeral Home and St. Bridget's Church. Rev. Callahan celebrated the mass, with Rev. Murphy and Rev. Haddad assisting. Burial followed in St. Bridget's Cemetery with bearers Anthony Sebastyn Lawrence Quinn Francis Quinn Jr. and others from Maynard and Marlboro.
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St. Bridget's Cemetery
Haddad
Mr. Murphy
Anthony Sebastyn
Lawrence Quinn
Francis Quinn, Jr
Maynard
Raymond LaVallee
Earl Lane
Marlboro
Alma P. Helin dies at 87 in Maynard
Alma P. Helin 87 longtime Maynard resident died Monday at home after a long illness. Born in Kivijarvi Finland she lived in Maynard for years. Survived by daughter Maynard Mrs. Olga Aho of Wilmington California nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Alma P. Helin Maynard
Alma D
Paananen) Helin
Florida Road
Kivijaarvi
Finland
Mayles Helin
Maynard
Reina Helin
Mamaroneck
New York
Olga Aho
Wilmington
California
Claanen
Place names and church honor a Concord obituary
Elizabeth Flavin of Concord passes after illness at Lexington road. Native of Concord, she is predeceased by Flav J Esther White and survived by four sisters Mary Esther Margaret Co Ann E, and three brothers William George Edward plus nephews. Services at Joseph Dee & Son funeral home with solemn high mass at 9 tomorrow. Calling hours today 2 to 5 and 7 to 10.
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Elizabeth Flavin
Concord
Plavin
Lexington
Flav J
Esther (White
Ie Bernard's Church
Mary A
Esther G
Margaret. Co
Ann E
William P
George F
Edward
Belmont
Joseph Dee & Son
Memorial services for renowned mining engineer Henry D Smith
Henry DeWitt Smith 74 of New York City died Sunday at McLean Hospital Belmont. Private memorials were held at First Parish Church Lincoln Tuesday with burial in Nantucket. Survivors include son C DeWitt Smith Lincoln two daughters and a sister. MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home Concord handled arrangements.
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Henry Dew
Smith Lincoln
First Parish
Henry DeWitt Smith
New York City
Charles Marvin Styron
Nantucket
Smith
McLean Hospital
Belmont
Plainsville
Conna Aenean Survivors
C. DeWitt Smith
Lincoln
MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Concord
Washington University to establish Jewish professorship
Washington University and the American Jewish Committee announce the establishment of a professorship in Jewish literature and Hebrew at the university. The program aims to advance Jewish studies and language scholarship within the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
UPI
Washington University
American Jewish Committee
Iim
Obituary: Minnie K Maynard Passes Away in Ey tal
Minnie K Maynard aged 21 died Tuesday in Ey tal after an illness. She was a native of Finland and had lived here forty years. Survived by a daughter Rawn Maynard, a son Andrew Ketola, a sister Mrs Varinen of Finland, and other relatives. Member of Church of New H. Funeral at 2 PM from the Funeral Home with burial in Wesley Cemetery. Calling hours 3 to 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie K. Maynard
Mtstola
Mass obituary for Maynard 69 at Dartmouth terrace
Rudolph Maynard 69 of 1 Dartmouth Terrace died yesterday in Massachusetts. A retired woolen mills worker, he lived in the town previously with his daughter Kansaniva and other relatives. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Trombly Funeral Home. Interment in Glen Maynard lot with Eino Hamalainen listed among mourners.
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Rudolph Maynard
Dartmouth
Mass.tal
Spving
Mina
Finland
Kansaniva
Eino Hamalainen
Glen Maynard
Harland Sudbury-H Banks obituary notice
Harland Sudbury-H Banks 66 of Framingham died Saturday in Scotia. He was a World RAF veteran and founder of a company known for operating on ham for years. Surviving relatives and details of services are incomplete in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Sudbury
H Banks
Framingham
Scotia
RAF
Ham
Mrs Helin Dies in Florida With Funeral Thursday
Mrs. Helin from Florida died Monday. Funeral services are Thursday afternoon at Maynard. Calling hours at the funeral home are from 7 to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helin
Florida
Maynard
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Maynard Rod and Gun Club
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Dean Hughes
University of Chicago
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Brandeis Unversity
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