Mélise or Elk Misidentification Sparks Moose Casualties
Gene Sherman Bozeman district warden supervisor warned hunters to identify game before shooting as elk season runs in Montana near Gardiner. He cited 26 moose mistakenly killed for elk with 11 salvageable and the rest unsalvageable, blaming target misidentification for the elk hunt carnage.
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Gene Sherman
Bozeman
Montana Fish and Game Department
Gardiner
Sherman
Nimsteds
Barometer Effect Described as Best You’ve Ever Had
A fragment notes a claim that barometer behavior on certain days influences mood or sensations. It suggests a belief that specific barometric patterns yield a notably strong personal effect.
Wildlife Conservation Stamps Appeal From American Wildlife Federation
A fundraising letter from Claude D. Kelley, president, promotes Wildlife Conservation Stamps at $1 per sheet. It highlights past impact on resources and education, legislative reporting, and support to affiliated groups. It urges continued purchases to advance conservation causes and distribute educational materials nationwide.
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American Wildlife Federation
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West Concord Vies Concord In Playoffs
Nashoba Valley Basketball League schedules two playoff games Friday night. West Concord Wanderers, regular season champions, face Concord Jets at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium at 8. West Concord has beaten Concord twice and aims for a third win in the best two of three series. Leading scorers include Jack Wallace Dick McCarthy and Jack O Grady for West Concord and Duke Stefanelli Normie Dee Jimmy Dee and Wally Venti for Concord.
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Nashoba Valey
West Concord Wanderers
Concord Jets
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West Concord
Mets New Hampshire
Jack Wallace
Dick McCarthy
Jack O'Grady
Duke
Stefanelli
Normie Dee
Jimmy Dee
Wally Venti
High School Schedule Highlights From Hunt Gymnasium
Badminton classes for girls at Hunt gymnasium Thursday 7 p.m. West Concord Wanderers meet Concord Jets in Nasho ba Valley League basketball Friday at Hunt gymnasium 8 p.m. Mik Dam bowling league with five matches at Lexington 7 p.m. Tuesday badminton and recreation classes for men at Hut gymnasium 7 p.m. Wednesday Ladies Pin Bowling at Waltham 7 p.m.
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At. Hunt Gymnasium
Mik Dam
Lexington
Hut
Waltham
Concord-Block B wins basketball tourney at Hunt Gym
Block B clinched the Concord high school tournament at Hunt Gymnasium in Concord after a bye in the final rounds. Charlie Mayo led the winners with 16 points while Donnie Crowell and Joe Sweeney added 11 each as Block E fell 40 26 to Block A. Bod Queen scored 23 for Block D in a 46 35 loss. Butch Condon and Bob Silva each had 10 for Block B.
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Concord
John J. O'Connell
Concord High ‘School
Hunt Gymnasium
Charlie Mayo
Donnie Crowell
Joe Sweeney
Theogers
Butch” Condon
Bob Silva
Traffic signals by horn in Belgrade traffic control
Motorists in Belgrade and other Yugoslav cities direct traffic by honking a signal to officers on duty. One horn honk means go straight two means turn right three means turn left as they approach the officer.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Maynard High Readies Variety Show Plans
Maynard High students have begun work on their third annual Variety Show set for April 4 and 5 at George Washington auditorium. About a hundred students signed up for roles from stagehand to skits dancing singing and instrumental numbers with new faces and ideas promised.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
George Washington Auditorium
Maynard High School News Highlights and Events
The Junior Prom date moved to May 11 and report cards went out March 13 after mid year exams. Maynard cheerleaders placed fifth at Hudson High Tournament. Senior girls plan athletic night April 23 with awards for field hockey and basketball captains to be announced. Red Cross donation urged.
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Maynard High School
Hudson High
Marlboro High
Mary Collins
Pril
Pat O’claur
Mary Lipowicz
Angie Greene
Alda
Tower
Bobby Statkus
Beverly Price
Lorraine Campbell
Liz Byrne
Acton School News Highlights Starbuck Honor Tie
Acton High School selects Mary Starbuck daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Starbuck of South Acton for the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award medal tied to top scholastic science grades. Dick Rhodes is elected captain of the Acton high basketball team for 1951 52. The girls basketball team heads to the Littleton Tournament the week of March 12 facing Raymond New Hampshire in the opening round.
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Robert’ Starbuck
High Street
South Acton
Carl ‘Bowman
Bauseh and Lomb Optical Company
University of Rochester
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Acton High
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National Association of Secondary
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Robert Rhodes
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Littleton
Raymond
New Hampshire
Hale High Honor Roll Lists Three Groups for Marking Period
Hale High School announces honor roll by marks. Highest Honors include Dane Colby Arthur Gratt Eleanor Peck Margaret Schmelzer and Marjorie Arren with all A’s. High Honors feature students earning at least two A’s and no C’s, listing Carol Colby Raymond Rue Jean Curtis William Erkkinen Loretta Geucker Allan Bentoy ly Jokinen Barbara Landry Lauyise Lawrence Nosma Leard Flora Merrill Richard Salmon Sylvia Vandetalo Eleanor Warren William Whitney and William Woodhead. Honors with B’s and no C’s include Constance Colby Eucile BeMazure Thomas Leahy Frances Macomber Marjorie Pugsley Linda Thompson Isabelle Townsend Carrolle Wyman.
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Raymond
Eucile BeMazure
Thomas Leahy
Frances Macomber
Marjorie Pugsley
Linda Thompson
Isabelle Townsend
Carrolle Wyman
Maynard Rod and Gun Club News
Irish St Patrick s night dance with Gay Nineties theme and costume prizes. Pat the beagle pup to the winner. Fish and Game crow hunt Saturday with coffee and doughnuts at the club. Skeet and trap merge into fire arm committee planning rifle and pistol range. Elimination tournament for cribbage pitch and pinochle starts March 61st with registration by March 18. Next meeting at the club house Sunday at 2 30 p m.
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Finland
Pat
Fish and Game Committee
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Cribbege
Beadline
Chile House
Shamrock Dance Floats at Stow Town Hall
The Male High School Junior class held a lively Shamrock dance Friday evening in Stow Town Hall. George Smith’s orchestra provided music. Awards in the spot dance went to Clayton Trust and Helen Stokes, with William Woodhead and Marjorie Warren winning the elimination. Lloyd Pugsley won another event. The hall was heavily decorated for St Patrick’s Day with festive favors.
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Stow Town Hall
George Smith
Clayton Trust
Helen Stokes
William Woodhead
Marijorie Warren
Lloyd Pugsley
St. Patrick's
Uruguay Buys 335000 Bushels Seed Potatoes from New Brunswick
Uruguay purchases 335000 bushels of certified seed potatoes from New Brunswick's 1990 crop. The deal links Uruguay's agricultural program with Canadian seed supplies and reflects cross border farm trade dynamics.
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Uruguay
New Brunswick
Concord Bowling League Results Highlight Close Scores
The Concord bowling matches featured tight totals with Mogg Lexington and The Jokers leading before stumbles by Anchors and Thrift. Ramblers posted totals in the high 1200s to mid 1300s as J L Comeau and J T Fitzpatrick led scores, while Sabone and Robinson contributed strong marks for their teams.
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Maynard High Sees Benefit Basketball Game Selections
Selection of two Henry Nowick and Maynard High School players headlines a benefit basketball game by the Marlboro C Y a district all star team. Other named players include Lyons Hut Anghinetti McNally Davi ton Teeter and a Woodman of North association as part of the event lineup amid a season with mixed results and multiple losses.
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Maynard
Henry Nowick
Maynard High School
Baske
Boro
Lyons
Hut
Anghinetti
McNally and Daviton
Teeter
Woodman
North
Marlboro C. Y
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Mystery of 101 es solved in Lewiston Ida
Fragments from a Lewiston Idaho report hint at a local mystery involving a partial code and a dated clue. Officials say progress points to a single lead and a possible public filing.
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Lewiston
Ida
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