Lincoln Sudbury School Notes Highlight Snowball and Yearbook
The Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School community reports on a campus Snowball dance with music and decorations, yearbook staff updates, and plans for a theater festival and a student lounge. Activities include new PA readings, homeroom games, and a social hour to connect bus riders.
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Sue
Jennifer
P.A
Sullivan
Douglas Ashworth
Pamella “Blake
Charles MecClennen
Barbara Podgurski
iBlood
Lorca
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Government urging citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic savings drive. Agencies tout long term security and steady interest as a means to support national needs while individuals build financial reserves. Public service announcements emphasize reliability and low risk.
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U. S
Soil Tests Guide Lawn and Garden Planning
Concord residents are advised to test soil after thaw to plan lime and fertilizer needs. Collect multiple six inch samples, mix, and submit a pint for analysis at Waltham or Concord Extension offices. Results include recommendations to grow lawns flowers or vegetables and notes on recent lime or fertilizer use. Extension also discusses controlled atmosphere storage extending shelf life of McIntosh apples and maintaining flavor through the season.
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Waltham Field Station
Beaver Street
Waltham
Everett Street
Concord
England
New York State
Massachusetts
McIntosh Season Extension Surprises Growers
Control McIntosh notes from Max G. Fultz describe a March start and extended season into June for McIntosh apples. The text hints at a late-season shift for this variety, unusual compared with its normal ripening pattern.
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Max G. Fultz
Sudbury Man of Faculty for Seminar
Waltham Brandeis University Prof Dr Edwin Burr Pettet of South Sudbury named to the Salzburg Seminar in American Studies in Austria to conduct a seminar on ONeil Wilder Williams and Miller. He will give 11 lectures on contemporary theatre and deliver programs for WGBH TV.
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Waltham
Brandeis University
Edwin Burr Pettet
King Phillip Road
South Sudbury
Salzburg
Austria
O’neil
Wilder
Williams
Miller
Pettet
University Theatre
Wgbh TV
Channel 2
Boston
Match welterweights set for MSG co feature bout
New York UPI welterweights Guy Sumith of Pritch ard Alabama and Antonio Marcilla of Argentina are matched for a 10 round co feature at Madison Square Garden on March 4. The other 10 round co feature pairs middleweights Yama Bahama of the Bimini Islands and Victor Zalazar of Argentina.
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Pritchard
Ala
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Argentina
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Bimini Islands
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Concord Board of Appeals Public Hearing March 23
Concord board of appeals sets a public hearing in the Town House court room on Wednesday March 23. Selectmen report mutual plans with Lincoln and Stown to send 10 Boy Scouts each for Pat riots Day parade. Harvard honors Minturn Wendi Chace of Milton Academy on 240 regional scholars recipients. World rice output hits 135 million tons for 1958 59, up nine million from 57 58.
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Town House
Lincoln
Stown Selectmen
Massachusetts
Harvard
Minturn
Communist
China
One Hour Cleaners DIY Rug Cleaner Ad
Local advertisement promotes an 80 percent savings on rug and carpet cleaning. It features a light weight Silver King rug cleaner available for rent and lists contact details for Maynard, TW 17 7851.
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Silver King
T. Maynard
Fashion Show on Wednesday at First Parish
Concord reports a spring fashion show and tea chaired by Mrs. Danforth W. Comins Jr. on Wednesday March 16 at 2 30 in the First Parish. Committee includes Mrs. Frederick C. Klinik, Mrs. John L. Armstrong, and others with Mrs. William O. Faxon as commentator. Models listed include Mrs. Greg Bemis and Miss Susie Brown. Tea chair Mrs. Russell W. Wheeler. tickets by Mrs. Arthur B. Jellis.
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Concord
Danforth W. Comins Jr
Frederick C. Klinek
John L. Armstrong
Laurance E. Clark
James D Hawks
Alva Morrison, Jr
Edgar W. Tucker
William O. Faxon
Robert L. Bam
Mania for alligators grips Atlanta man
Roger Orr, 19, confessed at arrest to stealing a six foot alligator from the city zoo on three occasions in recent months. A detective described him as having a mania for alligators.
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Atlanta, Ga
UPI
Roger Orr
City Zoo
Registration and exams for Concord girls enter September
There will be a registration at Rose Hawthorne School on Sunday March 13 from 2 p.m. to 3 30 p.m. for all girls wishing to enter in September. Entrance examinations for all incoming freshmen will be held on Saturday April 2 at 8 45 a.m.
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Concord
Rose Hawthorne School
West Concord Youth Named to Dean's List at Lowell Tech
Lowell Technological Institute honors West Concord sophomore Dean’s List student Lowell P. Eldridge son of Mr and Mrs Russell I Eldridge of 18 Pine Street Concord. He majors in chemistry and is a Concord High School NHS alumnus.
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Thomas P. Eldridge
Pine Street
West Concord
Lowell Technological Institute
Richard W. Ivers
Russell I. Eldridge
Concord High School
Out of Town Births Listed at Emerson Hospital
A list of newborns for families from Acton Sudbury Lincoln Stow Roxbury Bedford and nearby towns with birth dates from February 23 to 28. Parents include Hancock Welch Kelley Kennedy Arsenault Nichols Moran and others at various local residences.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
James Hancock
Lilac Court
South Acton
John Welch
Peakham Road
Sudbury
Laurence Kelley
Nashoba Road
West Acton
John E. Kennedy
Morningside Lane
Lincoln
George Arsenault
Elaine Avenue
Stow
Stanley Nichols
Massachusetts Avenue
Roxborough
Alfred Saaristo
Donald Moran
Lowroad
Bedford
Summer Opportunities program draws crowd at Little Theater
Sudbury students shared nine past summer work experiences at a well-attended session held Monday evening at Regional High School. Narratives covered social work education and business roles, highlighting diverse career paths.
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Sudsbury
Little Theater
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