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14 fronce Winer Will Preside At Education Session Here dealing with local and state Eiigh school problems will feature an open meeting at the Charlotte av school at 8 pm Thursday. A large attendance is ex- HEV MOTHER ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI, provincial secretary of the Order cf the Servants of the Sacred Heart of Mary of Quebec, accompanied by two other Sisters, left for France aboard the Queen Mary to assist at the centennial of their community which originated Paris. They will make the pilgrimage to Lourdes a then to Rome where they wil have an audience with Pope XXIII. They will return to Can ada in May where the centen nial celebration will be con tinued. Rev Mother St Francis of Assisi is the daughter'of the late John B.

and Elise (Labrie) Landry, and is the sister of Miss Albina B. Landry of 101 Tolles st and her brother is Ludger O. Landry of North Pelham. NASHUA TELEGRAPH, NASHUA. N.H.

TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1960 Educational after High school and what speakers discuss these problems as revealed in the "Upper Quarter" report of the NH Council for Better Schools. Attorney S. Robert Winer of Nashua, director of the state Council for Better Schools and a trustee of the Public library here, will serve as chairman of the conference. The Upper Quarter report is a study of the top 25 per cent of New Hampshire High school graduates for three years. It they think of the adequacy or inadequacy of their High school education.

An open discussion will follow the conference which will feature four speakers. They include: Alan Hall of St Paul's school, Concord, president of the Council, who will explain the report; Professor Alden Winn, head of the electrical engineering department at the University of New Hampshire and formerly in charge of the admissions committee. He will discuss the college reaction to the report. Vice Principal John R. Curran and Dorothy Dale, guid- A.L i 1 filUJlU" shows what happened to them ance counselor, of the Nashua AtTT S.

BOBERT WINER High school, will speak on local problems indicated by the report. Mr Curran will discuss college preparatory work in the Nashua school system and Miss Dale will discuss guidance. Voters League in Drive to Sign Up Women Jurors Nashua League of Women responsibility of all a ie of Women Voters is making a signature drive during March to encourage women to register for jury service. Plans for the extended campaign were under the direction of Mrs a Brown, chairman for continu- of the In New Hampshire the name of a a may not be placed on a jury list unless she first has signified in writing to her selectmen that she is willing to serve. ers of New Hampshire was active in securing this privilege of jury service for women and since 1947 encouraging such service has been a continuing responsibility of all a leagues in the state.

Nashua. a members working with Mrs Brown to promote the registration of women for jury service include Mrs Russell Kelly and Mrs Herman Barker of the Voters Service committee and Mrs Edwin Zetterberg and Mrs Norwood Keeney, public relations committee. HADASSAH EDUCATION Hadassah Education group will meet tomorrow morning at 9:45 for a coffee hour and informal discussion at the home of Mrs Herbert Miller, 50 Raymond sL Rabbi Bela Fischer of Temple Beth Abraham will lead the discussion. City Briefs Nothing makes a teen-age girl grow up faster than being allowed to use lipstick for the first time. doors and the love of child ren.

TU 2-0562. saving sense to lead you to lot of dollars. ST PATRICK'S PARISH presents A Three Act Comedy "THE FAR OFF HILLS" BY INNOX ROBINSON MARCH 17 8:15 P. M. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Presented ly the Parish Players TICKETS $1.00 Near Perfect Score As NHS Skiers Top Enfield Nashua High ski team drop ped only one point in three Lintner, 100.6.

events in scoring a nearly per- 0 AIL "ic I I I SldlUXIi win over Enfield High in runs, adding the tiir.es) Bar a dual meet last weekend. College Board examinations. Public Whist and Cribbage tonight at 8. Friendship Club. The best things in life are 6 Wi free--fresh air, the great out- the Nashua team was in the jumping event.

Nashua High jumpers took all four top The win was accomplished tied for first with times of despite the absence of most of 56.5 seconds; in third place the seniors on the squad who was Ed Lamott of Enfield were in Manchester taking 56 8 who scored his team's nri1 nf nf -1 oucuu cAtHiniia nuns. vt me udy, auu Most impressive showing of Jim McDermott, 59.5. TVacViiio f05M i.t»«. OVPT IUUIY ail 1UUI LUJJ Let us service your wt. Good places.

This is their first year work, foir charges. Nat'l T.V. of competitive jumping. CAVWAA A nre-n Using the 20 meter jump aic jiicuer i The way that health has it outside Lebanon, Jim McDer- all over wealth is that nobody mott made the longest leap of can borrow it. the day, feet.

His form It really only takes a little was good enough to win top honors with 109.9 points, fpl- oP Vorb Famoas Jccob Keooert. Yort City Knickerbocker says good taste in any language! ricans originally came from, today they're one big happy family. (Ever think what fun it would be to giro a'cone is you Knickerbocker satisfies good taste of every origin. For Knick is truly the intcraatianal standard of good taste, appreciated and enjoyed throughout the world, 100 yeareand 4 generations of family brewing art go into every sip. If you want a glorious golden Have a Ruppert Knickerbocker! Barry Shore, 104.9; and Dick In the combined slalom (two ry Shore and Ronnie Foster only point of day, and Over fast downhill way with a time of 23.5, followed by Barry Shore 24.2, ford' area Ronnie Foster 24.4 and Dick Lintner, 24.6.

Nashua team coach, Mrs Milford year are OPEN HOUSE And latormal Modeling THE MEETING HOUSE HOLLJS Moieh 16th 10 to 5 eml thirUy IT'S NEW! Now at Fotomart, FAST 48 hour service on all Koda- chrome and Ektachrome film! Only, qualified Kodak processing at roroMAirr CAMERA SHOP 178 Main advt. Talks at New Milford DeMolay An informative session preliminary to organizing a De- Molay chapter in Milford was held in the Milford Masonic temple last night in charge of Harry K. Draper, worshipful master of Benevolent lodge, sponsor of the new chapter to be named Souhegan chapter, Order of DeMolay. George E. Ward of Portsmouth, DeMolay state district deputy, assisted by a large group from the Nashua chapter, -explained the goals of the organization.

a a group, headed by Past Master Councilor Jon Vore, also exemplified the Flower service Soloist i I A A 1 1 course Bill Baybutt led the on a group of the Nashua chapter who live in the Mil- The Nashua chapter has more than 20 members in the ALBERT COUTURE, baritone, will be one of the soloists at the Lenten concert to be sung at the Church of the Good Shepherd on Sunday evening, April 3 at 8:00. The cantata "The Triumph of the Cross" by H. Alexander Matthews will be by a large chorus directed by James A. Wood. Also ap.

pearing as soloists will be Mrs Sylvia Gaskill, soprano and George Murch, tenor. TONIGHT Holy Name Society, St Christopher's Church, 7:30 Nashua Business and Professional Women's Club, Main Street Methodist Church, 6:30 St Patrick's Day Celebration, team cuuun, mrs Miiiora area who will be J-ay Nancy Hendrick, was pleased transferred to the new chapter Navy Mother Club, American with the team's performance when the new chapter be- TMTM and said "prospects for next comes official. DeMolay chapters ar spon- nicipLcii cue 5UU11- Isashua will complete a du- sored by the Masonic lodges al meet with West High of and the Nashua chapter is Manchester this week to wind sponsored by two, the Ancient up the season. York and Rising Sun lodges. Nf SKI CONDITIONS Boston, March 15 England Council ski tions: New Hompcfcizt Franconia (Cannon Mt) -Good to excellent.

Franconia (M i sill) -Good to excellent. Intervale Ski Area Spring conditions. Jackson (Black conditions. Laconia (Belknap Area) -Good to excellent Lyme (Dartmouth Skiway) --Good. Newbury (Mt Sunapee) -Excellent.

North Cpmvay (Cranmore)-Spring skiing. Pink-ham Notch (Wildcat-Good to excellent. Waterville Valley Excellent. West Ossipee (Mt Whittier) --Good to excellent. Bethel (Sunday Excellent River) Bridgton Excellent.

(Pleasant Mt) Kingfield (Sugarloaf) --Excellent Vermont Barre (Skyline Ski Area) -Excellent. Brattleboro (Hogback) -Excellent. East Burke (Burke Mt)--Excellent Heartwellville (Dutch Hill) --Good. Jeffersonville glers Notch)--Excellent. Ludlow (Okemo Mt) Excellent Legion Home, 8 Social, Club, 8 Woodstock Six) condi- Good.

MatsachuMtts Becket (Happyland) Excellent. Otis (Otis Ridge) Good to excellent. Pittsfield Bousquets Good to excellent. South Egremont (Jug End Barn)--Excellent. Cummington (Snow Basin) Good to excellent.

North. Andover (Boston Hill) Good to excellent. Connecticut Cornwall (Mohawk Mt) -Good to excellent. Rhode Island Providence (Diamond Hill) --Good on small hill. GETS AWARD Henry Richard of 45 Arlington st.

a member of the Friendship Club, Inc, was awarded a TV set by the NH Federation of the Blind at th monthly meeting of the Friendship club Nashua Friendship Young Business Men's Club, Modern Restaurant, 6:30 Nashua Camera Club, Hills Memorial Library, 8 Ancient York Lodge Olive Branch, a Lodge, IOOF Nashua A Battery, National Guard, Armory, 7 Nashua Council of Licensed Cubs, 7:30 Nashua 439th Quartermaster Co, Army Reserve, 7:30 Nashua Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, Boire Field, 7 Hudson Fish and Game Club, 7:30 Boy Scout Troop 252, St John The Evangelist Church Hudson, 7 State 3:45, Over ibc titude, I went with them to the house of God, with the voice of I joy and praise, with a multitude that kept holyday. SA 42.4 Juvenile Grange Holds Program In Hudson Hudson, March 15--Wattan- nick Juvenile Grange held a competitive program at the regular meeting Friday in the Grange Hall at Hudson Center. Master, Suzanne Barr presided. Competitive program was presented by the girls under leadership of Brenda Moore and by the boys under Keith Bakaian. Taking part the flag salute ceremony were Sandra Crosby, Carol Benson and Linda Lemire.

Also on the program were Betty Ann Moore, Suzanne Barr, Brenda Moore, Patty Wollen. Susan Lefebvre was the master of ceremonies. Boys presented a skit with Keith Bakaian, Charles Smith, Charles Adams and Jerry Knights taking part. Red Skelton number was given by Charles Smith, Charles Adams and Jerry Knights. Refreshments were In charft of Sandra Crosby and Linda Lemire.

Matron of Wattannlck Juvenile Grange is Mrs Barbara Small, with Mrs Stella Glispin assistant. GRANITE LODGE IOOF Announcement was made at the weekly meeting of the Granite Lodge, IOOF, that the Grand Degree of Chivalry will be conferred Saturday at 8 pm. Rehearsal of the third degree was held in preparation to next Monday night when THEATERS the third de ree eon- ferred on a class, of candidates planet unde the direction of acting 6:20, Thunder Noble Grand Wallace Foster i i i i yi toiucmi. ui. V--ZPCnO iO- Announcement as made by vakia, and are now on display Olivette Hebert, 135 Concord in TniPo-ranV, -TM-.

st, a member of the committee for the fund raising project of 2:35, ---ter Suddenly to attend Last Summer, 1:30 4 6'30 complete show 8:25 by ISoble Grand Harry 0. Cross when reports were given, and HHST DAY COVERS announcement made of a ball John F. Boutelle, president ight Twith emeritus of Nashua Philatelic Greenville Nashua. Local Society, has received first day covers in the sixth of a series of Champion of Liberty stamps honoring Thomas G. Masaryk, first president of Czechoslo-' two games from Peppereli last week, played in that town.

the NH Blind. in the two issued stamp for The arc 4 cent blue domestic and 8 Federation of gold stamp for international surface mail. PAPER DRIVE i Catholic War Veterans post- 1700, Holy Infant Jesus, hold a paper drive Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm, it was announced today by Chairman Robert Donah, past commander. Nashuans wishing to dis- i 4 I I Manchester (Big Bromley)-- of newspapers and maga- -frk Tir3i- Good to excellent. Middlebury College Bowl--Excellent.

North Troy (Jay peak) -Excellent. Rutland (Pico Peak)--Excellent. Sherburne (Killington Basin)--Excellent. Stowe (Mt Mansfield) --Excellent. Waitsfield (Mad River Glen) --Excellent.

Warren (Sugarbush Valley) --Excellent. West Dover (Mt Snow) -Excellent. i i gham (Burrington Hill)--Good to excellent. Windsor (Mt Ascutney) -Excellent. INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED Joseph Xoiostynski 41 Arlington St, Nashua TU 3-7085 zines may telephone Donah at his home.

SECRET AGENT Bethany A straw vote i taken in a Democratic pre- cinct meeting here on presi-! dential hopefuls showed all: but one was for Sen Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex). The one vote was for Vice President Richard Nixon, cast by a Republican! who slipped into the meeting. HENRY NADEAU 14 Coldwcll Rood Contractor I Builder CEMENT WORK CARPENTER WORK OF ALc I TU 2-5397 Hoshuo, H. B. Water Heaters Stovci Space Hecters Wrenn's Gas Service "BOB" Bot: Gas I A A I TU 3-5811 Ottcrson Si, Nashua, N.H.

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