Donahue Named Director of Sys Research Laboratory
Robert T Dono has been appointed to direct the Sys Research Laboratory of American Corporation, announced by Milton president. The laboratory will focus on advanced systems for weapons, arms control, and geophysical analysis, with ties to defense studies and space exploration. The appointment follows work in ballistics missile analysis and general system studies.
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Robert T. Donohas Wen
Sys- Research
Corporation of Amerit
DY Milton
Nue
Te of Defense Analyses
Ics Missiles Defense
Pre School Pupils Polio Clinic Here
Stow parents are reminded of a polio vaccination clinic for pre school children at the town hall on Wednesday from 9 to 11 in the morning. A small charge is set per child. To enroll, contact Mrs Ojalehto, the school nurse, at TW 7 7900 during 8 to 9 am and 12 noon to 1 pm to help with supply orders.
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Stow
Ojalehto
Carlisle Church Services And Community Notices
Laymen’s Sunday observed at First Religious Society with Laymen’s League leading worship under Dr Nath aniel P Carleton new president. Miss Florence Malcolm Congretational missionary preached at Carlisle Congregational Church in pastor Rev Robert B Dempsey’s absence.
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First Religious Society (Unitarian
Laymen’s League
Nathaniel P. Carleton
Florence Malcolm
Carlisle Congregational Church
Robert B. Dempsey
Midwest
Sawinge Ranwne Invest in Your Country
A regional notice urges citizens to invest in national development programs. The call highlights economic growth plans, urging participation from communities and local organizations to support infrastructure and employment initiatives.
Concord Girl Scouts Elect New Officers at Annual Meeting
Concord Girl Scout Association voted in new officers at the annual council meeting. Officers include President Mrs Ronald S Brooks Vice president Mrs Car rol B Sleeper secretary Mrs Laurence E Richardson treasurer Mrs D A Carpenter Jr finance Mrs Richard M Hatch Jr registrar Mrs John Neville public relations Mrs John Bis bee Troop Organization Mrs James Hawks and Mrs Theodore Nelson program Mrs Ralph T Haskell camp Mrs William W Newsom Jr house Mrs Stephen L Smith training Mrs Le Burton Webster staff and officers Mrs William L Root Jr members at large Mrs Edward B Thomas and Mrs Ralph Per Membership nominating Mrs Robert E Eichler chairman Mrs Samuel C Battles Mrs Richard W Frank Mrs David W Gardner Mrs Thomas Mrs John H Mulhall Mrs Arthur Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Girl Scout Association
Ronald S. Brooks
Carrol B. Sleeper
Laurence E. Richardson
D. A. Carpenter, Jr
Richard M. Hatch, Jr
John Neville
John Bisbee
James Hawks
Theodore Nelson
Ralph T. Haskell
William W. Newsom, Jr
Stephen L. Smith
le Burton Webster
William L. Root, Jr
Edward B. Thomas
Ralph
P. Er
Robert E. Eichler
Samuel C.battles
Richard W. Frank
David W. Gardner
Selectmen Urge Warnings On Highway Traffic Cones
Carlisle selectmen relay a request from Registrar Riley urging motorists to slow when traffic cones and road repair warnings appear on highways. Riley warns violators will be considered improper persons and lose driving privileges. Registrymen have been alerted to report such violations.
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Carlisle
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Clement A. Riley
Commonwealth
Riley
Carlisle Grangers Schedule Visits Across Towns
Carlisle Grangers plan visits to Billerica for Past Lecturers Night and Littleton for Corresponding Officers Night. Middlesex North Pomona visits Carlisle on June 9. A delegation attended Westford's meeting last Thursday as the United Grange fair promises upcoming gatherings.
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Carlisle
Billerica
Littleton
Middlesex
Pomona
Westford
United Grange Fair
Boxborough Grange Plans Birthday Party and Garden Club Meeting
Boxborough Grange will observe a birthday party tomorrow night at the town hall with Alfred Cobleigh in charge. Garden Club meets Monday at 9 30 a m at the church. bring a box lunch and coffee will be served. A Heatherfells trip is planned and Heinrich Rohrbach will lecture on The Reasons for Spring and Fall Planting. Ralph Whitcomb of this town recently won a Chicken of Tomorrow 4 H contest held by United Co-Operative Farmers.
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Boxborough Grange
Alfred Cobleigh
Garden Club
Heatherfells
Heinrich Rohrbach
Ralph Whitcomb
United Co-Operative Farmers
PTA Hear Two Speakers On Schools In Acton Meeting
Acton regional High School hosted the final PTA meeting with speakers R L Raffa of System Development Corp on teaching machines and Charles E Down on the Master Plan Program. President John A Miner urged parents to cooperate for classrooms teachers and curriculum studies as a community partnership.
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Acton
Acton P.T.A
John Loring
R. L. Raffa
System Development Corporation
Raffa
Charles E. Down
Down
John A. Miner
P.T.A
Past Masters Night Observed by Carlisle Grange
Carlisle Grange, P of H No 402 held Past Masters Night with about 100 attendees at the Grange hall. State Deputy Edward R. Stephen led the program. 42 past masters attended. Guests came from multiple nearby towns. Emer Heald won a fruit basket prize. Fitchburg chorus and a male quartet entertained. refreshments were served.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Grange
Edward R. Stephen
Clyde Mullins
Stanley Lachute
Joseph Tieno
Herman Scofield
Harold Cripps
L. Ray Smith
R. Bishop
Eleanor Tierno
Evelyn Brown
Marion Dingle
Grave Oners
Lelia Blake
Rose Mayhew
Beatrice Peterson
Violet Flannery
Raymond Jones
Clyde Prescott
Betty Smith
Dracut
State Home
Lowell
Danvers
Concord
Tyngsborough
Burlington
Billerica
Maynard
Sudbury
Bedford
Westford
Woburn
Winchester
Wakefield
Reading
Lincoln
Emer Heald
Fitchburg
Birthday Party At Stow School by Mothers Club
The Stow Mothers Club of Pilot Grove School schedules a penny sale for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the school inviting this year and next year's mothers and friends to bring items for the sale. A birthday party for children with June July August birthdays is set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. with inviting mothers of those birthdays.
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Stow —Mothers Club
Pilot Grove School
Mental lapse record bounds checks in January 1961
An electric company told Electrical Merchand dising Week that the first days of January 1961 set a mental lapse record with 636 misdated checks received. The previous record was 606 set in 1957, according to U S Savings Bonds.
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McGraw-Hill Publications
Readjustment of Concord school district lines for 1961 62
The Concord School Committee approves district reassignments to match growing enrollments. Thoreau and Peter Bulkeley will shift grade placements for several neighborhoods including Main Street West Concord and Willard area. Bedford Street Lexington Road and Cambridge Turnpike areas move to Alcott while older grades remain at Bulkeley for certain pupils.
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Concord
Peter Bulkely
Concord School Committee
Thoreau
Peter Bulkeley
Main Street
West Concord
Willard
Harvey Wheeler
Harvey Wheeler School
Bedford Street
Light Pole No. 22
Lexington Road
Ridge Road
Cambridge Turnpike
Hawthorne Lane
Alcott School
Ripley
Horne Wins Fellowship in Journalism Study at Syracuse
Concord teacher Robert W. Horne is awarded a Newspaper Fund journalism fellowship and will attend a Syracuse University seminar. The grant is part of a nationwide program recognizing journalism educators and aims to raise high school journalism quality and future newspaper careers. Horne, a Harvard resident, is among 477 recipients nationwide.
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Concord
Robert W. Horne
Concord - Carlisle
Horne
Syracuse University
Wall Street Journal
Don Carter
Thomsons announce birth of daughter at Emerson Hospital
Acton Mr and Mrs Eugene E Thom as announce the birth of a daughter on April 21 at Emerson Hospital. Ralph W Sedgeley of West Acton is on the Baptist Churchmen of Central Massachusetts retreat committee. The retreat program starts Saturday at 1 30 p m with devotional and dinner at Grotonwood at 6 p m.
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Eugene E. Thomas
Church Street
Emerson Hospital
Central Massachusetts
Ralph W. Sedgeley
Arlington Street
West Acton
New York Herald Tribune Names Two Assistant GMs
The New York Herald Tribune announces Tuesday the appointment of Richard C. Sheldon and Willet Weeks as assistant general managers. Both will oversee operations and strategy for the paper.
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New York
Richard C Sheldon
Willet Weeks
New York Herald Tribune
Carlisle Selectmen Set May 15 Meeting at Gleason Library
The Carlisle board of selectmen will meet Monday May 15 at 7 30 p m in Gleason Library. Charles R Dexter of Log Hill Road drawn for jury duty. Herbert D Bates of Stearns Street approved as an animal inspector by the state Division of Livestock Control. Chapter 81 road work and repair agreement received and approved for final processing.
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Carlisle
Gleason Library
Charles R. Dexter
Log Hill Road
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Division of Livestock Control
Herbert D. Bates
Stearns Street
Commonwealth
Recent Arrivals At The Hospital Concord
Emerson Hospital announces new births with multiple families welcoming infants in late April. Edward T Brozowski and wife greet a daughter on April 22 at 10 Walden Street. Peter Arnold and wife have a son on April 24 Lowell Road. George K Byron and wife welcome a son on April 24 Hubbard Street. William S Cope and wife have a son on April 25 Commerford Road. Patrick Ferrant and wife greet a son on April 25 Arrowhead Road. Louis Varga and wife welcome a daughter on April 26 Triangle Farm. John P Lamplough and wife greet a daughter on April 27 Ridgewood Road.
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Edward T. Brozowski
Walden Street
Peter Arnold
Lowell Road
George K. Byron
Hubbard Street
William S. Cope
Commerford Road
Patrick Ferrant
Arrowhead Road
Louis Varga
Triangle Farm
John P. Lamplough
Ridgewood Road
Special Christian Science Broadcast Sunday May 14
A special program on Christian Science airs Sunday May 14 at 8 30 AM on Radio Station WEEI in the Call to Church series. Robert B. Clement of First Church Needham will speak on The Weapons of Our Warfare. The half hour program uses The Mother Church facilities in Boston.
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WEEI
Robert B. Clement
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Needham
Boston
Bedford A F Pilot Retires After 23 Years Service
Lt Col Joseph K McMahan retires from the U S Air Force after 23 years. NORAD liaison at Hanscom Field oversees electronic systems. McMahan led the first B 24 Liberator raid on Kyushu and flew 36 aircraft types. He holds the D S C Air Medal and seven battle stars.
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Joseph K McMahan
South Rowd
Kyushu
U.S. Air Force
Col. McMahan
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Electronic Systems Division
Hanscom Field
Immanuel Baptist Church
Pauline 8. Stewart
Lakeland
Fla
Winsons
Kent
Brent
Jay
National Guard
Army
Air Force
D.S.C
Japan
864Th
Seventh Air Force
Okinawa
Polar bear Mike seeks bride at Chicago zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo resumes search for a young mate for 5-year-old polar bear Mike. Zoo director Marlin Perkins skipped a $1,250 candidate Tuesday for being too old and unattractive. he cites poor teeth and a double chin as disqualifying flaws.
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Chicago
UPI
Lincoln Park Zoo
Mike
Zoo
Marlin Perkins
Perkins
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