Peters Teachers Association reports Treasury in good shape
Officers were elected and a report on student life and exchange programs was presented. The PTSA committee for next year includes Mrs Wilson and several staff and parent representatives. A testimonial for the student exchange program was conducted with student participants named. About 10 million Americans have heart disease or high blood pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stushange
Renoei DY
S.A
Russell Rock Sudbury
Od B. Taylor
Lincoln
Vic
William Teacher
Norton
Stephen Stuntz
Douglas Lincoln
William Wilson
Wilaened
Alexander Marthe
Wilson
PTSA
Merrill Graham
Richard Cutler
Luther Child
John Garrison
Gordon Donaldson
Ruth Buxton
Barbara Neumen
Per Adeler
Susan Davis
Charles McClennen
Pamella Blake
Hakon Nielsen
Doris Grason
Beth Ellis
Richard Danosky
David Garrison
Penelope Child
Michael Alewyn
Angela Brinck
Ursula Schupert
Memorial Day Observed by Sudbury Regional Students
Sudbury Regional students held a Memorial Day assembly with the school orchestra performing Civil War songs. Albert Avery read from the Bible and led the Lord's Prayer and pledge, followed by the singing of America. The event featured readings, a T. S. Eliot poem, and a mixed chorus rendition of The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Albert Avery
America
Susan Stone
Robert Nims
T. S. Eliot
Harry Eaton
Paul Mitchell
Marisa Gori
Frank Heys
Louise Rogers
Roger T. Thurston
Leslie M. Tourville
John Kuhner
Sudbury Firemen Set 29th Annual Field Day Parade
Sudbury plans the 29th annual Firemens Association field day and parade on July 4. Prizes of 150 dollars will be awarded to winning floats in three groups business civic and children. George Brown will head the parade committee and float planning is urged now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Firemens' Association
Club
Grange
George Brown
Sudbury Kiwanis Car Wash Set for Sunday
Sudbury Kiwanis plans a car wash Sunday in the rear Sudbury Shopping Center lot from 8 30 a m to early afternoon. Members will wash cars to raise funds for the organization’s charity drives with modest prices and strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Shopping Center
New Dairying Director Appointed in Sudbury Region
Sudbury resident J Peter Griffin of Boston was named director of the division of dairying and animal husbandry by Agriculture Commissioner Charles H McNamara. Griffin's appointment becomes effective May 25 and follows the death of Aubrey W Borden of Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
J. Peter Griffin
Boston
Division of
Dairying and
Agriculture
Charles H. McNamara
Griffin
Aubrey W. Borden
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Government urges citizens to invest in United States Savings Bonds to support national needs. Campaign stresses accessible options for families and individuals, highlighting security and steady growth as patriotic financial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Annual Memorial Day Parade Observes Veterans
Bedfords Memorial Day program featured a parade led by Nicholas J. Genetti of Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post, drifted main streets to cemeteries, honoring all wars. School band played. six C 119 Flying Boxcars flew. speakers included Frank W. Cloutier and Dr Winthrop Adamis among others. Clergy from St Michael's and Church of Christ participated. Oklahoma had 77 foundations with values over 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Goromander
Nicholas J. Genetti
Anthony Hunt
Maurice Isbell
James O’donnell
Charles Gittins
Edward Godfrey
Sudbury Republican Town Committee Elects New Slate
The Sudbury Republican Town Committee elected a two year slate with Al fred Crowley as chairman Claude Cane as vice chairman Doris Trees as secretary Alan Alford as treasurer and Alfred Bonazzoli and Claude Cane named delegates to the Worcester state convention on June 11 A further meeting will set the committee s preference for state office Earle Hoyle was honored for his chairmanship since 1956 Republican Night at the Pops is set for Friday June 17 at Symphony Hall Boston reservations contact Mrs Hitchcock or Mr Alford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Alfred Crowley
Claude Cane
Doris Trees
Alan Alford
Alfred Bonazzoli
Worcester
Earle Hoyle
The
Pops
Symphony Hall
Boston
Hitchcock HI
Alford
Sudbury Geology Trip Explores Boston Basin to Nahant
Twenty eight Sudbury Junior High students joined a field study to Pine Hill Medford and Nahant to observe local geology. They climbed a stone tower in Medford to view glacier deposits and river drainage, then toured a sand bar to Nahant and examined coastal features before visiting the Nike missile base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Junior Hish
Pine Hill
Medford
Nahant
Boston Basin
Henry
Mystic
Charles
Lynn Beach
Lynn
U. S. Army
Latin Students Tour Boston Museums
Latin students and their instructor Miss Ruth Buxton visited the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The group consisted of 42 second and third year pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Buxton
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Fenn Retires From School He Founded
Concord headmaster Roger Carlisle Fenn retires from the Fenn School founded in 1929 and will move to Brandon, Virginia. He is succeeded by David L. R. Edgar. Fenn, born in Chicago, studied at Harvard and Cambridge public schools.
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Concord
Roger Carlisle Fenn
Fenn School
Fenn
Brandon
David L. R. Edgar
Chicago
Cambridge
Harvard
Bethie
Abbotu T
Keewaydin Camps
Salisbury
John I. Hanley
Bethesda
Walter E. Borden
Westfield
N. J
New England
Sudbury J H S Observes Memorial Day Assembly
Memorial Day program at Sudbury Junior High featured Taps by Robert Hamill, color guard Elizabeth Taylor and others, Pledge of Allegiance, National Anthem by audience, Psalm 23 read by Mrs. MacRae, Recessional by Girls Glee Club, drama club play An Old Fashioned Parad... (cut) plus My Country sung by Boys Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Robert Hamill
Elizabeth Taylor
Jane Spiller
Richard Chase
Roy Bell
Mrs. MacRae
Girls Glee Club
Miss Smith
Mrs. Abell
Drama Club
Candace McCoy
Ellen Gallagan
Milisha Mitchell
Lynn Plumley
Jeffrey Cutter
Deborah Chadsey
Bonnie Nelson
Nancy Chase
David Dumas
Gail Hanna
Pat Jones
Judy Ruffin
Eleanor Brigham
Jones
Mr. Stowe
Mr. Gage
Taps
Sudbury Man Re-Elected President Of Export Club
At the New England Export Club annual meeting James R. MacLean was reelected president. He resides at 194 Wayside Inn Road and has led the club as president for one year and as vice president for four years. MacLean is an export sales executive with B F Goodrich Footwear and Flooring in Watertown and active in Sudbury Little League and Sudbury Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
New England Export Club, Inc
James R. MacLean
Wayside Inn Road
MacLean
Bis Regional International Trade Organization
B. F. Goodricia Footwear & Floorng Company
Watertown
Sudbury Little League
Sudbury Players
Tarbell Civil War Collections Donated to Lincoln Library
Former U S Representative George B Tarbell donated his Civil War collections to the Lincoln Public Library. On display for Memorial Day the items include a Confederate flag fragment from Richmond and a surrender eyewitness letter. Tarbell, longtime town resident and former Republican State Committee chairman, started the collection in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
George B. Tarbell
Lincoln Public Library
Tarbell
Richmond
Lee
Grant
Republican State Committee
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Pinocchio Fair
Trinity Church
Concord Academy
Featuring
Wirthmore Feeds Inc
Waltham
Gordon C. Johnson
Maynard
Warren
M. Hendrickson
Wellesley
Robert D. Emmons
Wayland
Edward S. Moore
Lynnfield
Francis W. Fournier
Wirthmore
Holliston
Clarenc W. Roelle
Wal- Stores
Clarence W. Roelle
Wallesley
Sudbury Kiwanis
Deering-Cote Motors Inc
Dodge Cars
West Main Street
2Door Sedan
Marlboro
Carl Ad Babe
Oklahoma
Republican Town Committee
Edgar
Vermont
J. H.S
J.R. Maclean
B. Tarbell
Maryalice’. Thoma
Stow
Biamond National
Florence St
Concord Co-operative Bank
Mass
Walden Street
Gordon H. Ogilvie Clerk
Tom’s Food World
Lowell Road
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