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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1960

Page

6

Regional's Play Here Friday and Saturday Cast Background

Martha Livengood has led dramatic activity at regional high school for years and played the Infanta in The Birthday of the Infanta at the first festival in 1957. Ann Harding, Alanson Sturgis, Beverly Emmons, Helen Rhodes, Joan Pirreud, Richard Gindleberger, James Powers, Martha Morton, Judy Travers, Julia Place and others are noted for roles, directing, stage managing, and workshop work across Liliom Lucifer and related productions.

Martha Livengood Spain Martha Ann Harding Julie Liliom Massachusetts Drama Festival New England Drama Festival Ann Theater-on-the- Green Wellesley Alanson Pat) Sturgis Beverly Emmons Marie The Dramatic Society Anne Frank le Narrateur Concord Academy Joan Pirreud Richard Gindleberger Wurmser Jairus Lincoln James Powers Martha Morton Judy Travers Magic Circle Theater Tufts University Julia Place Luciferate Man In the Bo ‘ Hat

Concord Notes and Local Activities Highlight Week

Mr and Mrs Samuel Goddard Kent vacationing in Bermuda. Concord Chamber of Commerce committee met at the Colonial Inn with three members present. George B Webb among 12 New England men enlisting in the US Marine Corps assigned to Parris Island. About 40 boys attend first meeting of new explorer scout troop sponsored by General Radio. Concord Lions Club sponsored an assembly at Concord High School featuring Kenneth Goodman the renowned organist.

Concord ‘Chamber of Commerce Colonial Inn William C. Hall James W. Powers Rudolph W.currier George B. Webb Concord New England U. S. Marine Corps Parris Island S.C General Radio Company

Correct Dialing For Fire Calls Highlighted By Concord Chief

Concord fire chief Thomas Tombeno urges residents to dial emergency numbers correctly. The proper fire line is EM 9 2121, while dialing OE leads to an Arlington operator who cannot identify the town without a prompt. He notes valuable minutes were lost in a fatal Monday morning fire. Other fire contacts include EM 9 4054 and police EM 9 2323.

Concord Thomas Tombeno Arlington

Concord High defeats Melrose 54 41 in Middlesex League

Concord High won its fourth Middlesex League game beating Melrose 54 to 41 at Melrose. Brad Evans led with 21 points as Concord led 32-14 at halftime. The Concord Jayvees also won 53-51 in a close contest.

Concord iWiith Brad Evans Concord High Melrose Concord Jed Evans Concord Jayvees

Police Report Recaps Week in Acton

A one car crash on Concord Street injured John Mariano of Maynard and damaged the vehicle, treated at Emerson Hospital. A 10 year old and a 2½ year old wandered from home and were returned to parents. A dog bite on Notre Dame Road injured Ted Reynolds. A South Acton resident faced a default warrant and was sentenced to 30 days in prison. Paul Denesuik was overcome by welding fumes but recovered fully with oxygen aid.

Sergt Warren F. Birch Acton Concord Street John Mariano Maynard Hosmer Street Emerson Hospital William S. Kendall Jr Ted Reynolds Notre Dame Road Reynolds South Acton Billerica House of Correction Central Street Paul Denesuik Acton Fire Department

Study Group Plans Great Decisions Discussion in Sudbury

Sudbury organizes annual Great Decisions discussions on foreign policy and taxes with local volunteers led by William Trainor and Mrs. William Warren. Neighborhood groups meet at homes like Bert Ram Weinstein’s on Old Lancaster Road, inviting organizers to join. National sponsor is the Foreign Policy Association. local support comes from World Affairs Council and related Boston groups.

Sudbury William Trainer William Warren Frederick Barstow Trainor Northeast Region American Foundation For Political Education Harbridge House Bertram Weinstein Old Lancaster Road Great Decisions The Foreign Policy Association Massachusetts World Affairs Council Byron K. Elliott John Hancock: Mutual Life Insurance Company Boston Public Library Junior Chamber of Commerce Archdiocese Education Department Massachusetts League of Women Voters

U S Savings Bond Offer In Your Country

In a regional notice the government promotes buying U S Savings Bonds through local agents. The campaign highlights security and steady returns with tax advantages and regular maturities for individual savers and families.

Birth of James Dudley Hawks in Boston

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hawks announce the birth of their third child and first son, James Dudley Hawks, born January 12 at the Richardson House in Boston. Grandparents listed include Prof. and Mrs. J. A. CG. Fagginer-Auer and Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hawks.

Concord James D. Hawks Devens Street James Dudley Richardson House Boston J. A. CG. Fagginer-Auer the Hague Netherlands Chapel Hill N.C Edward A Hawks

Sudbury Citizens Council Sets Meeting for School Study

The Citizens Council for Sudbury Schools will meet at 8 pm in Horse Pond School Auditorium on Wednesday January 27 to discuss short term studies. Co chairmen oversee two projects a citizen talents survey and a newcomers handbook. Members urged to join and contact co chairs.

Sudbury Citizen Council For Sudbury Horse Pond Secroury Richard Hirsch Henry Chandonall Russell Loftus Hugh Gioacchini Leslie Toy Tourville Ing Than Roehrig Donald McMillen Russell Tus Hugh Gioachiani Leity William Wad

Carlisle Schools Closed By Storm. Concord Classes Normal

Public schools in Carlisle were closed Tuesday due to a storm while Concord High kept classes. Scout Troop 136 met on Monday and enjoyed a ming party at the Lowell meetings.

Concord High Scouts of Lowell

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