Bicycle Safety Contests Continue With Prizes and Tests
Concord Police and recreation officials hold semi finals at multiple playgrounds for bicycle safety contests. Final test is Friday at Southfield Playground, with Emerson Playground hosting the Aug. 15 event. Lions Club and Mass Safety Council sponsor. prizes donated by Bicycle Institute of America and Raleigh bicycle prize drawn Aug. 15.
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Concord Police — Department
Rvteation Commic Ons
Southfield Payground
Emerson Playground
Police Department, Recreation Commission
Lions Club and
Mass Safety Council
Lions Club
Lophies
Bicycle Institute of America
New York City
Wll
Raph A. Macone
Peggy the Greyhound Seeks Last Name and Forever Home
Sudbury shelter residents describe Peggy, a tall slim greyhound once racing at Wonderland Dog Track, as handsome and personable. Now seeking a permanent home and a last name, Peggy hopes kind people will welcome her and stop the nose pulls from the public.
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Peggy
Sudbury
Wonderland Dog Track
Buddy Dog Humane Society
Hudson-2 Family-Foom First Floor Marlboro Listing
Real estate item notes a Marlboro dwelling labeled Hudson-2, describing the first floor with six rooms in a family-focused layout. No additional property details or agent information provided.
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Hudson
AY C Concludes Second Hall Playoffs Await
Acton Acton Youth Center won 5 3 over Littleton to finish the second half 5 3 1. Pitcher Moody and catcher Parks starred for AYC while Fidler took the loss for Littleton. Sinders and Parks had two hits each for AYC. League officials will meet this week to decide first and second half winners and playoff scheduling for the championship.
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Acton
Nashoba Valley
Babe Ruth
Littleton
Moody
A.Y.C
Parks
Fidler
Sinderis
AYC
Play Day Climaxes Summer am Attendance 4066
Acton Recreation Commission closed the six week summer playground program with a Friday Play Day at Charter Road and a Sunday parade. About 100 youngsters joined events, prizes, and a Sing Along while 50 Indian participants greeted by Congressman Philbin drew applause. West Acton dominated races and awards, and Larry Power won the baseball throw. Attendance across Acton playgrounds totaled 4 066.
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Acton
W. Herligen
R. Belleveau
B. Woodward
A. Peaslee
South
Newcomb
West
Center
Larry Power
Charter
West Acton
Ners
Paul Oswell
Rene Beaudoin
Power
Paul Beaudoin
Ray Beaudoin
Dave Sansone
Claudia Snyder
Sara Priest
Debbie Wolfington
Debbie Hailoran
Dianne Prentiss
James Plunkett
Neil Prentiss
Andy Carlson
Joyce Sletton
Bill Gray
Naomi Sussman
Charter Road
Mike Flannery
Howie Scribner
Mike Quattrochi
Joann Parke
Camp Wyanoke Hosts 200 Young Campers At Lake Winnipesaukee
More than 200 campers enjoy a busy summer at Camp Wyanoke for Boys on Lake Winnipesaukee Wolfeboro New Hampshire. Featured are Jimmy Elson son of Mr and Mrs Richard D Elson and Donald M Hague son of Mr and Mrs Wesley L Hague both of Carlisle. Donald's sister Jill Hill attends Camp Winnemont in West Ossipee New Hampshire.
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Concord
Camp Wyanoke
Lake Winnipesaukee
Wolfeboro
N. H
Jimmy Elson
Richard D Elson
Main Street
West Concord
Donald M. Hague
Wesley L. Hague
Lowell Street
Carlisle
Donald
Jill Hill
Camp Winnemont
West Ossippee
Sardusky and Bruney Join Pro Gridiron Pros in Boston
Concord natives Concordians Tony Sardusky and Concord-Fred Bruney enter heavy training with the Boston Patriots in pre season drills at Andover. Bruney serves as defensive coach while Sardusky acts as team captain and leads in practice since arriving in the Hub.
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Concord
Fred Bruney
Tony Sardusky
Boston Patriots
Andover
Bruney
Sardusky
All American Named Teacher for Regional Acton Roxborough
Donald S. MacLeod of Prince Edward Island Canada is appointed to Acton Roxborough Regional School District as biology teacher at the high school and J.V. baseball coach. He earned an AB in biology from Boston University 1960 and received the Speare trophy and Speare award for leadership scholarship and athletic ability. He captained BU hockey and earned All American honors. He was signed by the Milwaukee Braves and played in the Texas AA league last year.
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Acton
Acton - Roxborough
William L. O’cnnell
Donald S. MacLeod
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Boston University
E. Ray Speare
Speare
MacLeod
Colorado Springs
Milwaukee Braves
Texas
J.V
Jeremiah F. Lynch at Emerson Hospital Under Observation
Jeremiah F Lynch a retired merchant residing on Great Road is a patient at Emerson Hospital under observation as of the latest report.
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Jeremiah F. Lynch
Great Road
Emerson Hospital
Melrose Americans defeat Sudbury All Stars in District clash
In a well played game at Weather Park Woburn Melrose Americans District 14 defeated Sudbury All Stars District 15 by 10 to 3. Maurer blasted a two run homer in the first, Borgeson added a solo shot in the second, while Melrose rallied for eight runs in the third aided by five hits four walks and a hit batter. Kirshner moved from second to short and Blanchette covered second as Sudbury’s bats struggled and Melrose’s outfield starred.
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Sudbury
Melrose Americans
Sudbury All-Stars
Weater Park
Woburn
Maurer
Borgeson
Melrose
D. Casey
Durand
Scotland
Mann
Acton School Staff Take Vacation Time
The Acton school system lists several on vacation including Priscilla Felt secretary to the superintendent at Sebasco Lake Maine Emery Nelson head custodian Acton Roxborough High School and the Acton public schools Peter Smolees of Marion L Towne School and Russell Wolfe of the regional high school Milan Fenjac Ruth R Proctor director of guidance at the high school and Paul Richardson custodian at the Florence Mérriam School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Priscilla Felt
William L. O'Connell
Sebasco Lake
Emery Nelson
Acton-Roxborough
Acton Public Schools
Peter Smolees
Marion L. Towne
Russell Wolfe
Milan Fenjac
Ruth R. Proctor
Rockport
Paul Richardson
Florence Mérriam
Concord Rotary Club Cookout Replaces Noon Meeting
The Concord Rotary Club schedules its annual cookout this evening at 6:30 at Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club. John Flannery and family prepared a fine menu, replacing the regular Thursday noon session. Makeups include Dr. D Edward Cleary Jr and others from Bedford Cambridge Lexington Maynard Groton Rockport Ellsworth Me Laconia N H and San Francisco Cal. Visitors were Edward Flannery and Norman Hollowell.
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Concord — Rotary Club
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
John
Flannery
D. Edward Cleary Jr
Rene DuBerger
Clayton Mersereau
Bedford
Edward K. True
Cambridge
Harry Martin
Lexington
Mark Elliott
Maynard
Alexander C. Peters
Groton
Rockport
Donald M. Smith
Ellsworth, Me
Morton Seavey
Laconia N.H
Whitemore Brown
San Francisco
Cal
Edward Fannery
Norman Hollowell
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Mitte
John McGrail
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Wohura
Hudson Theatre
Intel
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Bing Crosby
Hong Kong
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Urvverne
Maynard Industrial Center
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