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  • Collection: Oliver Warila Photographs

This appears to be a group portrait of an All-Star team.

Teams/sponsors represented: Erikson's, Bees, Co-op, Elks, Sparks, Pals, Timkimeers (?)

Far left, side view: Joe Magno, fourth from left, Bob Graham

A photo of (nearly) everyone involved with the Assabet Valley Little League.

Teams/sponsors represented: Erikson's, Hi Fi, Digits, Bees, Co-op, Elks, Sparks, Timkimeers (?), A. Cummings Builders (?),

Part of the Assabet Valley Little League opening day parade and ceremonies. Harold Boeske and Rev. Taylor

The "Digits" team walk in the Little League Parade up Waltham Street. The "Digits" were sponsored by Digital Equipment Corporation.

Assabet Valley Little League parade heads down Waltham Street. Multiple teams are visible including "Wild Cats". (Barber Chevrolet on Acton Street is visible in the background.)

Dignitaries and leaders of the Assabet Valley Little League parade down Summer Street to Waltham Street.

Howard Boeske, third from left.

A presentation of flags by American Legion at a baseball game or part of the Little League parade.

The Sinclair Gas Station and New Orbit Car Wash, located on Waltham Street at intersection of Main and Summer Streets, was run by George O'Brien.

The photo shows a number of (assumed) high school students looking under the hood of a car at the…

Luigi Massa, owner of Massa's Bakery (note his shirt), has just won a television at the Gulf gas station operated by the United Cooperative Society. The station was located at 5 Waltham Street. A "Dollar Stretcher Sale" was happening at the time.

Exterior of Main Street Liquors, 48 Main Street.

A group of baton twirling majorettes lead the Maynard High School Marching Band down Waltham Street.

Leader: Nancy Hanson
Front Left: Linda Gentsch
Front Right: Lynn Dee

1St Row Vertical: Linda Gentsch, ___?, ___?, Alice Donaghue.
2nd Row…

Albert Hatch, formerly of Stow, shows his prize after fishing. Taken on Nason Street (the Knights of Columbus building is in the background). Albert was a member of the Maynard Rod & Gun and the Maynard Elks.

Storefront of a Manning's Pharmacy at 76 Main Street

This was the location of one of two long-time pharmacies in Maynard.

Originally it was a pharmacy owned by Frank Fearns, who operated it in the 1920s and 1930s (probably earlier). Frank…

A marching band (Hudson High School) on parade down Main Street.
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