Lent highlights 1962 63 town department finances and projects
The annual report shows unexpended balances totaling 147 635 10 with 997 842 carried over to 1963 and 304 425 spent last year while receipts reached 165 201. It details street cleaning drainage work 21 old signs replaced 19 new signs erected by developers and traffic signs on Summer Nason and Riverbank roads. Water and sewer data note rising pumping volumes and calls for conservation and infrastructure upgrades including reservoir improvements and copper relays. Sewer work expands the system with over one and a half miles added and ongoing needs for better lift station controls and larger pumps. An In Memoriam for Aksenty Lu kkashuk ends the report.
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Nason
Riverbank Road
Summer Hill
White Pond
Thomas Naylor
Lent
Powdermill
Aksenty Lu‘kkashuk
St Johns Names Scott Children at West Acton Church
Pastor Richard Rintala led the baptism of Mrs. Clarks children in West Acton with sponsors Mr and Mrs James Mann. Lutheran women from eastern Massachusetts gathered at St Pauls Arlington with speaker Mrs Carl Ohlander of the New England Synod.
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New England Synod
Se Street
Boston
Carl Ohlan Pestor
Trinity Atheven Worcester
Milton
Rintala
Carlisle PTA Plans Regional Talk with Concord
Carlisle's PTA schedules a Monday 8 pm meeting at Spalding School Auditorium to discuss regionalizing junior high with Concord. Roger F. Duncan of the Concord School Committee will outline the plan and refreshment host Mrs. Richard Warren will coordinate. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Carlisle
P.T.A
Concord
Spalding School
Roger F. Duncan
Citizens’ Council
Richard Warren
Day Family On Horseback Takes Over As Saddle Club
Fragmentary notes show the Day family riding to lead a local equestrian group. Mentions Bob and Anita, college years, and a win at a one room table event, unclear dates or places.
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Fithtional Organisation
Ruse
Bob i
Anita
Bob
Acton Library Purchasing List Highlights Broad Range
A list of recent acquisitions at Acton Library includes fiction titles across genres from The Cape Cod Lighter to The Demoniacs and Moonflower Vine, alongside a broad non fiction selection ranging from General Psychology to Weather Forecasting as a Hobby and Archaeology as a Hobby. The catalog also features children and juvenile works such as The Three-Seated ng 1 and Let's Imagine Thinking Up Things, and biographies like America's Mark Twain.
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Acton
Acton Library
Cape Cod
Thoreau
Beowulf
Jack London
Stephen Crane
America
Mark Twain
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Tristan and
Iseult
India
Trafalgar
Texas
Russia
Willa
Heredia
Gaudenzia
Leif Eriksson
Middlesex Drops Big League Game at North Andover
Concord Middlesex School fell to Brooks 96 to 33 at North Andover. Moran led Brooks with 19 points for the victors.
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Middlesex
Brooks
Moran
Concord
North Andover
Hanscom Boys Lose at Garden in Lowell League Play
Bedford Hanscom AFB edged by Greater Lowell League opponents at Boston Garden 103 to 86 in a preliminary to the Celtics Royals game. Hanscom’s high scorer had 32 points for the local team while Acton added 17.
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Bedford
Hanscom A. F. B.eagers
Boys
Lowell
Boston Garden
Celtics-Royals
Acton
Chance to Annex State Indoor Track Title
The Gin team aims to win the indoor state title with strong challengers from Falmouth Wareham and Scituate. Falmouth fields key talents in the 50 and mile events the shot put 300 hurdles high jump and relay led by Dave Alden Pete Beharrell Bob Damon John Kelliher Bailey and Mike Towler. Three entrants per event are allowed and all three may run.
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Falmouth
Wareham
Scituate
Dave Alden
Pete Beharrell
Rein
Bob Damon
John Kelliher
Bailey
Mike Towler
Kelley Wins TV Cash Awards in High Stakes Showdown
Acton Bob Kelley of South Acton extended his winning streak on a TV bowling show by routing teammate Walker Finn with a 361 triple. Kelley captured a large cash prize including a $750 jackpot in a special high low Jack contest amid other winnings.
Supper with Guests at Sudbury January Meeting
Sudbury couples club holds its January gathering at the Methodist Church with a 6 30 pot-luck supper. Guest speakers Rev and Mrs Prescott Grout of Whitinsville Methodist Church will be featured.
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Sudbury
Methodist Church
Prescott Grout
Whitinsville Methodist Church
Concord-Carlisle wallops Stoneham for first place tie
Concord-Carlisle raced to a 63-31 victory over Stoneham to reach a first place tie after Melrose’s loss to Wakefield. Co-Captain Dave Crowther led with 18 points while Seth Aronie added 11 for Stoneham and Billy Donovan and Frenchefixed held off.
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Concord
Carlisle Wallops
Stoneham
Middlesex
Melrose
Wakefield
Haysmen
Dave Crowther
Billy Donovan
Seth Aronie
Carlisle
Kilmartin
Shrewsbury Rallies To Beat Maynard In Narrow Victory
Shrewsbury trailed Maynard early but surged in the final period to win 64-40 at home. Larry Lozoraitis led with 21 points, Bob Kimball added 13, and Co Captain Bob Cox scored 21 for the Tigers who held Maynard to five in the final quarter while Whitney scored 10. The Shrewsbury Jayvees also defeated their Maynard counterparts 53-25.
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Bob Whitney
Tigers
Shrewsbury Jayvees
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