ee Announces Recent oll At Regional High School
Principal Raymond Acton Boxborough announces the marking period results with A and B grades listed for numerous students including Carolyn A’s, Carol Curtin, Catherine de Franzosa, Joan anice Gibbs, Patri arch Grimme, Ait erly Marston, Paul rry Woodbine, and many others across classes and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Acton-Boxborough
Carolyn A
Carol Curtin
Catherine de Franzosa
Joan Anice Gibbs
Patriarch Grimme
Aiterly Marston
Paul Rry Woodbine
Parn
Rotary Lists Conferences Agenda At Last Meeting
Last week's Rotary Club meeting at Twin Trees had no speaker. Arthur St Maurice of the Marlboro club spoke about the upcoming third annual conference of District 791 on March 30. Makeups were Harlan E. Tuttle Ayre Victor Cornellier Hudson James Priest Florida. President Osbeck will appoint a chairman for the 5s international convention in Miami. Guests included William Walters Chester Smethurst Donald Wheeler Hudson Frank OToole Clinton and St Maurice. Door prize from Herbert W. Martin went to Ray Harris North Acton. Robert Meckert led this week's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rotary Club
Twin Trees
Arthur St. Maurice
Marlboro Club
Harlan E. Tuttle
Ayre
Victor Cornellier
Hudson
James Priest
Florida
William F. Osbeck
Miami
William K. Walters
Chester D. Smethurst
Concord
Donald Wheeler
Frank ‘O'Toole
Clinton
St. Maurice
Herbert W. Martin
Ray Harris
North Acton
Robert Meckert
Concord Man Named Sponsor of New England Adult Education Institute
Concord resident Dr Alan C Bemis of Westford road is listed as a sponsor for the Adult Education Institute of New England. Courses include Photography and Modern Methods of Discussion Leading beginning March 28 with registration underway. Inquiries: 303 Dartmouth Street Boston CO 7 9696.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Alan C. Bemis
Westford Road
New England
Adult Education ‘Institute of New England
Adult Education Institute of New England
Dartmouth Street
Boston
Concord-Nashoba Country Day School Adds Seventh Grade
Concord Nashoba Country Day School plans to add seventh grade in September with girls from grades 4-8 and will add grade 8 the following year. Miss Judith Potter Smith is appointed to a new education position and brings degrees from Smith College and Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nashoba
Country Day School
Corporation
Judith Potter Smith
Dedham ‘Country Day School
Ruth Tucker
Strawberry Hill Road
W Acton Men Aid Project On Solar Radiation Test
Bedford First photoelectric measurements of solar ultraviolet radiation in the 60 to 310 Angstrom region were made by an Air Force Cambridge Research Center rocket. The launch from White Sands carried a monochromator 140 miles high and telemetered data to a ground station. Keneth Damon directed instrumentation and Leon Hercqux oversaw calibration. both West Acton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Air Force
Cambridge Research Center
White Sands
N. M
Photochemistry Laboratory
Geophysics Research Directorate
Amcric
Istrumentation
Keneth Damon
Leon Hercqux
West Acton
Nominating Committee Named for Scouts Meeting
Concord leaders select nominating committee for Boy Scout Sponsors Inc with John W. Codding as chairman and members Sidney Morton Donald M. Smith Arthur F. March Jr Frank P. Coolidge Jr Paul J. Mullin Theodore M. Mills. Meeting set for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lemuel A. Watkins
Boy Scout Sponsors, Inc
John W. Codding
Sidney Morton
Donald M. Smith
Arthur F. March Jr
Frank P. Coolidge
Paul J. Mullin
Theodore M. Mills
Community notices from Carlisle and area events
Ole Sleeper has been transferred to Fort Devens from Connecticut. Holy Communion Sunday was observed at St Irene's Church with Rev Paul H Doherty celebrating both masses. Lent evening masses are at 7 o clock on Wednesdays and Fridays. Confessions for adults are Saturdays at 7 30 p.m. The Woman's Branch Alliance hosts a coffee hour on March 31 at Mrs Arthur T Lapham's home with co host Mrs Edward Lapham. The 4 H Floral Arrangers exhibited at Larry's Flower Shop in Concord. Rev Robert Baker spoke at Carlisle Congregational Church. Mrs Edna Sleeper will attend a Middlesex Essex Nursing Homes board meeting in Satem on March 21. A panel is planned at Reading Community House on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New St. Irene’s Church
Paul H. Doherty
Woman’s Branch Alliance
Arthur T. Lapham
Concord Street
Edward Lapham
Edna Sleeper
Brookstreet
Middlesex-Essex
Massachusetts Federation of Nursing Homes
Satem
Reading Community House
West Virginia shifts from mines to farms in employment
Although manufacturing and coal bring in greater wealth, more people in West Virginia are engaged in agriculture and related activities than in any other occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Carlisle School Registration Dates Announced
Carlisle announces first graders’ registration next year in early April per principal Mrs. Marguerite L. Grant. Supt. Ralph C. Glidden Jr. will meet parents March 28 at 8 p.m. at Spalding School Auditorium. High school registration is March 21 to 23 with parent interview notices sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Marguerite L. Grant
Supt. of
Ralph C. Glidden, Jr
Spalding School
Lincoln Grangers Conduct Meeting at Town Hall
Lincoln Grange held a meeting Tuesday at the Town Hall with first and second degrees. Police Chief Leo J. Algeo and a Registry of Motor Vehicles representative were guests at the prior session. Mrs Stephanie Aveni and Mrs Janette Bradley organized refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln Grange
Leo J. Algeo
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Stephanie Aveni
Janette Bradley
Lenten Discussions Continue at First Parish Church Lincoln
Lincoln Lenten talks run Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in First Parish Church led by Rev James H Burns Massachusetts Council of Churches official. Public welcome. Parish Club readings featured Henry Morgan Old Concord on Japan. Dr Francis Rogers Harvard Romance Languages lectured at St Josephs Holy Name Society breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
James H. Burns
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Henry Morgan
Old Concord
Japan
Lincoln
Francis Rogers
Harvard
St. Joseph’s
Concord Court Hands Fines in Multiple Speeding Cases
District court at Concord heard a string of traffic cases. Beatrice Juskalian, 38, of Stockbridge, fined $5 for speeding and a stop sign violation on February 23. John McLean, 17, of Hyde Park, fined $5 after pleading not guilty to a stop sign violation on February 19. Francis Vaccari, 21, of North Chelmsford, fined $5 for red light violation on February 10. Anthony Soule, 20, Newton Upper Falls, fined $10 for speeding on February 22. Terry Herndon, 25, Westford, fined $15 for speeding on February 16. Caroline Cummins, 31, Lexington, fined $10 for speeding on February 15. Elizabeth Lewis, 28, Groton, pleaded and paid $10 expenses for speeding on February 18. Judge Pierre A. Northrup presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Edward J. Collins, Jr
Concord
Beatrice Juskalian
Stockbridge
C.R. Fenton, Jr
John McLean
Hyde Park
Central Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Warren F. Birch
Francis Vaccari
North Chelmsford
Norman L. Roche
William J. Durkin, Jr
Anthony Soule
Newton
Robert A. Bartlett
Elizabeth Lewis
Groton
Pierre A. Northrup
CBS Bureaus Reopen After Visa Setbacks
Marvin Kalb assigned to reopen CBS News Bureau in Moscow following Soviet visa denial to Larry Lesueur. Bureau had been closed since October 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
New York
UPI
Marvin Kalb
Umbia Broadcasting System
CBS News
Larry Lesueur
List Registration Sessions In Acton
First public voter registration in Acton set for Tuesday March 22 at South Acton Fire Station from 7 to 9 pm. Additional sessions follow March 23 at West Acton Fire Station 7 to 9 pm and March 25 at Town Hall noon to 10 pm before the April presidential primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
South Acton
West Acton
Town Hall
Concord Library Plans April National Library Month Exhibits
Concord marks National Library Month with two special exhibits. Manuscripts loaned from Harvard’s Houghton Library and Concord Library Committee notes will highlight Concord’s history, including items tied to the 185th April 19 celebration and the 1875 centennial. Mrs Nyren seeks photos menus tickets and related items from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Free Public Library
William Bond
Houghton Library
Harvard University
Harvard
Dorothy Nyren
Lexington
Stow Youth Ranks On Drew University Dean's List
Madison-David R. Kinsley of Stow earned a place on Drew University’s Dean's List for the second semester of 1958 59. A Hale High School graduate, he is a junior in the Liberal Arts College and studied at Mexico University in the first semester. He participates in the Student Church on campus. In Wood County Ohio cattle and tomato production are notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
David R. Kinsley
Ray Kinsley
Stow
Drew University
Kinsley
Hale High School
Mexico University
Drew
Stow Leader Thanks Her Many Heart Fund Workers
Stow-Mrs. Arthur Hill led a successful Heart Fund drive with many local volunteers. Captains included Mesdames Standish Bourne Callahan Curley Dwinells Head Kyle Todd Wright. Heart Sunday collectors named along with numerous other supporters and thanks to the Stow Police for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lund
Richard D. Charnock
Beatrice Normandin
Judith Scruggs
James J. Anbella
Dan Gillis
Earle Cummings
Bernard Mullen
Jack Ousley
George Wood
T. R. Foley
Dale Brewer
Elaine Fletcher
Penny Head
Karen Hunt
Gaye Weatherbee
Heart
F. Richard Hunt
Robert Girard
Arthur S. Hill
Charles Wheeler
Roland N. Wright
Gallagher couple take citizenship exams in Boston
Mr and Mrs Herbert Gallagher of Crescent Street took their citizenship examinations last Monday in Boston. Both natives of Canada will become voting citizens in a few weeks. Mr Gallagher works for The Arch Brody in Cambridge and has advised the Nashoba Regional School Committee. Mrs Gallagher leads Girl Scout activities in Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gallagher
Crescent Street
Boston
Gallaghers
Canada
Gallagher
Cambridge
the Archbrody
Artest
Nashoba
Stow
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Wilt
Donna Cunning- Anne Ey
Karen Anice Notargiacomo
Erry
Allan Prowten
Nancy Peck
Donald Anderson
Judith Deane
Juditha Ferry
Williamargaret Hale
Ruthid Lee
Donald Lee
Donna Loring Cherey
Robin Mas- Nylander
Raymond Roach
Judith Frankeston
Lee Walker
Barbara Cus
Dale Anard Armstrong Wn
Stephen Cornden Feltus
Susan Rew Kelly
Donald Ohn MacPhee
Betsy
Marilyn McKinstry
Ughlin
Ian Millar
Hell
Joyce Newman
Nder
Pauline Oman
Ima
Emily Ponden
Dorothy Stew‘owne
James Vinal
A’s
James Bartell
Edward Boyden
Susan Abbt
Marynne Belmont
Susan Es Browne
Davides Craig
Jacquelyn Eippe Delano
Susan Jan Erkkinen
Wendie Flagg
Diane Fullenton
Karen Jensen
Richard Kerrigan
Nancy Knight
Stephanie Lord
David Lowden
Barbara MacDonald
Peter Moody
Geoffrey Neagle
Linda Nichols
Susan Ott
Charles Primiano
Jeffrey Ratta
Helen Richardson
Paul Shepard
Frances Simeone
Helen Sletten
Charles Smart
Cynthia Treyz
Joan Walker
Therese Walt
Diane Zirkle
Julie Custance
Rotary
Concord Man
Iker Street
Mass
Riddlesex Launderers
Wdermill Road
Convenient Store
Thoreau St
Emerson
Nessae Ave
Acton Colonial
New Uilding
U.S
Philip Felleman
Susan
David
Sudbury League of Women Voters
John Hennessy
Pritchard Sudbury
Ole Sleeper
Brook Street
Connecticut
Fort Devens
Larry
Robert Baker
Carlisle Congregational Church
Lincoln Grangers
S&h
OlyisioNn
Stow Youth
Wood County
Ohio
Heart Association
United Co-op Society Fuel Dept
Matic Answering Service Phone
Socony Mobil Meeting Oil
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