Kreitsek Plans Sudbury Selectman Campaign
Sudbury candidate Edward L. Kreitsek, 38, outlines a platform of forward looking planning and full presentation of facts at Town Meetings. As a Raytheon program manager and former Army and Korean War officer, he cites growth challenges and local service roles as experience backing his bid. He lives on Dudley Road and has served on the board of appeals and building committee.
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Sudbury
Edward L. Kreitsek
Selectman
Kreitsch
Army Signal Corps
Girl Scouts Stage Three Plays at Troop 173 Dramatics
Sudbury girls and mothers organized costumes and scenery for Troop 173s second class badge dramatics Saturday. Three productions Cinderella Murdoch s Wrath and Hansel and Gretel featured names such as Evelyn Smith Eleanor Kline Linda Boyd Nancy Denny and Stephanie Smith Ann Jameson Jinnea Borg Susan Wickson and others in supervising roles and ensemble parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Carol Wilson
Susan Wickson
Ann Clippinger
Bird
Prince
World Day of Prayer Service Set for March 4
West Concord and neighboring churches unite for World Day of Prayer at Union Church on March 4 with seven area women participating. A coffee hour starts at 10 a.m. followed by the service at 10 30 led by co chairmen Mrs Earl Wheeler and Mrs Arthur Hughes and committee members Mrs Robert Hosem and Mrs Herbert Pearson.
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West Concord
Concord
Carlisle
Lincoln
Union Church
Earl Wheeler
Arthur Hughes
Robert Hosem
Herbert Pearson
Concord Resident Seeks Executrix of Sister Will
Alice Lee of 8 Monument Street Concord petitions Middlesex Probate Court to be named executrix of the 28000 estate of her late sister Frances Lee who died in Concord on January 26. The will dated October 27 1955 and a codicil of January 28 1958 leave the personal possessions valued at 28000 to the petitioner.
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East Cambridge
Alice Lee
Monument Street
Concord
Frances Lee
Middlesex County
College Student On Dean's List at Burdett College Boston
Leah J. Malmberg daughter of Mr and Mrs George Malmberg of White Pond Road has been placed on Burdett College Boston dean's list for the semester. The honor requires an A and B average with at most one mark below C in all subjects. If she maintains this through the year she becomes eligible for mentoring in the National Honor Society Sigma Chi Rho Burdett College Charter. Miss Malmberg is a medical secretary major in the School of Secretarial Science.
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Stow
Leah J. Malmberg
George Malmberg
White Pond Road
Burdett College
Boston
National Honor Society
Sigma Chimega
Maynard Company Wins Arsenal Contract for Argon Gas
Watertown Arsenal awards Air Reduction Sales Company of Boston 9600 dollars to supply argon gas. Maynard contract covers forward skin mounts for the Sergeant motor case at 5615 50 dollars to Electronautics Corps on Main Street.
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Maynard
Watertown Arsenal
Air Reduction Sales Company
Mount Vernon Street
Boston
Uphams Corner
Electronautics Corps
Main Street
Sergeant
New Officers Inducted at Memorial Congregational Church
Memorial Congregational Church installed new officers at its annual meeting led by Rev. Ernest Bodenweber. Officers include clerk Mrs. William P. Gormbley, moderator Donald L. Meirshall, and treasurer Richard C. Long with assistants and numerous committees named for deacons, education, social action, missions, and worship.
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Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
Ernest Bodenweber
William P. Gormbley
Donald L. Meirshall
Luther M. Child, Jr
Wilbur T. Gloor
N. Warren Hess
Robert E. Nims
Robert P. Smith
Clifton Giles
Edwin L. Frye
John H. Rankin
Arthur E. Fay
Ellsworth M. Davis
Arthur E. Fay, Jr
Donald L. Marshall
Bodenweber
Charles E. Cousins
John B. Curtis
George Gibson
Roger Thurston
Frederick C. Barstow
Arthur F. Howard
J. Carrell Morris
William E
Students Earn College Acceptance Notices
Acton Guidance department announces seniors receiving acceptance notices from their chosen schools. Listed are John Dunlop Wentworth Institute Steven Medlar University of Massachusetts Linda Stow Lasell Junior College Catherine Duggan Chandler’s School for Women Maureen Lymberg Stenotype Institute John Fullerton Fisher Jr. College Paul Simeone Stockbridge School of Agriculture Nancy Kimball Burdett College Judy Bentsen Burdett College Pamela Wright Simmons College Beverly Marston Chandler’s School for Women Carol Grimme Stetson University
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Acton—Guidaance Department
John Dunlop
Wentworth Institute
Steven Medlar
University of Massachusetts
Linda Stow
Lasell Jr. College
Catherine Duggan
Chandler's School For Women
Maureen Lymberg
Stenotype Institute
John Fullenton
Fisher Jr. College
Paul Simeone
Stockbridge School of Agriculture
Nancy Kimball
Burdett College
Judy Bentsen
Pamela Wright
Simmons College
Beverly
Acton Firemen Prep Scholarship Dance and Community Events
Acton firemen conduct house to house canvass for a February 26 scholarship dance at Blanchard Auditorium. The South Acton Congregational Church couples club advertises a whist party next Wednesday at 8 p.m. and a spaghetti supper at 5 30 p.m. Mrs. James Gates oversees tickets. Navy school bound Mr and Mrs Jafféy French and three children return to New London after Ballston Spa stint. Mrs. French is daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Smith of 304 Central Street. Pack 33 held a banquet at the primary school cafeteria. Pack 18 plans its golden anniversary next Saturday. Information on Acton Community Center classes may be obtained from Mrs George E Neagle at CO 3-4998.
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Blanchard Auditorium
South Acton Congregational Church
James Gates
Jafféy
New London
Pack 33
Pack 18
New
Acton Community Center
George E. Neagle
Lincoln New Voters Can Register Weekly At Town Clerk
Voters in Lincoln may register with the town clerk every week from 8:30 to 5. An evening registration session runs Wednesday from 7 to 10. The final registration deadline is Tuesday March 1 from 8:30 to 10 pm.
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Lincoln
Junior High Girls View Nurse Career and Assembly Notes
Eighth grade girls at Emerson Hospital serve as Pinkies after 100 hours with Linda Derby capped last month. Pins engraved after 150 hours. Assembly programs cover hospital careers and music education. Memorial Gym exhibit on hospital careers featured nurses explaining exhibits and distributing pamphlets. Mathematics talk by Thomas Cocco of Travelers Insurance highlighted life, health and auto insurance topics.
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Barbara McGarry
Ellen Sokolowski
Diane Pazaricky
Toni-Anfi Sebastyn
Barbara Mackey
Janet Norgoal
Janet Wojtkiewicz
Pinkies
Betty Alexander
Judith Gustafson
Sharon Senger
Francine Jome
Memorial
Joan Stasinsky
Thomas Cocco
Maynard High School
Travelers Insurance Company
Mr. Cocco
Recent Arrivals At The Hospital Concord Births
Emerson Hospital lists out of town births with several families at Bedford Sudbury Acton and Lincoln addresses. The records include a son for Mennella on Feb 2 a son for Williams on Feb 3 a daughter for Meyers on Feb 3 a daughter for Saganich on Feb 5 a daughter for Wright on Feb 5 a daughter for Marsh on Feb 6 and a son for Pickering on Feb 7.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Anthony Mennella
South Great Road
South Lincoln
Roy Williams
Great Road
Bedford
David Meyers
Nickerson Road
John Saganich
Prospect Street
South Acton
Carlisle Board Plans Meeting on State Sanitary Code
The Carlisle Board of Health will attend a meeting at the state hospital in Waltham on February 24. All county boards have been invited to discuss a proposed state sanitary code.
General Radio Choir to Sing at Cooperative Meeting
Public relations committee of United Co-op Society announces a special feature at the annual shareholders meeting at Green Meadow School on March 19. The General Radio Company choir of West Concord will perform, conducted under Ahti Jakkolla with arrangements by Francis Alving.
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Maynard
United Co-op Society
Green Meadow School
General Radio Company
West Concord
General Radio Choir
Francis Alving
Co-op
Ahti Jakkolla
Dean to Speak on American School Administration
Lester S. Van der Werf, dean of NEU College of Education, will discuss The Administration and Organization of the American School in an adult education series. The lecture is Tuesday February 23 at Concord High School at 7 p.m. It is the ninth of a ten lecture course sponsored by the Adult Education Association.
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Concord
Lester S. Vander ‘Werf
Concord High School
Adult Education Association
Vander Werf
College of Education
Northeastern University
Bedford Marine Roy den Cyr Serves at Trinidad Detachment
Pfc. Roy den Cyr son of Mrs. Maxine Daigle of 11 Summer Street serves with the Marine Detachment at Naval Station Trinidad West Indies. He reported from Camp Lejeune North Carolina before enlisting in July 1959 after graduating from Bedford High School.
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Bedford — Marine
Royden Cyr
Maxine Daigle
Summerstreet
Naval Station
Trinidad
West Indies
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Bedford High School
New Training Plan Enlists More for Company D
Concord and Maynard men join Company D 1st Medium Tank Battalion 110th Armor under a national guard six month program. Richard Montague of West Concord and Raymond Laskowsky of Maynard lead the new enlistments, with six new men enlisted this year. After eight weeks at Fort Dix they proceed to Fort Knox Armor School then return to reach 25 active service members. Parents urged to explore reduced service obligations for youths 17 to 18. Call the state Armory for details.
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Concord
110Th Armor
Richard Montague
Cottage Street
West Concord
Raymond Laskowsky
Main Street
Maynard
Fort Dix
N. J
National Guard
United States Armor School
Fort Knox
State Armory
Maynard Lowell Exchange Program Forms Partnership
Maynard High School and Lowell High School will partner for a student government exchange program. In February each committee will prepare packages to be given to visiting students, who will visit between March 2 and March 27. The Lowell group will attend Maynard town meeting March 7. Members include Mary Lee Darcy, Catherine Mackey, John Clair, Robert Hannon, Barry Palmaccio, with advisors Mrs. Ruth Clair, Wilfred DeRosa, and Charles Manty.
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Maynard
Thomas J. Curtin
Massachusetts Department of Education
Maynard High
Lowell
Maynard Group
Mary
Lee Darcy
Catherine Mackey
John Clair
Robert Hannon
Barry Palmaccio
Ruth Clair
Wilfred DeRosa
Charles Manty
Acton New students enroll in ABRHS
Acton New students enroll in ABRHS include Gail MacDonald from Mt Trinity Wartertown Grade 8 Sandra Manning from Tewksbury Junior High Grade 8 Rosemary Montressor from Littleton Junior High Grade 8 David Westphalen from Garden City Junior High Long Island NY Grade 8 Stephan Durham from West Bridgewater Junior High School Grade 7 Rachel Brzezinski from Rose Hawthorne Concord Grade 10 and Theodore Cook from Levittown High School New York Grade 11
Gala Girl Scout Benefit Supper in Acton Feb 25
Acton Girl Scouts plan a smorgasbord supper at Acton-Boxboro High School from 5 30 to 7 30 on February 25 expected to serve nearly 800 for an Opportunity Fund aiding a trip for a selected girl. Leaders and 13 troops organize the event with 200 representatives and volunteers handling meals.
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Acton
Acton Girl Scouts
Acton-Boxboro
New England
465th Group to Move from Bedford Hanscom Field
The 465th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at Hanscom Field will deactivate in March. Its 18 Sabre jet aircraft and about 300 personnel will transfer to other locations under USAF Air Defense Command. The unit, once the 49th FIS, served in air defense and helped test the SAGE system at Lincoln Laboratory.
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Bedford
Hanscom Field
Usaf Air Defense Command
Boston
Hanscom
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Lincoln Laboratory
465Th Fis
49Th Fis
Air Defense Command
Griffiss Air Force Base
N.Y
Laundry service costs rise over five decades
Americans now spend about 9.75 dollars per person per year on professional laundry services, roughly nine times the amount spent half a century ago.
Concord Players stage Moon tale from Thurber years later
Concord Players revive a Thurber based piece titled Moons inspired by 1943 fiction. Belle McDonald directs with an ensemble of longtime actors and fresh talent including Dick Freniere Laura Tom Lanman Greta Sai Billings Frances Bandi Nilo Trudy Freniere Lil Dunnel and Bill Dunnel as they present a heartwarming 1960s child friendly revival.
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Concord
James ‘Thurber
Charlotte Benning
Concord Players
Belle McDonald
Tal Dick Freniere
Laura Tom Lanman
Greta Sai Billings
Frances Bandi Nilo
Trudy Freniere
Lil
Bill Dunnel
Fair Commit To Meet Frid Carlisle United
Carlisle United committee to meet Friday night in Hall with Lawrence N. Bl charge assisting in event at Westford and Bedford street. Frederick 8 Flann street named for publicity promotion and printing duties for third annual fair.
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Carlisle
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W. W. Anderson
Edward F. Gilday
Lowell State Teachers College
Boston Youth Symphony” Orchestra
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Greater
Ann ‘O’brien
Dean
Bedford Marine
Yesteryear
Middlesex Institute For Savings
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
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Porter Jenks
John Pettinging
Margaret Coughlin
MacIntosh
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Ruth Days
Helen McNiff
Mm Harris
Jean Bernard
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Barbara
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Te Sturtevant
Margaret Bedd
Florence Duddy
Yylyn Hyliger
Jordan Mars
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