Concord town election looms as big political week
The town faces a February 27 vote day with a March 6 town meeting for Article 32 proposing 742000 dollars for two new elementary schools. Voter turnout could exceed 1800, with discussion of a two way link to Veterans Building as traffic and space grow. Bloodmobile visit scheduled, local fund drives planned, and community events from a hobby show to civic meetings noted.
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Concord
Red Cross
Massachusetts
Red Cross Fund
Lincoln Grange
Marie T. Gradeski
West Concord Union Church
Bedford
Bill Dee
Bill
P. O
Rex
Barney Rushe
Croner
Thoreau Street
Sudbury Road
Gasolene Alley
Warren A. Liese
Chet Smethurst
Haverhill
Bill Towler
Monument Hall
Lions Club
The
Voice
Groton
Harvey Wheeler School
Acton
Maynard
Hudson
Lexington
Men’s Club
Lincoln
Charles Bickford
Cambridge
George Brown
Woolworth’s
Maynard Country Club
Wakefield
H. S
Heart Association
George Banfield
Stow
Carlisle
Wilmington
Lincoln Players
Cynthia Heald
Marcia Lapham
Concord Steam Corp
FBI
Judy Coplon
New York
Roger Robinson
Duke University
Robinson
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A weekly guide lists local activities from Thursday to Wednesday. Highlights include lodge sessions at Odd Fellows Hall and state armory, meetings for Friendly Aid, Boy Scouts, P T A and Rotary events, church services for Ash Wednesday, and a Red Cross bloodmobile visit at First Parish Church with several concerts and public affairs programs.
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Concord
Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Concord League of Women Voters
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Red Cross
First Parish
Veterans Building
Carlisle’s Pack Getting Started
Concord forms a new cub pack in the Carlisle district with Den mothers Mrs. Marie Adrian Mrs. Lois Thurston and Mrs. Martha Cochrill. Cochrill of Concord road is named cubmaster as dens plan regular meetings in the Concord Lincoln Carlisle area.
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Concord
Carlisle
Uften Cochrill
Concord Road
Concord - Lincoln - Carlisle
Marie Adrian
Lois Thurston
Martha Coehrill
Concord High drubs Revere in Division Two track meet
Concord High swept the Met League meet at East Newton Street Armory Boston finishing second to North Quincy with 55 22 wins over Revere. 18 Concord runners scored and multiple events saw Concord dominance including dash and 300 titles by Carlson and Castle.
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Concord
Concord High
Revere High
East Newton Street Armory
Boston
North Quincy
al Magurn
Jim Rowan
Dick Chaet
Ray Maher
Stan Moszka
Billy Gower
Lyle Carlson
Dick Ryan
Charlie Bowie
Jack Finan
Cliff Castle
Jimmy Stoddard
Carlson
Ryan
Basile
Chaet
Maher
Moszka
Orkin
Zumwalt
Castle
Cullen
Anderson
Hoyt
Rowan
Magurra
D. Gaylor
Hammond
Roy
Finan
Puffer
Bowie
Babcock
Stoddard
DeMaio Lone Bowler With 100 Average
Sammy DeMao of Maconee's tops the league after the second round of Mill Dam Bowling League matches. He remains the lone bowler with a 100 average as the league enters its final round.
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Demao
Concord
Joe” McCarthy
Mill Dam
Sammy DeMao
Maconee's
Patchwork Quilt Holds 1169 Pieces in 10 Year Labor
Holden Massachusetts. Charles Berg and his wife completed a patchwork quilt containing 1169 pieces after ten years of work. The couple say the long project reflects family memories and careful stitching.
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Holden
Mass
Charles Berg
Sportsmen's Show Promises Biggest Yet in Concord
Concord plans a three day sportsmen's show at the State Armory March 10 to 12 by the Concord Rod & Gun Club Inc. Angelo Bartolomeo reports Benson's wild animals return and a bear and a deer will be featured for the first time. General Chairman James Powers says booths are nearly booked and Shaw Marine Sales of Ashland has the first booth. Nine grand prizes are available through committee members.
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Concord
New England
Boston
State Armory
Concord Rod & Gun Club Inc
Angelo V. Bartolomeo
Benson
Col
Raymond Emerson
James W. Powers
Shaw Marine
Ashland
Rod & Gunners
Armory
Sawyer Climbs To Eighth In Hoop Loop Standings
Concord center Charlie Sawyer jumps to eighth in the Middlesex League scoring race after two games totaling 27 points. Leader Dick Watson of Belmont has 215 points, with Dick Jones of Melrose second at 203.
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Concord
Charlie Sawyer
Concord High
Belmont
Dick Watson
Dick Jones
Melrose
Watson
Jones
Murphy
Winchester
Glynn
Wakefield
Haselton
Reading
Sawyer
Shea
Schumann
Hegarty
Tansey
Cox
Lexington
Goudey
Stoneham
Schwarz
Minghella
Nelson
F O’brien
Johnson
King
Westford and Concord Teams Prep Basketball Night
Schedule lists Middlesex Junior League games at 3 p m including Westford at Harvey Wheeler Acton at Peter Bulkeley and Concord high School teams meeting Wayland Wakefield and Milton Academy. Also Middlesex School hosts MIT Jayvees squash at 3 and Mill Dam bowling league in Lexington at 7 p m with badminton classes for girls at Hunt gymnasium and recreation programs at Harvey Wheeler.
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Westford
Harvey Wheeler
Acton
Peter Bulkeley
Middlesex
Hunt Gymnasium
Concord High School
Wayland
Concord High
Wakefield High
Pratt's Six New Leads League With 4 Victories
Concord Middlesex School sextet remains unbeaten and tops the Private School League after defeating Belmont Hill and Brooks. Capt. Ted Romaine set a league record with four goals in the Brooks game. Standings follow.
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Pratt
Brooks
Ted Romaine
Middlesex Boys Take Top Spot With 6-0 Win
Middlesex School hockey team remained unbeaten with a 6-0 victory over Brooks School of Andover in the Private School Hockey League at the Boston Arena. Captain Ted Romaine scored four goals, adding to an early 2-0 lead by John Amory and Jack Alles as Middlesex moved into first place with nine points.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Boston Arena
Brooks School
Andover
Ted Romaine
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
F. W. Pratt
John Amory
Jack Alles
Romaine
Fred Horween
Ilw
Buehler
Eeld
Horween
Taylor
Wells
Amory
Alles
Pratt
Childs
Rogerson
Morley
Browne
Brooks
Pingree
Eustis
Moseley
Reid
Jones
Kramer
Saltonstall
Ward
Field
Toby
Ger Geddes
St Mark's Beats Concord Middlesex In Southboro
St Mark's defeated Concord Middlesex 46 to 30 at Southboro to hand the locals their ninth loss in ten starts and seventh in league play. Wild scored 19 and Purviance 11 for the winners while Jimmy Green led Concord Middlesex with 11 points.
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Concord
Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Wild
Purviance
Jimmy Green
St. Mark's
Munger
Wate
Ee Whitehouse
Grigas
Aude
Battles
Ats
Wainwright
Jones
Norris
Ene
Ee Shriver
Rf Dursthoff
Rf Ward
Anderson
Muscato Excels In Track And Studies At Concord High
Concord Word reports Val Muscato of Concord high is a Notre Dame junior and one of the immortal track athletes. He posts 82 to 91 in the latest marking period and anchors Han dy's mile relay. At the Michigan Relays he reached the 600 finals and anchored the relay against Ohio State’s Cole. Muscato is a former national 440 yard champ and uses his strong kick to pace Buckeyes.
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Concord
South Bend
Indiana
Val Muscato
Concord High
Notre Dame
West Concord
Doc” Handy
Michigan
Ohio State
Cole
Buckeye
Muscato
Suspect Hoey Faces Court Over Numbers Writeout Toupee Noted
In Philadelphia William Hoey, 43, appeared in court as a suspected numbers writer. Police Capt. William Hill observed his hair looked uneven and found a toupee covering a bald spot along with three papers bearing number plays.
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Philadelphia
William Hoey
William Hill
Hoey
First Period and Third Period Goals by Amory Romaine
Game notes show Amory unassisted at 2:00 in the first period with Alles assisting at 7:12. In the second period Romaine scores unassisted at 0:10, Romaine again unassisted at 6:54, and Romaine with Horween at 9:54.
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Amory
Alles
Pratt
Romaine
Romaine Cieewces
An Romaine
Horween
Jettes and Rockettes Lead in Lexington Bowling Scores
In the Ladies 10 Pin Club at Lexington last Wednesday Peg Drugan of the Jettes and Margaret Burke of the Rockettes each scored a 281 for the best triple. Drugan also posted 104 for the best single as the Jettes tied the Rockettes 2-2.
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Concord
Lexington
Peg Drugan
Jettes
Margaret Burke
Rockettes
Gert. Dee
Margaret Algeo
Roberta Pellandini
Margaret Nickerson
Peg: Drugan
Fran Kilmartin
Alice Hargrove
Tarda Dee
Marge Dee
Atomettes
Edie McGrath
Mim Clark
Helen Dee
Carol Shaw
Mary Connell
Dottie Martin
Eileen Martin
Peg McInnis
Beckey Faunce
Helen Hanson
Concord quintet wraps up busy week at home against Wakefield
Concord faces Wakefield Friday in a key conference finale at 7 30 p m. The team aims for a win to reach a 500 season mark after seven losses as coach Ken C¢ seeks progress. Other nearby games include Melrose Stoneham Lexington Belmont Winchester and Reading.
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Concord
Wakefield
Con Wakefield
Ken C
Chester
Melrose Stoneham
Lexington
Belmont
Winchester
Concord Reading
Melrose
Stoneham Lexington
Concord Sports Notes Preview Shows Busy Armory and Local Stars
Three weeks remain until the Concord Rod and Gun Club show opens at the State Armory with General Chairman James Powers reporting strong booth interest. In local sports, Normie Roy of Waltham joins the Braves special after a 8-0 no hitter by Middlesex alumnus three years ago. Concord teams face mixed fortunes as Acton and Middlesex School hockey lead, while Concord high eyes a small school tournament and New England meet at Boston Garden with Dick Ryan in the spotlight.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
State Armory
James W. Powers
Acton
Jack Onslow
Bill Summers
A. L. Ump
Artie Gore
N. L. Ump
Germany
Braves
Waltham
Normie Roy
Wendell Raymond
Middlesex
Acton High
Lunenberg
Middlesex School
Frederick W. Pratt
Henry Romaine
St. Mark’s
Ted Romaine
Fred Horween
Hudson High
Concord High
Duipel
Prichard High
Maynard
Natick Wayland
Ashland
Val Muscato
Notre Dame
Michigan
South Bend
John J. Shanahan
Bill” Shanahan
Lexington
Harvey Wheeler
Hudson
Warren Loring
West Concord
New England
Boston Garden
Dick Ryan
Lyle Carlson
Maynard and
Peene
Ice Follies at West Hamilton Opens Week
The Ice Follies 14th edition debuts at West Hamilton week night shows. Performers include Mae with Marie Hauble Val Ray Sybil Vogt and Betty Henderson in colorful costumes and a themed ice Waltz. Morey and Rose craft costumes for this Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer style production. run runs through February with weekly Saturday shows.
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Shipstads and
Dairyville
Hamilton
Mae
Marie Hauble
Val Ray
Sybil Vogt
Betty Henderson
West F
Rose
Metro-Gold Dias
Jee Morey
Walt
Morey
Boston
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Rudy King
Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
H. M.N.G
Slate Armory
Concord Friendly Aid Society
West Concord Woman's Club
Union Church
St. Bernard’s Parish
Young People’s Society Meeting
Evangelical Free Church
James J Mensfield
Shiary
Veterans
Concord Board of Selectmen
Willow Rebekah
Ood Fellows Hall
Harvey Wheeler and
P. T. A. Broms
R P. m
H.M.N
Svashhetti
Concord Boy Scouts
Concord Chorus
Middlesex County Extension Service
Concord Grange
Concord DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Concord Council
Knights At Columbus
Revere
Concern
Todd
McCarthy
Claremont, N. H
Non-Alcoholics Anonymous
Ave DeMao
Brale Ee
Sone Ig & Te Lute
Elds Oo
C. Bregoli
Aes
Hansen Ee Eee
Sabalone
Inter Nat’l. Canton Co
B. Link
Sam GooFfus
Thanks
Sonny
Sportsmen
Concord Rod &Gun Club
Fred Pratt
Noble & Green
Gov. Dummer
Academy ‘Brooks
Blanks Brooks
Sport
Tom
Curiec
Basketbal Concord
Wakefield Memorial Gyma Gymnasia
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