Committee Votes No Busses May Be Used For Outside Activities
A school committee restricts bus use to prevent overcrowding citing trips to scout meetings and choir rehearsals. Special parental requests may be considered by principals when buses are not overloaded, with proper authorization. At a Monday meeting several new teachers were elected and faculty changes noted while condolences were offered for the death of Miss Gertrude E. O'Donnell. resignations accepted from Mrs. Katherine M. Foley.
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Ann K. Clifton
Illinois State
Normal University
Pekin
Illinois
Alcott School
Rose Parell
Chandler School
Boston University
Jean Reid
Lyndon Center
Vermont
Robert S. Fay
Amherst College
Harvard
Gertrude E. O’donnell
Arlington
Katherine M. Foley
No Respect for the Law Stolen Workwear From Traffic Booth
Augusta Maine patrolman LeRoy Greene reported at midnight that during a 144 hour patrol while directing traffic at an intersection someone stole a pair of work pants and a matching shirt from his booth.
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Augusta
LeRoy Greene
Scout Group Hiked Camped Inn Areafootnote
Stow Fifteen Boy Scouts of Troop 1 and six leaders left Stow Town Hall at 5 30 a m Saturday August 25 bound for hiking and camping in Franconia New Hampshire. They reached Lafayette Camping Grounds by 9 45 a m and began a 41 4 mile ascent to Hi Cannon. They saw Canadian and Vermont mountains from 4500 foot elevation. Descent split between tram down and hike down with rugged terrain. A second group from West Barnstable joined them later. they attended church in Lincoln and visited bears at a show before returning by evening. Leaders and patrols named.
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Stow
Boy Scouts
Troop 1
Stow Town Hall
Franconia
New Hampshire
Lafayette
Lonesome Lake
Cannon Mountain
AMC
Dodge Trail
Canada
Vermont
Presidential Range
Mt. Monadnock
Profile Ae
Canffon Mountain
West Barnstabble
Massachusetts
Stow Boys
West Barnstable
Lincoln
Union Church
St. Josephs
Richard Buzzell
Robert Mong
Frank Schmelzer
Becher Washburn, Sr
Jan Musselman
John Peck
Moose Patrol
John Saarinen
Steve Quinn
David Whanatalo
Edward Saari
Robert Libby
The
Bat Patrol
John Howe
Jerry Howe
Geoffrey Bird
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Beecher Washburn, Jr
Richard Bamford
David Herring
Henry Schmelzer
Fox Patrol
Gary Mucselman
Doug Sanders
Paul SanSoucie
Two Hurt in Concord Turnpike Crash Near Lexington
A two-car collision on Route 2 near Pleasant Street Lexington left four people injured and hospitalized at Symmes Arlington Hospital. Louise Guarino 52 of Brighton suffered concussions and was held, while David A Vantrump 32 of Fort Devens received a cut nose and was released. Helen S Vantrump 30 and George Stevenson 28 were treated for injuries and released.
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Lexington
Concord
Pleasant Street
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Louise Guarino
Arlington Street
Brighton
David A. Vantrump
U.S. Army
Fort Devens
Helen S
Outdoor basketball court near Goodsmon Library to open soon
Sudbury residents will soon enjoy an outdoor public basketball court behind the Goodsmon Library. Built through the efforts of Leonard E. Pike Arthur E Fay Jr and Webster Cutting and others with no profit, the facility will require players to bring their own ball and keep the area tidy. Hot top backboards and baskets are in place with grading and edging to be finished after mid September. A separate note reports a miscellaneous shower for Patricia Hamilton at Mrs Arthur E Fay Jr s home with co host Mrs Nelson Deveneau. she marries John K Howard September 2.
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Goodsmon
Leonard E. Pike
Arthur E. ‘Fay, Jr
Webster Cutting
Patricia Hamilton
John K. Howard
Arthur E. Fay, Jr
Nelson Deveneau
Maxwell Eaton and Son Return from Jamaica Flight
Maxwell P. Eaton and his son Dick returned from a week long trip to Jamaica after flying from Logan Airport. The article notes their pleasant journey and mentions their arrival and departure details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell P. Eaton
Jamaica
Logan
Change of School Menus Lists Choice for Concord Students
Concord public school pupils will choose one of two balanced lunch menus daily. Specialty items like soup and sandwiches will be eliminated to ensure balanced meals and to qualify for federal subsidies. Under Mrs. Eleanor Taylor, four lunchrooms serve 1200 to 1600 pupils daily, about 75 percent enrollment. Concord bakes its own bread using USDA surplus flour, a program state communities support.
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Concord
Concord Public
Eleanor Taylor
Main Street
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Church Picnic and Choir Rehearsal Promised in Sudbury
An event notice from Memorial Congregational Church invites families to an old fashioned church picnic in Memorial Forest Sudbury on Sunday September 16 at 3:00 pm. Attendees bring cold lunches and drinks as meals are self provided. Activities run until dark under Laymen's Service Fellowship supervision. The Senior Choir will hold its first fall rehearsal on Wednesday.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Memorial Forest
Dutton Road
Sudbury
Concord Red Nant fall event moves Sunday to four
A fragmentary report notes a gathering in Concord with activities slated to run until four in the afternoon. The event is hosted on Astrid Ford Street and includes a troop setup described as tents and a square feet sized structure built previously by soldiers.
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Hudson
Republican Town Committee
James DeNormandie
Robert Beaudreau
Marlboro
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Immedia
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Wilson Lumber CO
Ynard, Massachusetts
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Emerson
Mighty Mac
Puld’s
Rob Roy
McGregor
Ivy Chinos
10Th Middlesex
Ephraim Martin
Christian Herter, Jr
Exington
George Stevenson
Pleasant View Street
Everett
Kuwait
Near East
National Geographic Society
Nasser
Sir Anthony Eden
England
Suez Canal
Havana
Cuba
Jean Copp
Astridford Street
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