Local Fund Drive Receipts And Thank Yous Highlighted
Receipts show various contributions including a $394.71 tally and a $552.48 item for Nets ks. Bartlett extends thanks to East and West Acton supporters. Notable names listed include Rev. Thompson Marion Jon Baker Hazelton Jack Dougas and others for the school canvass and party collections.
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Arles E. Bartlett
March of
Eton
West Acton
Rev
Ompson
Marion Jon Baker
Hazelton
Jack Dougas
Omas Curtin
Jara Newton
H. Ben Simms
H Steeves
Vir
Gertrude Tuttle
Jett
East Acton
Concord High Debating Club Hosts Middlesex and Noble Debate
Concord high School debaters hosted a visit by Middlesex School and Noble and Greenough students to argue the topic Is the Majority Always Right? Warren Loring of the faculty judged the clash with Middlesex taking the negative. The experience benefits the Concord club.
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Concord
Concord High
Warren Loring
Middlesex School
Middlesex
Noble and Greenough School
Loring
West Concord Beats Fitchburg Rival 63-38
West Concord overwhelmed Fitchburg rival South Side A.A. at Hunt Gym with a 63-38 victory. Jackie Walace scored 27 points while Walter added 17 and Fred Wasiluk and Dick McCarthy each contributed nine.
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West Concord
Hunt Gym
Wanderers
A.A
Fitchburg
Jackie Walace
Walter Became
Fred Wasiluk
Dick McCarthy
Gis
D. Maynard Serene
Darcy
Ee Moore
LaHiff
Wayland
St Ann’s
Igh
Pinky Tomys
Wayland Gls
Fis
B. Curley
Maley
Rf Seeeae
B. Hynes
Gordon
H. Hynes
Benson
K. Eagan
T. Eagan
See Ee
Wilson
Eteesee
Gls
Pis Tomyl
Seen Wasiluk
Wee
O'Neill
Eee
McCarthy
Loomer
Tee
Wallace
Miller
Wanderers Triumph 77 70 Over Ashby Millionaires
The Wanderers defeated the Ashby Millionaires 77 to 70 on their home floor. Key players contributed steady scoring as the game showcased a strong defensive effort in the second half.
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Wanderers
Ashby Millionaires
West Concord Hockey Team Ends Season In 7-7 Draw
West Concord hockeyists finish a strong season with wins over Arlington Arcadians 20-2 and Newton AHA 7-4 and a 7-7 tie with St. Patrick's of Stoneham. Roger Fish and Jimmy Condon each score five against Arlington, Mandrioli four, Howell three, Bearce two, Tirrell one. Manley and Condon net three apiece in the St. Pat's draw. Mandrioli stars in goal with limited regulars on the ice.
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West Concord
Arlington
Newton
St. Patrick’s
Stoneham
Arlington Arcadians
Roger Fish
Jimmy Condon
John Mandrioli
Howell
Bearce
Tirrell
Newton Aha
Red” Penny
Billy Nickerson
Condon
Mandrioli
D’avarrences
Lynn Sports Arena
Mandriok
Nets
West Concord Boys
St. Pat’s
Manley
Billy Priest
Rene Aho
Johnny Mandrioli
Concord Sports Calendar Highlights This Week
The schedule lists badminton classes for senior high girls at Hunt Gymnasium 6 30 p m and a Concord Rod and Gun Club sportsmen s show at State Armory 7 p m Opening events include West Concord Wanderers versus St Ann s of Wayland at Hunt Gym 8 p m on Thursday. Weekend events feature recreation basketball classes at Hunt Gym and Harvey Wheeler School 10 a m Saturday and Rod and Gun Club show 2 p m to 11 p m Saturday West Concord Wanderers meet Morin Square Diners of Fitchburg at Hunt Gym 8 p m Saturday Sunday hours at State Armory 2 p m to 11 p m Monday Mill Dam Bowling League resumes with five matches at Lexington 7 p m Wednesday badminton for senior high boys at Hunt Gym 6 30 p m plus Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club matches at Lexington 7 p m and West Concord Wanderers vs Groton at Hunt Gym 8 p m Nashoba League activity noted.
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Hunt Gymnasium
Concord Rod & Gun Club
State Armory
West Concord Wanderers
St. Ann’s
Wayland
Hunt Gym
Recreation Commission
Harvey Wheeler School
Concord
Rod & Gun Club
Morin Square
Fitchburg
Mill Dam
Lexington
Groton
Not to Be Stopped in Detroit Wedding Gown Theft Drama
An eighteen year old woman named Dolores Le Roy left a church after a wedding rehearsal to discover her wedding gown was stolen from the groom's car. She borrowed a gown from a friend and proceeded to marry anyway in a spontaneous, defiantly practical act.
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Detroit
Dolores le Roy
Westboro to Build $500,000 Harness Track at Stadium
Allied Sports Association of Westboro plans a $500000 harness racing track on the Stadium site after town approval for racing. The project includes a half mile track and a quarter mile track used previously for midget auto racing with 10000 seats. Officials include Joseph B Molaghan Norman L MacDonald Richard L Trum and Joseph F Hennebry.
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Marlboro
Allied Sports Association Inc
Westboro
Joseph F. Hennebry
Westboro Stadium
State Racing Commission
Otis
Milk Streets
Hennebry
Allied Sports Association
Joseph B. Molaghan
Fitchburg
Norman L. McDonald
Framingham
Richard L. Trum
Natick
Leenz Westboro
Sudbury School Notes Honor Roll and Town Polls
Honor rolls for January February list many students across grades 7 to 12 including Anne Burns Louise Richardson and Mario Floridia. Town government notes recount US history classes visiting the polls March 6 with L Roy Hawes explaining voting and the town gavel. A poverty ball is set for March 18 1950 at Sudbury Town Hall with costuming and a silver collection.
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Anne Burns
Louise Richardson
Marcia Gaughan
Shirley Kahlainen
Mario Floridia
Sheila Lewis
Janice Burland
Evelyn Hammar
Joan Hurlburt
Guy Palmer
Curtis Harding
Frank Krause
Alice Normile
Margaret Burches
Jane Flynn
Marsha Greenwood
Ina Johnson
John Hall
Dorothy Hawes
Joseph Letteri
David Mattsen
United States
L. Roy Hawes
Mr. Hawes
Sudbury
Sudbury High School
Sudbury Town Hall
Elinor Johnson
David Hawes
Mario Flordia
Caroline Richardson
John McLean
Sudbury Teachers Club
Girl State Fundraiser Movie Program Planned
A local girls club plans a fundraising movie program to support a Girls State event, featuring a main film and several short subjects. The event is expected to occur early in April, after the close of the school year in June.
Acton School Notes Sees Physical Education Conference
Acton Miss Irene Costello attends a state physical education conference at Boston University's Sargent College with demonstrations on outdoor education and youth activities. Acton High students attend the Italian film La Traviata at the Fine Arts Theatre in Maynard, with a listed group of participants and transportation arranged by staff and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Costello
Acton
State Department of Education
Boston University
Sargent College
Cambridge
Daniel J. Kelly
George K Makechnie
Maryland
Acton High
Fine Arts Theatre
Maynard
Alexandre Dumas
Sally Jewell
Mary Starbuck
Julia Barry
Carole Lampila
Shirley Pellett
Helen Weatherbee
Young People's Group Meeting in Sudbury Sunday
The Memorial Congregational church group meets at Mrs. Philip Palmer’s home in Sudbury at 5 30 p m on Sunday March 12 for games and supper followed by the regular meeting.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Sudbury
Philip Palmer
Bowdoin Glee Club to Perform with Meddiebempsters
Concord Lions present a March 23 concert at Concord Academy by Bowdoin College glee club and the double quartet Meddiebempsters. They toured Austria and Germany with Army Special Services last summer. proceeds support local charity. Tickets from Lions club members or Richardson's Drug Store.
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Concord
Bowdoin College Glee Club
Concord Academy
Concord Lions Club
Austria
Germany
Army Special Services
Bowdoin Glee Club
Lions Club
Richardson’s
McMullens Greet Second Daughter Janet Marie
Mr and Mrs James McMullen of 67 Central Street Concord announce the birth of their third child and second daughter Janet Marie on March 5 at Emerson Hospital Concord Mrs McMullen is the former Dorothy Sampson Mr McMullen is principal of the Harvey Wheeler School The couple also has children James Jr and Dorothy Ann Grandparents are John J Sampson and Anna McMullen all of Newton
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West Concord
James McMullen
Central Street
Janet Marie
Emerson Hospital
Concord
McMullen
Dorothy Sampson
Harvey Wheeler School
James, Jr
Dorothy Ann
John J. Sampson
Anna McMullen
Newton
Food experts call for more arable land per person
Experts warn the world may need more than 2 percent additional acres of arable land per person. In the United States the average stands at about 31 percent more acres per person than the global target.
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Vermont
New York
United States
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C.H.S
Phyllis Kleinfelder
Sonia Bartlett
Charles E. Bartlett
Bon Motor Sales Co
Buick
Jdson
Dr. Se
Ford
Ith
Revrolet Sedan
Hudson, Mass
Dodge
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Jackie Wallace
Lloyd Copeland
Wanderers Gis Fis
Lf Cen
Copeland
Wasiluk
Tomyl
Seen
Akri A
the Supply Co
Dan Stow
Jon Allen
Brookline
Colonial
St. Ann’s of
J. S. Savings
Lions
McMullens
ROYAL
EASY
Boston Edison
Boston
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