Roosevelt Roosevelt Pupils Enter New Grades and Projects
Three new pupils join Roosevelt school with grades described from Mrs Standish and Miss Spencer rooms. Fourth grader Pietro is in Mrs fourth grade while Roberta Sierachi and Cynthia Hinkle advance in their classes. Dutch theme decorates Standish room as primary grades display colors and transportation models. Reading programs grow with library certificates. Nancy M Toivonen earns honor for 20 books. Fourth grade science links health to the human body with a visible-man display showing bones and organs.
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Roosevelt
Cynthia Hinkle
Ton Rouge
Miss Howe
Sudbury Cub Pack 61 hosts annual Turkey Dinner
A Sudbury Methodist Turkey Dinner hosted by Mrs George Adams and CS committee drew cubs dads and den mothers. Attendance included many named cubs and their families as awards were presented and badges earned by cubs advancing to wolf and lion ranks.
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Nner
Sudbury
George Adams
Den
Charles Koevid Porte R
Bruce Larry Curran
Robert
Bedford Two Breaks At Great Road Restaurants
Two break ins occurred Monday at restaurants on Great Road in Bedford. The Navoy restaurant was entered Saturday night through a broken rear door window. a cigarette machine a juke box and a spare cash register were smashed and $80 taken. A second break at a Chinese restaurant yielded no stolen items. Sgt Francis J. Sullivan and Officers Pitman and Emery investigated.
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Bedford
Great Road
Navoy
Local incidents and court case in Framingham area
A nine year old girl was treated at Emerson Hospital for a broken arm after a fall and later transferred to Marlboro Hospital. A boy had a cut lip treated at Dr Nicholson's office. Snowstorms caused stranded motorists and a heart attack patient was taken to Waltham Hospital. In Framingham District Court Judge Arthur Mason found a Pine Lakes resident guilty on drunkenness, operating under the influence, and reckless operation, with fines totaling 85 dollars following a Fairbank road head on collision reported by Officer Val White.
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Diane Gianetti
Concord Road
Hudson Road
Old Lancaster Rd
Waltham Hospital
Natick Ambulance Service
Pine Lakes Area
Framingham District Court
Arthur Mason
Fairbank Road
Val White
Women Guild Meet at St Elizabeth’s March Sixteen
At St Elizabeth's Guild parish house on March 16 at 10 am a panel discussion will explore local philanthropic needs. Chief John F. McGovern and a district nurse join a welfare panel with a Q and A session. Co chairs Mrs Edward Herbert and Mrs G Donald Forbes outline a service program. Hostess Mrs Albert R Blanchard. Coffee and babysitting planned.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
Parish House
John F. McGovern
Welfare Department
Committee On Philanthropies
Edward Herbert
G. Donald Forbes. Hos
Old Concord DAR Meeting Postponed To March 12
Old Concord Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution postpones its March 5 meeting to Saturday March 12. The 2 15 p.m. gathering at 408 Main Street West Concord will feature Mrs. Julian White as host, with speaker Mrs. John J. Kelley, state chairman of DAR approved schools. A strong turnout is expected.
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Concord
Old
Great Decisions Meeting Friday in Sudbury
Sudbury residents will gather Friday March 11 at 8 p.m. at the Crumm home 277 Old Sudbury Road to hear a radio rebroadcast and discuss The Middle East what hope for stability The event invites all to attend as part of Red Cross Month efforts.
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Sudbury
Charles A. Crumm
Old
Sudbury Road
Lincoln Woman of the Year Named at Northeastern
South Lincoln-Winifred I. Conlin a sociology senior at Northeastern University was named Woman of the Year at the Gamma Delta annual dinner. She received a $100 scholarship for scholastic attainment and leadership and was also awarded the Gamma Delta Key Award for service to the society. Conlin is a dean's list student active in university groups. The award was presented by Dr. Dorothy G. Dissell with Prof. Norbert L. Fullington as guest speaker.
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South Lincoln
Winifred I. Conlin
Lincoln Road
Northeastern University
Gamma Delta
Miss Conlin
Dorothy G. Dissell
Norbert L. Fullington
N.U. History Department
Acton Garden Club Hosts Talk On Seed Planting
The Acton Garden Club held a meeting last week with George Greenlaw speaking on seed planting due to a snowstorm preventing P. deJager from attending. Mrs. Howard MacDonald announced open houses on May 19 tied to a plant sale.
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Acton
Acton Garden Club
P. deJager
Hamilton
George Greenlaw
West Acton
Howard MacDonald
Carlisle School Notes Preview Upcoming Events
Supt. Ralph Glidden Jr will meet mothers of next years first graders at Spalding School Auditorium on March 28 at 8. Registration for high school students runs March 21 22 23. The first annual science fair is March 21 with the local spelling finals set for March 17 at 1 p.m led by librarian Helen Wilkie. First grade registration planned for early April.
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Carlisle
Ralph Glidden, Jr
Spalding
Helen Wilkie
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