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Little League Joins National Body Seeks Helpers
Sudbury Little League announces official membership in the National Little League as of March 81 and calls for managers and coaches for minor and farm teams. A three member sponsorship committee is named, with meetings set for March 16 at Twin Maples.Registration is planned for March 21 at Fairbanks School Auditorium.
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Sudbury
Little League
National
Karl Borgerson
Ed ‘Rawson
Herb. Hinds
Twin Maples
Ed Rawson
Hawks
Earl Fowler
Sabres
Fairbanks
Lincoln Riflists Outscore Sudbury In Close Match
Lincoln Riflists edged Sudbury 927 to a lower total in a tightly contested match at Lincoln police range. Lingolin led Lincoln with a 16 point margin as the team claimed the trophy with the help of Richard Gregg Melvin Burns Gerard Gunenter Stephen Ziegler and George McMurtry while Sudbury shooters Don Antonia Evelyn Beazley Denny Griswold Michael Jewett Edwin Frye Jr and alternates Harold Streeter Ronald Floridia contributed. The event was sponsored by the Parents League of Sudbury Inc and drew a large crowd with refreshments provided by Lincoln police.
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Sudbury
Lincoln
Frigey
Lingolin
Richard Gregg
Melvin Burns
Gerard Gunenter
Stephen Ziegler
George McMurtry
Don ‘Antonia
Evelyn Beazley
Denny Griswold
Michael Jewett
Edwin Frye, Jr
Harold Streeter
Ronald Floridia
Lincoln Police
Parents League of Sudbury, Inc
Two New Jurors Report to Courts on April 4
Acton selectmen name Bruce M Nasary as traverse juror to report at East Cambridge and Raymond F Letts to report at Lowell Superior Court on April 4. Selectmen meet with Fire Chief H Stuart MacGregor to discuss regulations Tuesday night.
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Acton
Bruce M. Nasary
East Cambridge
Raymond F. Letts
Superior Court
Lowell
H. Stuart MacGregor
Fort Dix selects Lt Kulevich as baseball coach for season
May 1953 Fort Dix New Jersey names Lt Alex Kulevich baseball coach after a strong showing as player and student athlete. He starred at Maynard High and St Bridget's CYO and played at Boston College. Kulevich helped Fort Dix win troop championships in basketball and served as assistant football coach before moving to Special Services.
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Maynard
Alex. Kulevich
Fort Dix
Alex
Maynard High
St. Bridget’s C.Y.O
Lafayette College
Service Troops
Maynard Stags
Special Services
Boston College
Middesex School Squash Team Edges Harvard Freshmen
The first Middesex School squash team finished fourth of eight in a Concord tournament. Captain Allen Terrell led the locals to five wins and seven losses, with Terrell posting nine wins and three losses. Mike Wood of Concord was the lone senior and struggled in close matches. Terrell will captain again next year.
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Concord
Middesex School
Concordia
John Tulp
Harvard
Capt
Allen Terrell
Mike ‘Wood
Concord Iboy
Terrell
Maynard High gridsters begin spring basketball drill
Maynard High School football candidates start spring practice under Coach Will DeRosa who enters his 10th year guiding the Tigers. Co captains Hal Hatch and Bob Taylor lead about 20 hopefuls with many veterans graduating, while Jim Duggan assists sessions hoping to test players in outdoor drills this spring.
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Maynard
Will DeRosa
Hal Hatch
Bob Taylor
Tigers
DeRosa
Jim
Duggan
Boston College
Grants Take Part In Laconia Races
Mr and Mrs Lyle Grant attended the annual Winter Weekend at Laconia New Hampshire from Friday to Sunday in perfect weather. He served as chief judge. Mrs Grant, a local school principal, entered the world champion derby and finished about 25th of 32. Keith Briar of Center Harbor New Hampshire won and was declared New England champion. The races were the season’s end and were televised.
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Carlisle
iMr
Lyle Il. Grant
Bedford Road
Laconia
N. H
Grant
Keith Briar
Center Harper
New England
Consumer Facts to Be Presented by Acton Center Club
The Acton Center Woman's Club will host a program titled More Consumer Facts and Frauds at a Wednesday meeting. Mrs. Paul M. McPherson will preside at 2:30 p.m. as the session follows the coffee break.
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Acton Center
Acton Center Woman's Club
Paul M. McPherson
Inter-Town Bowling Showdown Between Concord and Maynard Gals
Maynard team led by Leach delivers a 1415 top total while Concord trails at 1388 in a win over Concord Ten-Pins. Individual leaders include Leach 316 and Boudreau 279 with Maynard dominating the top five totals and plans set to bowl Acton in the near future.
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Concord
Doris Leach
Maynard
West Concord
Boudreau
Richardson
Leach
Kane
Dee
Lester
Buscemi
Higgins
Huhtamaki
Tofferi
Stenshy
Harvey
Bouchard
Burke
Recco
Dickey
Scherer
Martin
McGrath
Acton
Maynard Gals Face Charlton In Class B Opener
Maynard High girls basketball undefeated in eight straight aiming for the Central Massachusetts Class B title at Grafton High School. They meet Charlton High in opening round action Saturday at 2 pm and would face Sutton or North Brookfield winner March 12. Captain Beverly DeGroff leads a deep lineup including Arlean Chyzus, Elaine Colleton, Sandra McDowell, and Miss Whittemore.
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Maynard
Central
Massachusetts
Grafton High School
Charlton High
Sutton-North Brookfield
Martha Winttemore
Concord
Hudson
Marlboro
Framingham
Bedford
Beverly DeGr Po
Sandra ,Melanson
Sandra Sluyski
Helen Bakun
Arlean Chyzus
Elaine Colleton
Sandra MicDowell
Miss Whittemore
Middlesex School selects leaders after 5 9 season
Concord high scorer Charlie Garretson led the basketball team with 248 points averaging 19 per game. his brother Tom placed second. Next year’s captain will be While Wailing. The basketball squad finished 5 wins 9 losses. The hockey team posted 3 9 with Bill Mathers top scorer and Dick Hersey 317 saves per season average 29. Co captains for hockey next year are Hersey and Macy Jones.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Charlie Garretson
Tom
Leo
Bill Mathers
Chip
Elmer
Concord Boy
Dick Hersey
Wayland Bow in Tech Tourney Semifinal Loss to Marshfield
Wayland coach Buzz Bowers saw Wayland Class D hopes end as Marshfield defeated them 64 to 82 in the Tech Tourney semifinal. Jerry Whelchel led Wayland with 28 points, while Marshfield had earlier beaten Immaculate 65 to 49 and faces West Bridgewater in the final. Winchester edged Milton 62 to 61 and Lexington beat Jamaica Plain 44 to 38, with Lexington cochampion alongside Winchester. Oliver Ames exited as Mansfield advanced.
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Wayland
Buzz Bowers
Marshfield
Tech
Jerry Whelchel
Immaculate
Newburyport
West Bridgewater
Monday
Winchester
Milton
Lexington
Jamaica Plain
Val Muscato
Oliver Ames
North A
Mansfield
Maynard High Athletes Face Football Risks and Pride
The article recalls parental choices on football risk as Maynard High readies spring practice for 1960. It highlights a powerful note from Bernie Megin on sport risk, cites Dick Massarelli as a 1958 1959 All Midland guard and 1959 co captain, and mentions Maynard girls basketball at Grafton and local athletic connections from St. Elizabeth Church to Fort Dix and Holy Cross.
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Maynard
Gridites
Eace
Bernie Megin
Will DeRosa
Tigers
Dick Massarelli
DeRosa
Dom Massarelli
Maynard High
Massachusetts
Grafton
Martha Whittemore
Bruce Koskinen
Columbia
Tenn
Paul R. Sawyer
St. Elizabeth Church
West Acton
St. Mary’s Brookline
Kulevich
Alex
Fort Dix
Johnny
Jack Barry
Holy Cross
Joe
Marian High
Fire Hazards Highlighted in Sudbury Fire Chief Report
Sudbury fire chief reports multiple hazards from February incidents. A grass fire behind Coleman residence was thought to be started by a child with matches. A rubbish load was extinguished after being loaded and dumped from a truck owned by Ralph Yetton. A basement smoke odor traced to a loose light socket where a deep freeze plugged in. Residents warned not to overload light sockets with heavy appliances and to avoid un UL labeled cords. Short circuit in DeMarco road garage caused by chewed insulation and copper wire by squirrels. Sudbury notes its open air fire station and that two engines stored at Briardale Farm require care.
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Sudbury
Coleman
Concord Road
Ralph Yetton
Harry
Wilson
Willow Road
DeMarco Road
Briardale Farm
North
Baby Rescued By Bedford Police Recovers At Home
A one year old baby Mona Gibbs visiting the Watsons on Neillian Street Springfield nearly choked. Bedford police used a resuscitation device after a call from the Watson home. The child was treated and taken home in good condition to her parents Kenneth and Mona Gibbs of Ozark Street.
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Bedford
Allen Watson
Neillian Street
Mona Gibbs
Watsong
Kenneth Gibbs
Ozark Street
Springfield
Carlisle School Committee to Meet at Spalding School
Carlisle notes announce a 7 30 p m school committee meeting at Spalding School with new member Charles P Brown and board organization to follow. The Ladies Social Circle hosts a dinner program March 10 at Carlisle Congregational Church with co hosts Lucia Davis Esther Sorli Madeline Stephen and Marge Shumway as new president presiding. Corrections to Rev Paul H Dorherty announcement noted and confessions times adjusted. A Senior C E delegation from Carlisle Congregational Church attended the Sagamore rally in West Medford Tuesday night.
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Carlisle Congregational Church
Lucia Davis
Esther Sorli
Madeline Stephen
Stephen
Marge Shumway
C. E
West Medford
Property Sale Reports Move to Sperry Company
A brief notice states the property sale moved forward on Saturday to Sperry Company due to an unspecified constraint. The fragment references a transfer of ownership and its scheduling.
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Sperry Company
Inniust Dagen
Fe Ence
Acton Firefighters Fourth Annual Ball Draws Crowd
About 1,200 attended the fourth annual Acton Firefighters Association ball in Blanchard Auditorium. Bob Adams Orchestra played. grand march led by Chief and Mrs. H. Stuart MacGregor. Proceeds aid the scholarship fund. six winners named in a peater contest directed by Carboine Wattes.
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Acton
Acton Firefighters Association, ‘Inc
Blanchard Auditorium
Bob Adams
H. Stuart MacGregor
Carboine Wattes
Geraldine Walsh
Deborah Smith
Ruth Harris
Justine Hollywood
Barbara Beddoe
Lincoln Town Election Faces Six Contests In March
Six contests emerge from Lincoln town nominations filed last week. For selectman Elliot V. Grabil seeks re election against Robert M. Malloy. Moderator contenders are J. Lewis Cunningham and Charles Y. Wadsworth for Donald P. Donaldson's seat. Other races include assessor Henry A. Sturm Jr and Albert E. Nelson, planning board candidates R Langdon Wales and Donald C. Loveys, dec ordova and Dana Museum director candidates John Q. Adams and Ralph J. Ruocco, planning board replacement Katherine S. White, and school committee replacing Elizabeth Donaldson with Mrs N B Gilroy and Mrs Marjorie R. Meyer.
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Lincoln
Selectman
Elliot V. Grabill
Robert M. Malloy
Atty. J. Lewis Cunningham
Donald P. Donaldson
Henry A. Sturm, Jr
Albert E. Nelson
N .B. Gilroy
Marjorie R. Meyer
Acton Public Schools Name Miss Katherine Bateman as New Sixth Grade Teacher
Acton Mrs. Anne W. Millham resigns as sixth grade teacher for personal reasons. School Committee, following Supt. William L. OConnell, selects Miss Katherine M. Bateman to fill the vacancy. Bateman is Mt Holyoke alumna with a BA earned 1958 and is pursuing a master's degree.
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Acton
William L. O’connell
Katherine M. Bateman
Bateman
Mt. Holyoke
Concord Youth Marks Third Birthday Amidroad Corner
Allen Croft, 12, sixth grade pupil, observed his third birthday anniversary near Old Road to Nine Acre corner. Rev. James H. Connolly, St Bernard's Church rector, recently returned from a 10 day Caribbean cruise. William Douglas to lead discussion at Congregational Church Sunday 7 30 p m on Lent plans. Sherry L Dee daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Dee Bedford Street returned home by plane from Jacksonville Fla after a week's visit with Alvin Vausghans, first plane ride for the 12 year old girl.
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Allen Croft
James H. Connolly
St. Bernard’s Church
Caribbean
William Douglas
Congregational Church
Sherry L. Dee
Charles W. Dee
Bedford Street
Jacksonville
Fla
Alvin Vausghans
Antiquarian Society to Hold Meeting in Concord
Mrs John W Logan chairs a telephone committee reminding members of the annual Antiquarian Society meeting on Wednesday March 9 at 8 30 p m at the First Parish in Concord Charles van Ravensway director of the Missouri Historical Society will be speaker Mrs George N Barker in charge of refreshments
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Concord
John W. Logan
The
Antiquarian Society
Charles van Ravensway
Missouri Hitorical Society
George N. Barker
Important Meeting for West Acton Mothers
A meeting of all mothers of the Little League Auxiliary is planned at the West Acton Fire Station on March 8 at 8 pan. All mothers are emphasized attendees.
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West Acton
Bedford Grange P. of H. meeting moved to Monday
Bedford Grange and Bolton Grange announce a joint Neighbors Night at the Town Hall on March 7 instead of the following week due to a town meeting. Bedford Grange won first prize at Lexington during the competitive night. State Deputy Cecil King will host an instruction meeting for Middlesex Central officers tonight.
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Bedford
Bedford Grange P. of
Town Hall
Bolton Grange
Bedford Grange
Lexington
Arlington
Concord
Sharon
Cecil King
Middlesex Central
Lions Supper Next Tuesday in Concord
Concord Lions announce a supper meeting at Howard Johnson's on Tuesday at 7 p.m. President Robert L. Carter presiding. Plans include a spring pree club concert and a glaucoma clinic. John J. Sheehan and T. Frederick Brown attended a Lexington meeting. P.D. D.G. Rudolph W Currier attended the Worm Club meeting Thursday.
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Concord
Concord Lions
Howard Johnson’s
Robert L. Carter
John J. Sheehan
T. Frederick Brown
Lexington
P.D. D.G. Rudolph W Currier
Woburn Club
K of C Pre Lent Supper Draws About 80 Members
About 80 members attended the pre Lent ham and bean supper by the Knights of Columbus in Monument Hall Tuesday night. Bernard A. McKenna won the door prize. Rt Rev John A York chaplain attended. Committee members included Lawrence Dwyer William J Healy J Ed ward Finigan Francis Neal William D Stone Leon J Moreau Leonard E Wetherbee.
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Concord — Aibout
K. of C
Monument Hall
Bernard A. McKenna
John A. York
Lawrence Dwyer
William J. Healy
PGK
J. Edward Finigan
Francis Neal
William D. Stone
P.G.K. Leon J. Moreau
Leonard E Wetherbee
Group Discusses Area Conservation Meeting at Colonial Inn
A Concord chamber of commerce conservation committee met last week at the Colonial Inn with lunch. Guests included Katherine Teele water resources chair for the League of Women Voters and Elizabeth Lowell of the conservation committee who spoke on the commission's purpose and powers. George E. Erickson extended an invitation from Max G. Fultz of Extension Service for a trees meeting. Mrs Elsier L. Kennedy presided.
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Concord
Conservation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Inn
Katherine Teele
League of Women Voters
Elizabeth Lowell
George E. Erickson
Max G. Fultz
Elsier L. Kennedy
Acton DAR Meeting Moves to Fire Station
Acton Capt Isaac Davis Chapter DAR will meet at Acton Center Fire Station on March 10 at 8 pm instead of with Mrs Starbuck though she will host. Guests include Hale High and Acton Roxborough Regional winners. Amaranths held last meeting at Concord Masonic Temple with officer nominations. election planned for March and installation in April.
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Isaac Davis
Acton Center Fire Station
Robert Starbuck
Hale High
Acton-Roxborough
Amaranths
Masonic Temple
Concord
St. Anne’s pancake supper held in Lincoln
Annual Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at St. Anne's Episcopal Church took place in the Common Room Tuesday evening. Alfred Gledhill chaired the event with assistants Chester King Paul Cook Fred Spooner and Ronald Wood.
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St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Alfred Gledhill
Chester King
Paul Cook
Fred Spooner
Ronald Wood
Duttons Visit on Lowell Road Highlight Fashion Trends
Jane Dutton of Conn visiting her son in Lowell Road with Mr and Mrs Francis H Dutton as resort wear grows in popularity. The piece notes ensembles in cottons and silks, worn by the pool patio and cruise settings in Southern spots.
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Jane. Dutton
Conn
Mrs
Francis H. Dutton
Lowell Road
Concord Breeder Earns Second Dairy Cattle Award
Brandon Vermont breeder Farm is awarded a second prize in a major dairy cattle honor. The award recognizes the herd for high milk yield averaging 9 302 pounds and 392 pounds of fat per cow, with substantial home breeding and development.
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A. Ayshire
Brandon
Rowhead Farm
Ier
New Arrivals To Local Families Reported Dates In February
Recent arrivals to local families are listed with birth dates in February. Notable entries include newborns to Mrs. Leon West on Feb. 19, Mrs. Robert Kane on Feb. 23, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Talbourdet on Feb. 25, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton on Feb. 27, among others.
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Maynard
Leon ‘West
Court
Robert Kane
Mont Street
A Guy Talbourdet
O'Moonue
Charles Manni
Public hearing on Sudbury land use petitions 1960
The Sudbury Board of Appeals sets a public hearing for March 29 at the Town Hall to consider six petitions. Applicants seek permissions for selling frontage lots, building additions on corner lots, a chicken coop, a variance to extend depth, golf course and country club use with site work, and construction of house facilities with food provisions.
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Town OF Sudbury
Board of Ap Sudbury
Board of Appeals
Lowing
William
Water Row and
Clark
Peter Gull
Wood Avenue
Great Drive
Sandy W
Summer Street
Caulshant Trust
Donald Bacon
Boston Post Road
Avenue
D’arrigo
William A
Gladys
Ma Walter
Concord
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Consumer Facts
Inter-Town
Eye Acton
Maynard Gals
Charlton
Sextette Eyes
al Cowles
Spalding School
Charles P. Brown
Paul H. Dorherty
St. Trene’s
Grange
William M. Heiligmann, Jr
Stow Street
Florida
Edith Nourse Rogers
Outlin
Ff Picard
B Street
D'Arrigo B
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