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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1951

Page

3

Local High School Shops Build Equipment Amid Budget Strain

Students at Acton Maynard High, guided by Instructor Ralph, work on shop projects including a surplus motor generator rebuild and a Gibson style electrode holder. Morse leads engine work for paint sprayers and air compressors as they prepare for summer completion. A February farewell to secretary Mrs Joyce Woodhead followed fire department demos from local crews. Townsend and Acton Maynard battle in a late thriller with Acton edging Townsend 47-46.

Ralph Elude Urplus Booney Girplus Morse Young Morse Acton Maynard High Maynard Wag Aet Fied Rhodes Harry Morse

Voters to Decide Regional High School District Plan

Stow voters head to the polls next Monday at Town Hall to decide on establishing a regional school district serving Bolton Lancaster Harvard Acton and Roxbury with a regional high school. The ballot includes 54 warrant articles and a second question on continuing the regional district planning board if the district agreement is rejected. A single contested race for assessor features John K. Robblee and Harold J. Priest.

Fitew Town Hall Townhall Bolton Lancaster Harvard Acton Roxboro Board of Health Highway Department West Acton Great Road Gleasondale Lower Village Center Common Randall Library John K. Robblee Harold J. Priest

Acton-Littleton Captures Eastern Division Title Night Crowd

Acton High won the Wachusett League Eastern Division championship before a crowd of about 460. Acton and Littleton played a tight final with Acton prevailing 45-38 as John Edgar 18, Harry Morse 13, and Ken Marble 10 led scoring and Littleton was outplayed throughout.

Acton John Edgar Capt. Morse Ken ‘Marble Jim Darriek Townsend Blanchard Hall Littleton Acton High Littleton Harry Morse Ken Marble

Sudbury Youth Selected for Navy College Aptitude Program

Alan Foster Flynn Jr of Sudbury Center has passed the Navy College Aptitude and physical tests and earned an appointment to a college enrolling Navy Reserve Officer program candidates starting September 1951. He attended Sudbury High School, Governor Dummer Academy, and is a Wesleyan freshman in Beta Theta Pi. Over fifty thousand took the mental test with about four thousand passing, roughly a quarter of those passing the mental test also passing the physical.

Sudbury Bureau of Naval Personnel Department of the Navy Alan Foster Flynn, Jr Alan F. Flynn Goodman’s Hall Road Sudbury Center Navy College Navy Alan Governor Dummer Academy Wesleyan University Beta Thesta

Woman joins Millbury board of selectmen after 138 years

Millbury Massachusetts notes a historic first as Miss Diana Hill is elected to the board of selectmen, the first woman to win the position since the town's incorporation 138 years ago. The annual election results mark a milestone for local governance.

Millbury Mass U.P Board of Selectmen Diana Hill

Cub Scouts at Acton Banquet Receive Award

Acton Pack 18 held its annual blue and gold banquet at West Acton Baptist church vestry with many cubs and parents present. Den prizes went to den 9, 4, and 7. advancement badges were awarded to bobcats bears lions webelos and graduation certificates. Den chiefs received cards, and two movies entertained the group. March project is Indian Lore.

Acton West Acton Baptist Church Den Alden C. Flagg, Jr Kevin Sweeney Jeffrey Allman Charles Daylions Frederic Knipple Charles Kendall William Turner Donald Streeter Bernard Caouette Webelas Richard Woodbine Jackson Baker Paul Deane Dexter Loring Russell Nylander Fred Wood Earl Steeves Cubs March

Currier Family Plans Houston Visit After Home Sale

Mrs Theodore B Currier and sons Theodore Jr and Peter Ben fly to Houston to join Mr Currier and Miss Martha V Currier who left town two weeks earlier. Their Anthony Road home is sold to Mr and Mrs Malcolm Beers of Arlington. Homemakers meet March 6 at Town Hall under Middlesex Extension Service sponsorship.

Theodore B. Currier Theodore *Jr Peter Ben Houston Texas Currier Martha V. Currier Curriers Anthony Road Malcolm Beers Arlington Bedford Middlesex County Extension Service

Bedford nurse-to-be Alice Damery departs for training

Alice Damery daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence J Damery leaves 100 South Road to begin nurse training at Booths Memorial Hospital. A 1950 graduate of Jo e 1 and Lexington school she is active in Bedford Grange and minstrel shows. A farewell party at Miss Judith Swanson home featured gifts and a red leather pocketbook.

Alice Damery Bedford Clarence J. Damery South, Road Booths Memorial Hospital Miss Damery Lexington Ellen Stacey Marion Petersen Dorothy Agrillo Anita Hann Miss Swanson Miss Stacey

Acton Mrs Paul Post and Daughter Head to Washington

Mrs Paul Post and her daughter Miss June Post of East Acton left for Washington D C last Saturday where June will enter employment with a government agency. Mr Post and son Paul plan to drive to Washington this weekend to bring Mrs Post back to Acton.

Paul Post June Post East Acton Washington, D. C

Recent hospital arrivals list five newborns and parents

Recent arrivals at Emerson hospital include a daughter for Maynard couple Edwin and Edwina Gately born February 15, a son for Lexington couple Philip P. Spencer and wife on February 16, a daughter for South Aeton couple Roger M. Myrick and wife on February 16, a son for Maynard couple Levi LaGoy and wife on February 17, and a son for Maynard couple John W. Dzerkaze and wife on February 17.

Concord Emerson Hospital Edwin Gately Tremont Street Maynard Philip P. Spencer Blossom Street Lexington Roger M. Myrick Main Street Aeton Levi LaGoy John W. Dzerkaze Pleasant Street

Births Reported in Bedford and Concord Notices

New arrivals include Shirley Janice Maynard born February 23 at Emerson Hospital Concord to Mr and Mrs William J Murray of Hartford Street Bedford. A son to Alden G Robert 48 Great Road Concord born February 11 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Roberts formerly Nancy Agrillo of 6 First Street Bedford. Also a daughter Sharon Elizabeth Hicks born to Le Verne and Betty Hicks of Amboy Illinois, Betty formerly Dunham of Southroad Bedford and sister to Carroll Richard Dunham and Allen Dunham.

Bedford William J. Murray Ofa Hartford Street Shirley Janice Maynard Emerson Hospital Concord Alden G. Robert Great Road Roberts Nancy Agrillo Nuzzio Agrillo First Street Sharon Elizabeth Hicks LeVerne Hicks Amboy Illinois Hicks Betty Dunham Southroad Carroll Richard Dunham School Avenue Allen Dunham Elm Street

Uncle Elmer’s Song Circle at Bedford First Parish

Bedford hosts Uncle Elmer’s Song Circle at the First Parish Unitarian Church on Sunday evening. Sponsored by the church’s 1730 club, the program featured fifteen singers, youths from various backgrounds who dedicate time to church activities and visiting other churches, spreading cheer and fellowship.

Uncle Elmer Bedford Bedford Bedford First Parish Unitarian Church

Acton Garden Club To Hear Of Western Trails

The Acton Garden Club meets next Thursday at the Acton Woman's Clubhouse with social hour at 1 30. Hostess Mrs W Gordon Woodington introduces speaker Mrs Harold Stewart of Chelmsford who will present Western Trails with kodak chrome slides showing the Grand Canyon Rocky Mountain Park and local wildflowers and camp life.

Acton Garden Club Acton Woman's Clubhouse Acton Center W Gordon Woodington Harold Stewart Chelmsford Grand Canyon Rocky Mountain Park

Hold Traditional Dinner Thursday In Acton Church

The Ladies' Social Circle of the Acton Universalist church will hold its annual Washington Birthday turkey dinner Thursday in the vestry. Theron Lowden is chairman in charge with assistance from Mrs. Edith Braman Mrs. Alberta Tuttle Mr and Mrs Arnold Woodard and Joseph Day.

Acton South Acton Universalist Church Theron Lowden Edith Braman Alberta Tuttle Arnold Woodard Joseph Day

Twelve-Niners Plan Guest Night and Speakers

The Twelve-niners met at the West Acton Baptist church with guest speaker Jenks discussing town finances. A Ladies Night is planned for March 8 with dinner at Hartwell Farms led by Brad Leach and Ed Nettle. Next Sunday Rev Koski of Harvard will speak.

West Acton Porter Jenks West Acton Baptist Church Jenks Hartwell Farms Brad Leach Ed Nottle Mr. Koski Harvard

Many Do Not Claim Monthly Social Security Checks

Marlboro and surrounding areas report a large number of senior residents have not claimed their monthly Social Security payments. Norman A. Keyes notes many may be eligible due to the New Start provision. insured status requires six quarters with at least 50 dollars each since 1937, not consecutive. Residents urged to contact local offices before March 31 to secure full benefits.

Marlboro Norman A. Keyes Keyes WKOX Framingham Marlboro Post Office Tyseley Concord Post Office Maynard ‘Town House

Acton Residents Donate Blood for Red Cross Visit

Acton residents donated 142 pints of blood during the Red Cross Bloodmobile’s stop in Concord last week. Notable donors included Mrs. Avery Steele Mrs. Russell Dee Mr. and Mrs. Alfred de O Neal and John Mazzeo among others.

Acton Red Cross Concord Churchill Newman Avery Steele Russell Dee F. William Rimbech Elizabeth Wood Teka Barnhart Kenneth Jewell Josers Woods Alfred Pe O'Neal Ernest Kennard Beaudoin Wamy Edward ‘Waterhollise John Mazzeo Charles MacRae Albert’Gravlin Robert Stow Wiliam Owen Norman McIntosh Franklin Charter

Potassium guanate targets oral grass in lawns

A note explains potassium guanate kills oral grass when applied properly and warns not to confuse it with the deadly cyanide poison.

Acton Community Groups Announce Red Cross Drive

Charles M. MacRae announces Harold Y. Banquet of West Acton is chairman of the annual Red Cross roll call for Acton. The drive begins in about two weeks. The Friendship Society of West Acton Baptist Church plans a meeting next Monday. The Ladies Aid meets today at 10:00 a.m. for sewing.

Charles M. MacRae Acton-Boxboro Harold Y. Banquet West Abton Friendship Society of the West Acton Baptist Church Cps Ehonis Veereeya

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