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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1961
Page
5
Miss Harding, a graduate of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional, attends Carnegie Institute of Technology. Mr. Geller is a senior at Carnegie Institute of Technology.
The Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League posted only one home defeat in 22 years, a rare setback during the 1958 59 season, as reported by UPI.
Sudbury Players earned praise for three performances of The Diary of Anne Frank at the town hall. Director Virginia Kirshner and cast members including Beverly Emmons as Anne and Terry Nile as Mr. Frank drew strong audience admiration for the vivid portrayal of life in the attic in Amsterdam. The production staff, led by Bud Morley, received acknowledgment for setting, lighting, sound, and costumes. Also notes a United Press International item about Seth Ramkrishna Dal mi a's 1953 New Delhi embezzlement bail.
Sudbury Girl Scout camp committee met at Mrs. Dexter Allen's home to discuss summer staffing. They seek a qualified day camp director for August and consider expanding the play area and nature program near Goodnow Library. Attendees included Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Alice Harpin, Mrs. Muriel Withrow, Mrs. Jane Benson, and Mrs. Mary K. Grebe.
Sudbury camp activity centered on Bay Path Council led leader training sessions at Bol ton Sudbury for upcoming summer sessions starting June 25. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Roger Allen Bump helped ready facilities while Troop 173 136 leaders and others packed gear for overnight drills. Senior troop leader Mrs Kilton attended a primitive camp training as part of the weeklong program. North Dakota bow hunters bagged 215 deer in 1960 season.
Sixty six members gathered at Lexington Inn for the Sudbury Woman's Club annual luncheon and meeting. Officers elected for 1961 1962 include Mrs Denny Crary president and Mrs Arthur E Fay Jr first vice president. Members approved dues raised to five dollars. A planned Historic Boston tour by Copley Motor Tours was announced with reservations open to non members.
A two-wheeled gyrocar showcased at New York Auto Show this year is described as futuristic. An earlier photo of a similar machine built and driven by James Scrippe Booth of Detroit in LIS was uncovered by historians.
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