Tracksters win second straight state indoor crown
Concord wins its second consecutive indoor Class D title as Carlson Soule and Ryan lead a strong showing. Puffer and Carlsons pace the team with multiple top finishes while Magurn recovers for next week’s Met event and O’Connor weighs relays in New York.
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Tracksters Annex
O’con
Bob Ham- Soule
Puffer Carlson
Daveick Ryan
Puffer
Concord
Evevent
Laron
Rds
Soule
Frank McFarlin
Bob Zumwalt
Webber
Nosedith Blace
Salter
Char
Lie Mancock
Lyle Carlséd
Dave ‘Woodruff
Jack Finan
Roeh Ted
Ata
Zumwalt
Ryan
Zurawait
Amay Barrett Ren
O’conner
Carlson
al Magurn
Met Bird
Met
Malden Catholic
Bill McWilliams
Hanover
O’connor
Ian Hétorne
N.Y
Magurn
Colford
Hammond
Carlsons
Barrett
Bedford Boys
Hill Five Triumphs Middlesex Contest Victory
Belmont Hill defeats Middlesex in a private meet 45 to 35 with Hill Five leading in a low scoring contest.
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T Hill
Middlesex Ie
Belmont Hill Delesex
Moncon
Meeting plans for blue here
A fragmented report records a local planning meeting at Concord with attendees including Bernie Megin athletic director Maynard, Eddie Richie Loughlin, Tom Hannon, MacWil eManus and Jim. Preliminary discussion covered recreation, with reference to Coftcord and West Ss, and a prior meeting at Morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Adrs
Coftcord
West Ss
Morn
Eddie Richie Loughlin
Tom Hannon
The Seventh and Firls of Petar Bulk
A wartime style note reports that the Seventh and Firls of Petar Bulk have started their nats and sessions pet at Hunt Memorial, with details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Hunt Memorial
Acton High Five Remains Undefeated With Ayer Win
Acton boys stay unbeaten by topping Ayer as Edgar scores 22 and Rhodes adds 15. Ayer girls fall 46 38. Standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
John Wagar
Dick Rhodes
Acton High
Merrilly
Ayer
Edgar
Rhodes
Atton
Isis
Bulkeley Quintet Defeats Weston Five 35 12 in Road Win
Peter Bulkeley School boys basketball traveled to Weston Junior High and won 35 12 after a slow start. Lennie Cullivar e scored 15 points while Jack Hutchinson and Dooley Thorpe contributed. Next they face Acton Junior High, whom they beat 35 25 previously.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Weston
Lennie Cullivare
Jack Hutchinson
Thorpe
Acton
Annual Lamteey Dinner By Nashoba Sports Club
The Nashoba Sportsmen's Club hosts its annual Lamteey and Ladies Circle dinner with Woodbury Stevens leading the dinner committee and Sid Laffia heading the entertainment committee. Members and their families attend this February banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen
Lamteey & L&e
Furker
Weir
Monks Plan Self-Sufficient Farm Near Elmira
A local report notes Benedictine monks establishing a farm near Elmira New York on 300 acres with two cows fifty chickens and four buildings. The plan aims to achieve self sufficiency through commercial activity at the monastery.
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Elmira
N. Y
Jolters Win In Min Dam Bowling League Action
Contora Dave Carey anchored the K of C Srs with 314 as his team shut out the Elks five 4-0. Multiple high scores featured, including 299 by Dick Malley and 298 by Bregoli, as several teams posted strong totals in a busy round of matches.
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Contora
Dave Carey
K. of C. Srs
Min Dam
Elks
Jokters
K. of C. Irs
Andy Boy
Thrift
Tudys
Lancoln
Tot Hill
Ed Terreault
Dick Malloy
Lincoln
A. Carlson
G. Soffriti
R. Bradley
T. Gormaley
R. Malley
Tadys
D. McBreen
G. McHugh
M.diskih
T. MéeHugh
T. Burke
L. Venti
D. Sorrenti
R.iar
Stefanelli
Pritt
Palmeri
E. Tetseaut
K. Et C. Srs
J. Finigen
B. O'Sullivan
R. Cull
E. Finigan
Carey
J. Maneheld
F. Edwardeen
Concord High School class rings and plans for February break
Concord juniors show off the £ 953 class rings as the Minute Men feature in Concord figures. A nine day February vacation looms with snow hoped for on hills and ice on ponds. College apps flood in as seniors complete forms by February 35 for exams March 15 at Concord High. The senior trip committee plans a June weekend in New Hampshire and a final home basketball game is set for Tuesday at 3 PM against MScose High. The year’s honors and a school play Lond oh.
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Concord
Concord High School
Minute Men
Jésteh Ring Company
College Board
New Hampshire
Mscose, High
Sudbury Girls Fall To Wellesley In Tight Opener
Sudbury girls suffer their first defeat of the season 20 to 18 against Wellesley after a neck and neck battle. Dorothy Hawks led Sudbury with high scoring while Bennett paced Wellesley, and Jane Flynn scored 16 in the Acton win the next day as Sudbury built a 5-1 record.
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Sudbury Girls
Wellesley
Sudbury
Lee
Dorothy Hawks
Bennett
Aéton
Jane
Sue
Boarse
Acton
Sté@bury
Jane Flynn
Dorothy Hawes
Judy’ Geards
Joyce” Feléns
Ina Jdon
Charlotte Mortier
Joycee Gikon
Jane Burns
Butbury
Joan
Maddie Johnson
Lily Lent
Barbara
Gould
Helen ‘Krause
Barbara Burke
Weston High School
Hudson High School
Chelmsford High School
Balletballames
Weston
Harding
Daroch
School astronomy program delights guests with skits
Parent guests joined a field day of astronomy as the Sadney Circle and other dens performed skits about the eclipse of the moon and sun, numbered and named planets, and displayed constellations. Posters and earth facts educated the audience.
Acton Girl Scouts Plan Sale at Ke Center
The Acton Girl Scouts announce a sal e sale planned for Tuesday evening at the Ke Center Congregational Love venue. Lawrence Rossell Hayward is named chair of the event.
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Acton
Aes Beebers
Anmage
Congregational Love
Lawrenc Bit Rossell Hayward
Sudbury Girl Scout Meeting and Arts and Crafts Talk
The Sudbury Girl Scout group plans a February 18 meeting at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Theodore Harding’s home. Mrs. Jefferson Mansfield will speak on Arts and Crafts and all leaders are urged to attend. General Motors Proving Ground engineers use high speed movies up to 12 000 pictures per second to analyze automobile behavior.
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Theodore Harding
Jefferson Mansfield
General Motors Proving Ground
Maynard Cub Scout Pack 30 honors members at monthly meeting
Maynard Cub Scouts Pack 30 held a church meeting where Cubmaster Bernard Williams and Chairman Auno Koskinen presided. Awards went to Bruce Helander Paul Chyzus David Katvala Richard Chutoransky Bruce Koskinen Harold Ruffead Eric French Peter Chutoranski and Roger Williams with Webelos badges earned by Roger Williams and Peter Chutoranski.
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Maynard
Methodist Church
Bernard Williams
Auno Koskinen
Bruce Helander
Paul Chyzus
David Katvala
Richard Chutoransky
Bruce Koskinen
Harold Ruffead
Eric French
Peter Chutoranski
Roger Williams
Boy Scouts of
Apache Patrol
Peter Chutoransky
Den
Dorothy Holt
Den 7
Pack 30
Murphy
Maynard Boy Scouts
Paul Sawyer
Alphonse Januskiewicz
Yvonne Watts
Sudbury Scouts Exhibit Their Handicraft Work
The Boy Scouts of troop 1 held an enthusiastic handicraft meeting at the Boy Scout Cabin inviting parents and Cub Scouts. Prizes awarded include a three legged stool to Beaver Patrol and a Compass Game to Anache Patrol. Raymond Duncan shared Europe travel tales and noted Scouting abroad mirrors American practice.
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Sudbury
Boy Scouts
Cabi
Dad
Bruce Read
Richard Davison
Raymond Duncan
Dave Burland
Reuben Dunsford
Roy Fay
Blake Foster
Curtis Garfield
Richard Golke
Richard Preble
William Smith
Europe
Germany
Switzerland
America
Scout Camp Resolute Weather Prep Draws Praise
Attentive audience applauded the scouts at Camp Resolute as they plan winter readiness. Mothers are asked about extra clothing while promoting the oriental layer system to stay warm in cold conditions.
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Ted
Resolute
Acton Cubs Win Poster Awards in January Meeting
Acton Cub pack held its January meeting in the town hall where nine received poster awards. Judges were Mrs. John Morrison and W Gordon Woccington. Den 3 reorganized in Acton Center with Mrs. James Gates and Mrs. Frederick Heyliger as den mothers. The February pack meeting will observe blue and gold month and the scout birth day anniversary. The monthly project is table decorations for the banquet. The annual banquet is set for February 12 at West Acton Baptist with the Tweve-Niners, the Guth pack sponsor, carving the dinner. Cubs receiving awards were William Mc, Frederick Heyliger, Richard Boardman and David Abbt as rod cats. Richard Ray earned badge and 1 gold and 2 silver rows. Richard Freeman badge, 1 gold and 1 silver. Roger Peterson badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
John Morrison
Gordon Woccington
Den 3
Acton Center
James Gates
Frederick Heyliger
West Acton Baptist
Guth
Dittner
Cubs
Adva
William Mc
Richard Boardman
David Abbt
Rod Cats
Richard Ray
Thei
Richard Freeman
Roger Peterson
Unclear snippet notes frequent incidents around area
Brief fragment mentions Marlboro Maya and bury clearing activities with past actions. No clear event, date, or entities available to specify a summary.
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Mt Hill
Middlesex
Roberts and
Bernie Megin
Actons Boys
Boys
Westford
Littleton
Betes Westfield New
Sete
Acton Pee
Ayer Fame
Groton
Bulkeley
Monke
U. S
Winslow Boy
Molesey
Dables
Dover
Weston Gis
Bee
Nea Thompson
Hess Hee
Healley Pewee Enn
One Kimball
R. Treadwell Wee
D. Rowean Wee
Weil
Ay Whittemore
Totaia
la Sadney
Girl Scouts
Call ‘Tom Matanus
Wayland Motors
WayLand
CUB Scouts of
Tom McManus
Lea
T. F. McMenus & Sons
SUN
Ted Ox Sunzinlenat
Waeelaonn
Akes
ADJ Television
Mtables
Nick Bonina
Mgr
Main St. Marlboro
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