Sudbury Pupils to Receive Driving Licenses at Boston
Sudbury High School seniors Donna Bisson William Hawes and Denis Pizza will join driver education instructor Alan Flynn at a June 2 assembly in Boston where they receive permanent white driver licenses. The event marks a national first step in Massachusetts highway safety efforts highlighted by remarks from the registrar Rudolph King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Donna L. Bisson
William E. Hawes
Denis J. Pizza
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Public Works
Alan F. Flynn
Massachusetts
United States
Commonwealth
Rudolph F. King
Sudbury High School
Barbara Podgurski
Pamela Blake
Mary Ann Boyd
Rosalind Darby
Ann’ Harding
Carol Streeter
Beverly Walton
Sandra Hammar
Flanders’ Field
Patricia Moulton
America
Paul McGovern
Tommy Cassella
Charles Swanson elected president of Mid Middlesex Past Masters
Charles Swanson of South Street Haseen was elected president of the Past Masters Association of Middlesex North Pomona and will be installed at the next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kydd, long residents of Everett Street Concord, now reside in Chelmsorton and plan a new home in South Chelmsford. Mrs. Kydd, Jean McAllister, was a Concord high school majorette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swanson
South Street
Haseen
Middlesex North Pomona
Robert Kydd
Everett Street
Concord
Chelmstorn
South Chelmsford
Kydd
Jean McAllister
Carlisle Grange to Attend 50th Chelmsford Grange Anniversary
A Carlisle Grange delegation will attend the 50th anniversary of Chelmsford Grange tonight led by State Deputy Edward R. Stephen. Stephen, of Russell Street, was recently elected president of the Middlesex North Lecturers Association.
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Carlisle Grange
Chelmsford Grange
Edward R. Stephen
Stephen
Russell Street
Middlesex North Lecturers Association
Canns Begin Work On New Home On South Street
Mr and Mrs William Cann and their two sons of West street have started construction on their new residence located on South street.
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William Cann
West Street
South Street
Real estate transfers listed for Campbell Poole Casey ODonnell
Recent transactions show Paul R. Campbell and wife transferring property on East street to Peter J. Casey and wife while Charles I Poole and wife transfer Bellows Hill road property to Edward O Donnell and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Campbell
Peter J. Casey
East Street
Charles I. Poole
Edward O’donnell
Bellows Hill Road
Camp Weekend Guests From Acton And New Hampshire
Selectman and Mrs. Roy V. Cann and their children spent the holiday weekend at their Glendale camp in New Hampshire. Also visiting were the Fosses the Grants the Biggis and the Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectman
Roy V. Cann
Acton Road
Glendale
New Hampshire
The
Fosses
Grants
Biggis
Bates
Carlisle Girl Weds Essex Air Force Man In Spring Ceremony
Miss Cynthia Ann Heald daughter of Mr and Mrs Everette V Heald of Carlisle married Robert Kenneth Brown son of Mr and Mrs Robert K Brown of Essex at Carlisle Congregational Church. Officiating was Rev Robert Dempsey during an 8 o clock candle light double ring ceremony.
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Carlisle
Essex Air Force
Cynthia Ann Heald
Everette Varnum Heald
Lowell Street
Robert Kenneth Brown
Robert K. Brown
Essex
Carlisle Congregational Church
Robert B. Dempsey
Joan Brown
Marilyn Dutton
Jane MacDonald
Wayne Hill
Malden
E. Murray Heald
Jack Deady
Manchester
Robert MccDonald
Aniington
Martha Heald
Janice Brown
Sudbury Students Visit Art Museum in Boston
About 40 Sudbury high school students in French and Latin classes toured the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston last Friday. Guides from the museum led two groups through architecture and furniture rooms, Greek and Roman sculpture, Pompeii frescoes, and modern French works, accompanied by Mrs. George Lupien, Mrs. Rodney Hadley, and Miss Ruth Buxton. A note mentions Scod in the Canary Islands housing the world’s largest dragon tree, about 3,009 years old, 50 feet around at the trunk.
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Sudibury
Sudibury High School
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Museum
Pompeii
George Lupien
Rodney Hadley
Ruth Buxton
Scod
Canary Islands
Northwest Africa
Concord Garden Club Announces 2Day Flower Show
The Concord Garden Club presents a two day flower show at the Concord Art Center on June 10 and 11 with the theme Lexington ox Color. Entries due by 11 o clock Friday June 10. contact Mrs. Richard Hale for entry details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Garden Club
Concord Art Center
Lexington Ox Color
Richard Hale
Oak Road
Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders Show Heads to Vita Dairy
The AMGRA Buck Show for bucks of all ages will be judged at Vita Milk Dairy Farms Prospect Hill Harvard on Sunday June 5 at 1 pm. Robert L. Harris of Fabius NY will judge. Registration papers required. Vitamilk Dairy owners Julia and Warren Ernst rebuilt after a February fire and now operate the largest Goat Milk Dairy in New England. Refreshments will be on sale. Committee members include Betty Franklin Julia Ernst William Peters and Fred Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders Association
Vitamilk
Prospect Hill Road
Harvard
Robert L. Harris
Fabius
New York
Julia
Warren Ernst
New England
Son
Betty Franklin
Hudmittee
Fred Franklin
Lowell Lapointe
Carl Schontag
Julia Ernst
William Peters
Vacancies Open in Girl Scout Day Camp at Camp Clara Ecke
Several vacancies announced for Girl Scout and Brownie Day Camp at Camp Clara Ecke. Five Brownies needed for July 5 to 14 and eight Intermediate Scouts for July 18 to 29. Brownies may join the second period. For details call Mrs. Peter Eaton Hilltop 3-6352.
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Sudbury
Camp
Clara Ecke
Peter Eaton
Hilltop
Birth at Boston Ly ing In Hospital May 24
Mr and Mrs Robert A Johnson of Massachusetts avenue welcome a daughter born at the Boston Ly ing-In hospital on May 24. Grandparents are Mrs Carla Andresen of South street Carlisle and Mr and Mrs Arthur G Johnson of Fairfield street Maynard.
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Acton
Robert A. Johnson
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Carla Andreassen
South Street
Carlisle
Arthur G. Johnson
Fairfield Street
Maynard
Scout Rodeo Draws Crowds for Sudbury Boy Scouts Benefit
Two afternoons of Rodeo events at Lazy OD Ranch benefited the Sudbury Boy Scouts with crowds watching May 29 and 30. Judges Edward Boudrot and George Sementelli presided as riders from Fitchburg Leominster and West Medway earned top prizes in bareback bronc bull riding and game races.
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Sudibury
Sudibury Boy Scouts
Lazy OD
Edward Boudrot
South Sudsbury
George Sementelli
Newtonville
John Doucette
Dick Cleveland
Fitchburg
Ray Woodward
Sudsbury
Monty Murphy
Pat Cahill
Caryville
George Griffin
Leominster
Butch Smith
Milford
Roy Goodwin
Bruce Whitman
Paul Compton
West Medway
Diane Compton
George Graehe
Ray
Ronnie
Sister LaPointe
Bob Bates
Kenny Cahill
M.lford
Herb Hoover
Newton Mass
Jerry Fellows
Wayland
Caryvill
Ronnie Baker
Framingham
Dianne Compton
Ronnie Boher
Pamelia Cahill
Ronald Boher
Ronald Baker
Smokey Doucette
South Acton Post Office Plan Advances
The Post Office Department announces a new post office to be built in South Acton. Contractor Daniel Flanagan of South Acton will construct the concrete building and lease it to the department. The project proceeds with site between Massachusetts and [illegible].
Plan Ist Meeting At New A. L. Home
The first meeting in the Ed wards-Quimby Post A. S. No. 284 at the new headquarters in Acton is set for Monday night June 13 at 8 o'clock. Commander Stanley A. Nedza will lead the session and a collation will follow. Delegates will attend the state convention at Revere this month.
Sudbury Art Class Group Showcases Local Talent
A Sudbury arts group led by Alan Armitage has held ten week sessions at Atkins and Merrills, with student paintings exhibited at Nickersons and Hills Paint Store in Waltham. Exhibitors include Timothy Wentworth Warren Winner Dennison Chapman Herbert Hines James Marmaraden Frances Atkins Rachael Joyce Chapman Marjorie White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Alan Armitage
Twin Maples
Atkins and Merrills, Inc
Nickersons and Hills Paint Store
Waltham
Timothy Wentworth
Warren Winner
Dennison Chapman
Herbert Hines
James Marmaraden
Frances Atkins
Rachael
Joyce Chapman
Marjorie White
Windblown cash adds up to seventy dollars in Spokane
Weatherman Robert McComb found a ten dollar bill blown near his weather station. A colleague said he had picked up a ten earlier. McComb informed a friend who collected a twenty dollar bill. In total seventy dollars were blown in by the wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Robert McComb
McComb
Unclear: Local School Win Report From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR yields unreadable items about a school win and individuals named Thig Edward vegor Fo denti with no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Memorial Congregational Church
South Sudbury
Richard Ling
Helen Krause
Carey
Mrs
Bennett
Hayden
Scotland
Allen
Gruber
Miss Adams
Veiska
Hatswell
Kent
Lehar
Hudson
Saigon
Camn Phu Tho
Maine
Canada
Highland Elementary School
Concord High School
Northeastern University
College of Business Administration
Brown
U. S. Air Force
Narsarssuak
Greenland
U. S
Arthur A. Magurn
Arthur A. Magurn, Jr
Mass
Henry Barker Burke
Burke
Main Street
South Acton
Wegman and Co
Concord Club
Emerson
Maine Seashore
P. O. Box
Scout Rodeo Sun
Crete
Willal
Massachetig
Meered By
Plan Ist
New A. L
Austin
Conco School
York On
Service J
Upland
Closs
Edward Vegor
Middl Compassion
Rid-X
Concord Hardware Co
Walden Street
Vanderhoof
TEL
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