Choir and Music School Students Tour Nationwide
A group from a secular music program in West Cones travels with Fellowship Choir of 65 youths aged about 15 to 19. They perform across the nation from Maine to North Carolina, while engaging in worship, community work, and home visits. Robley, now a music minister, directs and has appeared on television and General Electric Theatre.
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West Cones
West
Ans
Maine
North Cato
Paris
Robley
General Electric Theatre
Zarief
Brooklyn
N. Y
Isa
Lannie
Bennett
Pennyellen
Acton Girls Win Pillsbury Bake Off Contest
Acton Roxborough High School freshman homemaking students Janet French and ae Gillmore won the Pillsbury School Bake-Off contest held in the home economics department directed by Mies M Frances Boyle. Their tomato soup cake and yeast bread recipes advance to state and national contests judged by Miss Betty Munson and others from Middlesex County Extension and Regional High School faculty.
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Acton
Ionde
Acton-Roxborough
Pillsbury School
Mies M. Frances Boyle
Janet French
Ae Gillmore
Pillsbury
Betty Munson
Joan Verrill
Middlesex Coury Extension
Concord
Dselmn Berdeoin
Regional ‘High School
Detroit Star Charlie Burns Tookie joins winning Canadian team
Detroit Red Wings forward Charlie Burns Tookie was part of the Canadian squad that defeated Russia in last year’s world amateur jockey championship, according to UPT reports.
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Detroit
Charlie Burns Tookie
Detroit Red Wings
Russia
Acton Pupils Invited to Northeastern Chemistry Contest
Top acting high school chemistry students from Acton Boxboro Regional High School join the national contest sponsored by the American Chemical Society sections. The April 16 exam grants four scholarships with prizes of 150 75 50 and 25 dollars. Winners and teachers may appear on a future TV program.
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Acton
Boxboro Regional
Janice Gibbs
Deborah Lloyd
Carolyn Sweatt
Sara Ann Sarno
First Auto Checkup of 59 Underway in April
Local police join Clement A. Riley Registrar of Motor Vehicles and the Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee to remind motorists that the annual vehicle inspection must be completed in April. The green inspection sticker on the lower right windshield signals compliance and safe driving. Riley expects widespread early adherence during the month.
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Clement ‘A. Riley
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee
Reg’strar “Riley
Sudbury Student Moderates Boston University Panel
Sudbury student Natalie F. Pirrello, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pirrello of Butler Road, served as moderator for a senior alumni conference at Boston University School of Education. The panel discussed The Teacher A Motivating Force in American Culture with Pirrello as a student moderator.
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Sudbury
Natalie F. Pirrello
Frank Pirrello
Butler’ Road
Boston University
School of Education
Pirrello
Boston Harbor Beacons Shine Over Ten Mile Range
The Massachusetts Department of Commerce reports more than 50 light houses and lightships in Boston Harbor with beams visible for ten miles or more, highlighting the area’s navigational guidance.
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Boston Harbor
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Students Tour Three Firms From Acton-Boxboro Region
Thirty one junior and senior Acton-Boxboro Regional High School students visited a Boston office building with thousands of workers and toured Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance and a life insurance firm. They observed large scale office operations, department functions, and end of month record activities. The hosts highlighted worker benefits and maintenance of security like the guarded safety deposit room.
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Acton
Acton-Boxboro
Boston
Concord
Sohn Hancock Life Insurance Company
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Eaach
Spring Clean-up Planned By WSCS
The WSCS announces its big annual rummage sale on May 16 at Legion Hall for good used clothing toys and white elephant gifts. Pickup can be arranged by calling Mrs. Ralph Hawes or Mrs. Gordon Petersen.
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Sudbury
Old Methodist Church
WSCS
Legion Hall
Ralph Hawes
Gordon Petersen
Amherst College Student Sends Moscow Edition
Amherst College's The Amherst Student published a 16 page issue and mailed it to Moscow. The edition, written mostly in English with a Russian editorial, covers Sputnik impact on education, college crowding, curricula, and funding. Paul Dodyk of Hamtramck Michigan, a Rhodes scholar, arranged delivery through the Committee of Youth Organizations.
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Moscow
Amherst
Mass
UPI
University of Moscow
Amherst College
Sputnik
U.S
Paul Dodyk
Hamtramek
Mich
Rhodes Ar
Fay Family Sale at Barn Bargains Spotlighted
Ppa E Fay Sr and Mrs Arthur Fay Jr promote their Barn Bargains sale featuring jewelry furniture clothing for all ages. Coffee 10 to 11 30 am and a snack bar 12 to 1 pm. babysitting TV for kids. contributions welcome via Mrs Fay Dodger Lane or by arranging pickup. volunteers invited for Friday or Saturday.
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Ppa
E. Fay, Sr
Arthur E. Fay Jr
The
Fam
Cabbage Cole Slaw Recipe From New York UPI
A spring cole slaw combines 2 cups shredded cabbage with 1 cup diced unpeeled apple and shredded carrots, 1 sliced onion, and 2 teaspoons mayonnaise and sour cream. Season with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper, toss lightly, garnish with apple wedges and parsley. Serves 6-8.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Office of Education Estimates Librarian Staffing
The U S Office of Education estimates that nearly one million teachers are employed to operate public school libraries.
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U.S. Office of Education
Massachusetts Tax Board Ends Double Withholding On Paychecks
The State Tax Commission ruled that Massachusetts residents employed in states with withholding taxes will not face double deductions. The commission will grant credits for income taxes paid outside Massachusetts on salaries taxed by another state.
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Boston
UPD
State Tax Commission
Massachusetts
Federal Take Projections For Hudson Residents This Year
Government expects higher individual income taxes from Hudson residents this year, estimating about $2,770,000 based on statewide totals and local earnings. Nationally the take from income and employment taxes is projected to exceed $50 billion, a peak, with overall expenditures rising from 1987 levels.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Hudson
Treasury Department
Registration Opens For New Pupils In September
Acton urges parents to register children who will enter school in September. Required medical exam by family physician must be completed. Children must be five years and nine months old or more.
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Acton
Local religious group holds monthly meeting with slides
The South Retreational Christian Congregation held its monthly circle meeting at 1 o clock on Last Thursday. The gathering included a lunch and a slide presentation by members outlining local planning and attendance.
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South Rcta
Circle
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Littleton
Fort Pond
Robert W. Seaward
Hermina‘s Gift Shop
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
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Charles Kerans
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