Maynard Selectmen Endorse Signs and Permits at Meeting
Maynard Board resumes duties with secretary present and member absent. A request for a Children Go Slow sign on Lower Sudbury Street near Main Street is granted. Beer and wine license for Lund Sept. 18 at Alumni Field to benefit the Jimmy Fund is approved. A band concert by Marlborough Musicians Union is approved at Maynard Country Club on Sept. 11. Other actions include permissions for a parade, a home-building variance discussion, a two family conversion under zoning, and notices about town building permits and rezoning petition for Oct. 10 special town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
James B. Farrell
Board of Selectmen
Benjamin J. Gudzinowicz
John Sokolowski
Beren'y
Carl Bal
Sudbury Street
Lower Sudbury Street
Main Street
D.P.W
Michael Zapareski
Peter Jensen
Lund
Jimmy Fund
Concord
Maynard Country Club
Marlborough ‘Musicians Union
Alfred Carey
Public Welfare
Priest’s Cafe, Inc
Raymond F. Murphy
James R. Priest
Fred DeGrappo, Jr
Dean Street
High Schence
the & Ed
Michael Zaparieski
Openae Rela
Pazaricky
Espie Avenue
Board of Appeals
Ronald W. Martin
Main
Acton
Waltham Street
Board of Health
Clement A. Riley
John Blake
Jimmy Pung
Farrell
Mosher Safe Cos
Boylston Street
Boston
Ledmen
Old Timers Lunch
Ing
R. A. Storm
Maybury Road
Lloyd Pugsley
Warriors Sign With National Basketball Association for 1960-61
The article notes that the Warriors have signed a contract to play in the National Basketball Association for the 1960-61 season, marking a new league affiliation for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ia Warriors
Hhas
Community Notes From Maynard and Nearby
Local families report births and anniversaries at Emerson Hospital and other towns. St George's Sunday school reopens Sept 11. Maynard Grange meets Sept 16. primaries polling at Maynard Memorial Gym Sept 13. remedial reading clinic opens Sept 27 at Concord Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's
Concord Medical Center
Rotary Club Outing Planned After Summer Session
Rotary planning meetings resume this month after a summer session at Twin Trees. The club will hold its annual outing to Five Chimneys next Wednesday with buses leaving Ossipee New Hampshire at 8 a.m. and returning at 11 p.m. About 25 members expect to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rotary Club
Five Chimneys
Ossipee NH
Bedford Area Students Return to Concord Carlisle Classes
Sympathy is extended to Richard S. Low family on his Hampstead New Hampshire home death. Hanscom Field area pupils travel to Concord Carlisle Regional begin classes today with 7 24 a m departure and 8 a m arrival. return trip at 2 25 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Ae
David Read
Richard S. Low
Boston Bank
Hampstead
N. H
Hanscom Field
Concord- Carlisle
Card of Thanks from Dere F. Lynch
A brief card of thanks expresses sincere appreciation for the thoughtfulness and kindness shown during a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lynch Maynard
Maynard Town Plans September Joint Board Meeting
Maynard selectmen schedule a September 19 meeting for all town departments boards and committees to discuss municipal finances and rising expenditures. J Francis Cleary will chair and officials including the treasurer tax collector and assessors are urged to attend for the latest financial status and building program updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
J. Francis Cleary
James V. King
Howard King
Board of Assessors
Maynard Selectmen Seek Zoning Change and Joint Bids
Maynard selectmen vote to send a planning board letter to zone residential land inside the U S Ammunition Depot area as a single building lot five acres and to pursue a zoning regulation. They also plan letters to the school committee public works police and fire chiefs seeking views on a June 1961 plan for a joint bid for No 2 fuel oil used by municipal buildings to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Selectmen
School Committee
Public Works
Elks Meet Saturday and Monday Install New Officers
Maynard A will host an Elks party Saturday evening at 6 30 to 9 at the new Elke home with over 100 in attendance. The 78th regular meeting is set for Monday with Exalted Ruler Ralph Cantina presiding and a slate of officers including Esteemed Leading Knight Edgar MacLean Esteemed Loyal Knight Dallas Benham Esteemed Lecturing Knight Kevin Spratt Secretary Charles Stuart Treasurer Frank O P E R tiler Joseph Fraser Esquire William O Toole Gerald Pendergast Inner Leslie Penniman Trustees John Side Ski John N Colombo Edward E Beals Fine E Nelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Elke
New Elke
Powdermill
Ralph Cantina
Edgar MacLean
Dallas Benham
Kevin Spratt
Charles Stuart
Frank Or
Tiler
Joseph Fraser
William O'Toole
Gerald Pendergast
Leslie Penniman
John
John N. Colombo
Edward E. Beals
Fine E. Nelson
Taia
Geiger devices seek to test space radiation background
Readable OCR fragment notes attempts to measure background radiation from space constantly bombarding the Earth, using Geiger equipment. It references radiation levels and testing over time. The piece emphasizes the challenge of distinguishing cosmic radiation from other sources.
Marlboro Atty Tam Cal for State Senate
Marlboro attorney Tam Cal enters the race for state senator. Local supporters cite legal experience and community service as key assets in challenging the incumbent.
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Marlboro
Tam Cal
Pol
Marlboro Atty
Tom
Fair Housing Practices Committee Formed in Acton Area
Stow and nearby towns met in South Acton to form the Nashoba Fair Housing Practices Committee aimed at eliminating housing discrimination. The group will address local action steps, with a meeting set for September 14 at the Lurie residence and contact through each town housing representative. Other active committees exist in Arlington Belmont Braintree Cambridge Concord Framingham Haverhill Lexington Natick Needham Newton Needham North Shore Sudbury Wayland Wellesley Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Acton
Boxboro
Littleton
South Acton
Robert Lurie
Samuel S. Alexander
Robert C. Power
Robert A. Lyon
Fair Housing Practices Committee
Greater Boston
Arlington
Belmont
Braintree
Cambridge
Concord
Framingham
Haverhill
Lexington
Natick
Needham
Newton
Northshor Sudburry
Wayland
Wellesley
Weston
Big First Parish Fair At Stow Grounds On Saturday
The First Parish Church Unitarian fall fair returns to Stow on Saturday September 17 on the church lawn near Routes 62 and 117. Hours run about 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m with home baked goods flower booth and crafts. Proceeds aid church renovations including heating vestry and new pews under Rev Ronald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Grounds
Stow
First Parish Church
Unitarian
Assabet
Ronald
Al Zarella Seeks Middlesex County Commissioner Nomination
Democratic candidate Al Zarella campaigns across Manitoro Hudson and Stowt urging voters to elect him to the county commission from Framingham area. He notes southern Middlesex has not seen a representative in years since Nathanial Bowditeh of Fiam served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert “al” Zarella
Middlesex County
Manitoro
Hudson
Stow T
Middlesex
Nathanial Bowditeh
Fiam
Framingham
Grandson of Maynard Man Plays Violin Before Queen
Richard Young son of Capt. and Mrs. Alden Young of Port Washington New York returned home by Boeing 707 after a tour in Europe He played violin before Queen Mother Elizabeth in Keerbergen Belgium and was invited to dine The 13 year old winner in the Virlin Teachera Guild auditions studied under Peter Mesrobian of Port Washington schools and counts Claude and Pierre Schreiden among close family friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Young
Alden Young
American Airlines
Port Washington
Long Island
N. Y
Idlewild Neppet
Keerbergen
Belgium
Herbert H. Young
Maynard
Elizabeth
Sabéna Airlines
Raoul Schreiden
Schreiden
Claude
Pierre
Richard
Palace
State Deputy Boothroyd Presides at Massachusetts K of C Parley
Maynard State Deputy Joseph E Boothroyd will preside at the Massachusetts State Council of the Knights of Columbus fall conference. The meeting at Northampton Hotel and Motor Inn on Sept 10 and 11 will discuss duties of district deputies and council programs for the new fraternal year. He will report on the 78th Supreme Council meeting in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Joseph E. Boothroyd
Massachusetts State Council K. of C
Northampton Hotel and Motor Inn
Boothroyd
Supreme Council
Massachusetts State Council
Atlanta
Ralph L. Sheridan
Harold J. Lamboley
New Haven
Conn
John W. McDevitt
Waltham
John E. Swift
Milford
State Board of Officers
Grand Knights
Massachusetts
Primiano Couple Plans Open House for 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Primiano of 42 Parker Street celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday September 11. Married in Mary and residents for 49 years they have four children James Ruggiero Raymond Symes Herbert Symes and Frank plus 12 grandchildren. An open house at their home from 4 p.m. Sunday invites friends and relatives.
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Maynard
Charley Primiano
Parker Street
Mary
James Ruggiero
Raymond E
Herbert Symes
Frank
West Acton
Desegregation Progress Reported Among Major Stores
William P. Rogers announced that officials report progress toward voluntary desegregation of eating facilities in 69 southern communities. In over 70 percent of these, lunch counters were desegregated without sit-ins. Officials discussed community by community approaches with local groups and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard — Atty. Gem
William P. Rogers
Ture
Harold R. Tyler, Jr
Maynard Family Tour Includes Canton Washington Trip
Maynard Mr and Mrs Stanley B Chapman of 50 Acton Street and their son Stanley visited daughter Mrs Robert C Kohler and granddaughter Patti in Canton this past week. They left Ohio and traveled through the Alleghany Mountains to Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland and to the Capital at Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stanley B. Chapman
Acton Street
Stanley
Newport
Naval
Robert C. Kohler
Patti
Canton
Ohio
Alleghany Mountains
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D.C
St John’s Guild Meeting Set For Thursday
Maynard Beth Guild will meet Thursday at 10 a m to discuss work and confirmation. Lanyman’s class will hold a session on Saturday at 10 a m in the vestry as the church board plans further meetings.
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St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maynard
Beth Guild
Lanyman
Therland
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Maynard Selectmen
Meynerd
Migs Jean Martino
New York
John Joyce
Robert. Flarmulowicz
Silver Hill Street
Emerson Hospital
Miss.Gladys Nursery School
Parker Street Hall
Gordon C. Johnson
Suzanne ‘Peary
Orville D. Ailem
Union Congregational Church
Andover Newton Theological School
Henry T. Hanson
Second Street
Quebec
Gaspepesula
New Brunswick
Hanson
Evangelical Congregational Church
Maynard Grange
Elke Hall
Russell Naylor
Maynard Memorial Gymnasium
Saar’s
Bradley, Lane, Stow
Robert Savoy
Birch Terrace
Eugene Katona
Railroad Street
James Hebert
Great Road
Anna ‘Marie Johnston
Harold’ W. Johnston
Summer Street
Sisters of Holy Union of Sacred Hearts
Groton
Rose Hawthorne
Bedford
Charles J. Stefanelli, Jr
Rye
Elizabeth Joyce
Sas College
Skidmore College
Elks Party
Queen
Bel Air
D. C. Sheridan
Woolworth
Woolworth Co
W. T. Grant Co
Maynard Family
St. John’s
A. I
Evangelical Congregational
Walnut Street
Center Factory
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