Concord’s Major Musical Groups Earn Public Support
Three Concord music organizations receive high praise for growth and leadership. Concord Chorus, led by Richard Rosewall and now under Lorna Cooke de Varón, celebrates its 18th season. Concord Orchestra, under Attilio Toto, marks a standout season, while Concord Band, formed in 1959, expands under William Toland with increasing musical progress.
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Concord
Concord Chorus
Richard B. Rosewall
N.E. Conservatory of Music
Dick” Rosewall
Massachusetts
Boston
Lorna Cooke de Varon
New England Conservatory of Music
Concord Orchestra
Attilio ‘Oto
Cae Cal
Concord Band
William Toland
Bedford
Regional group names new officer at fall meeting in Concord
Concord events report the National Association of Educational Buyers elects Thomas Huckins of Middlesex School as secretary. The NE Regional Group plans its semi annual meeting September 30 to October 2 at the Eastern Slopes Inn.
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N.E
National Association of Educational Buyers
Thomas Huckins
Middlesex School
Eastern Slopes Inn
North Conway
N.H
Electronics Club, Inc
Charter House
Waltham
Ing
George J. Sallet
Central Street
Boy Scouts of
Troop 143
West Point
Leo F. Duggan
C.D.A
Our Lady's Court
Monument Hall
Corinthian Lodge
A.F
A.M
Masonic Temple
Albert J. Kroon
Acton
Walter J. Macone
Paul P. Wilkalis
South Acton
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A public service line urges readers to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial move. The message promotes national savings and stability through federal bonds.
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U. S
Acton Little Theatre Workshop Opens Ninth Season
Acton Community Center hosts the ninth season start with a Friday 8 p.m. meeting led by Chairman George Matthews. The session covers plans for productions and stagecraft, inviting new members to join and participate in upcoming plays. Residents and Acton Center members may join during the membership drive. Call Martha Headley at CO. 3-5023 for information.
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Acton
Acton C Center
Martha Headley
New Director Arrives At Acton Center For Youth Work
Car] marbury arrives as youth director at Acton Center Congregational Church. A Leeds, Alabama native studying at Harvard Divinity School with Oberlin College Seminary and Alabama A&M credentials. He taught Greek at Oberlin, traveled in Europe, and earned Monroe Scholarship. He leads Sunday services and directs junior and senior high youth groups.
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Acton
Acton Center Congregational Church
Car
Marbury
Leeds
Ala
Harvard Divinity School
Oberlin College Seminary
Alabama A. & M. College
San Jose Eees Eee
Oberlin
Europe
Rosy Land
Sudbury Graduates Enter Colleges and Universities
Sudbury region students from Limenedabury Regional and nearby towns begin new terms. Brooks Thompson finishes Paul Smith's summer program in hotel management. Others attend Northeast ern, Pembroke, Brown, Tufts, Harvard, UMass, West brook Junior College, and more, with several listed as freshmen or juniors at various colleges. 2nd Lt. Donald Gandolfo departs after graduation for basic training in Georgia.
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Sudbury
Limenedadbury
Brooks Thompson
Paul Smith’s
Bob Morris
Bob Napoli
Northeastern
Penny Child
Middlebury
Barry Copp
Bruce Johnson
James Cryer
University of California
Karla Humphreys
Pembroke
David Chadsey
Geoffrey Loftus
Brown
Debbie Walker
Westbrook Junior College
Allen Bowles
Barbara Fultz
David Tucker
University of Mass
Bruce Adler
University
Donald Holton
Tufts
Jan Debye
Scott Emmons
Gordon Donaldson
Walter McClennen
Harvard
Ellyn Graham
Alain Tebo
Nassan
John Bockoven
Parsons
Brian Copp
Grove City College
David Hand
Wesleyan
Donald Gandolfo
St. Lawrence
Georgia
Sudbury Players Name Leads In Li'l Abner Production
Carl Mathews and Raymond Curran are cast as leads for the Sudbury Sudbury Players Li'l Abner show. Dogpatch Fever grips town as dancers assemble at town hall under choreographer Laura Chase. Curran, an electrical engineer at Raytheon Wayland, takes his first major role with the group. Gail Matthews, wife of Glenn H. Matthews and mother of a 22 month old, writes freelance for a Boston newspaper.
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Sudbury
Carl Mathews
Raymond Curran
Town Hall
Laura Chase
Bob Guest
Gail
Glenn H. Matthews
Boston
Curran
Raytheon
Wayland
Ray
Boxborough Grange names new officers and dietary note
Boxborough Grange announces new officers led by Master Martha J. Steele and Overseer Marcia May with Ruth G. Burroughs as lecturer Donald H. Morse as steward Jean oe plain asst steward and Albion W. Morse as treasurer Gertrude C. Lowe as secretary H Prescott Burroughs ceres Enid S. Wheel er pomona Louise E. Garceau flora Stella E. Morse and Sylvia L. Sheehan as ladies assistant steward Earle A. Graves heads the three year executive committee Consumption of canned vegetables rose from 56.8 pounds per person in 1939 to 82.7 pounds in 1959.
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Boxborough
Boxborough Grange
Martha J. Steele
Marcia May
Ruth G. Burroughs
Donald H. Morse
Jean
Jeanne S
Albion W. Morse
Gertrude C. Lowe
H. Prescott Burroughs
Ceres
Enid S. Wheeler
Pomona
Louise E. Garceau
Flora
Stella E. Morse
Sylvia L. Sheehan
Earle A. Graves
Blood Bank donor program supports hospital reserves
Concord Emerson Hospital and Red Cross collaborate to meet patient blood needs with 50 percent country supply and 40 percent hospital usage. An eight year old donor list of 500 volunteers ensures emergency stocks, with annual calls for a pint of blood and urging expectant fathers to donate before birth. Call Mrs George Rudat at TW 7 9353 for listing or information.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital Blood Bank
Red Cross
George Rudat
Rotary Breakfast Today With Loring Grimes Host
Rotary club holds 7:30 breakfast led by Loring Grimes at Colonial this morning with Thomas J. Byron handling reservations. Next luncheon is Oct 3 at Howard Johnson's. Makeups include multiple members in Lexington and Wakefield with several visitors and a Northeast Airlines representative as speaker.
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Loring Grimes
Howard Johnson's
Thomas J. Byron
James H. Dee, Sr
Santa Monica
Cal
Benjamin F. Clark
Acton
William E. Mattison, Jr
James R. Mercer
Groton
Robert S. Ireland
Morton R. Seavey
Maurice Winger
Lexington
Byron
Wakefield
Frayed Card Honors Friends and Society Members
A brief card from the Maynard community expresses thanks to friends and the Great Society for their support of Frank C. Gy and Bent a Maynard retired.
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Ciety
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New England
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Aluminum
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Bradford
Oway Ana
W.T. Grant
Rotary
Norman E. Brooks
Chester D. Smethurst, Jr
Ayer
A. Glenn Simm
David Alden
Kenneth Anderson
John Arnott
Northeast Airlines
P.P. Hubert M. Wardwell
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