Northern ks leaders highlight race segregation facing schools
Walter Carrington of the Massachusetts Commission on Discrimination told a Concord meeting that northern cities like Concord show near 100 percent segregation, a barrier to integration. He compared housing segregation in the north to southern patterns, noting Massachusetts civil rights laws and a library exhibit and book display at Concord Library.
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Walter Carrington
Ofachusetts Commission
Monnight
Concord Fair Housing Prac
Alcott Scherrington
Ries
Concord
Massachu
Boston
Little Rock
Carrington
Massachusetts
Commission
Roxbury
Hay School
South
Richard Archer
Ben
Minute-Man Association Party Rescheduled For Valentine Event
The monthly Minute-Man Association for Retarded Children meets on the second Tuesday with a Valentine theme. A business session at 8 PM at the cantional Church precedes games and a square dance led by Bob Treyz. Mrs. Vern Wescott chairs a refreshments segment after the session.
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Poncord
Ned
Bob Treyz
Box
Vern Wescott
Lin
T Valentine
Church of the Air to feature Feed My Sheep program
On CBS television and WEEI radio the Feed My Sheep program will air Sunday evening February 12 at 5. Ralph E. Way, associate editor of the Christian Science Journal and Herald, will introduce the segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS Tv
WEEI
Pecker
Ralph E. Way
Loston
Christian Science Journal
Zine
Herald
Lions Club Party in Sudbury Social Evening
The Lions Club in Sudbury hosted a supper from 6:30 to 7:30 followed by a roast beef dinner and dancing. Warren F. Davis chaired the committee with assistance from G. Donald Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Sudbury
Concord
Warren F. Davis
G. Donald Wade
E Observe 80th Anniversary of Christian Endeavor
Storm delays led to combined morning and evening services at the Congregational Church marking the 80th anniversary of Christian Endeavor. Senior C. E. oversaw the service with contributions from Ellen Bearce Douglas McAllister Lynn Booth Donna Evans Carol Gumner and others. A film titled Going Steady was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Congregational Church
C. E
Christian Endeavor
Ellen Bearce
Douglas McAllister
Lynn Booth
Donna Evans
Carol Gumner
Sheryl Shumway
Lynn Williams
Wanda Harrison
William Woodward
Taylor Lapham
Glenn Dutton
Kenneth Hannaford
Dean Whitman
Linda Whitman
Middlesex School Announces February Vacation and March Break
Middlesex School begins a short vacation with students away until Monday February 13. Spring vacation starts March 18. Congregational Church holds Ash Wednesday Holy Communion and reception of new members Wednesday at 8 p.m. Choir led by E. Whittredge Clark of Bedford.
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Middlesex School
Congregational Church
E. Whittredge Clark
Bedford
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Boosters Dance Feb 25
The Boosters Club hosts its first dance February 25 at Read High School with an 8 to 11:30 orchestra. Lincoln tickets via Robert Moore CL 8 9770 or Ed Danosky CL 9 6405. Sudbury tickets at Hill's Jewelry Post Road John McLean HI 2 6114 or regional high school.
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Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbury Boosters Club
Read High School
Lincoln
Robert Moore
Ed Danosky
Hill
Post Road
John McLean
Fire Report from Sudbury Details Cottage, School and Gas Leak
Sudbury reports multiple alarms from February incidents. A dwelling at 23 Hickory road owned by Edward Harris faced a mattress fire caused by a four year old playing with matches. A Memorial Congregational Church fault triggered a mains alarm, Nixon School incinerator heat caused alarm, and several false signals involved a four year old at Pine street and at Richard avenue. A propane gas leak occurred at Gordon Sampson’s Blueberry Hill lane residence.
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Sudbury
Edward Harris
Hickory Road
Moke
Memorial Congregational Church
Nixon School
Barton Drive
Pine Street
Hudson Road
Richard Avenue
Montague Avenue
Gordon Sampson
Blueberry Hill Lane
Concord Girl Betrothed to Charles Hepler in June Wedding
Concord Mr and Mrs Robert Dwight Parks announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Loring Parks to Charles Douglas Hepler of Waltham son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Hepler. Barbara is a Concord Academy and University of Maine alumna and attended Boston University School of Social Work. Charles is a University of Connecticut graduate and Phi Delta Chi member. A June wedding is planned.
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Concord
Robert Dwight Parks
Revolutionary Road
Barbara Loring
Charles Douglas Hepler
Charles E. Hepler
Waltham
Parks
Concord Academy
University of Maine
Boston University School of Social Work
Hepler
University of Connecticut
Phi Delta Chi
Resident Principal To Attend Detroit Parley On Schools
Raymond J Grey principal of Acton Regional High School will attend the 45th annual convention of the National Association of Secondary School Principals in Detroit Michigan from February 10 to 15. The convention theme is Individual Competence and National Welfare. Featured speakers include David D Henry president of the University of Illinois Charles B Keller director John Hays Fellows Program New York William T Gruhn education professor at the University of Connecticut Edward Bennett Williams Washington DC George Rooney president American Motors Detroit and S A Kendrick vice president examination and research College Entrance Examination Board New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Raymond J.grey
National Association of
Detroit
Mich
David D. Henry
University of Illinois
Charles B. Keller
John Hays
New York
William T. Gruhn
University of Connecticut
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington, D.C
George Rooney
American Motors Corp
S. A. Kendrick
College Entrance Examination Board
Carlisle Women's Alliance shifts luncheon to Hollis home
Community notes report a covered dish luncheon moved from the church to Miss Cecil Hollis's home on Monument Street. The town calendar lists selectmen next meet on Feb 15 at Gleason Public Library at 7 30 p m and the annual town report is at the printer for the town meeting on March 13.
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Woman’s Alliance
Cecil Hollis
Monument Street
Gleason Public Library
Merrill C. Hobart
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N. E. Schmelzer
West Acton Road
Stow
Schmelzer
Finance Committee
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
4 Fund
UR Hill
Center Place
D of Selectmen
Jast K
Enterprise
Nute-Man
Hub Radio
Boosters
Ernest Taylor
Marilyn Dutton
Burlington
Wendy Lee
Emerson Hospital
George W. Dutton
Westford Street
Ernest A. Taylor
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Sagamore C. E. Union
Carlisle Congregational Church
Abram Jack
Central Station
Henry Berg
River Road
Waldo D. Willson
Co-Op Canned Foods Circus
Oleo
Ade
Cornell
Maynard
Golden
Buck Welch
Hamburg
Ibs
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