Town Meeting Passes and Defeats Key Zoning Articles
At town meeting three and a half dozen articles were debated with Article 12 defeated though two-thirds were needed for passage. Article 13 14 and 15 passed by slim margins while Article 12 and a by-law to buy office equipment were rejected. A fire and police station site was discussed and a study group was authorized to continue work. Moderator Potter was absent due to illness. William H. Peck served as moderator for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Potter
William H. Peck
Droney Speaks at Conservation Committee Meeting
Democrat candidates and local officials attended a Middlesex town meeting Thursday at the Center Fire Station. Atty. John J. guest speaker Richard thanked and praised Droney as the best qualified for district attorney, stressing his policy of Justice for All and noting his record during the present term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Fire Star
Acation Committee
Tine Memers
Jim E Tinker
Kingsman
John J
Newcomers Bridge Evenings Planned
Sudbury Newcomers Club announces two bridge evenings begin as soon as openings are filled. Ladies pair with a partner of choice and play bi monthly against a new twosome. Men have monthly games to include couples. Call bridge chairman Mrs. Robert Loeffler at HI 3 9085.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Newcomers Club
Robert C. Loeffler
Fr Miaskiewicz Honors Rep Janas With Gift
Rev Francis S Miaskiewicz presented a gift to Rep John Janas during a testimonial event at St Casimir's in Lowell. Attendees included lawmakers such as F Bradford Morse and Joseph Downes with Rev Miaskiewicz, Readings noted Janas as the first Republican elected to his district and long served as Lowell mayor and councilor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaskiewicz
Rep
Janas
F. Bradford Morse
Mayo
Joseph Downes
Lowell
Fark Barrett
Y Nosek
Clinton
Internal Revenue
Holy Trinity Parish
St. Casimir’s
Coming Week at St. Bridget's Promotes Masses Choirs and Banns
Banns announced for Robert G Rooney and Sara Anne Manning at St. Bridget's. A 7 a m anniversary Mass honors Mary A Arcieri. Benefactors' Mass follows at 8 a m. Boys sanctuary choir meets Saturday 10 am. Girls choir at 11 am. CYO urged to attend 8 am Sunday communion. Seventh grade to attend 10 am Wednesday instruction due to double sessions. Servers of the week are Sal Terragi and Joe King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. Bridget’s
Robert G. Rooney
Sara Anne Manning
Mary A. Arcieri
Sal Terragi
Joe King
Maynard Airman Returns To Duty After Leave
O Peterson of 22 Brooks Street, aviation ordnancemen third class, has left for San Diego where he will be stationed. He was home on a 30 day leave after a year of service on Monday Island in the Pacific. He will attend flight school and is presently on seaplanes and will also serve on Whidbey Island Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' Peterson
Brooks Street
Aviation Ordnancemen
San Diego
Cal
Pacific
Whidbey Island
Washington
King Takes Two Week Vacation From Town Office
Maynard James V. King town accountant begins a two week vacation Monday and plans to return in the week of September 17. He is entitled to three weeks of vacation. During his absence secretary Mrs. George Weaving runs the office and business continues as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
James V. King
George Weaving
Mission Evangelical Maynard Devo Tonight at 7 30
Mission Evangelical Congregation holds a mid week devotional tonight at 7 30 with coffee and refreshments. Sunday services include Church school at 9 15 and worship at 10 30 with Finnish worship at 11 15. Tuesday Martha's Society will meet at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Evangelical Maynard
Mission Evangelical Congregation
Martha’s Society
Kraetzer Dallas wed in Concord ceremony
Miss Sarah Anne Kraetzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Kraetzer wed George Mifflin Dallas IV son of Mr and Mrs George M Dallas at Trinity Episcopal Church Concord. Bishop Malcolm Endicott officiated. Reception followed at the Kraetzer home in Concord with Martha Kraetzer as maid of honor. The couple will reside in Chestnut Hill Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sarah Anne Kraetzer
Eugene Gilbert Kraetzer
Sudbury Road
George Mifflin Dallas
George M. Dallas
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Trinity Episcopal Church
Malcolm Endicott. Peabody
Martha Jean Kraetzer
Joan F. Kraetzer
Andrew W. Mason
Guilford
Bride
Beaver Country Day School
Garland Junior College
Germantown Friends School
Harvard University
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Harvard
Phoenix S. K. Club
Hasty Pudding Institute
Dallas
New Governor Connelly to Visit Concord Rotary Club
District 791 Rotary International governor designate Dr. Arthur P. Connelly will visit Concord Rotary at Howard Johnson's at noon Thursday. He will be welcomed by President Charles B. Hall and later evaluate the club's work after a regular luncheon and a prior officers and committee meeting with P.D.D. Wray P. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Connelly
Rotary
Concord
Arthur P., Connelly
Natick
Rotary International
Howard Johnson’s
Charles B. Hall
P.D.D. Wray P. White
Richard O'Toole, Jr
Allen Turner
Ayer
Donald Drew Bedford
Ross Burke, Jr
Win Couette
Joseph Trani
Lexington
Norman Nicholas
Marlborough
Edward Misserian
Maynard
John J. Gallagher
Bath
N.Y
A. W. Cleveland
James A. Crockett
Mark D. Elliott
Clayton Mersereau
Aill
Bedford
Mersereau
Groton
Donald M. Smith
Orleans
Edward K True
Somerville
William K. Walters
West
Maurice Winger
Asheville
Theriault Resigns Custodial Post
Maynard school committee accepts the resignation of Clement Theriault, junior high custodian, as of Sept 14. Tonight at 7 30 the committee interviews candidates for the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Clement Theriault
Grange Prize Winners Named At Boxborough Fair
Boxborough Grange held an agricultural fair at the town hall featuring a 4 H snack bar exhibits an early American display by the Boxborough Historical Society contests and races for children a ham supper and a minstrel show with Sylvia Sheehan as the main feature. Children winners included Candy Housman Dana Lee Oden Patty Rundlett and others in doll carriage tricycle and bicycle parades with a relay team led by George Schad Mark Fuller Bill Lounsburg Charlie Feltus and Bruce Prowten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxborough
Boxborough Grange
Boxborough Historical Society
Sylvia Sheehan
Grange Home Community Service
Candy Housman
Dana Lee Oden
Patty Rundlett
Ellie Morse
Dianne Reynolds
Susan Berg
Charlene Foley
Garey Foley
Paul Rundlett
Tobey Morse
George Schad
Mark Fuller
Bill Lounsburg
Charlie Feltus
Bruce Prowten
Methodist Men Meet Tuesday and Sunday School Restart
Review of Methodist Men meeting Tuesday and Sunday school restart at the Methodist Church on Sept 17 at 9 30 Morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev Lawrence O Brien sermon titled The Bad Help Going To Church Methodist Youth Fellowship Cal es 7 and 9 meet at 5 30 am Sunday Men's group holds first breakfast meeting this year in the church at 7 o clock Tuesday with Dale Fair leading a session The topic Will Be Look Looks Behind The Headings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Metho* T
Lawrence O'Brien
Methodist Youth Fellowship
R Cales
Dale Fair
Jon
Athorns Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Maynard May Sunday afternoon about 60 relatives gathered on Taylor Road to honor Mr and Mrs Edward Athorn on their 25th anniversary. The couple received many gifts and a cash purse from attendees. Mrs Athorn, formerly Marian Lester, is the daughter of Robert and Inez Lester. They were wed at Union Congregational Church by Rev Matthew A Vance. They have one son, Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Taylor Road
Edward Athorn
Athorn
Robert
Portland
Ore
Marian Lester
Inez
Union Congregational Church
Matthew A. Vance
Charles
Board approves free use of George Washington Auditorium
The Maynard school board votes to permit Stanley M Kulik to use the George Washington Auditorium at no charge on Oct 1 for an SA meeting by a prospective Taxpayers Association. Emil Genest and Paul Murphy asked the committee to consider offering an evening adult physical education course. the board is interested and will pursue the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stanley M. Kulik
George Washington Auditorium
Guard Taxpayers Association
Emil Genest
Paul Murphy
Volpe Volunteers Dine in Maynard Meeting
About 50 men and women attended a dinner at 1812 House in Maynard to support "Volunteers for Volpe." Featured speakers included Senator Eugene Farnham of Medford and Judge David B. Williams of Concord, with Edmund W. Beebe organizing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
1812 House
Frane
Volpe
Eugene Farnham
Medford
David B. Williams
Concord
Republican Town Committee
Edmund W. Beebe
Co op Offers $200 Scholarship for Maynard Graduate
Maynard High School graduate to receive a $200 scholarship from the United Co-Op Society in June 1963. Applicants must be members or have parents who are members of the Co-Op for at least one year prior to the annual membership meeting before graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-op
Maynard — Public Relations Committee
United Co-Op Society
Mawnawe Liah School
Tale used as ingredient in talcum powder and ceramic tile
Tale is identified as a basic ingredient in talcum powder and also used in the manufacture of ceramic tile.
Local Contests May Spark Heavy Vote In Tuesday Primary
Voters face bristling contests in the state primary next Tuesday. The third district features Frank Anthony and Elizabeth H. Boardman challenging incumbent Philbin. Philbin is unopposed. In the two year senate race Edward M Kennedy and Edward J McCormack clash for the GOP and Dems. Kennedy is the Democratic nominee and McCormack the GOP nominee. A Teddy Eddy battle unfolds with Stuart Hughes awaiting the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Philbin
Frank Anthony
Stow
Elizabeth H. Boardman
Acton
Philbin
F. Bradford Morse
Lowell
Samuel Pollard
Thomas J. Lane
Thomas Chiara
Lawrence
Lane
Alan Alford
Sudbury
Manuel Dias
Lexington
Thomas Brennan
U. S
James DeNormandie
Lincoln
Beacon Hill
Senate
George Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Teddy
Edward M. Kennedy
Atty
Edward J. McCormack
Stuart Hughes
Acton-Pepperell-Chelmsford
Vernon R. Waterous
Chelmsford
Thomas A. St. Germaine
Charles W. Olson
Ashland
John A. Volpe
Peabody-Riley
Endicott Peabody
Harvard
Clement A. Riley
Brooke-Richardson
Church Picnic at Grotonwood Welcomes 65 Members
The West Acton Baptist Church annual picnic at Grotonwood Massachusetts attracted 65 attendees from Acton. Participants swam at Knop Pool and enjoyed lunch and a vesper service closing the day. Sarah J Herod new director of Christian education will lead upcoming youth meetings. The Outgrown Shop sale is planned for October with dates to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
West Acton
Christian Education
Grotonwood
Club of the Church
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