Stow PTA Plans Active 1960 Schedule of Events
Stow PTA executive committee outlined a year of activities at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Dudley Todd. Highlights include talks by teachers on educational topics, a literary prize for students, new baseball diamonds, a large stage backdrop, a scholarship fund from monthly refreshment sales, a cook book, and marching dance and a March Africa film for families. Attendees included Mrs. Childs and other local residents.
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Comef P.T.A
Dudley Todd
P.T.A
Cen- Pei
Stow
Charles Childs
Tuttlelane
Center School
Africa
Concord
Todd
Childs
Frank Anthony
David Brewer
Charles Batsford
Richard Charnock
Herbert Gallagher
John Head
Alan Ferguson
Raymond Jenness
William Pearse
Roger Witherbee
George D. Wood
Raiders Take Early Lead In Central Game At Maynard
Maynard High hosted Milford in a Central League matchup at Maynard Gym. The Raiders jumped ahead early and led 20-14 after the first period, holding a 44-35 margin at the final buzzer as Milford scorers struggled with limited points. Bob Brenn led with 15 for the winners.
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Millford
Maynard High
Maynard l
Cals
Guidera
Athenton
Bright Sport Rolites
Bob Brenn
Paperbox
Ghejli
Maynard H. S
Tannettell
Lig
Mancini
L Prescott
Brenn
Cox cc
Duizigan
DeRoga
If. Bain
St. Mullin
Milford
Maydiard
Howard Johnson Officials Attend Seventh Annual Food Seminar
About 250 food specialists from Howard Johnsons and other firms attended the seventh annual food seminar at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. George M. Rideout of Babson's Reports warned the 1960 outlook was the most optimistic in years. Closing speaker John H. Sherry of New York discussed legal aspects of the industry.
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Amherst
Joan Raux
James Ferrick
Howard Johnsons
West Concord
University of Massachusetts
George M. Rideout
Babson’s Reports, Inc
Wellesley
John H. Sherry
New York
Regional Gals Win 2 More During Week
Acton The varsity basketball team added two league victories for a 6-0 league record and 15 of 17 overall. Junior Varsity is 6-0 in league with a 10-3 overall mark, defeating Bedford 38-20 and Ashland 79-57. Adele Poirier led scorers with 32 in the Ashland game. Leta Hermes added 31, J Tee Fulllenton led rebounding.
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Acton
Tas
Bedford
Adele Poirier
Lita Hermes
Colonials
MD Wenzel
Judy Powtmam
Judy Deane
J. Joslin
Ashland
Acton-Roxborough
Vistors
Delpt
Poirier
Leta
Adele Netiting
Jantee Fulllenton
Sandra Miller
Judy Bentsen
Catherine Duggan
Joan Fullenton
Evelyn Sawyer
Patricia Mullivany
Youth Sun day service at Sudbury Methodist
Sudbury youth groups held a Youth Sunday service with Rosalind Barley Wendy Walker Priscilla Coughlin Jerry Spiller Jo-Ann Long William Davison Debbie Walker Ronald Horton and Karen Jokisaki among participants. The program included readings reports and talks on Christian faith witness outreach and citizenship.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Methodist Day
Rosalind Barley
Youth Fellowship
Wendy Walker
Priscilla Coughlin
Jerry Spiller
Jo-Ann Long
Christian Witness
William Davison
Debbie Walker
Christian Fellowship
Judith Taylor
Whitinsville
L. Roy Hawes
Maynard Scout Meetings At Local Church Schedule
Maynard Methodist Church hosts local scout troop meetings this week. Troop 10 meets Monday at 3 30 p m Troop 2 on Tuesday at 3 30 p m Boy Scouts Wednesday at 3 30 p m Troop 13 Thursday at 3 30 p m with additional session times noted for accuracy.
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Maynard
Ait Maynard Methodist Church
Sudbury Plans Public Hearing on Town Employee Benefits
A public hearing will be held at Sudbury Town Hall on Monday evening February 15 1960 at 8 00 for discussion of a new salary schedule for town employees and Blue Cross Blue Shield and or Insurance Benefits. William F Hellmann Clerk February 4.
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Sudbury
Intramural basketball powerplay as Tigers lead standings
Acton-Junior High girls intramural basketball stays tight with Tigers and Beavers atop the Red and Blue leagues. Tigers beat Chipmunks 9-6 with Beverly Larsen scoring four. Panthers barely sank the Foxes 17-16 as Carolyn Newell drilled the winning free throw. Final week games place Janet McLaughlin of the Beavers and Karen Nylander of the Foxes among top scorers as Tigers and Beavers push toward the title.
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Tigers
Chipmunks
Beavers
Panthers
Foxes
Beverly Larsen
Teresa Vanaria
Joyce Newman
Martha Bean
Susan Woodruff
Mary
Leopards
Mary Boardman
Valerie Woodward
Lorraine Granberg
Pamela Collins
Betsy McElvein
Ayedree
Carolyn Newell
Karen Nylander
Jeane Parke
Barbara Custance
Lorna Towne
Janet McLaughlin
Capt. Newell
Jeanie
Barbara
Patricia Staples
Dale
Biu
Tigers Jis Seea
Hoo
Biv
JoAnn Hartshorn
Mary Beard
Man
Lorraine Moland
Helen Ey
Tris Panthers
Td Doxer Ye
Piecaiens
Annette Dionne
County Goat Folk Elect New State Officers
Concord Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders elected Donald Gray of Chelmsford as president Carl A Schontag of North Acton as vice president Lincoln Walker of Harvard as secretary treasurer Mrs Robert Francis of Weston as publicity Mrs Norman Mills of Natick as librarian On the board of directors are Mr and Mrs Schorstag Francis Mrs Walker Mrs Julia Ernst of Harvard and Mrs Fred Renault of Northborough Also a note on Hopi marriage custom where a girl proposes by combing the fiancé’s hair in public
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Concord
Middlesex
Donald Gray
Chelmsford
Carl A. Schontag
North Acton
Lincoln Walker
Harvard
Robert Francis
Weston
Norman Mills
Natick
Lightning Strikes Again in Alabama Football Tale
Gadsden High School coach Tommy Lewis leaped from the bench to tackle an opposing player during a crowded moment of a game last season. The incident mirrors his 1954 Cotton Bowl confrontation with Rice star Dick Moegle, which drew wide attention.
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Gadsden, Ala
UPI
Gadsden
Tommy Lewis
University of Alabamia
Rice
Lewis
Dick Moegle
Thomas Clears 7 Feet 114 Inches At Millrose In Indoor Record
John Thom as of Boston University shatters indoor high jump record with 7 ft 114 in at Millrose Games. The 18-year-old earns praise as Olympics hopeful while Don Bragg and other notable winners highlight the meet at Madison Square Garden.
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Earl Wright
New York
UPI
John Thomas
Rome
Thomas
Boston University
Madison Square Garden
John
United States
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Don Tarzan Bragg
Jim Grelle
Oregon
Hayes Jones
Eastern Michigan
Frank Budd
Villanova
Souchak Wins San Diego Open in Record 269
Iron Mike Souchak from Duke University capped a 269 total to win the San Diego Open by one stroke over Johnny Pott who finished 270. Pott took $1,900, while Souchak earned $2,800 and a share of the rising desert classic prize pool. Art Wail ended third with 273 for $1,400 as the circuit eyes Palm Springs for more big money and a special hole-in-one bonus.
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Uni
Mike Souchatk
Grossinger
N. Y
Duke University
Miike
Johnny Pott
Louisiana State
Pott
Pillace
Ken Venturi
California
Souchak
Liloyd’s
London
Cain Ryling
Art Wail
Pocono Minor
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