Cause Damage After PWD Issue Statement
Vandals damaged outdoor facilities after a statement from Chief Michael T. about public property maintenance. The vandalism at Green Meadows involved destroyed benches and a damaged bleacher. police say the incident is under investigation and the Public Works Board urged reporting damage.
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Michael T. i
Ing
Board of Public Works
Police Department
Auxiliary in for installation of officers
Plan for the Frank J. De A.L. auxiliary installation of officers is outlined. President Dentino and Mrs. Donald for vice president are named along with secretary Sousa and treasurer Butcher. J. Walsh is sergeant at arms and plan led by wives of World War II veterans is noted, with potential joining members.
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Frank J. de A.L
Donald
Sousa
Butcher
J. Walsh
Is Evers
Grangers Officers Maynard Grange Meet Thursday
Grangers officers and Maynard Grange plan Thursday meeting at 8 o clock. A church section will hold time for officers. Central Pomona and Sud Church host election at 8 am followed by supper at 6 45.
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Maynard Grange
Offi ‘S
Pomona
Sud- Church
All American Club Dance Contest Planned by Maynard Club
The All-American Club will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the home of Salmela on Old North Road, Hudson, for a dance contest and twist contest. Eino Elven and several members will form the collation committee. menu includes homemade beans, potato salad, grilled frankforts, tea and coffee.
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Maynard
A. Salmela
Old North Road
Hudson
Eino Elven
Wenden Tek
Nelson Helen Klemola
Lauri Klemola
Walter Relpi Laakso
Youth Is Given Sentence For Hitting Officer
Maynard A West Concord youth Richard F Halloran 24 of 29 Laws Brook road was arraigned in a district court at Concord on several complaints following a scuffle at a local restaurant. He was charged with assault and battery on Patrolman Charles E Sullivan and fined 10 dollars with 30 days in the House of Correction suspended on probation for one year and ordered to restitution of 25 dollars to Patrolman Sullivan for damaged clothing. Judge Maurice McWalter found him guilty after a guilty plea.
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Maynard
West Concord
Richard F. Halloran
Laws Brook Road
Concord
Charles E. Sullivan
House of Correction
Sullivan
Maurice McWalter
Bids Sought to Expand Maynard Sewer Plant
Howard Whitman Boston engineers review plans for enlarging the Maynard sewer treatment facility. Bids will be advertised late this month or early next month with preliminary work disclosed by P W D superintendent Donald A Lent.
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Maynard
Howard & Whitman, Boston
Donald A. Lent
P.W.D. Superintente
Pool Committee Receives Free Truck for Solicitation
Mynard Swimming Pool Committee member Ramos asked selectmen to permit a sound truck for campaign at Maynard streets Friday night and Saturday. Boeske offered his truck free and loaned a loud speaker. He and Chase will operate it while about 25 district captains prepare for the door to door solicitation in the town building.
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Maynard
Alfred P. Ramos
Mynard
Maynard ‘Treets
Maynard Board Rejects Soko's Liquor Transfer
Selectmen reject the transfer of an alcoholic beverage license from Soko's Cafe to 149 Main Street citing prior reasons. The board also grants a rummage sale permit for Grace Warila property with profits to the swimming pool committee and approves some new home permits while rejecting others for irregularities.
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Grace Warila
Guyer Road
Jethro Street
Hazelwood Road
C & C Homes
Loring Road
Jethro Road
Several More Needed To Open 1st Aid Course
Donald A. MacGlashing, director, said eight people have signed up for the civ il defense first aid classes but several more are needed before starting. He can accommodate up to 50 participants, open to men and women over 11. The basic course meets one night a week for five weeks with the night chosen by majority vote. Classes are free. An advanced first aid course is planned afterward.
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Maynaré
Donald A. MacGlashing
MacGlashing
Town House Site Changes Sought by Several Departments
Maynard selectmen report several departments besides public works want changes in room allocations for the new town building. The town building committee and board plan a Jan Sept 94 meeting at 7 20 p m in the town building to review issues and get a list of needed corrections from the committee.
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Maynard
Stanley M. Knlik
Wwildine
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