Maynard plant hosts second Open House since 1953 founding
The Maynard Bradley Sun Division opened its doors on a Saturday visit that drew about 550 people including employees families and friends. Guests from England Benya Venezuela and New Zealand joined as production lines labs offices and maintenance areas were toured. A film explained the high speed polyethylene packaging industry and officials praised Maynard's economic comeback and diversified industry presence.
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Maynard
Bradley Sun Division
American Can Company
Bradley Piam
Vid Assabet Wooen
Evangelical Candy Cane Fair Set for November 18
Acton Evangelical Congregational Church members plan a Candy Cane Fair at the church on November 18. The event starts at 10 a.m. with coffee and features aprons, plants, toys, Christmas decorations, and handmade items. A visit from Santa Claus is planned for children.
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Evangelical Plan
Acton
Evangelical Congregational Church
Santa Claus
Fourth Degree Members Meet in Newton Highlands
Concord-Local members of the Fourth Degree attended the monthly Crozier Council gathering in Newton Highlands on a Tuesday evening. A communion breakfast was announced for January 21 and plans are underway for the annual Awards Dinner.
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Concord
Gov. David Walsh Assembly
Fourth Degree
Crozier
Newton Highlands
Buddy Dog Shelter Wins Sudbury Zoning Victory
The Sudbury Board of Appeals granted a unanimous approval for the Buddy Dog Humane Society to construct and operate a charitable kennel on Water Row. The plan calls for spring construction on about one acre donated by Harry Rice, with Alfred W. Harper noting the project will shelter dogs until homes are found and serve as a model for similar shelters statewide.
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Sudbury
Buddy Dog Humane Society
Sudbury Board of Appeals
Water Row
Harry Rice
National Humane Sociecie
Alfred W. Harper
Harper
Commonwealth
Beacon Hill Open Houses Offer Beacon Hill Tour Saturday
Concord seeks grey ladies volunteers for Bedford Veterans Administration and Fort Devens hospitals with training available. Sudbury hosts Beacon Hill open houses sponsored by the Women's City Club Saturday 10 am to 5 pm offering interior views of notable houses on Louisburg Square and nearby streets. Tickets at Women’s City Club 40 Beacon Street.
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Concord
Bedford Veterans Administration
Fort Devens
Red Cross
Charles Packard
Concord Red Cross
C. B. Packard
Packard
Sudbury
Beacon Hill
Ihs
Women’s City Club of
Boston
Louisburg Square
Bulfinch
Berton
China
Acorn Street
Women's City Club
Beacon Street
Women’s City Club
Herbert Atkinson
Melvin Guptill
Club Sponsors Saturday Dances at Acton Woman's Club
Acton Woman's Club members met at the clubhouse for a coffee hour and announced a series of Saturday evening dances for adults. The monthly dances will begin this Saturday, with non members welcome to enjoy an evening of dancing to taped music and refreshments.
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Acton
Acton Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Ghosts and Goblins Hold Church Halloween Party
At the Evangelical Congregational Church the religious education building hosts a Halloween event for children and youth. Kindergarten to sixth grade sessions run in staggered times from 10 30 a m to 8 45 pm with a joint junior and senior fellowship Halloween closing from 8 to 10.
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Acton
Ghosts and Goblins
Evangelical Congregational Church
Hallowe'en
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A brief public notice urges residents to invest in U S Savings Bonds, highlighting the program as a patriotic and affordable way to support national finance and personal savings. It emphasizes the simplicity of purchase and the potential for reliable returns.
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U.S
Carlisle Grange whist party hosts first in series
Carlisle Grange No. 402 sponsored a whist party at the hall last evening. The Grange announces a rummage sale for Saturday from 4 to 10 at the hall with a fine variety of articles. Public is welcome.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange, P. of N
Grange
Sudbury Board of Appeals schedules hearing on Hooper petition
The Sudbury Massachusetts Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing at 8 30 P M on Tuesday November 21 1961 in the Town Hall regarding Kenneth R Hooper seeking permission to install two dual gasoline pumps and a sign set closer to the street line than the zoning by law allows The property sits at the corner of Boston Post Road and Union Avenue Petitioner must be present or send a representative Edward E Kreitsek Clerk October 26 November 2
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Town OF Sudbury Board of Appeals
Sudbury
Mass
Board of Appeals
Kenneth R. Hooper
Boston Post Road
Union Avenue
Police Patrols During Season and New Dog Officer Appointed
The town announces patrols will intensify during hunting season with new dog officer Norman VinvLeod Jr of Bedford Road. Police will patrol all areas and require owner permission to enter fields or woods. The town vault wiring must be renewed due to deterioration and fire hazard.
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Board
Norman VinvLeod, Jr
Bedford Road
Uore
Carlisle Grange Meeting Plans Halloween Party
Carlisle Grange No. 102 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. with Elmer Heald presiding at the Grange Hall. A Halloween party is planned after a progressive supper last week featured Mrs Fullerton's home as the first course. Members later viewed slides of the United Grange at Westford and attended the Post Masters Association meeting in Tyngsborough. State Deputy and Miss Edward R Stephen attend the state convention in Springfield.
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Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Elmer Heald
Grange
United Grange Fas
Westford
Post Masters Association
Tyngsborough
Edward R Stephen
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