Rotary hosts talk on conservation camp plans
The meeting at St Ne Sudbury featured discussion on a lake region conservation program in New Hampshire with a 250 acre site. Plans highlighted youth programs, daily activities, and the goal of teaching conservation to pupils, while noting notable attendees and civic leaders from Lexington and surrounding towns.
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Rotary
St Ne. Sudbury
New Hamp
Larpark
New Hampt
Thomas J. Byron
Colonial
Concord Town Manager Notes Stated
Housing authority will meet at the town house on June 14 at 8 p m. The municipal light board met Tuesday. Theo dore M. Nelson reports new street listings are ready and may be obtained from the town clerk's office. Poll tax bills were mailed. only one delinquent remains, a Concord man sought by the deputy. Miss Mary Sheehan notes men over 65 as of Jan 1 are exempt from poll taxes. The town collects about $6,000 yearly from poll taxes. The second aerial mosquito spray will occur between now and June 15. The garbage collector asks residents not to use strong disinfectants as they harm pigs. salt is preferred.
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Concord— Housing Authority
Municipal Light Board
Theodore M. Nelson
Mary Sheehan
Concord
Nelson
Concord Ten Draw Winners Named for Paint Gifts
Grand drawing selects ten winners who each receive one gallon and one quart of Super Kem-Tone and one can of KemGlo paint. Winners include John W. Fisher Lincoln Frances M. Kenny Concord Mrs. Paul Bergen Sudbury and others from Acton Roxboro Lexington W Concord and Wakefield area addresses. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John W. Fisher
Beaver Pond Road
Lincoln
Frances M. Kenney
Virginia Road
Paul R. Bergen
Windmill Drive
Sudbury
William H. Duvall
Old Rd
Nine Acre Corner
W. Woodman
Seneca Road
W. Acton
Marion A. Coffey
Summer Road
Roxboro
Joan LeBlanc
Morris Street
Lexington
Charles C. Grandy
Conant Street
So. Acton
Fred J. Loftus
Ruth O'Neil
Main Street
W. Concord
CCHS Students Attend Thayer Academy Advanced Study Program
Concord Carlisle High students Concord Murial Hervey Kent Morton William Newsom and Fraser Sinclair join 60 applicants in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences backed program at Thayer Academy for eight weeks of intensive studies in physics chemistry biology and mathematics. William Woodward engages in biology research at Brandeis University as part of the Life Sciences program now in its third year. A $150 stipend is granted per participant for six weeks, potentially 12 weeks.
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Concord
Murial Hervey
Kent Morton
William Newsom
Fraser Sinclair
Concord- Carlisle High
Thayer Academy
Boston
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Science Foundation
William Woodward
Brandeis University
Brandeis
Greater
Boston Area
Local Republican groups host June 15 at Ellis residence
ConcordG Sherman Blair Jr and Richard L Wiggin II announce all members of their groups are invited to a buffet at State Committeeman Alexander Ellis Jr s home on Thursday evening June 15. Prof Murray Levin of Boston University will speak on Massachusetts politics and his analysis of the 1959 Boston mayoralty race. A brief informal discussion follows on 1962 campaign programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
G. Sherman Blair, Jr
Republican Town Committee
Richard L. Wiggin
Young Republican Club
Alexander Ellis
Sudbury Road
Murray B. Levin
Boston University
Massachusettes
Levin
Boston
John F. Collins
Senate
John E. Powers
Club
Strawberry Festival Promises Old Fashioned Treats on Lawn
Concord hosts a Wednesday festival from 6 30 to 8 30 pm offering strawberry shortcake and hot coffee on the Trinitarian Congregational lawn. Chairman Mrs George Lothrop requests reservations by June 12 with tickets at Tri Con Shop or from listed hosts.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational
George Lothrop
Tri-Con Shop
Ralph Burstad
Marble Thayer
Carl Getz
John P. Derby
Walter Stryker
Sodality Names Officers After Banquet Address
Concord Our Lady's Sodality of St Bernard's held a communion banquet at Monument Hall attended by about 300 women. Rev Kenneth Murphy Rescue Inc spoke. Mrs Irene Bergin chaired. Newly elected prefect is Mrs Rosemary Gannon presented by outgoing prefect Mrs Dorothy Quinn.
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Concord
Our Lady's Sodality of
St. Bernard's
Monument Hall
Kenneth Murphy
Rescue Inc
Irene Bergin
Rosemary Gannon
Dorothy Quinn
Congregationalists Adopt Summer Worship Schedule
Concord Congregational Church will hold one service at 9 30 a m on Sundays with guests from the Masons for St John s Sunday. Rev Robert H Barber seeks to inspire with reflections from a Puerto Rico study tour and a baptism will be performed.
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Concord — Congregationalists Church
Masons of Concord
St. John’s
Robert H. Barber
Puerto Rico
Christian Social Action Study
White Sox Billy Pierce Keeps ERA Under Two
Chicago White Sox starter Billy Pierce, who posted a 1.97 ERA in 1955, remains the last major league pitcher to complete a season with an ERA under two runs per game.
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Chicago
UPI
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Five Year Anniversary Mass at St Bernard’s Church
Mrs Florence G Erisman will celebrate a fifth anniversary mass at St Bernard’s on Saturday. Marriage banns announced for Carol Carmody and Richard Lyons. Altar boys listed for the week. Holy Name Sunday observed with 8 30 mass and continental breakfast at Monument Hall where officers will be elected. Also note Buffalo births at Freedomland amusement park with two more calves expected.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Florence G. Erisman
Carol Carmody
Prescott Road
Richard Lyons
Commonwealth Avenue
John Joyce
Louis McNally
Joseph Gannon
Kevin Mara
Monument Hall
New Schedule of Services at Trinity Church
Trinity Church changes weekly worship times with 8 and 11 services on Sundays and a 9:15 service discontinued until fall. Summer church school begins June 18 at 11, with kindergarten through sixth grade joining families for the service and then attending classes. Nursery for under five available at the 11 o'clock service all summer.
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Concord
Trinity Church
C C I S Math Students Earn Prize Awards
Concord Carlisle students earned certificates of merit in the state mathematics contest. Boston Latin School led with 20, Phillips Andover Academy was third with 17. William Newsom won the school scroll and a $100 prize as the third highest statewide scorer. Several C C H S seniors juniors and sophomores earned honors. MassHigh schools invited twenty five project entries to the Assumption Preparatory School math fair with John Payne winning first place and Julie Cole and Fay Thomas tied for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord-Carlisle
Boston Latin School
Phillips Andover Academy
William Newsom
Newsom
C.C.H.S
Joan Loomis
Julie Cole
Fay Thomas
Rosalind Webster
William Bollinger
Philip Taft
Stanley Brown
Kenneth Harris
Muriel Hervey
Kent Morton
William Root
Carol Austin
Peter Webb
John Payne Hoyt Taylor
Steven Winter
David
Lions induct slate at Concord dinner tribute to Melvin Jones
Concord Lions Club plans a Monday installation at Lobster Haven Route 20 Wayland starting 7 p.m. with George W Wilkinson as new president Everett L Broughton to succeed. W Raymond Webster will install officers. Social hour before dinner dancing and awards to follow. Lions mourn founder Melvin Jones 82 who died Thursday in suburban Chicago.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Lobster Haven
Route 20
Wayland
George W. Wilkinson
Everett L. Broughton
W. Raymond Webster
Danvers
Concord Lions
Lions
Melvin Jones
Chicago
Greater Spiritual Need For World Science Church Say
Boston church leaders call for renewed vigilance as world upheaval tests freedom and truth. Mary Lee Gough Nay named president of The Mother Church, succeeding Arthur W. Eckman. Reports cite healing through Christian Science and expanded Monitor circulation and global church growth. Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Bob Oldis time-keeper for Iowa games.
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Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
Church of Christ, Scientist
Christ Jesus
Mary Lee Gough Nay
Arthur W. Eckman
Mother Church
Will B. Davis
Christian Science Monitor
London
Los Angeles
John H. Hoagland
Christian Science Publishing Society
Monitor
Great Britain
United States
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Ghana
West Africa
Uruguay
Mother
Christian Science College
South Africa
South America
Pittsburgh
UPI
Bob Oldis
Pittsburgh Pirates
University of Iowa
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Benjamin F. Clark
Chester D. Smethurst
Waltham
Lester O. Gatchell
Watertown
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U. S
Porter's
Aston Post Road
Perell
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CCHS
Sodality
Fr. Murphy
Congregationalists
White Sox
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Khrushchev
Vienna
St. Bernard’s
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C.C.I.S
Jones
World Science Church
Maynard Army
Nason Street
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Maple Haven Convalescent Home
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