Entertaining Subject Woman's Club Meeting Preview
The Woman's Club hosts an entertaining meeting on March 1 at 2 30 pm at Horse 10 with guest speaker Mr Markarian assisted by Mrs John Chale and Mrs George 10. A later event at 8 pm features music cards and a supper with Mr Dolbier and co chairmen. Tickets from Arthur E Fay Jr Mrs Ling Kara McGuire and Mrs Markarian.
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Urg
Speakerningham
Woman's Club
Horse 10
Ways and
Dolbier
Willening
Merthur
E. Fay Jr
Ling
Markarian
Kara McGuire
Heather Tie Gains New Mark in Regional Girls Meet
Heather tied and set a new mark with a 36-18 win at the regional girls meet as Beverly Walton slips from 141 to 152 with one event remaining. Belmont, Wayland, Concord-Carlisle, and others still to compete. Papooses defeated Winchester JV 22-14.
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Beverly Walton
Heather
Concord-Carlisle Wayland
Belmont
Archon
Doury
Con. Vv
Papooses
Winchester JV
Carlisle Event Set With Carl deSuze Lecture
Carlisle-Carlisle Teachers Association schedules an illustrated talk by Carl deSuze titled Africa Giant at the Door. The program, chaired by Mrs. Geraldine Winter of Spaulding School, will be in Auditorium on Thursday March 2 at 8 p.m. Tickets are sold by committee members and Grade 7 students.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Teachers Association
Carl deSuze
Geraldine Winter
Spaulding School
Ruth Wilkins
Eileen Carleton
Hudson Man With Conscience Pleads Guilty in Auto Theft Case
In Concord a car theft last October from the Mill Dam was solved when the vehicle owned by Mary Ryan of Carlisle was recovered Oct. 7 in Waltham. Christopher W. Glynn, 20, Hudson, appeared in district court after a local warrant and pleaded guilty to using a car without authority, receiving probation. He left the courtroom smiling, praising judges and police as “the salt of the earth.”
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Concord
Mill Dam
Mary Ryan
Carlisle
Waltham
Station 4
Boston
Christopher W. Glynn
Hudson
District Court
Here
Pierre A. Northrup
Acton Post Office Post Mistress Improves After Virus
Reynolds South Acton Post Office post mistress is reported to be feeling improved after a bout with a virus infection. ACTON Cc and friends are associated with the update.
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Reynolds
South Acton
Carlisle Ladies Social Circle Plans March Events
Carlisle Ladies Social Circle met for a luncheon and social led by Mrs. Paul Swanson and Mrs. Daniel Ochs. The group will gather March 9 for a noontime dinner at Carlisle Congregational Church and later that month for a tea, announced president Mrs. William H. Shumway.
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Carlisle
Paul Swanson
Daniel Ochs
Carlisle Congregational Church
Wiliam H. Shumway
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Public service notice urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic savings program. It highlights benefits for individuals and the national economy, encouraging timely purchase through post offices and financial institutions.
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U.S. S
U.S
Welcome We welcomes new families to town in Acton
Betty Olesen hosts new residents moving into West Concord area. Charles Warner and family from Troy buy home. He is accounting manager at Goodrich High Voltage Astronautics. Charles Heeser from Indianapolis buys. He is retired U.S. Army major. John Wallach from Florida rents. he is general manager of Shamrock Sting agency in Boston. Arthur Berube, formerly of Lawrence, rents. he is sales application engineer manager at Kearford Semiconductor in Newton. Raymond Hafner from Stratford buys with son. three daughters ages six and two, Hafner is electrical engineer at Anelex Corp. Albert Nuttall from Arlington buys. three sons, twins two and a four-year-old. he is a research engineer at Litton Industries Waltham. Marshall Myer from Boston buys. he is a truck driver and mechanic. Ervin Bumford, Concord resident, buys new home. he is owner and president of Middlesex Motor Co.
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Acton
Betty Olesen
West Concord
Charles Warner
Troy
Warner
Goodrich High Voltage Astronautics
Charles Hese'ter
Indianapolis
Ind
Heeserton
U. S. Army
John Wallach
Florida
Hafner
Anelex Corp
Albert Nuttall
Arlington
Nuttall
Litton Industries Waltham
Marshall Myer
Boston
Ervin L. Bumford
Concord
Middlesex Motor Company
Acton Roxborough to Represent at 1961 Massachusetts Regional Art Show
Acton High School principal Raymond J Grey announced that Acton Roxborough will be represented at the 1961 Massachusetts regional scholastic art awards exhibition. Winners include Lynne Brown Mary Ellen Coughlan Wendie Flagg and Geraldine Walsh with Flagg and Walsh earning blue ribbons sending their work to the national competition in New York. Four students received certificates of merit: Susan Hayward Carol Roach Deborah Smith and Robert Wilson.
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Acton
Raymond J. Grey
Acton- Roxborough
Massachusetts
Lynne Brown
Mary Ellen Coughlan
Wendie Flagg
Geraldine Walsh
New York
Susan Hayward
Carol Roach
Deborah Smith
Robert Wilson
Barbecue Grants Grand Prizes at Carlisle Grange Event
About 100 people attended a Carlisle Grange barbecue held Saturday at the hall. Inside serving followed outdoor cooking with grand prizes awarded to recipients including John Webster Kiel Rose Junior Dunn Atilan ta Ga R J Burns and Westcott Winchester.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
John Webster
Kielrose
Junior Dunn
Atilanta
Kristen Larsen
R. J. Burns
Marlborough
Westcott Winchester Concord
R. J. Lorbes
North Billerica
Juvenile Admits Theft Then Hits Parked Car
A juvenile confessed to theft and then struck a parked vehicle at the Thoreau and Hubbard streets intersection. He claimed he meant to read a street sign and did not intend to hit the car. The incident remains under investigation.
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Thoreau and
Hubbard Streets
Fairbank Pupils Stage Stars and Stripes Play
Sixth graders at Fairbank School presented Stars and Stripes directed by Arthur Walker to honor Washingtons Birthday, depicting Betsy Ross and the making of the first flag. Cast included Etan Schaffenberger Jeanne Malonson Carol Wilson Ann Clippinger June Spiller Leslie Clements Bruce Gregory Dorothy Place Kay Whitney Anne Jameson Wendy Higgins Harmon Avera Ronald Gedrim Gregory Hamm.
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Sudbury
Fairbank School
Liquor License Hearings With Board Monday
Selectmen set a public hearing for February 27 at 7 p.m. on liquor license applications for common victualler permits. Held at Sudbury with applicants including Porters Restaurant Svensk Kaffestuga Maple s Restaurant Sudbury Package Store Nugent's Variety Store and several named individuals spanning Boston Post Road and Hudson Road locations.
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Common Victualler
Porter's Restaurant
Svensk Kaffestuga
Win Maples
Sudbury Package Store
Kenneth R. Hooper
Sudbury
Leonard J. McCarthy
John S
John W. MacKinnon
Hall's Insurance Agency
Leslie J. Caulfield
Milton H. Shaw
Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Thomas O Quinn
Mr and Mrs Thomas O Quinn of 241 Hartwell Road welcomed twin boys on February 7 at Emerson Hospital. The birth announcement notes the parents and the hospital as the main details.
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Thomas O’quinn
Hartwell Road
Emerson Hospital
Couples Club Discusses Contemporary Ethics Event
The Couples Club and First Parish met Saturday night to discuss Contemporary Ethics under the direction of John Huenfield and Charles P. Shwerin.
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First Parish
John Huenfield
Charles P. Shwerin
Religious services note two events by First Parish
Rev. Robert Henry Holmes preached on Late Collision of Unreality in the morning. In the evening Linea Religious Youth group met for activities at the church.
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Robert Henry Holmes
the Linea
Sermon at First Baptist Church On The Sense of God
Rev Arthur Foye preached at First Baptist Church on The sense of God. A family buffet supper followed worship. Rev Robert Slaughter, pastor, led the service and supper plans in Arlington.
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First Baptist Church
Arthur Foye
Robert Slaughter
Arling
Eye care need cited for millions of American children
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports that nearly 10 million children in the United States require some form of eye care.
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The
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
New Additions at Library of Interest
Acton Library announces recent purchases across fiction non fiction and juvenile sections. Notable titles include Rabbit Run The Nightingale Lost Weekend and Gideon's Fire along with works by Updike Durrell and Durbridge. The Acton Garden Club donated Flower Arrangements and Flower Show Themes while juvenile titles include Mrs Wappites Secret.
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Acton
Piston — Ee
Newcomb
Dern
Powell
O'Hara
Updike
Coward
Rhode
Try
Jovsky
Turnbull
Jackson
Mt. Vernon
Boyce
Palmer
Grant
Korea
MacArthur
Higgins
Amory
Kunstler
South
America
Butler
Hyde
Baines
Chapel
Rhodes
Kerouac
Hollywood
Goodman
Encyclopedia of Photography
Purves
Winslow
Munro
T. S. Eliot
Alexander G
Bell
Stevenson
Baar
Howard
Lewis
Werstein
Dr. Dooley
Puerto Rico
Gruber
Waldo
Green
Oscar Wilde
Holland
Thomas
Acton Garden Club
Roberts
Mrs. Wappite
Hightower
Jo In the Hill
Leyton
Government foray in medicine debated in Sudbury forum
A Sunday panel at 8 pm in First Church will discuss government control of medicine. Panelists include Dr. J Huston Westover of Acton Medical Associates and Columbia College physicians, Dr. Stanley Taub, Sudbury internist, and moderator Hin Stuntz.
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Sudbury
J. Huston Westover
Acton Medical Associates
Columbia College Physicians and Surgeons
Stanley Taub
Sudbury Ising
Boston University School of Medicine
Hin Stuntz
Family Supper By Women's Guild Promises Homey Menu
A community notice from Mire Prank Vanaria invites residents to a women’s guild family supper at Hilltop. Menu features ham and beans cole slaw brown bread rolls homemade pies coffee ice cream and tonic. Proceeds support guild activities.
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Women’s Guild
Mire
Prank Vanaria
Hilltop
Pot Luck Supper and Whist at Memorial Church
Sudbury March 3 meeting of the Couples Club of Memorial Congregational Church features a 7 pm pot luck supper followed by military whist. No experience required, but fun and prizes. All couples invited. Reservations due February 28 by calling Mrs John Lohr or others listed at area codes HI 4-6949 HI 3-9398 HI 3-2122.
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Counles Club
Memorial Congregational Church
John Lohr
Stanley Schewan
Charles Cousins
Mrs Harold McMurtry speaks at Marian Mother's Club
Mrs Harold McMurtry discussed flower arranging at a Sunday talk for the Mother's Club of Marian High School in Framingham.
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Harold McMurtry
Ree
Mother’s Club
Marian High School
Framingham
Sudbury Adds 108 Voters to Town Election List
The Sudbury town election on March 6 will include 108 newly added voters. Officials confirmed the expansion aims to reflect updated registration.
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Sudbury
Beagle Gives Birth to Eight Valentine Puppies
Aug last Tuesday a beagle named Peanuts presented her owners Mr and Mrs Clarence Ames with eight tiny Valentine Puppies. At last report mother and pups are doing well.
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Clarence Ames
August Read
Sudbury School Committee Budget Presentations Mentioned
The Sudbury School Committee will present the budget to PTA groups before town meeting. Since PTAs are not in all schools, an interested person is invited to attend a meeting at Horse Pond School tonight at 8.
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Sudbury
PTA
Horse Pond
Regional three day holiday relief tied to storms
The regional plan created a three day break not caused by storms. The original schedule listed Thursday and Friday as school days but other schools were in session, easing the burden for students and staff.
Junior Pad Patter party hints at college acceptance
The cafeteria event on Friday February 25 from 8 to 11 30 aims for a relaxed atmosphere. Three seniors selected early acceptances are Diane Powers to Wheelock College Cynthia Natoli to Elmira College and Beverly Emmons to Sarah Lawrence University.
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Diane Powers
Wheelock College
Cynthia Natoli
Elmira College
Beverly Emmons
Sara Lawrence University
Appeals Board Hears Requests on Zoning Variance and Tower
The Board of Appeals considers Hollis W. Savage variance to allow a Real Estate and Insurance office at 222 Boston Post Rd and Raytheon Company request to erect a 60 foot permanent reinforced concrete test tower about 1360 feet north of Boston Post Rd near Nobscot Rd in South. Petitioner must be present or represented.
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Hollis W. Savage
Boston Post Rd
Raytheon Company
Boston Post
Board of Appeals
Edward E. Kreitsek
Rotary Member Presents Tulip Land Film Screening
Concord Rotarian James A. Crockett showcased a Dutch film Magic Carpet of Tulip Land highlighting Holland’s bulb industry, canal scenes, and a festival of blooms. The program described bulb cultivation, packing for export, and the annual flower floats drawing thousands of visitors to Holland each April.
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Concord
James A. Crockett
Rotary Club
Luneheon
Holland
Harler
Burgess
Lexington
John K. Damon
Oe Vt
Bedford
Ward K True
Cambridge
Casper J. Jenney
Miami Fl
Sudbury Health Visitors Offer Home Visits and Services
Sudbury Public Health nurses plan regular home visits to inform residents about health services and responsibilities. Local schools and the Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association participate in this joint program funded by official and volunteer groups. The column notes the loan closet with crutches and equipment and reports over 1,000 polio vaccinations given in Sudbury last year.
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Sudbury
Lincoln - Sudbury Regional
Board of Health
Sudbury’ Public Health Nursing Association
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association
Bim By High School Band Led By Polio Victim Director
The Bixby Oklahoma high school marching band, famed for precise drill, is led by a polio survivor who has walked only with braces since age two. The leader directs the ensemble with distinctive discipline and resilience.
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Bixby
Okla
UPI
Bimby High School
Oklahoma
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