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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1961

Page

9

Sudbury Schools Open Sept 11 With 12 New Teachers

Sudbury's public schools begin the 1961-1962 term September 11 with a total staff of 17 teachers plus 12 new hires. Several existing staff members left for professional advancement or personal reasons, while many new teachers join the system across elementary and junior high levels. Notable arrivals include Merlyn Cajolet in physical education and Louise Wyndham as guidance counselor, among others from various colleges.

Public will _r Sudbury Iomen's Merlyn Cam Linden X.Y Beverly Hunter Col

Ex Local Girl Brayden Graduates from Smith College

Ex local girl Miss Carol Brayden daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis J Brayden now of Columbus Ohio is graduated with distinction from Smith College Northampton Major in English and on the dean's list She was a first group scholar in 1960 a Morrow Scholar Phi Beta Kappa editorial assistant on the Grecourt Review and highest honors graduate of Rose Hawthorne High 1957 She will teach at Ohio State College in September

Girl Plans College Maynard Carol Brayden Francis J. Brayden Columbus, O Smith College Northampton Miss Brayden Morrow Phi Beta Kappa Grecourt Review Rose Hawthorne High Smith Emmanuel and Simmons Ohio State College

Garden Almanac Topics Continues on WGBH TV Show

Concord residents learn that Tree Fruits will be the next topic on Gardener's Almanac, a public service program for amateur gardeners on WGBH Channel 2. The show airs Thursdays 8:30 to 9 p.m. and Sundays 5:30 p.m., with Plant Propagation featured next week. Harold E Mosher of the University of Massachusetts will host as master of ceremonies through October.

Concord Gardener's Almanac Wgbh Channel 2 Harold E Mosher University of Massachusetts

School hires expand non graded program with new staff

John C. Nelson Jr. will teach fifth grade and is a Salem State College graduate with practice teaching in Salem and Stoneham. Frances A. Nickerson pursues a masters in education after UMass studies and teaching in Provincetown and Yarmouth. Richard D. Young holds degrees from Boston University and Boston State Teachers College with teaching duties in Natick and Pensacola. Margaret M. Fitzgerald joins Framingham from Madison, a Virginia graduate pursuing graduate studies at Columbia and Newark State College. Phyllis Ledewitz, Leslie College graduate, practiced teaching in Newton and Belmont. Sarah Koerner to teach sixth grade with Goucher College masters. Jean Braddon and Patricia M. Veraldi appointed to Gen. John Nixon School, Braddon bringing Skidmore and Harvard grad training. Veraldi with Russell Sage and Albany State credentials. Rosalind Schwartz assigned to teach the special class with Leslie College training and student teaching in Cambridge, Watertown, and Somerville. Emmett S. Ingersoll Jr. named elementary music instructor. BU degree in music and education with experience in Waltham and Lincoln.

Barbara C. Martin Cochituate Stamford Newton College of Sacred Heart Needham Deborah Miller Russell Sage College Boston University Weston Jane L. Kennedy Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ruth J. Gallihue Newton Millersville Teachers College Pennsylvania San Francisco State Teachers College Berkeley Cal Ruth Suzanne Jaschik Cornell University Ithaca N.Y Monique Kane Salve Regina College Newport R. I Rebecca Lynn University of Vermont University of Massachusetts University of Connecticut Watertown Conn Boxborough John C. Nelson, Jr Salem State College Salem Stoneham Frances A. Nickerson Provincetown Yarmouth Richard D. Young Boston State Teachers College Natick Naval School of Pre-flight Pensacola Fla. Israel Loring Margaret M. Fitzgerald Framingham University of Virginia Columbia University Newark State College Sudbury Madison N Phyllis Ledewitz Leslie College Ledew Skidmore College Harvard Graduate School of Education Country School Patricia M. Veraldi Albany State College Rosalind Schwartz Schwartz Cambridge Somerville Emmett S. Ingersoll, Jr Waltham Lincoln Lincoln-Sudbury Lewis K. Baldwin University of Masachusetts Sorbonne British Institute Paris Princeton N. J Springfield New York Tufts University University of Rochester Rochester N. Y East High Robert N. Haven University of Illinois U.S. Navy Joseph D. Krol St. Mary's Techny Ill Boston College Syracuse University U.S. Naval Reserve Pebble Hill School Dewitt John S. MacKenzie Springfield College Bridgewater State Teachers College Braintree John Thomas Osander Princeton University Harvard University Hopkins Minn U.S. Army Signal Corps Fort Gordon England Martha R. Pappas Wellesley University of Colorado New York State College Albany Brighton Bethesda Maryland Alice Katherine Rupkey Columbia University Teachers College Mount Holyoke College New York City Frederick A. Scott Tufts College University of New Hampshire Wolfeboro N.H Delmar N.Y Camp Wolfeboro, N.H Ellen S. Shapiro Brandeis University Norman R. Swicker State Teachers College Fitchburg Westminster Frances F. Tyng. Weston Wheaton College Mansfield Susan Y. Warner Earlham College Richmond University of Paris France West Chester State College Newtown Square Harvard Business School Mias Nancy L. White Bouve-Boston School Kenneth M. Woods Atlantic Union College South Lancaster Worcester State College Hempstead Worcester Hale High Stow

Gas Mains Underway in Carlisle Harvard Boxborough Shirley

Concord Gas and Electric completes plans to extend gas service to Carlisle Harvard Boxborough and Shirley with mains under construction. John F Heavey named project coordinator and Northeast ern University graduate leads the effort. Over 300 applications received and 500 appliances sold or converted.

Concord Boston Carlisle Harvard Boxborough Shirley Selectmen John F. Heavey West District Street Ern University Northeastern A. Herbert Lawson West District Arthur A. Parker Lawson

Couple Weds at St Brigid's Lexington. couple settles in Billerica

Miss Berta Mary Kenney and Thomas A. Mitchell married at St Brigid's Church Lexington with Rev John Dwyer officiating. Bride's brother Albert Franceschelli gave her away. couple to reside in Billerica after a Lake George honeymoon. Bride attended Lexington and Arlington schools. groom from Albany, N Y and now stationed at Hanscom AFB.

Bedford St. Brigid's Church Lexington Berta Mary Kenney Faye J. Kenney Marion Road Thomas A. Mitchell Vera Kilfoyle Albany N. Y John Dwyer Albert Franceschelli Jean Wilson Maureen McCarron Suzanne Donovan South Weymouth Mary McKay Janinie McNeil Medford Elizabeth McNeil John Mitchell Edward Miller Anthony Kenney Arthur Dolan Arlington High Colonie High School Hanscom Air Force Base Lake George Billerica

Academy Group Will Be Honored At Home Parties

Concord party schedule highlights Sallie Morrow Cross debut at Cross Country in Lunenburg hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Cross. Cross, Concord Academy graduate, heads to Stanford. She previously attended the Country Ball and Westchester Cotillion. Gale Simonds Hurd debuts at Heath Hill in Lunenburg hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hurd prior to Knok College enrollment.

Concord Sallie Morrow Cross Norman C. Cross Lunenburg Miss Cross Concord Academy Stanford Eee Palo Alto Cal Westchester Cotillion Rye N. Y William B. Hurd Gale Simonds Hurd

Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

Campaign urging citizens to invest in United States Savings Bonds. Officials promote patriotic savings drive, outlining benefits, projected returns, and how to purchase bonds through banks and post offices. Public messaging emphasizes national finance and citizen involvement.

U.S

School Calendar Announced Here

Sudbury announces public schools start dates and holidays. Public schools begin Sept 7 8 with first grade testing Sept 11 and opening Oct 12 Columbus Day. Regional high school schedules teacher workshop Sept 8 freshman orientation Sept 11 and Columbus Day holiday Oct 12.

Bedford-Early 1950 Bedford Chorus Stages The Consul

In 1950 Gian Carlo Menotti created a Broadway smash The Consul as a full length musical drama. Bedford Community Chorus will present it on Sept 15 16 17 with Mrs Mimi Rosenberg and Mrs Margaret Schwer introducing the town to the show.

Bedford Gian Carlo Menotti Lyric Theatre 4 Bedford Community Chorus Mimi Rosenberg Margaret Schwern

Lincoln Fiorelli Daughter Weds Frank Tarantino Saturday

Carolyn Fiorelli daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest R Fiorelli Codman Road will marry Frank Tarantino son of Mr and Mrs Frank Tarantino Somerville. A nuptial mass is set for 10 AM at St Marys Church Waltham.

Lincoln Carolyn Fiorelli Ernest R. Fiorelli Codman Road Frank Tarantino Somerville St. Mary's Church Waltham

Richards Dance School Opens Season Tuesday

Maynard Phyllis Richards announces the Richards Dance School season starting Tuesday at 39 Summer Street. She cites physical development posture poise and social benefits for children along with music appreciation and self expression through class work. Registrations available by drop in or call TV 7-8941. Phyllis Richards is an approved member of the National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists, Inc.

Maynard Phyllis Richards Summer Street TV 7 National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists, Inc

Maynard Couples Celebrate Golden Wedding Open House

Mr and Mrs Carl Stockbrige of 104 Summer Street will host an open house next Sunday for their golden wedding anniversary. Sympathy is extended to Mrs Grace Albert and Mrs Helen Sokolowski of Maynard on the death of their mother Rose Vee Tavares 77 of Hudson. Services were held there. Grandchildren surviving include several from Maynard. Donald Tavares 48 a brother of the Maynard women preceded his mother in death by four days.

Carl Stockbrige Summer Street Grace Albert Helen Sokolowski Maynard Rose Vee) Tavares Hudson Donald Tavares

Picnic of Mutual Aid Society At Taft Grounds Draws Crowd

The Mutual Aid Society of Our Lady of Czes tochowa held a well attended picnic at the Taft avenue grounds. Attendees grazed on Polish and American foods and enjoyed games with guests from Lowell Shirley Hudson and Maynard.

Mutual Aid Society of Our Lady of

Bedford Schools Open September 6 for Grades 7 12

Bedford invites new town students in grades 7 through 12 to register at once. Contact the high school guidance department to set an appointment by calling CR 4 7815. The high school opens September 6 at 8 a m and assigns rooms upon entry.

Bedford

16 New Teachers Added To LS Regional Faculty

Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Regional opens its sixth year with a 50 person staff excluding admin and service workers. Ten new teacher hires fill new and replacement posts from over 300 applications, with roles across French English science biology mathematics and more, plus several veterans rejoining after varied previous assignments.

LS Regional

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