Lexington Rallies To Defeat Concord In League Finale
Lexington High defeated Concord High 53-46 in the Middlesex League finale before a large home crowd. Lexington led 21-19 at the half and used a 20 point third quarter to pull away. Tom Mahan and Dick Robbat led Lexington with 14 points each while Bradoe topped Concord with 15 and Tom Berlied added 14. Concord Jayvees lost 49-41.
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Lexington
Concord
Concord High
Lexington High
Winchester
Wakefield
Jay Jones
Tom Mahan
Dick Robbat
Albertmen
Bradoe
Tom Berlied
Concord Jayvees
Lexington Mahan
Jones Brincklow
Arnold Kirsten
Greenlaw
Rotsibat
Tata
Concord Evans
Dave Megin
Berlied Manchuso
Mattison Taylor Clark
Caprice
Lexingston Ta
Conicord
Brad Evans
Bernie Megin
Westminster Kennel Club Show Judges Praise Best in Show
Mrs. William B. Long of River Road topped the working group with Beige a Vicorgi and then entered other breeds at the Westminster Kennel Club Show in New York. Judge Hartman called the top dog magnificent and noted it was his second choice.
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William B. Long
River ‘Road
Glass
New York
Hartman Saidi
Maynard School faculty earn science teaching certificate
Maynard School staff including Misses Howe Zaniewski and Kibilda completed a Massachusetts Extension course on The Teaching of Science in the Elementary School and have met weekly in the high school for five months. Students in the business department earned Gregg Company shorthand awards. dictation certificates went to Manty Tobin Colleton and Peary.
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Roosevelt School
Mayhard
Maynard High School
Gregg Company
Karalee Manty
Patricia Tobin
Elaine ‘Colleton
Sandra Peary
Sixth graders study Rome and Arctic life models shown
The class completed a Rome unit with Anthony Arcie ri recounting his Rome visit and a water transport discussion followed by ship models from Anthony and William. Grade 2 explored Eskimos with Chikkenark gy Ag op ted on traditional homes and student notes on Alaskan life with modern kitchens.
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Anthony Arcieri
Rome
Anthony
William
N. S. Savannas
Chikkenark Gy Ag
Toreema Lowell
John Piecewicz
United States
Grade class reports on energy in medicine
In Grade 6 Mrs. VanSon's class, students including Peter Popiennich presented work on energy in medicine. The fragment references Charlie Chaplin and miscellaneous notes from the Auditions hapa segment, but details are unclear.
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Calvin Coolidge
VanSon
Charlie Chaplin
Peter Popiennich
Marie
Regional School Notes Details Aptitude Tests and Career Talks
Acton Standardized testing of grades 8 and 10 at ABRHS occurred last week with vocational aptitude, general intelligence and reading tests plus a vocational interests record. Results will take three to four weeks before students meet Miss Proctor and Miss Capitell to discuss high school plans. Parents may attend. Naval officers discussed Navy Reserve and enlistment options with interested students. Emerson Hospital Career Day showcased careers such as physical therapy nursing and X Ray tech with equipment exhibits.
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Acton
Miss Proctor
Miss Capitell
Naval
Abjrhs
Naval Reserve
Navy
Emerson
Concord Club Guests List With Many Intra Town Members
This week’s 321 Club lineup features Batulin Intra Town Progen Intra Town Fleck Intra Town Justason Donon Yrs Lee Drugge Mill Dam Horne Mill Dam Noel D A Palmeri Bedford Kelley Raytheon Lalli Holy Name Jones W Concord Colombo Mill Dam J Cote Country See a Se og V Rizzitano Teen Agers Lucia Intra Town Nestor Bedford Milenas Bedford Devi D A Malloy Mill Dam C Bregoli W Concord Kampinen Der Aeeene Piecewicz Intra Town Farrar W Concord Genetti Bedford Bartolomeo Mill Dam Freeman Bedford Brady Bedford Champney Bedford Gould Bedford Coffin Bedford Hill Mill Dam Ianniello Holy Name Hayes Mill Dam Moreau Mill Dam Gentry W Concord Heiligmann Acton Women Piecewicz D A McMahan Bedford Delsie Mill Dam Kane Intra Ladies Rizzitano Teen Agers Burke Teen Agers Kane Intra Town Spekte Gruber Intra Town E Dempsey D A Bouchard Ladies Siphens Intra Town Muscato W Concord Pageau Mill Dam aka Bedford
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Concord
Batulin
Progen
Fleck
Justason
Lotieay Donon
Lee
Drugge
Mill Dam
Horne
Noel
D. Palmeri
Bedford
Kelley
Raytheon
Lalli
Holy Name
Suneces
Jones
W. Concord
Colombo
J. Cote
V. Rizzitano
Lucia
Nestor
Milenas
OOM
Devi
Malloy
Bregoli
Kampinen
der Aeeene
Person
Baltheon
Piecewicz
Farrar
N. Genetti
Betenes
Bartolomeo
Freeman
Cave
Brady
Champney
Gould
Coffin
Hill, Mill Dam
Lanniello
Hayes
Moreau
Gentry W. Concord
Heiligmann
Acton
Ss. Piecewicz
McMah
Bouchard, Ladies
Muscato
Pageau
School Displays and Awards Highlight Grade Five
Dennis Salmi John Kusum ie and Judith Smith led a student viewer project with titles such as Sleeping a stiltskin Northeastern State Prairie Provinces of Canada and Eyes and Their Care. Decorated students included Judy Hytone Robert Kauppi Donald Hatch Ruth Keto with decorating committee members and a Grade 5 spelling bee won by Cathy Doyle.
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Dennis Salmi
John Kusumie
Judith Smith
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Pacific
Asia
Thomas Jefferson
Indonesia
Edie Ae
Judy Hytone
Robert Kauppi
Donald Hatch
Ruth Keto
Joseph Lalli
Sandra Shurman
Mary Colombo
Kethleen Edwardson
Concord Takes Met League Title in Close Meet
Concord dominates most events at Boston meet, edging Dedham 62 15 and clinching the Met League crown. Francis leads with multiple firsts including a 50 yard dash and high jump tie, while Milton beats Revere for a title showing.
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Dedham
Boston
Concord
Milton
Revere
Duggan Leads Unbeaten Run and Scoring Light
Concord Paul Duggan remained unbeaten this track season with six firsts including the state meet, top scoring with 36 and 7 1/2 points. Captain George Rideout won four firsts but missed two meets, Dick Francis won four dash titles, Jack Dunican triumphed in three events and set a hurdles record at the state meet. Other leaders include John Alden 30 Ralph 23 Duncan 21 and Faudout 20.
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Concord
Paul Duggan
Capt
George Rideout
Francis
Jack
Dunican
John Alden
Duggan
Ralph
Duncan
Faidout
Lincoln Sudbury Boosters Plan February Meeting
Lincoln Sudbury Boosters Club will meet Wednesday February 24 at Lobster Haven Wayland. A gin cocktail hour at 6 15 followed by dinner at 7 features the 1989 World Series showing between Los Angeles and Chicago and plans for a May varsity sports dinner.
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Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbury Boosters Club
Lobster Haven
Post Road
Wayland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Girls Lose close tilt to Lunenburg 43 to 35
Lunenburg edged out the Aton-Girls varsity 43 to 35 in a tight contest. Miss Boyle led with 24 points, Janice Fullenton added 23, and Poirier scored 11 as Carolyn Brown battled an ankle injury. Starters Hermes Bentsen Miller out with flu.
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Aton
Pall
Lunenburg
Miss Boyle
Janice Fullenton
Aicefe Poirier
Carolyn Brown
Catherine Duggan
Harriet Wilson
Joan Fullenton
Leta Hermes
Judy Bentsen
Sandra Miller
Flu
Lee Gross Cup Plays Dual Roles in Off Season
Lee Gross Cup, former Utah star and Giants player, works as part time journalist and sportscaster during the off season in Salt Lake City.
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New York
UPI
Lee Grosscup
University of ‘Utah
New York Football Giants
Salt Lake City
New Students Arrive as Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Opens
Four new students join Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School with brief bios including Craig DeWallace and Virginia De Wallace from Rochester New York others from New York City and Germany. Thirty eight juniors and thirteen seniors prepare for College Board tests as March 12 exams approach with a large list of named students and locations.
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Sudbury
Craig DeWallace
Virginia DeWallace
Rochester
N. Y
Clinton Hatch
New York City
Michael
Aiewyn
Bonn
Germany
Lincoln
Harvard
John Stratton
Fall Church
Daniel
Pipher
Vestal
Career conference panels discuss jobs for students
Four regional conference groups met Wednesday. Miss Patricia A Martini from Prudential spoke on Jobs For High School Students in Offices to one group. Emerson Hospital speakers covered job types another group. Miss Beverly Harris of the School of Practical Art led Careers in Art. Armed services reps discussed military duties and opportunities. Ann Harding chaired the conferences sponsored by the guidance department of Northeast-
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Patricia A. Martini
Prudential Insurance ™ Company
Emerson Hospital
Beverly Harris
School of Practical Art
Boston
Armed Services
Ann Harding
Oration
Northeast
New Nashawtuc Club Plans Expanded Sudbury Area
Concord and Sudbury report a new Nashawtuc Club project with Geoffrey S. Corni as leading designer. The facility will include dining, recreation, offices, a pool and terrace, plus parking and a wading area. Membership funds will come from bonds. the venture is largely member owned.
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Geoffrey S. Corni Amherst
Thas
Dows
Sudbury
iAlso
Concord
Acton
Littleton
Wayland
We Waltham
Lincoln
Sou Boro
Lexis Bedford
Dra
Nace
Amen
Orochure Entitl
Club Associates
N Club
P. O
Road
Bedford's Dunn Leads Bedford Past Weston 62 57
Terry Dunn scored 29 points as Bedford defeated Weston 62 to 57 in a Duel County League game. Tom Shea led the visitors with scoring support.
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Bedford
Terry Dunn
Weston
Tom Shea
McGovern
Higson Douglas
Bard
Welsher
Benwick
Shea
Jefferson
Weston Greenliet
Bogardus
Miahoney Perkins
McDonald
Dunn Foster
Weion
Strikes and Spares Lead Week in Local Bowling Circuits
Concord-Cushmans continue to romp in West Concord with Palmers strong second and Lum ber leading the pack. Morris Ryan tops the averages at 100.2, Finigan 99.5, Dee 99.4. Rex Bouchard 325 beats Shirley Recco 319. Ary Genetti paces Bedford averages at 106.8 with Hank Brady 105.5. Jokers win 32 straight. Doh Drugge and Paul Horne post 355s. Reminders for scorers to submit by Saturday Holiday next week.
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Concord
Cushmans
West Concord
Palmers
Champ Lumber
Orioles
K. of C
Morris Ryan
John Finigan
Mort Dee
Rex Bouchard
Brandeis
Dave
Shirley Recco
Bedford
Ary Genetti
Hank Brady
Noel
Dewey
Almy
Mill Dam
Doh Drugge
Paul Horne
Tudys
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Garretson Is Borden
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Maynard High
Richard Worden
Charles Athorn
Philip Buscemi
Robert ‘Worden
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Elaigie Trakimas
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Joyce Kransveich
West
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Francis ‘Rizzo
Lee Kankanpaa
Cadillac
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Paula Engelhardt
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Nancy Ritchardson
Ann Beauregard
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Green Medows
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Shelgon
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Carol Hickler
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Betty Taffe
Robert Row
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Richard Danosky
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Linzee Coleman
Gerard Fournier
Colege Board
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Jeffrey Gray
Richard DeCilio
Martha Livengood
John Ferolite
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