Sudbury Girls Dominate County Prizes in Event
The event highlighted Sudbury winners Vicki Neumeier and Beverly Haskell in foods and garden categories, with Carlson from Bedford and Small sisters from Concord among notable participants. The Windy Lo's led by Cynthia Treyz and others conducted the evening's entertainment as refreshments were served.
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Bers
Canning
Vicki Neumeier
Beverly Haskell
Sudbury
David Carlson
Bedford
Sa Ety
Carlson
Ae Tervo
Maynard
Robert Bedford
Janis
Linda Small
Concord
Beverly the Windy Lo
Cynthia Treyz
David Smith
Wendie Flagg
Steve Starr
Maynard Community Notes Detail Local Events
Officers of Jeel Al at Wes Kers Union will attend the annual banquet at Manly s Penthouse in Lowell. Local students return to classes after All Saints Holy Day. Ann Fraser of Waltham Street is among Marietta students. St Johns Ev delegates attended a Worcester Synod. Christmas bazaar planning at St Casimir s Church for Dec 7 8. Maynard Rotarians meet weekly at Powdermill Lounge with Henry S Thompson and a Liberty Mutual speaker on auto insurance.
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Wes Kers Union
Acton
Dewey and
Army Chemical Co
Manly
Lowell
Rose Hawthorne
Xavier H. S
Marian H. S
Hudson Catholic
Marietta Ates
Ann L. Fraser
Waltham Street
St. John’s Ev
Trinity Lutheran Church
Worcester
George J. Lemire
Lemire
St. Casimir’s Church
Francis S. Miaskiewicz
D.C.L
Maynard
New Powdermill Lounge
Henry S. Thompson
Liberty Mutual
Boston
Public hearing on town meeting articles set for Dec 9
Finance committee schedules a public hearing on warrant articles for the special town meeting at 8 o clock November 25 in the junior high school auditorium. County commissioners meet in Cambridge at 10:30 a.m. November 10 on Chapter 90 reconstruction of Heath's Bridge over the Sudbury river. King's daughters met Tilson this afternoon at the parlor of the First Parish.
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Jr. High School
Cambridge
Heath’s
Sudbury River
King’s Daughters
Tilson
Tarian
Man Day
Alice Lee
Carlisle area church events and film showings
Community notices list tonight's First Religious Society discussion at the Davis home and Sunday screening of the Beachhead film at 6 o'clock. The Ever Ready Class hosts its annual pie fair at Carlisle School, Tickets available at the door. Womans Catholic fall meeting invites all to St. Vatican Hall at 8.
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First Religious Society
Unitarian
James Davis
Beachhead
Viet Nam
Congregational Carlisle School Association
Carlisle
Womans
Vstal Tary Hall
Acton Officials Schedule Multiple Meetings This Week
The Acton Board of Water Commissioners meets at Whitcomb Station Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Recreation Commission convenes at town hall at 7:30 p.m. Conservation Commission holds at Acton Center Fire Station, Town Building Committee at 7:30 p.m. at town hall. School Committee meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the regional high school.
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Acton
Lincoln Players present Anything Goes fall production
Teal Lincoln announces Lincoln Players fall show Anything Goes at School Auditorium. Performances run today tomorrow and Saturday with tickets at the door or from members. Mary Louise Edmonds directs, replacing Shirley Randall. Technical director is Russell Haden, production coordinator. Frank Bellizia directs musical numbers with May Le Long as choreographer.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Players
Mary Louise Edmonds
Shirley Randall
Ednes
James J. Faran
Russell Haden
Frank Bellizia
May le Long
Sabbath Services Led by Rabbi Yanow in Sudbury
Rabbinical services conducted by Rabbi Albert Yanow are planned for Friday night at 8 at Sudbury Methodist Church parish hall with a sermon on Martin Buber. An Oneg Shabbet and discussion follow. A Lil Abner theatre party is set for Saturday with tickets via Mrs Mel at 443 9415. Religious school classes occur at regular times next week and a general meeting with dinner dance is scheduled for November 17.
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Sudbury
Albert Yanow
K of C Conducts Annual Holy Hour in West Concord
Concord Council members and families held the annual holy hour at Mission Church Roxbury guest speaker Walter Covent C S. Host pastor Rev. Lewis F. Kearn and Rt. Rev. John A. York assisted as music closed the service with special selections.
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West Concord
Concord Council
Walter Covent
Mission Church
Roxbury
Lewis F. Kearn
John A. York
St Bernard’s Church
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