Concord and Carlisle Hold Town Meetings and Elections
Concord and Carlisle hold town meetings and elections next Monday as part of annual town governance. Community notices mention 27 Carlisle warrant items and 40 Concord warrant items, plus ongoing club events, church renovations, school operas, Red Cross drives, and local road and sidewalk concerns amid seasonal preparations.
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Concord
Carlisle
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Monument Hall
Wedne Sights
St. Bernard's Church
Lovell Busics
Air Force
Main Street
West Concord
St. Patrick's Day
Middlesex School
Red Cross
Heart Fund
Priscilla Currier
Bedford
Concord School
George B. Caldwell
Littleton
Stone Club
Rotary
Acton
River Street
Willow Rebskah Lodge
Harvey Wheeler P.T.A
Proby Emerson Hospital
Waltham Draft Board
Maynard’s
William J. Ryan
William GC. Ryan
Frankutler
Cutler
Commonwealth Avenue
League of Women Voters
Concord Voters
South Acton
Dr. O. Law- Clark
Everett Eree
South Shore
Concord River
Assa
Sudbury
Harry
W. Patterson
Mason
Hyattsville
Shio
Concord Rainbow Girls
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Acton Triumphs in League Play With Seven Wins
Acton High School basketball, led by Coach John Winton, tops the Eastern Division of the Wachusett League with seven wins and one loss and aims to capture the championship against Townsend. Star players include Captain Harry Morse and standout Dick Rhodes, with other key contributors from Acton’s roster. The two-division league format, championed by school officials, reshapes regional competition and reduces travel strain.
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John Winton
Acton High School
Townsend
Actonians
Duxbury
Boston Garden
Wachuset
Hall
South Shore
Acton
Winton
Harry Morse
South Acton
Dick Rhodes
Boborough
John Steele
John’ ‘Edgar
Groton
Darriek
Raleigh Beach
Charles ‘Greenough
Lorey Whipple
Bill Kazakas
Bob Greenough
Glen Pasanen
Glen
Acton High
State House
A’s
University of Massachusetts
Maurice Suher
All New England
Lawrence Academy
American Red Cross
Stoneham
Stoneham High
American Legion
William O’connel
Whitman Pearson
Ashby
Cendarda
Ayer
Littleton
Westford
Harvard
Pepperell
Lunenburg
Lancaster
Ramblers win to stay ahead of Jolters in Mill Dam Bowling
In Lexington the league leading Ramblers and second place Jolters shut out rivals Tody's and Macone's to keep first and second in the Mill Dam Bowling loop. High games include Bregoli 314 and 121 for Jolters and team totals 1349 for Ramblers. Other results: Thrift beat Anchors 3 1, K of C Srs. and Jrs. tied 2 2, Lincoln vs Andy Boy postponed due to flu.
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Concord
Ramblers
Tody’s
Macone
Mill Dam
Lexington
Thrift
Anchors
K. of
C Srs
K. of C. Jrs
Lincoln
Andy Boy
Bregoli
Ens
F. Giusti
A. Sablone
C. Bregoli
G. Dee
D. Bregoli
Frank Macone
Bob Macone
Joe Macone
Fred Macone
Augie Macone
T. Hopkins
P. Horne
C.hopkins
B. Nickerson
E. Dempsey
A. Richards
P. Moreau
C. Robinson
E. Laughlin
C. Irs
J. McBreen
J. Castor
T. McHugh
T. Fitzpatrick
T. Burke
C. Srs
Bedford and Lexington Honor Roll Recipients Named
Bedford High School reports a strong Honor Roll showing with students earning high scholarships. Notable honorees include Richard Arthur Robert Arthur Jack Basile Grete Christensen Jane Isner Rual Powderly Deborah Venoit and Joan Watson. Lexington High School also lists Carol Julia among its Honor Roll recipients.
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Bedford
Concord High School
Richard Arthur
Robert Arthur
Jack Basile
Grete Christiensen
Jane Isner
Rual Powderly Deborah-Venoitt
Joan Watson
Lexington High School
Carol Julia
Acton Students Tour UMass Amherst Facilities
Acton School News reports a field trip by Acton students to the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Students toured campus buildings in Home Economics Physics Electrical Engineering and Gymnasium with guides including Registrar Cadigan. They viewed a one-way glass observing lab a sound proof room and modern electronic testing gear.
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Carl Bowman
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Gertrude Gates
Boxboro
Acton High School
Cadigan
Acton
Electrical’ Engineering Laboratory
Lois Allard
Maureen Sweeney
Karen Kienow
Nancy Winslow
Mary Starbuck
Janice Phelphanihymene
Aa Lee
Helen Wetherbee
Wilhelmina Knipple
Hs Laffin
Richard Brewster
Raleigh Beach
Robert Houghton
Bowman
Richard Bréinster
Ormal Laffin
Harold Laffin
Bedford PTA Founders Day Observed
The Bedford Parent-Teachers Association held a Founders Day meeting in the school auditorium honoring past presidents. Corsages were given to several charter members and past officers. reports on early Association activities were read. a Mexico trip talk and a hobbies exhibit followed.
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Bedford
Parent-Teachers Association
Association
Burton L. Colburn
Frederick H. Sullivan
Leonard M. Kiely
Frederick H. Sullivan, Jr
John B. Brown
Richard J. Powderly
C. Emerson'Fox
Lucille Bean
Mexico
Miss Wein
M. Bernard Webber
Fay
John F. Brown
Charles E
Bolton Voters Back Regional School Plan With 184 to 95 Vote
Bolton voters approve joining a regional school district with Acton Boxborough Harvard Lancaster and Stow by 184 to 95. Residents also authorize 150000 for Emerson elementary addition, financed over 20 years to support the regional high school system and grade school expansion.
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Acton
Bolton
Boxboro
Harvard
Lancaster
Stow
Hudson
Clinton
Emerson
Boths
Mothers Form Hoop Team Sudbury
Sudbury women including mothers of Sudbury school players organize a basketball group. With 19 enrolled and coached by Mrs Bondelevitch, they held their second practice in the high school gym. Spectators aren’t invited yet as they train for possible two teams and an exhibition game before an audience.
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Sudbury
Schoo Gymnasium
Bondelevitch
Sudbury High Schol
Noise Abatement Week Set Nationwide for 16 to 21
The 12th annual observance of National Noise Abatement Week will run across the United States from April 16 to 21. The campaign, led by the National Noise Abatement Association, urges reduction of unnecessary din in factories, homes and offices.
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New York
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