Concord School Committee restricts buses to pupil transport
In a May 7 vote the Concord School Committee decided buses are to be used only for pupil transport between home and school, not for trips to meetings or events. Exceptions may be requested by parents via principals to avoid overcrowding. new hires include Mrs. Ann K. Clifton teaching first grade, Mrs. Rose Parell and Miss Jean Reid in high school subjects, and Robert S. Fay in English under Harvard program. The board mourns the death of Gertrude E. O'Donnell and notes the resignation of Katherine M. Foley.
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Concord
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
Theft reported by patrolman in Augusta booth
Augusta Maine UP report says during a 14 hour period a patrolman on traffic duty at a street intersection found his work pants and matching shirt had been stolen from his booth at midnight.
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Augusta
LeRoy Greene
Scout Group Hiked and Camped Near Cannon Mountain
Stow Fifteen Scouts and six leaders left Stow Town Hall at 5 30 a m Saturday August 25 for a weekend hike in the Franconia Area New Hampshire They camped at Lafayette Camping Grounds then hiked to Hi Cannon Trail and Cannon Mountain summit Two leaders stayed at camp while others descended by tramway and rugged trails They later visited Profile Lake and joined West Barnstable scouts at their campfire Sunday before returning to Stow at 7 p m Leaders listed along with patrols Moose Bat Flaming Arrow Fox and others and the group viewed bears at Church near Lincoln during the trip
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Stow
Boy Scouts
Troop 1
Stow Town Hall
Franconia
New Hampshire
Lafayette
Lonesome Lake
Cannon Mountain
AMC
Canada
Vermont
Presidential Range
Mt. Monadnock
Profile Lake
West Barnstabble
Massachusetts
Richard Buzzell
Robert Mong
Frank Schmelzer
Becher Washburn, Sr
Jan Musselman
John Peck
Moose Patrol
John Saarinen
Steve Quinn
David Whanatalo
Edward
Two Hurt In Concord Turnpike Crash Near Lexington
A two-car collision on Route 2 near Pleasant Street in Lexington Tuesday noon sent four people to Symmond Arlington Hospital. Louise Guarino 52 of Brighton suffered concussions and was held. David A Vantrump 32 of Fort Devens treated for a cut nose and released. His wife Helen 30 with a dislocated shoulder and George Stevenson 28 of Everett had minor injuries and were released. The National Geographic Society notes Kuwait’s oil wealth funds ministers to keep them above temptation in managing finances.
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Lexington
Concord Turnpike
Pleasant Street
Symmeg Arlington
Louise Guarino
Arlington Street
Brighton
David A. Vantrump
U.S. Army
Fort Devens
Helen S
Sudbury Park Improves Public Basketball Court
The Park and Playground Committee announces an outdoor basketball court behind the Goodie Library nearly ready. Labor and materials were donated by Leonard E. Pike, Arthur E. Fay Jr., Webster Cutting, and others who will expect no profit. Players bring their own ball and must keep the area clean as finish grading and edging proceed after mid September. A separate note reports a shower for Miss Patricia Hamilton on September 2 at Mrs. Arthur E. Fay Jr.’s home, hosted by Mrs. Nelson Deveneau, with gifts from friends. Maxwell P. Eaton and his son Dick recently returned from a Jamaica flight, traveling from Logan Airport for a week-long trip.
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Goodéiow
Leonard E. Pike
Arthur E. Fay, Jr
Webster Cutting
Patricia Hamilton
John K. Howard
Nelson Deveneau
Maxwell P. Eaton
Jamaica
Logan
Change of School Menus Provides Choice for Concord Pupils
Concord public schools will offer two balanced lunch menus daily next fall, eliminating individual specialty items like soup and sandwiches. The shift supports federal lunch program goals and makes meals eligible for a 9 cent subsidy per meal, aiding rising costs. Under Eleanor Taylor, four lunchrooms now serve 1200 to 1600 pupils daily, about 75 percent enrollment, with Concord pioneering use of surplus USDA flour to bake bread and related products.
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Concord
Concord P Public
Eleanor Taylor
Main Street
Old Fashioned Church Picture Event at Memorial Church
An upcoming church gathering in Sudbury features an old fashioned church picture co sponsored by the Home Makers and the Laymen’s Service Fellowship of Memorial Congregational Church. The event Sunday September 16 at 3 00 p m invites all members and friends and their families to bring cold lunches as fires are restricted. Games run from 3 p m until dark under laymen’s fellowship direction. The Senior Choir will hold its first fall rehearsal on a Wednesday.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Memorial Forest
Dutton Road
Sudbury
Concord Red Cross event plans for Sunday afternoon
Members of the Concord Red Cross announce a Sunday event running from 4 p.m. onward. Mrs Astrid Ford Street leads the board of selectmen as they discuss a one week vacation request. A march of soldiers in Frai tents is noted, with a larger troop built in recent days.
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Mrs
Astridford Street
Moi
New Hampshire
Frai
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