Kinsley Seeks Acton Posts in Two Contests at Town Election
In Acton two lively contests emerge as S Kinsley and W Lee vie for the selectman seat and James E Kinsley seeks a two year term on the School Committee alongside six other candidates for town offices. The March 7 election follows nomination papers closing Monday with incumbents and new candidates including Rae Baker Laird Flood and Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur W. Lee
James E. Kinsley
Martin S. Meigs
Elizabeth H. Board
Edmond J. MeceNiff
Viemnellier
Frank A Gilatherine
Mary Kinsley
Roching
Chiar- Rae
Insley
Es W Baker
William, H. Soar
Harlan E. Tuttle
Richard A. Bodge
Memorial Library
Planning ‘Board
Donald E. Donnelly
H. Wiliam Flood
Allonig
Robert McIntosh, Jr
Warren W. Wheeler
Spottihal Iso
Franklin H. ‘Charter
Edward J. Collins, Jr
Sergt
Chauncey R. Fenton
Fred S. Kennedy
David W. Scribner
Rail worker Grace Baldwin becomes first woman to earn railroad gold pass
Grace Baldwin, longtime employee of the Milwaukee Road, retires after 55 years in the freight and auditing ranks. She is celebrated as the railroad’s first woman to receive a gold pass, a token of loyalty. She recalls enjoying the work and laments missing air conditioning.
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UPI
Grace
Miss Baldwin
Milwaukee
Eping
Toad
Peany
Baldwin
Baldd
Concord area notices and regional tributes in Concord
Concord church and civic notices include the Corinthian Lodge meeting on Monday February 8 presided by Wor shipful Master Ralph T Haskell. Scout troop 169 meets Friday 7 15 at Scoutmaster William Buckley s Walden street home. Massachusetts scholars awards list Edward A Grossman Middlesex School. Pilgrim Fellowship meets 7 pm Sunday at West Concord Union Church. Anniversary notes mark Rev Lewis F Kearn sixth anniversary as pastor and 31st ordination anniversary in April. Rev Robert G Buckley second ordination anniversary on Candlemass Day. Fr Buckley stationed at Sacred Heart Lynn. Fr Gallagher at St Cecilia Ashland. Nashoba Valley District reps at Weymouth banquet for Frank Raneri, retired Archdiocesan Holy Name president. In economics news a railroad official urges government rail tax relief to preserve commuter service by 1970.
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Lewis F. Kearn
Our Lady: Help of Christians Church
Robert G. Buckley
Concord
John E. Gallagher
Main Street
John E. Buckley
Walden Street
Buckley
Sacred Heart Church
Lynn
Fr. Gallagher
St. Cecilia’s
Ashland
Future Nurse Group Elects Officers in School Installation
Acton Future Nurses Club inducted officers with Supt William L O Connell presenting plans after accepting duties. Officers include President Pamela Nelson Vice President Barbara Warren Secretary Linda Allen Treasurer Barbara Mac Donald. Members present included Carol Anderson Judy Hartwell Donna Loring Jane Mazze Winstonia Lockett Cheryl Tyler. Constitution by charter members presented to Principal Raymond J Grey. Induction attended by school administration parents and eighth grade Future Nurses members.
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Acton
Nurses Club
William L. O'Connell
Pamella ‘Nelson
Barbara Warren
Linda Allen
Barbara MacDonald
Carol Anderson
Judy Hartwell
Donna Loring
Jane Mazze
Winsonia Lockett
Cheryl Tyler
Sharter
Raymond J. Grey
Comedy Will Mark Meeting At West Acton Club
West Acton fifth Wheel will present a one act comedy titled Comedy Will Mark Meeting at the Acton Community Center Monday night. Directed by Mrs Norman Burns and Mrs George Neatle. Club members in the cast include Mrs David Lawton Mrs Arthur White Mrs Everett Parker Mrs John McLaughlin Mrs Richard Zainse and President will conduct the business meeting. Refreshments will be served by co hostesses Mrs Rich and Tyler and Mrs John Floyd.
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West Acton
West Aicton
Acton
Ing
Rilchand, Tyler
John Floyd
Regional High School faculty attend Lexington curriculum exhibit
Acton Boxborough Regional High School faculty members including Harvey Gray and Raymond J. Gray visited the fifth annual curriculum materials exhibit in Lexington to review textbooks classroom supplies and audio-visual equipment. The principal learned that Jonal Hijghhy School will pair with Newton High School in the annual Student Government Exchange Program.
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Acton
Harvey Gray
Ernest Mauideville
St. Adier
Miss Platiiiciants
Robert Morris
Faicullty
Alcton/Boxsborough
Lexington
Raymond J. Gray
Thomas Curtin
Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Winner Named
Acton West senior Janice Gibbs of 23 Nashoba Road wins regional Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She scored highest on a 50 minute home making exam and will compete with others for the state title. The test by Science Research Associates drew 379 018 entrants from 12 597 schools, up from last year.
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Acton
Betty Crocker
Janice Gibbs
Jay Gibbs
Nashoba Road
West Acton
Jostens
Betty Crocker Homemaker of
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Acton Center Woman's Club Guest Night Speaker
Acton Center Woman's Club will observe a guest night on Wednesday February 10 at 8 o'clock. Mrs Millford B Bottomley will be hostess and the speaker has sailed the seas providing an interesting talk. The club board met yesterday morning at Mil Street. The United States Trademark Association reports 23064 trademark applications filed with the Patent Office in 1959 and 18320 registrations, up 1060 from 1958 and the registration total up 2068.
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iAicton Center
Acton Center Woman’s Club
Millford B. Bottomley
James Gates
Mil Street
United States Trademark Association
U. S. Patent Office
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Pierre LaGaillarde
Algiers
Col Radio
LaGaillarde
S. Kinsley
Acton Selectman x
Lessie E. Laird
Ic Welfare
Health
Martin J. Dulgee
Cord
Orne
Paul
Anna
Dechangin
Duiala
Miar
Paul Anna
Forerta Desjardins
Mlain
Holy Unioned Hearts
Groton
Concord School
Corinthan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Ralph T. Haskell
Boy Scouts
William Buckley
Massachusetts
National ‘Council of Teachers
Edward A. Grossman
Middlesex School
Pilgrim Fellowship
West Concord Union Church
Alexander F. MacEachern
Charles Monahan
Townsend
Nashoba Valley
Frank Raneri
Archdiocesan
Holy Name Societies
Weymouth
New York Upi
David I. Mackie
Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference
Transportation Assn. of America
National Transportation Institute
New Jersey
Rhode’ Island
Delaware
San Bernardino County
Calif
Future Nurse Group
Pillsbury’s
Oda Ok Aaa Ri
Rath's
Blackhawk
U. S
New York
Bluebird
Florida
Littleton
South Acton
Sunkist
Prici
Scotties
Scotkins
ScotTowels
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