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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
15
A Stow Town Hall meeting by the Stow Teachers Association featured Mrs Arthur speaking on Regional High Schools. Principal Wil Hartley discussed education and issues affecting school life while noting a lunch program at Gleasondale School has shown success and potential future expansion.
Plans are under way to present an operetta by pupils of the Pilot Grove School and Gleasondale School with all proceeds to the lunch program. More details will be announced shortly. The next Parent Teachers Association meeting will be at Stow Town Hall on Wednesday January 5, 1949.
Hale High School reports show Blue and Gold teams raising funds for basketball suits with top sellers Heidi Peck and Dorrance Leard leading respective squads. Class treasurers are named and a Pine Cone frolic at Town Hall featured Smith's Orchestra and student volunteers.
Local notice announces Cathy s Cat to be staged at Stow Town Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings December 16 and 17. Cast includes Arlene Larsen as Cathie Trimble, Shirley Jensen as Virginia Batsford, Bruce Maciver and Heidi Sytert as Jose and Mar, Margaret Lewis as Tilly, Eleanor McColl as Liz Peypee, with Brent Pindret Twe in a supporting role.
The Stow Woman’s Association held its Tuesday evening meeting at the Town Hall with over 80 attendees. The program featured trombone solos by Cyrensen and Vincent Mittelfelt, sketches by Brenda Erickson, and a staged dramatic performance praising local talent. Refreshments followed. the December meeting is planned for 2:30 p.m. with a one act play and a food sale.
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