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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
15
Concord Carlisle regional and citizens councils outline plans for a new high school. Members from the two towns form subcommittees on facilities programs and public outreach, with visits to potential sites and a brochure to every household.
Carlisle Grange P of H No 402 hosts a Turkey Whist party Friday evening November 15 at 8 o clock in the Grange Hall. The public is welcome and many fine prizes will be offered.
West Concord monthly Thoreau Wheeler P T A meets at Thoreau School Auditorium next Thursday November 14 at 8 o'clock. Mrs Robert G Brown president leads. Guest speaker Mrs Roberta M Kellogg Brockton director of elementary and special education presents The Gifted Child. Refreshments will be served.
Carlisle School Committee holds its regular meeting on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the new school. Chairman Karl V. Struss will preside. Local committee workers participate with members of the Carlisle Concord Regional High School District Committee.
Concordia Court Our Lady Help of Christians CDA No 1116 will hold a monster bazaar at Monument Hall on Saturday November 16 from 1 to 7 pm. Mrs Edward J Dalton is general chairman. Proceeds aid the charity fund with tables for home baked foods dolls aprons plants white elephant handmade items and grabs for children plus games and donkey rides. U S savings bonds portions are noted.
Concord president Ralph A Mbcone outlined a new procedure where a member presents a capsule life story to introduce themselves. Loring Grimes opened with the first capsule life sketch as Sergeant-at-Arms Alexander C Peters introduced visitors from Bedford Cambridge Groton Lexington and Maynard. Director Charles B Hall aired color slides from a Jamaica trip showing Lago Oil and Transport Company refinery and related colony prompting questions.
Thirty five Carlisle Highland School children traveled to the Forsythe Dental Clinic in Boston last Friday with nurse Mrs. Edna Sleeper. The trip was by bus provided by the Salvation Army and driven by John Davis.
Francis C Magurn age 75 of 50 Sudbury Road died last Friday after a long illness. A lifelong Concord resident and former chief clerk of Railway Postal Transportation, he served 53 years with the firm. Survived by wife Mary C Barry Magurn, five daughters, four sons, four sisters, three brothers, ten grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral solemn high mass at St Bernard's Church followed by interment in Bernard's cemetery.
Acton and Bedford officials led a workshop at Acton Boxboro Regional High School focusing on the value of self evaluation for schools. Edward Gillespie and Paul Congdon spoke on self assessment and department evaluation with plans for an accreditation drive by the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools within ten years.
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