Club Archery Title Claimed as Humpionship Opens
The Hum Club begins its archery title championship with the first round through July 30 and a second round the week of August 20 27. Sixteen competed on opening day in pressure shooting as the club completes its 28 target course awaiting Mass Field Archers Association approval. High scorers across five classes will advance to the state championship at Hopedale next month.
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Pionship
Mass. Field Archers Association
Hopedale
State Police Raid Local Softball Game
West Concord State Police and Stow police and fire crews played a non league softball game at Center School field. No official score due to missing adding machine. best estimates put the troopers ahead around 40 to 6 or 40 to 8. The event was organized for fun and no one was harmed.
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Stow
West Concord
Stow Police and Fire Department
Center School
Concord
Newer Activities At Bedford Play Classes
Bedford Recreation committee reports the summer schedule progressing satisfactorily with good attendance at the new Davis Road School and Bedford Gardens areas. New activities include archery tennis and basketball under director Arthur McManus noted as a well known teacher coach.
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Bedford — Recreation Committee
Davis Road School
Bedford Gardens
Arthur McManus
Duncan's Sloop Wins Maine Race
Concord Associated Press reports the 32 foot sloop of School Committeeman Roger F Duncan won the replica division of the Friendship sloop races at Friendship Maine. His Eastward finished the 17 mile course in Muscongus Bay in four hours 31 minutes 10 seconds.
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Concord
Associated Press
Roger F. Duncan
Upland Road
Friendship
Muscongus Bay
Patriots Begin Preseason Drills at UMass Amherst
The Patriots started early training at the University of Massachusetts Amherst instead of Concord. Coach Lou Saban greeted about 70 players who must be trimmed to 33 by the home opener on September 9.
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Patriots
University of Massachusetts In
Amherst
Boston Pros
Concord
Lou Saban
Bedford Rotary Names Officers for New Year
Newly elected Bedford Rotary Club officers include President Hennessy Vice President Bartholomew Healy Secretary Robert Mead Treasurer Charles Stefanelli Sergeant at Arms Clifford Hughes Directors Fred Olson and George L. Doherty Junior past president is listed among the leaders.
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Bedford
Head Club
Hennessy
Bartholomew Healy
Robert Mead
Charles Stefanelli
Serge-at-arms
Clifford Hughes
Fred Olson
George L. Doherty
Area Officials Attend Harvard Summer School Conference
Lincoln and surrounding towns send delegates to the 35th Harvard summer school conference on education administration. About 1,000 superintendents principals school board members and summer students from 40 states attend. Notable attendees include John B. Davis Lincoln Charles Howard Lexington Raymond J. Grey Acton-Boxborough Dr. John Lindin Concord William L. OConnell Acton-Boxborough Medill Blair Lexington Edward J. Anderson Wayland.
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Lincoln
John B. Davis
Charles Howard
Lexington
Raymond J. Grey
Acton- Boxborough
John Lindin
Concord
William L. O'Connell
Acton - Boxborough
Medill Blair
Edward J. Anderson
Wayland
Roeder family returns to Penn State after visit
Dr and Mrs Peter Roeder formerly Claire Adrian and their two children have returned to Penn State College after spending two weeks visiting their parents Dr and Mrs Kenneth Roeder Monument street Concord and Selectman and Mrs Calixte Adrian Maple street.
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Peter Roeder
Claire Adrian
Penn State College
Kenneth Roeder
Monument Street
Concord
Selectman
Calixte Adrian
Maple Street
Nason Named Associate County Agricultural Agent in Middlesex
Malcolm W. Nason, a UMass graduate and former Soil Conservation Service worker, is appointed associate county agricultural agent by Middlesex County Extension Service. The move supports horticulture aid for Essex and Middlesex counties and frees County Agent H Thurston Handley Jr. to focus on commercial flower growers. Nason, a Norton native and Korean War veteran, will start Aug 1 and plans to relocate to Concord with wife.
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Concord
Whatley
Board of Trustees
Middlesex County Extension Service
Malcolm W. Nason
University of Massachusetts
Soil Conservation Service
Franklin County
Essex County
Max G. Fultz
Essex
Middlesex
J. T. Brown
Extension Service
H. Thur6ton Handley, Jr
Brown
Nason
Norton
Frontier Regional High School
South Deerfield
Northeastern alumni elect class officers at reunions
Twenty seven Northeastern University alumni were chosen as class officers at recent reunions. Officers serve until June 1966 when next five year reunions occur. Local graduate David Ellis of Hayward Mill Road was named vice-president of the class of 1936.
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West Concord
Northeastern University
Northeastern
David Ellis
Hayward Mill Road
Sergt Olsen Wins Pistol Championship at Local Meet
Sergt Olsen captured the .22 caliber pistol title as Hanscom team claimed the command championship. Olsen, husband of Mrs Marlys R Olsen of 251 Great Road Maynard and son of Mrs Selma O Olsen of 28 Acton Street, serves with the 3246th Air Force Base Group here.
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Hanscom
Sergt. Olsen
Marlys R. Olsen
Great Road
Maynard
Selma O. Olsen
Acton Street
3246Th Air Force Base
Here
Youth Fined in Court After West Acton Crash
Stow resident Stow-Michael F Hill twenty one of 38 Homestead Street West Acton faced arraignments on two counts including endangering and leaving the scene after a morning crash at West Acton Road and Boxborough Road. Judge Pierre A Northrup presided. He was found guilty and fined 50 dollars on each complaint as his car failed to negotiate a corner and snapped a guy wire and several poles. He was not hurt in the incident.
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Stow
Michael F. Hill
Homestead Street
West Acton
West Acton Road
Boxborough Road
Endanger
Pierre A. Northrup
Dr Paul Dudley White Named Honorary Chairman at Elbanobscot
Sudbury Monday reports the Elbanobscot Foundation has named Dr Paul Dudley White of Belmont as honorary chairman. White is a renowned heart disease specialist and former Eisenhower medical adviser. The Foundation funds camping conservation and fitness programs year round.
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Sudbury
A. Clifford Barger
Brookline
Elbanobscot Foundation
Paul Dudley White
Belmont
White
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Local families enjoy vacation time and summer plans
Middlesex County Bank reports August activities as families, including Mr and Mrs Gilbert and Norman, plan vacations and camping on Acton street. Local youths from Drum, N Y and Rye Beach N H partake in annual National Guard training and summer outings amid travel notes.
Regular Greet V Maynard Jary Club Hosts Twin Trees
A club gathering at Twin Trees drew attendees including Roger Kahler and Wade from Weston Duston Concord Marlboro Hudson Ayer and Raymond, with prize awarded by P P Arvo Rivegj.
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Maynard — Jary Club
Bers
Cluded
Roger Kahler
Weston
Duston
Concord
Son
Marlborou Wade
Hudson
Ayer
Raymond Tham
P.P. Arvo Rivegj
Miss Carolyn 4 er of Mr and Wooster
Miss Carolyn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wooster, is four months old. The brief note records the infant’s birth and parentage in a local society item.
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Carolyn
Mr. and Wooster
Homer
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