Whitney De As Folks Honor oem Says Whitney De As
Whitney DeAs retired after 35 years in uniform service leader of the Boston line. Massachusetts Medal of Merit awarded by Maj. Gen. Donnelly in a ceremony with Volpe and Pa. Cmdr Otis noted as dedicated public servant and Guadalcanal veteran. Cardinal Cushing unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Volpe
Ine
Otis
Thomas J. Donnelly
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Camp Drum
Guadalcanal
South Pacific
Welcome Wagon Recalls Newcomers To Sudbury Community
New arrivals listed include C. Lapsley and family from Berkeley California with two children. Waltham residents Coutor and wife. Jack and daughter join from Lexington. Several families from Needham Medford Framingham Plymouth and Windsor share moves. Occupations include physicist engineer electrical sales and pastry chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lapsley
Philip Anton
Coutor Waltham
James Hoar
Mary
Maureen
Catherine
John
Whitman & Barnes
Plymouth
Mich
Medford
Rudolph Marrone
Dana
Mark
Dale
Patrice
Alan
Longfellow
Wayside Inn
R. P. McCaw
Minnesota
Stewart
Corning Glass Consumer Products Division
Windsor
Conn
Vincent Pavone
Vincent
Stephen
Michelle
Nortronics Incorporated
Needham
Sudbury Art Exhibit Seeks Two Paintings for Inn Display
Sudbury artists plan an annual fall exhibit with two paintings ready for hanging at the Inn on November 17 between 10 a.m. and noon. The event invites local talent to contribute and showcase works during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Artliver
Police blotter reports accidents and a teen roundup
A serious Elm Street crash left a man with facial injuries needing 14 stitches after a cigarette mishap. Concord and Sudbury police, with state help, rounded up 20 youths in a nonmaterialized gang fight near the Powder Mill area. An Acton suspect, pursued at 80 mph, pleaded guilty to two offenses and was fined 35 dollars and license suspension for a year. Officers include Sergt. Wm. J. Costello, Sergt. James Alexander, Patrolman Sal Silvio and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Elm Street
Emerson Hospital
Paul M. Sweeney
Paul A. Landin
John T. Foster Jr
West Concord
Foster
Ion
Kenneth
Concord Music
Sudbury
Powdermill
Maynard
Littleton
Acton
Whitney
Sergi James Alexander
Salvatore C. Sal Silvio
New horse Billy joins Glenbower Farm for events
Robert Walker of Glenbower Farm Sudbury has purchased a chestnut horse named Billy to replace Nellie who died this summer. Billy and Dolly are now available for hay rides sleigh rides and birthday family and organizational events enjoyed by local groups.
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Glenbower Farm
Goodman’s Hill
Sudbury
Robert Walker
Billy
Nellie
Dolly
Acton Chief Honored Upon 38 Years Service Retirement
About 100 town officials friends and wives gathered at Yankee Chef Restaurant to honor South Acton Deputy Fire Chief Arno H Perkins on his retirement after 38 years with the Acton Fire Department 28 as deputy He will remain on meat at 65 and received a retirement badge noting 38 years of service Deputy Lloyd Priest presented a $100 entertainment gift featuring newsreels fire scenes and the Electra plane crash in Boston shown by Russell Hopkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Arno H. Perkins
Nashoba Road
Acton
Arthur W. Lee
Charles D. MacPherson
Lawrence Donnelly
H. Stuart MacGregor
Lloyd W. Priest
Clarence A. Frost
Perkins
Fire Department
MacGregor
Priest
Boston
Russell Hopkins
Maynard Student Activities Highlight Local School News
Maynard High students organize a candy drive while The Hoot readying stories for publication. Concord Carlisle Math team led by Nor ton Levy eye multiple league meets as top scorers Joan Murray and Hoyt Taylor post perfect scores. Littleton eighth graders tour Concord historic sites including Old North Bridge and Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Acton public schools suspend classes for three days for parent teacher conferences. The 1962 Dyad Lincoln Sudbury yearbook receives silver certificate and a 12 page supplement distributed to subscribers. The Torch yearbook in Acton Roxborough region earns first place in national critique contest with advisors Antoinette Tesoniero and Margaret Boornazian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Carlisle High
Norton Levy
Joan Murray
Hoyt Taylor
Lincoln-Sudbury
Caroline Wattes
Acton-Roxborough
the Press Association
Columbia University
Newton
Antoinette Tesoniero
Margaret Boornazian
Bedford junior class dance and school notes highlight
More than 200 attended the Bedford junior class dance with music by Joseph Valatka. Rose Hawthorn seniors Mary Muscato and Elaine Di Cicco are practice teaching at Rose Hawthorne. New math teacher Helen Mariano is joining Rose Hawthorne. First issue of Rohcentic is ready with staff listed. A recital by Robert G Wentworth and Dean W Aldrich showcased Handel and Franck pieces in the Little Theatre.
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Bedford
Joseph Valatka
Kenneth Johnston
Ferry
Rose Hawthorn
Concord
Regis
Rose Hawthorne
Mary Muscato
Elaine di Cicco
Helen Mariano
Bonnie Leonard
Maureen Melisi
Karen Sperandio
Business In
Barba
Kathleen Meade
Diane Sirois
Louise Bryant
Barbara Chatel
Mary Donelan
Louise Richmond
Maureen Dee
Mary T. Morrissey
Lincoln-Sudbury
Hallowe
Little Theatre
Robert G. Wentworth
Dean W. Aldrich
Wentworth
Aldrich
Handel
Schubert
Cesar Franck
DeBussy
Nashoba Regional High School Evaluation Invited by Nashoba
Mrs Katherine Barton home economics instructor at Lincoln s Regional participates in the evaluation of Nashoba Regional High School by invitation of Nashoba faculty and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Barton
Lincoln's Regional
Nashoba Regional High School
Nashoba
Acton Schools to Close Monday for Veterans Day Observance
Supt. William L. O Connell announces all Acton public schools and Acton Roxborough Regional High School will suspend classes Monday in observance of Veterans Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. of Schools
William L. O'Connell
Acton Public Schools
Acton-Roxborough
Back to School Night Set at Acton-Boxborough High
Parents of grades 9 through 12 are urged to note November 14. The high school will host a Back to School Night starting at 8 p.m. at Acton-Boxborough Regional High School.
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Acton-Boxborough Regional High School
Girls Of Choir Host Halloween Party At K C Hall
St. Bridget's girls choir held a Halloween party at K of C Hall on a Wednesday afternoon. Rev. James J. Haddad organized it with help from parish women led by Mrs. Ellen Sheridan. About 70 girls in costume enjoyed games refreshments and prizes for prettiest most original funniest. Lorraine Hatch Fiorella Babruto and Eileen King won twists while Rita Carey read ghost stories.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s
K. of C. Hall
James J. Haddad
Haddad
Ellen Sheridan
Gale Lombardi
Theresa Long
Jean Casey
Lorraine Hatch
Fiorella Babruto
Eileen King
Rita Carey
Sheridan
Bernardine Johnson
Sadie Kaler
Josephine Sheridan
Mary Panetta
Elizabeth Mershon
Carey
Richard White
Mary Dieri
A B Students Tour United Nations Visit
Acton Friday sponsors Francis Pratt and Arthur J. Hayes led a group of A B students on a trip to the United Nations in New York City. Readable names include Susan French Margaret Perkins Karen Swenson Jane Standley Gail Morrissey Louise Tumelaire William Alexander Larry Newsham Carolyn O Keeffe James O Neil Lee Walker Richard Brennan Hugh Simcoe Ellen Hatch Kathryn Daring Charles Horne Charles Hansen Robert Hansen Bonnie MacLean David Curtin Kathy Paradise Dana Derringer Judy Nordberg Beverly Custance William Cowley David Brzezinski Roger Shamel Mary Joyce Allen Kathy Samson William Benn David Smith Margaret Moland Robert Dunlap Mike Shumaker Peter Galluzzo Leslie Stonecliffe.
Maynard Appoints Jaula Manager at Monsanto Boston Lab
Izincari of Monsanto announces Benjamin Jaula as manager of the new analytical and services section at Monsanto Research Corporation Boston Laboratory. Gudzinowicz, residing at 542 Pleasant Street, previously led analytical services and joined Monsanto in 1957 after National Research. He earned a Clark University B S in chemistry in 1947 and did graduate work at Northeastern. He served as Maynard selectman from 1959 to 1962. Other names listed include John Theroux Fred Socha Judy Kelly David Gates Charles Rand Cynthia Butler and Atherlie Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Benjamin Jaula
Monsanto Research Corporation
Boston Laboratory
R. J. Wineman
Gudzinowicz
Pleasant Street
Monsanto
National Research Corporation
Clark University
Northeastern University
John Theroux
Fred Socha
Judy Kelly
David Gates
Charles Rand
Cynthia Butler
Atherlie Nelson
Roll of Honor at R H S Concord Students
Concord High School announces first report cards of the semester. Principal Sr Irene Rita lists honor roll qualifiers including Highest Honors Suzanne Gilbert Louisa Finocchio. High Honors Santa Jean D Ambrosio Janis Farren Joan Micheil Maureen Hodgman. Honors include Karen Sperandio Patricia Flaherty Donna Frawley Linda Osmo Jo Ann Pugliese Marcia Vedock Claire Campana Wee s Coan Janet Duston Suzanne Gautreau Barbara Grande Elaine Landry Deborah O Leary Patricia Powers Patricia Quin Kathleen Quinlan.
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Concord
Irene Rita
Suzanne Gilbert
Louisa Finocchio
Santa Jean D'Ambrosio
Janis Farren
Joan Micheil
Maureen Hodgman
Karen Sperandio
Patricia Flaherty
Donna Frawley
Linda Osmo
Jo-Ann Pugliese
Marcia Vedock
Claire Campana
Malcolm
Wees Coan
Janet Duston
Suzanne Gautreau
Barbara Grande
Elaine Landry
Deborah O’leary
Patricia Powers
Patricia Quin
Kathleen Quinlan
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Waltham
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