Hart Unveils Student Leaders for Annual Campaign
Principal William J Hartley announces the student leaders for the magazine campaign to support school activities. Kathleen Law heads sales as general manager with two team captains, John Peck and Judith Wright, guiding class captains across grades. The drive runs one week and funds social and athletic programs, with last year funding uniforms and cheer costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Sudbury
Watertown
Acton
Raymond McCarthy
William Turner
Frank Merrill
John Peck
Archie Banks
Donald Scruggs
Allan McKinnon
Russell Lawrence
George Banks
David Sleeper
Lauri Katvela
Ernest Landry
John Rodenhiser
John Woodman
David Witherbee
Hale High School
Stow Town Hall
Wilson
Orchestra of
Marlboro
Hale High School Receives Street Drum Gift
The Hale High School band was presented with a large street drum on Thursday by Mr and Mrs Ralph E Thorne of Old Hudson Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale High School
Ralph E. Thorne
Old Hudson Road
Collins Blasts Fingold in Att Gen Campaign Speech
Senator John F. Collins, Democratic candidate for Attorney General, denounces George Fingold as a “Jekyll and Hyde” figure amid claims of crime rise in Massachusetts. He accuses Fingold of neglecting major duties and touts his own high-profile primary win as sign of campaign strength statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Collins
Jekyll and Hyde
Collins
Massachusetts
Boston
Garret H. Byrne
Capitol
Skyll and Hyde
George Fingold
Fingold
Nen Fingold
Commonwealth
Ring Company Representatives Visit Hale High School
Representatives from four ring firms visited Hale High School on Tuesday to exhibit merchandise for members of the junior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring Companies
Hale High School
Stow Miss Coral Wetherbee Graduates Nursing School
Stow Miss Coral Wetherbee, daughter of Clarence A. Wetherbee of Gleasondale Road, graduates from the Union Hospital School of Nursing. A Hale High School class of 1953 alumna, she completes nursing studies at the local program.
Activities for Stow Woman's Club
The Stow Woman's Association outlines its year program with events from September to April. Featured are Home Day, Guest Night, Vice President's Day, Art and Literature Day, Youth Day, Neighborhood Day, and the Annual Luncheon. Meetings occur at 2 30 except November at 1 30 with Girl Scouts supervising children at Mrs Philip Addy's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Woman’s Association
Grace Blanchard Mitchell
Laurence S. Barber
Walter Nichols
Grace Fifield
Hansel and Gretel
William P. Suzan
Maynard Woman’s Club
Era
DeSeetings
Philip Addy
Stow Volunteers Back Salvation Army Campaign Drive
Stow volunteers join the Salvation Army Greater Boston Friendly Appeal aiming for 555000 dollars to support 30 institutions and social services. Mrs Cyrus E Kendrick Jr chaired a meeting with volunteers planning to surpass the goal and boost local fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Stow
Cyrus E. Kendrick, Jr
William Peck
Beecher Weshburn
Whitney. Ferguson
W. R. Woodhead
W. A. Robus
Roland Wright
Richard Forbes
Allen E. Stow
Christine Hunter
Norman Leach
William Hartley
Walter Bird
J. Mann
Roger Witherbee
Nancy Dexter
Ethel Lent
Ruth Patterson
George Peterson
Overcrowded Classrooms Reported Across States
The U S Office of Education notes 56 percent of surveyed classrooms in 43 states exceed proposed space standards set by the National Council on School House Construction. The plan calls for 30 square feet per pupil in primary and intermediate grades and 25 or more for secondary rooms. Fourteen percent have less than 15 square feet per pupil or under half the minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Office of Education
National Council
DeMolay Chapter Degree Set Friday at Masonic Temple
A DeMolay Chapter initiatory degree will be conferred Friday night at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple. Master Councillor Henry D Willard Jr will preside and 10 Worcester Chapter boys will attend as guests. Refreshments will be served.
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Concord
Masonic Temple
Henry D. Willard, Jr
Worcester
Sudbury Officials Issue Permits After Staffing Notice
Sudbury fire chief Albert St Germaine and town officials say a 24 hour duty continues at the Fire Station and Town Hall in Leo Quinn's vacation absence. Atkins and Meddill received a permit for a workspace and office addition this past week, while Sudbury Selectmen approved permits for four new dwellings after Albert St Germaine's approval.
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Albert St. Germaine
Howard Kelly
James Greenwalt
David Baldwin
Sudbury Town Hall
Leo Quinn
Atkins and Meddill
Sudbury Selectmen
Benson arrives in France with 574th Ordnance unit
Private First Class Benson, son of Mr and Mrs Fred G Benson of Concord Massachusetts, arrived in France for duty with the 574th Ordnance Company in the Communications Zone. He entered the Army in June 1953 and served at Fort Bragg before shipment overseas in August. A note adds that colorless nail polish can restore shine to dimmed garment buttons after repeated washings.
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France
Ingrandes
Pfe Myron D. Benson
Fred G Benson
Walden St
Concord
Cance
574Th Ordnance Company
U.S
Germany
Benson
Army
Fort Bragg
N.C
Bedford Man Dies at 68 and Funeral Held
Bedford note George Edward Cail 68 of Chelmsford died Sunday night at his Proctor road home after a short illness. Funeral services were held yesterday at Wright Funeral Home Springs road with Rev. Marvin L. Derby officiating. Burial in Shawsheen cemetery. Survived by widow Leona M. Proctor Cail son Edward F. Cail and grandson Ed or M. Cail, all of Chelmsford. He resided in Bedford 40 years before moving three years ago to Chelmsford where he had retired from the town highway department. Born Modesto California.
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Bedford
Wright
Springs Road
George Edward Cail
Proctor Road
Chelmsford
Marvin L. Derby
Church of Christ, Congregational
Shawsheen
Modesto
California
Cail
Lowell General Hospital
Leona M. (Proctor) Cail
Edward F. Cail
Edor M. Cail
Chelmsor
Concord Lions Club Light Bulb Sale Teams Vie For Fundraising
The Concord Lions Club aims to sell 1500 bulb packages across Concord Acton Carlisle Lincoln and Maynard. Eleven teams of 55 members compete with a steak meal for the winning group. Each $2 package includes 11 bulbs ranging from 40 to 150 watts.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Acton
Carlisle
Lincoln
Maynard
Everett Broughton
High Street
South Acton
Ionn C. Collins
Robert E. Sheehan
Arthur L. Carr
Rudolph W. Currier
What the Home Can Do For The Mentally Retarded
The article outlines home based care for mentally retarded children stressing acceptance, in home life tasks, and social integration. It cites SMARC recommendations and notes Mrs. John G. Fettinger of Natick as publicity chair for the South Middlesex Association for Retarded Children.
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SMARC
John G. Fettinger
Natick
South Middlesex Association
Hold Assembly to Show How to Stop Fire at Concord High
An assembly at Concord High School featured Newton Fire Department Lt. Jones Clark explaining fire prevention and displaying devices used to control fires. The talk, arranged by town wire inspector C Waldo MacWilliams, included demonstrations that held students’ attention with suspense about what might explode next.
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Concord
Concord High School
Wnien Wieut
Jones Clark
Newton Fire Department
Cupeas
C. Waldo MacWilliams
Lieut. Clark
Wnt
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Natick Drive-In
Ganuat Magazine
Stow Town
Claire
Trevor Neta
Tues
Johnson E
O'Brien
Agin
D Ipa
Feler’s Pharmacy
Atty. General
Blasts Fingold
John Collins
Jekyll
Hyde
U. S
Charlton
Orson
Vicara
Samuel Micciche
Samuels Studio
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Romeo Briseboise
WN. E
Clyde Adams
Leigh Jones
Stow Woman's Club
S. A
George E. Cail
Highway Dept
Concord Lions
Covernor Herter
Massachusetts College
Eleanor Picariello
Belmont
Oston University
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