Red Cross Home Nursing Course Starts Jan. 18
Three registered nurses will lead a Red Cross home nursing course beginning Monday evening January 18. The seven session program covers home care methods for the sick and will be offered free to residents of Acton Oxboro Carlisle Concord and Lincoln. Instructors include Mrs Rodney Tt West Concord Mrs Edna Per Carlisle and Mrs Miel Trumacki Lincoln. Interested residents may call Red Cross EM 590 or visit headquarters for registration.
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Oxboro
Carlisle
Concord
Lincoln
Rodney Tt
West Concord
Ednaper
Miel Trumacki
Vid Emerson
Red Cross
Rses
Emerson
Emer Hospital
Red Coss
EM 590
Bafta club to mark th anniversary with January meeting
Bedford notices list the Bafta lub meeting set for Tuesday January 12 at the Church of rst vestry to celebrate the clubs th anniversary with speaker Mrs. Frank Thomipson and past presidents as special guests. Also Ball & Chain ub to meet January 9 with Mrs Albert Penner speaker.
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Baftalub
Church of Rst Vestry
Frank , Thomipson
Ball & Chain Ub
Albert Penner
Massachusetts
The
Eaker
Regional School Notes Add Scout Use and Student News
The Acton school committee approves Pack 33 Cub Scouts using Blanchard Hall on the second Wednesday monthly and Troop 1 Boy Scouts on Monday nights. Seven new regional high school seniors report college or specialty school acceptances.
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Acton
Blanchard Hall
Concord items include births birthdays and events
Edward Doyle, 29 Highland street, was at Emerson Hospital for a week. Firemen fought a near barn fire near John F. Shea on Lowell Road Monday afternoon. Boy Scout Troop 143 postponed toy collection to Saturday January 9 at 10 00 a.m. Barry Steinmann celebrates seventh birthday on New Year’s Day. Prof and Mrs Howard Emmons with family ski at their Concord lodge near Cannon Mountain, NH. Roger Hamilton and family welcome a son born December 24 at Emerson Hospital. Concord Players hold tryouts tonight at the Veterans Building for a children's play at 8. Card addressed Christmas milestone notes 300,000,000 man-hours to address.
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Howard Emmons
Concord
Cannon Mountain
New Hampshire
Grange Dance and Whist Held at Carlisle Grange Hall
The Carlisle Grange P of H sets a Saturday 8 PM square dance at Grange Hall with caller Peter Schell of Billerica. On the following Wednesday another 8 PM whist party opens to the public with prizes and refreshments.
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Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Grange Hall
Peter Schell
Billerica
Grange
Stow school resumes after holiday recess and public notices
Stow Local schools resumed classes on Monday after the long holiday break. The board of selectmen schedules its next meeting for Tuesday January 12 at 7 30 p m at Town Hall. Bids for garbage collection for the year running April 1 1961 to March 31 1961 are due by Tuesday January 12 at 8 p m to the board of health. Mrs Dorothy E Strong thanks contributors who supported the mitten tree at Randall Library sponsored by Unity Club of the First Parish.
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Board of Selectmen
Stow
Board of Health Bby
Dorothy E. Strong
Randall
Unity Club
First Parish
Plan Open House At Carlisle Church Next Sunday
Open house at Carlisle Congregational Church will start with a buffet supper at the parsonage from 5 to 7 p.m. at 6 p.m. the three C E societies meet. At 7 p.m. a King's College representative leads the service. Rev. Dempsey will preach on Christian Education. The first London subway was built about 100 years ago.
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Carlisle
Church Street
C. E
King’s Col
Lege
Briarcliffe Manor
N. Y
Robert B. Dempsey
London
Explorers to Meet January Fifteenth at Concord Post
Boy Scouts will gather January 15 to learn about the explorer program and the Concord Post electronics specialty. General Radio engineers will outline electronics projects and discuss possible activities. Attendees will tour the General Radio Engineering department.
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Boy Scouts of America
Concord Post
General Radio
General
Card Makers Cite 1959 Holiday Mail Averages
A greeting card firm reports that the typical American family sent 65 Christmas cards in 1959 while the average business firm mailed 145 cards.
Lincoln Grange Meeting Hosts Ike Meredith Talk
A Lincoln Grange regular meeting at Town Hall followed a covered dish supper. Guest speaker M. R. Ike Meredith of Littleton, master of Middlesex North Pomona and Appalachian Mountain Club member, spoke about rescues.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Grange
P. of H
Town Hall
M. R
Ike” Meredith
Littleton
Middlesex North Pomona
Appalachian Mountain Club
Fellowship notices at West Acton Junior and Senior High
West Acton Junior High Fellowship meets at the Baptist Church Sunday at 5 p.m. for a film and discussion on Whom So I. Senior High Fellowship gathers at 7 p.m. with a program on mental health led by Rev. William T. Keech. Bary Woodbine and committee oversee worship and program.
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West Acton
Baptist Church
William T. Keech
Bary Woodbine
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