Marlboro Enterprise Press masthead notice
The Enterprise Press Inc. Marlboro Massachusetts publishes weekly on Thursdays under editor R W Currier. The long standing masthead lists addresses in Marlboro Walden Street Concord and Boston with representative agencies in New York and Boston and notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Maso
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concord Tel
Emerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Prices Rise and Toll Road Woes Hit West Virginia Turnpike
Prices have accelerated upward across goods and services since January with spring catalogs showing increases. Farm crop prices lag, while higher freight and overhead curb reductions. A 90 mile West Virginia turnpike faces bond issues as traffic counts lag and construction costs rose, likely dampening future toll road investment.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Princeton
Economists Face Sparse Predictions For New Year
The article notes scarce forecasts from economists at year start after a decade of mixed postwar trends. It mentions two Indiana men pleading not guilty to stealing 25 gallons of cream, prompting questions about potential vanishing cream jokes amid discussions of late night television and fluctuating weather moods.
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Indiana
Men’s Club Meeting and Public Safety Luncheon
Concord The Men’s Club gathers at Trinitarian Congregational Church this Friday at 6 30 p m with President Frederick H Bubier presiding and new officers to be elected after supper Guest speaker is Robert White of Conantum Brig Gen Otis M Whitney state public safety commissioner and treasurer of the Republican Club of Massachusetts was re elected at the 65th annual Parker House luncheon in Boston
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Frederick H. Bubier
Robert White
Conantum
Otis M. Whitney
Elm Street
Republic Club of Massachusetts
Parker House
Boston
Consolidated School Plan Debated as Impractical
The school committee finds a consolidated K 3 or complete elementary model costly and inflexible. Site choices raise drainage, transportation, and districting issues while state aid appears unlikely for major additions. Existing Thoreau and Alcott paths remain favored over drastic restructuring.
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Ascot
Thoreau and
Alcott
Thoreau, Harvey Wheeler and Alcott
River
Massachusets
Acott and
Thoreau
Prize winning photographs on display in Boston
Eighty prize winning pictures from the 17th Annual Newspaper National Snapshot Awards will be shown in the Amory Coolidge Gallery at Boston's Museum of Science in February. The exhibit features four $1,000 Grand Prize winners, eight major prize winners, and 68 Special Merit winners among 393 entrants from 99 newspapers in the United States and Canada.
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Amory Coolidge
Boston
Museum of Science
United States
Canada
Explorers Hall
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
McGillicuddy Sets Pace In Middlesex League Scoring
Reading star Capt Don McGillicuddy leads the Middlesex League with 253 points in 10 games, ahead of co captain Paul McLaughlin who had 236 last season. Thorpe is second with 176 and Joe Bellino of Winchester is third at 152.
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Concord
Don McGillicuddy
Reading
Paul McLaughlin
Middlesex
McGillicuddy
Paul
Reading Star
Jos
McLaughlin
Clark Thorpe
Joe Bellino
Winchester
St Michael's Couples Club Meeting and Fundraiser
The St Michael's Couples Club met at the Legion Hall on Saturday January 28 with Paul Johnson of Bedford presenting Far East slides after a business session. The Holy Name Society hosted a whist and bridge party at President's home to raise funds for the society.
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St.Michael's Couples Club
Legion Hall
Paul Johnson
Bedford
Far East
Holy Name Society of
St. Michael’s Church
Charles Siekman
Coming Events of The Week At Concord
A weekly list of local meetings and activities in Concord includes voter registration at Harvey Wheeler School and drill at the State Armory on Thursday. Friday features events at Trinitarian Church and a theater show Time Out For Ginger at Wells A Hall. Monday lists boards and club gatherings, with additional activities at the Colonial Inn and schools. Wednesday covers a church banquet, OES meeting, Rotary luncheon, and PTA gathering.
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Harvey Wheeler School
State Armory
Old Concord
D.A.R
Colonial Inns
C.H.S
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Board of Selectmen
Town House
Concord Council
Monument Hall
Lions Club
Lynnfield
Concord Chorus
Concord Grangery
Peter Bulkeley
Finance Committee
Career conferences discuss trades and health careers at Maynard High
Maynard High School held its regular Career Conferences with Dr. Leonard Savignano from Northeastern University, building trades speaker Richard Soule, and Miss Ester Odell detailing physical education and therapy careers. Seniors filed applications to Massachusetts State Teachers Colleges and various art and music fields, while tests and exams were noted for college entrance and nursing programs.
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Maynard
Leonard Savignano
Northeastern University
Richard Soule
Lexington
Ester Odell
Boure
Boston
Tufts University
Odell
Maynard H. S
State Teachers Colleges of
Junior High Music Assembly Features Student Melodies
On Friday January 27 the Junior High held a music assembly in the auditorium. Leo Mullins announced with Carolyn Cunningham at the piano. The student body sang Msasa's in the Cold Cold Ground Juanita and The Blue Tail Fly. Eric French performed a cowboy song medley on baritone horn Ronald Burt played Forest Murmurs on piano Sandra Melanson played Peasant Dance Stephen Carlton performed Trumpeter's Lullaby. Seventh graders wrote 16 measure melodies and eighth graders wrote 8 measure melodies. Fifteen top originals were chosen for the showcasing.
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Leo Mullins
Carolyn Cunningham
Msasa
Juanita
Eric French
Ronald Burt
Bohn
Sandra Melanson
White Milk Program strong in three schools reports
Principal Robert Bedell reports the White Milk Program serving two elementary schools and Emerson Junior High is successful with 4926 bottles consumed in December. Roosevelt School averages 168 bottles weekly with 15 cents per child weekly. a $229.11 November check from the Mass Department of Education supports the program. A revolving milk fund is proposed to ensure prompt dealer payments.
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Robert Bedell
Emerson
Roosevelt School
Bedell
Mass. Dept. of Education
The
Maynard P.T.A
Massachusetts schools select hockey teams for New England tournament
A three member committee led by Harold W. Poole announces new selection rules for Massachusetts entries to the New England schoolboy hockey tournament in Providence March 8 to 10. Teams may apply by Feb 20. if finalists are not voluntary, Massachusetts finalists may be chosen after preliminary rounds.
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Massachusetts
Providence
R. I
Laurence J. Scanlon
Fitchburg
Massachusetts Secondary Schools Principals’ Association
Samuel M. Graves
Welesley
Alfred M. Maffeo
Natick
Harold W. Poole
Melrose
N. E. Hockey
Mass
N. E
Poole
Scanlon
Boston Arena
O'Toole Paces Gaels to 56-50 Victory over Maynard Wanderer
In a Midland League clash at Clinton Armory on Friday night the Clinton Gaels built an early lead and held off a late Maynard rally to win 56-50. Captain Pat O'Toole scored 25 points for Clinton while Maynard's Johnny Kulevich topped his team with 17. The Clinton Jayvees narrowly defeated Maynard Jayvees 27-25 in a separate tight contest.
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Maynard
Atteeck
Clinton Gaels
Maynard Wanderer
Clinton Armory
Maynardites
Gaels
Mangin
Pat O’toole
Johnny Kulevich
Clinton Jayvees
Maynard Jayvees
Farmers Tie At Acton Bowling League Night
Acton bowling results show Farmers and Outlaws tied 2-2 while Farmers maintain the lead. Outcasts defeated the Outlaws 3-1 and Oilers beat the Wooltops 3-1. Eddie Boyden led with 318 in triples and Noam Perkins added 305. Walter Ballard had the high single with 117, Boyden 111, Perkins 110. Standings list WORWTIRTS 5 and others with losses and wins for Outlaws Wildcats Wooltops.
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Acton
Harvard
Farmers
Outlaws
Oilers
Eddie Boyden
Noam Perkins
Walter Ballard
Boyden
Perkins
Cele Als
Best Buys Fall to Boston in Fir/Best Buys Lose Fir Game
Arthur's Best Buys split a two game series with New Ipswich 82-47 and West End House of Boston 62-73. Kulevich led New Ipswich with 32 points, Gallagher added 24, as Maynard posted a six game win streak before the setback to West End House. West End's Marinella led scorers with 23 while Maynard's Kulevich and Gallagher had 20 and 17.
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Maynard
Arthur
New Ipswich
N. H
West End
Boston
Alex Kulevich
Ed Gallagher
Paul Kivikoski
Kulevich
Gallagher
West End House
Marinella
Leominster
Hudson
Concord Armory
Acton
Anchors win as Wetherbee posts 346 in bowling league
Concord bowler Lennie Wetherbee rolled 346 for K of C Jrs but the team lost 3-1 to defending champ Ramblers in the Mill Dam Bowling League at Lexington. Anchors took first place with a 3-1 win over Tuchus. other scores included Delsie 329 and Cotoia 320.
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Concord
Lennie Wetherbee
C. ‘Jrs
Champ ‘Ramblers
Mill Dam
Lexington
Tuchus
Priests
Andy Boy
Hubbardville
Lincoln
Jolters
C. Srs
Wetherbee
Tony Delsie
A. Cotoia
Hap” Hanson
Ramblers
Eel Eo
Ky of
Gr. Drs
Pangoin. de Asc Eds
K. of C. Srs
K. of C. Jrs
Anchors
Jokers
Tudys
Gym Classes Open At Thoreau School
Concord residents invited to join men's gym classes at Thoreau School Gym starting Monday at 7 15 P M A physical instructor will supervise and facilities include basketball badminton volleyball and showers all for a nominal sum.
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Concord
Thoreau School
Maynard Fun Incomplete Memorial Gym Shapes Wanderers Team
Maynard High basketball squad nicknamed the Happy Wanderers continues this season amid an unfinished Memorial gym and no home court. Coach Don Sisson expects a strong next season led by Johnny Kulevich who has shown All Midland League talent this year.
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Wanderers Maynard
Maynard High
West Concord League Bowling Schedule February 9
The West Concord League lists matches on February 9 at 7 pm: Postoffice versus Palmers, Cushmans against E. and S., and Bottled Gag facing Hardings in West Concord venues.
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West Concord
Postoffice
Palmers
Cushmans
Bottled Gag
Hardings
Concord Lexi Concord Triumph In League Game
Concord Lexi Concord defeated Lexington by a win behind Captain Calrk Thorpe and John Purcell scoring points. The Lexington lineup included Martin Hardy Daziel Tapply McNamara Moore Thorpe Purcell Mattison Arnold Gilman Harms MacKenzie Burak Hutchinson Roberts with Harms and MacKenzie anchoring the defense.
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Concord
Lexi
Calrk Thorpe John Purcell
Lexington
Zaharias Plan Highlighted in Golf Tour
Baron Zaharias discusses a golf tour with matches in Tampa and Australia, outlining a schedule and opponents while signaling plans to travel and compete abroad.
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Tampa
Baron Zaharias Proms
Ias
Australia
Winchester Belmont Clash at Melrose Gun versus C Home
Melrose Gun hosts Belmont in a middle school matchup against C Home Products. Key players and team rosters not listed. expected to showcase local talent and regional standings.
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Concord de- Molay
Masonic Temple
Our Lady Help of Christians
C.D.A
Hawthorne
O.E.S
Rotary Club
Howard
Johnson’s
Thoreau-Wheeler P. T.A
North Woods
Rock. Robertson
Seaing
Maynard School News
Katherine Mackey
Robert Keto
Robert Johnson
Jane Vermiyen
Walter Sarvela
Richard Tierney
Peter Waldron
Joyce Rawn
Stephen Carlton
John Gunn
Roberta Cuttell
Jean Price
Richard Iannitelli
Mary Zaniewski
Thomas Passios
Passios
Lunenburg
Metropolitan Opera
Eleanor Steber
Richard Burkett
Petersburg
Florida
Richard
Finnegan
Emerson JR. High
Coolidge School
Dorothy Holt
Jeffrey Cuff
Central Street
South Acton
Mary Mercier
Ann Mercier
Pinellas Park, Florida
March of Dimes
Calvin Coolidge
Frank
Angelosanto
Karen Tuikka
Rosemarie Melore
Jean Lalli
O'Toole
Boyden High
U. S
Best Buys
F. Lafreniere
Thayer c
Schurenc
Beto
Ee al Parhiala
Somere
N. Lafreniere
Ea Kulevich
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Rogers
Tomyl
Marinella Rf
Shadow
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Jackman Lf
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Backus
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A. Rogers
Tomy
E. Rogers
Maynard Weaving
Gis Fis
Howes
Kivikoski
Rf Am Eee
R’anowski
Gallagher Ii
Thoreau Sch
W. Concord League
Zaharias
Belmont
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