Bedford Center PTA Meeting Draws 400 Members
A joint Page and Center school PTA meeting in Center school auditorium was addressed by Supt. John Glenn to about 400 attendees. He discussed curr ent issues, the budget and school grouping as past presidents attended to mark the organization’s anniversary, followed by refreshments hosted by several mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Weaver, Jr
Alfred Columbo
George Martin
Richard Fricks
Arthur Bishop
William Tomlinson
Charles Maillard
Tradition Is Shattered By Lenten Drama
Three million theatregoers saw the annual Passion Play Pi late's Daughter during fifty nine Lenten seasons. The Roxbury script had female roles only and remained unchanged. A new professional production now uses actors from all denominations with proceeds for local charities at St. Alphonsus Theatre Roxbury March 4 to April 13.
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Pilate
Roxbury
St. Alphonsus Theatre
Mass
St Elizabeth’s Guild panel discussion at parish house
The Getting-To-Know-You meeting opened with dessert and coffee hosted by Mrs. Tracy Dickson. A panel representing Supt. J. Peter Trenholm Gordon Partridge Mrs. Edward Katzenbach Mrs. Alexander Marshall Mrs. Bruce Campbell Robert L. Wright Kenneth Hanna and Jeffrey Fletcher discussed parish activities led by Rev. Stanley F. Rodgers with questions from Mrs. Philip Way. About 50 persons attended due to invitations by Mrs. John Keator and Mrs. Dexter Allen. President Mrs. Lamonte Griswold commended the committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
Tracy Dickson
Acadia
J. Peter Trenholm
Gordon Partridge
Edward Katzenbach
Altar Guild
Alexander Marshall
Woman's Guild
Bruce Campbell
Robert L. Wright
Kenneth C. Hanna
Servers Guild
Jeffrey Fletcher
Episcopal Young
Stanley F. Rodgers
Philip Way
John Keator
Dexter Allen
Lamonte Griswold
Co op Pre School Mothers Meeting Next Wednesday
Sudbury cooperative preschool mothers plan a March 2 meeting at Memorial Congregational Church at 8 15 p m. The session targets current and new mothers with September 1960 enrollees and will feature Dr Marjorie Young from the local board of health on new day care health standards. Included are by law amendments and key vote items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
Marjorie Young
Board of Health
Arthur Howard
John Shirley
E. M. Davis
Two Women Remain On Critical List Following Crash
A three car crash on Route 2 near Lincoln Tuesday injured several occupants. Two women remain in critical condition at Emerson Hospital with Williams and Cook sustaining serious fractures and head injuries. Police, fire and state troopers assisted at the scene delaying traffic for minutes.
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Lincoln
Emerson Hospital
Norma C. Bowden
Brewer
Paul J. Sweeney
Otis Street
Medford
Bowden
Lexington Road
Route 2
Wachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Gertrude Turnbull
Glen Avenue
C. H. Williams
Concord
State
Lincoln Police
Emerson’ Hospital
Sweeney
Miss Cook
Williams
Frank W. Gordon, Jr
Lawrence Hallett
Daniel A. MacInnis, Jr
Thomas Maloney
Raymond Raposa
West Concord Barracks
Carlisle Troop 136 Holds Swimming Merit Earners
Members of Troop 136 at Carlisle went to the Lowell Y for a swimming party Monday night. Wayne Lapham and Dale Mirfield passed their merit badges in swimming. The troop resumes meetings next Monday at 7 15 am. Blue Ribbon 4-H Rabbit Club met last Wednesday at the Daguotional 4H Club. next meeting is March 9.
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Lowell “Y
Wayne Lapham
Dale Mirfield
Blue Ribbon
Daguoational
Eleven Area Residents Earn Home Nursing Course Certificates
Concord area residents completed an eight session Red Cross home nursing course extended from seven evenings, with real therapy equipment and mouth to mouth resuscitation. Graduates include Mrs Boaz Aronue Concord and Miss Carolyn Carey Maynard among others. course supervised by Mrs Rodney Pratt with instruction from Mrs Edna Sleeper and Mrs Michael Trumacki using Emerson Hospital facilities.
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Concord
Concord Area
Red Cross
Lhss
Wwever
David Emerson
Estabrook Road
Cross Home Nursing
Boaz Aronue
Carolyn Carey
Maynard
Philip Finan
Francis Hilley
Westford
Ralph T
Emerson Hospital
Louis Gallerani
Willow Rebekah Lodge Hosts Brotherhood Week Observance
Concord past noble grands meet at 138 Commonwealth Avenue hosted by Sue Jackson with Hilda McCormack. Northeastern observes the 27th annual Brotherhood Week with Cadet 2nd Lieut. Carrol F. Creff of 487 Main Street West Concord accompanying on the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Sue Jackson
Commonwealth Avenue
Hilda McCormack
National “Brotherhood
Northeastern
Carrol F. Creff
Main Street
West Concord
Ofgan
Bedford Girl in Finalists for Queen
Bedford High senior Carol Hoyt is among five finalists for Northeastern University ROTC ball queen. The event, largest New England military ball, is at Sheraton Plaza Ballroom tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. Hoyt is escorted by cadet W. Allan Prescott and was invited to a reception for semi finalists. She plans nursing training after graduation.
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Bedford
Carol Hoyt
Page Road
Bedford High
Queen of Northeastern University
New England
Sheraton Plaza
Rotc Scabbard and Blade Honor Society
Herman Hoyt
W. Allan Prescott
Grove Street
Lexington
R.O.T.C
Prescott
Misg Hoyt
Hoyt
Christian Scla“ Benevolent Home
Chestnut
Two collide on Route 62 leaving cars smashed
A head on collision on Route 62 at 12 10 Sunday involved Richard P Collins driving toward Hudson and Morris J Doyle West driving toward his home. Both vehicles were towed to Crescent Street Motors and the drivers taken to Marlborough Hospital with head chest and arm injuries. Patrolmen Trefry and Dwinells investigated.
Town Officials Discuss Warrant Articles At L WV Meeting
Concord residents attended a Concord League of Women Voters open meeting at Ellis Hall where town officials explained warrant articles. Discussions covered Schedule A salaries, cemetery land acquisition, topographic maps, Veterans Building demolition, rezoning near West Concord, and regional school needs including new classrooms and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — League of Women Voters
Ellis Hall
Richard J. Loughlin
Concord
Theodore Mm.nelson
Nelson
Selectmen
West Concord
Hayward
Mill Pond
Main Street
Ralph T. Haskell
Opening of Courbet exhibition at Museum of Fine Art
South Lincoln hosts plan for distinguished guests to view an 86 painting Courbet show. Lincoln Li SS hostess S. White welcomes visitors to a reception and opening that features fresh spring flowers and a selection of realist works from Europe and America.
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South Lincoln
S. White
Brilli Courbet
Museum
Europe
America
Discussion 4 Proving Po Suldibak Groups
A fragmented report notes a discussion on proving Po by Suldibak Groups with an excellent 60 at Dr and Mrs J. Attendance expectations are unclear but the text hints at a series covering curve and economic crisis. Last week Arthur was involved in a discussion of the first timetable. Will led the second group and watched over.
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Suldibak
Arthur
Will
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Fata
Erze
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Psane
Orooven
Ya' Dal
Pilate’s Daughter
Church Guild
St. Elizabeth’s
Cross
Carlisle
Concord — Concord Chaovter
Order of DeMolay
DeMolay Boys
Congregational Church
Keley
Lincoln Liss
Kelvinath
United Co-Op
Hardwa
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