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Congratulations
A reconstructed letter from the Board of Selectmen:
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN MUNICIPAL BUILDING MAYNARD, MASSACHUSETTS 01754 April 26, 1974 Mr. Joseph Magno Maynard High School Great Road Maynard, Massachusetts Dear Mr. Magno: For the Board of Selectmen and our citizens may we extend sincere congratulations on the opening of radio station WAVM. To you, as the Director, to John Boothroyd and Richard Hurd as the pioneers, to all who have worked so hard to see a dream become a reality, please allow us to share the pride that you all must feel. Our best wishes for the continued growth and success of WAVM. Sincerely, BOARD OF SELECTMEN Edward J. Allard EJA/j |
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