Stow Saturday Sports Classes Halted After Damages
Stow Center School’s Saturday morning athletics for up to 100 children are suspended indefinitely after damage to property caused by a few youngsters. Principal Richard Bejune and Men’s Club president Roger Derby say classes may not resume until the guilty youths report to officials. The club may host bowling parties while plans to aid local youth are developed.
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Stow Men’s ‘Club
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Roger Derby
Derby
Stow Men’s Club to award Good Citizenship prize
The Stow Men’s Club will give a five dollar prize to a Stow schoolboy and girl chosen for a Good Citizenship Award next June. The prize will be presented to school officials for their decision on the best recipient. The Nashoba Regional School Committee plans a Boston meeting on March 10 to finalize the school’s physical plant details before bids, with a wooden Indian sought by Chairman Thruston Hammer. A Center School event on March 12, sponsored by the Stow P T A, will have details ready next week urged by Chairman Hazel Witherbee.
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Thruston Hammer
Hammer
Center School
Stow P.T.A
Hazel Witherbee
Lake Boon
Science Night at Hale High School Planned for March 16
Hale High School hosts Science Night March 16 at 7 30 p m with student exhibits covering general science topics Judges include Anthony Pappas AVCO Will iam Peake and Charles Manty The Men s Club 25 defense bond prize will go to winning exhibits A film Force and a momentum conservation demonstration are planned A donation of 20 for an audiometer was approved Plastics Industry data notes 1959 plastics production up 25 percent to 5 6 billion pounds
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Hale High School
Men’s Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Roger Derby
Anthony Pappas
Acton
Avco Corporation
William Peake
Charles Manty
Maynard High School
Center School
Sudbury Water District elects new officers at annual meeting
Sudbury annual meeting at Town Hall elected by ballot a moderator Earl B Hoyle district clerk Donald I Marshall and water commissioners R Stevens Kleinschmidt treasurer William C Plouffe auditor William B O'Brien. Board members include Milton D Bartlett Edward W Coburn. Budget 945,538 with 59685.60 from debt retirement reserve and 2314.40 from surplus reserve transferred. 5000 to well exploration. 43000 to equipment. real estate and personal property in Fairbank Marlboro Haynes Puffer North roads approved. Meeting adjourned 1130 due to quorum issue. resumed March 21 with large sums to consider.
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Sudbury ‘Water District
Earl B. Hoyle
Donald IL. Marshall
Board of Water Commissioners
R. Stevens Kleinschmidt
William C.plouffe
William B.o’brien
Milton D. Bartlett
Edward W.coburn
Fairbank
Marlboro
Haynes Roads
Puffer, Lane
North Road
Penny Pinchers New York Fed Ends Free Coin Wrapping
The New York Federal Reserve Bank will stop wrapping coins into rolls for member banks starting October 1. This free service has been offered for 30 years as part of efforts to curb inflation.
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Federal Reserve Bank
New York Fed
Regional Greets Newton March 14
Acton Francis Pratt the history teacher at Acton Roxboro Regional High School outlines items for Newton High School's student government exchange team. The Acton exchange team will spend a day in Newton on March 14 with Region al High School members Mary Anne Ey Mary McNiff Robert Dewitt Charles Manion and Charles Oliver elected by their classmates.
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Acton
Francis Pratt
Acton-Roxborough
Newton High School
Mary Anne Ey
Mary McNiff
Robert Dewitt
Charles Manion
Charles Oliver
Camping makes comeback among motorists says AAA
AAA notes a strong revival of camping with over 27 million camping nights logged in national and state parks and national forests in 1958. The record reflects growing interest among travelers in outdoor recreation nationwide.
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Local youth Maurice McWalter named to Norwich Dean's List
Maurice McWalter Jr of Northfield has been named to the Norwich University dean's list for the first semester. Cadet McWalter, a business administration major and Concord High School graduate, is listed at 87 Main Street, Con University. A separate note discusses fashion's "shoe with a view" emphasizing stocking color and shoe texture.
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Maurice McWalter, Jr
Main Street
Con University
Cadet McWalter
the Military College
Concord High School
Regional Juniors View Mark Twain Portray at Hall
Twenty three regional juniors, mostly juniors, visited John Hancock Hall to view Hal Holbrook’s Mark Twain Tonight. Holbrook’s two hour program featured selected Twain writings, with the audience soon drawn into the illusion of Twain himself sharing stories and philosophy.
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Mark Twain
Sudbury
John Hancock Hall
Hal Holbrook
Holbrook
Twain
David Garrison
Martha Norton
Cynthia Natoli
Beverly Emmons
Mrs. Kamp
Anne Stuntz
Carol Gordon
Ann Sturm
Donald Aiken
Alliance M To Be Wedne Alliance M To Be Wedne
Alliance meets March 16 at the home of Jamin F. Clark Cody James A Paich with a morning activity followed by a dessert and a talk by Mrs Arthur Gilm. The event will be presided over by the speaker next.
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Carlisle
Womar
Jamin F. Clark
Cody James A. Paich
Arthur Gilm
Voter turnout at Dale town meeting for Cub Scouts event
Nearly 1007 residents gathered in Dale for a town meeting supporting the Blue and Go for Cub Scouts. Prizes were awarded last week to names associated with the Cub Scouts program.
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Dale
N. Wright
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