Marlboro Enterprise Press Publication Details
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly issue from The Enterprise Press Inc. with editor R W Currier and addresses in Marlboro and Concord. Publication is a second class matter since 1908 and lists subscription rates and ad reprint policy.
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the Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason Lit
May
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Adversis Copy Due By 2 O Clock Wednesday
The notice requires submissions to arrive at the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, a day before publication. It specifies the deadline for the advertising copy.
H S High School Baseball Ropes for Outdoor Practice
Maynard Maynard opening game in a month as Coach Dick Lawson rebuilds the squad lost to graduation. Key losses include Lee Prescott Doug DeRosa and Johnny Stefanowicz. Captain Burt Taylor Jerry Dee Paul Staples and Jim Ryal headline returners with Bob Taylor leading pitching. Opening game vs Wachusett Regional at Holden April 11 followed by a Hud son trip April 14.
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Maynard
Dick Lawson
Lee Prescott
Doug DeRosa
Johnny Stefanowicz
Burt Taylor
Jerry Dee
Paul Staples
DeRosa
Stefanowicz
Jim
Ryal
Ron Doran
Billy Larson
Bob Taylor
Lawson
Jim Ruggerio
Herb Symmes
Steve Piecewicz
Ken Troisi
Wachusett Regional
Holden
Hudson
Anniversary Tea At Acton Today
Acton Mrs. June Lucas chairs the Golden Anniversary Tea this afternoon from three to five at Acton Woman's Club. Past and present leaders and committee members will be honored. Acton Girl Scout Association seeks all eligible honorees and will welcome those not reached. The event aligns with Girl Scout Week and Birth Day Years 1961 1962.
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Acton
June Lucas
Acton Woman's Club
Acton Girl Scout Association
Return Visit by Rev Wallace at Lenten Institute
The Rev Dr John E Wallace former Congregational Church pastor will address the Lenten Institute Wednesday at 8 p.m. He now leads the Congregational Church of Wellesley Hills and will speak on The Congregationalists. the event is open to the public.
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Concord
John E. Wallace
Congregational Church
Wallace
Congregational Church of
Wellesley Hills
DeMolay Conduct Service Sunday at Congregational Church
Concord DeMolay will hold its obligatory Sunday service at the Congregational Church Marca 19 at 11 a.m. David Curtis and Paul Dianey will lead brief talks on The Teachings of DeMolay and The Parables of Jesus Good Samaritan respectively, with Rev. Robert H. Barber delivering the Lent series fourth. Regular 9:30 service proceeds as usual.
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Concord— Order of DeMolay
Marca
David Curtis
Paul Dianey
Donald Mudgett
Curtis
DeMolay
Robert H. Barber
DeMolay Hads
Ralph Hemenway
Harold Shedd
Louis McKay
Kenneth Curtis
Acton Regional Students Shine in Math Contest
19 Acton regional students joined the Mathematical Association of America and Society of Actuaries contest. Top performers were Donald Lee, William Gorthorpe, and Margaret Hale, among participants including Frances Albright, Barbara Beddoe, Richard Brennan, Beverly Custance, Katherine Darling, Martha Ferry, Charles Hansen, Claire Lyons, Robin Massie, Richard Nylander, Kathleen O Connell, Nancy Peck, Anita Preston, Carol Roach, Carol Schene, and Lee Walker.
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Acton
Roxborough
Mathematical Association of America and
Society of Actuaries
Frances Albright
Barbara Beddoe
Richard Brennan
Beverly Custance
Katherine Darling
Martha Ferry
William Gorthorpe
Margaret Hale
Charles Hansen
Donald Lee
Claire Lyons
Robin Massie
Richard Nylander
Kathleen O'Connell
Nancy Peck
Anita Preston
Carol Roach
Carol Schene
Lee Walker
Art Workshop in Stow With Two Speakers
Stow teachers from Grades 1-6 meet at Hale High cafeteria at 8 30 a m for an art workshop led by Miss Nancy Polster of the American Crayon Co Junior high and high school teachers convene at Center School cafeteria at 9 30 a m with two foreign exchange students addressing European secondary schools and an illustrated presentation followed by a Q A luncheon at Center School noon then a post luncheon books and teaching aids display in the auditorium until 3 p m with samples for all grade levels.
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Belgium
Wilfried Ace
Center School
Invest in Your Country by U S Savings Bonds
Government campaign urges citizens to buy U S Savings Bonds to support national development and finance wartime or postwar programs. Officials highlight secure investments for individuals and families while boosting public credit and patriotic duty.
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U.S
Maynard High Girls Capture Class B Title in Grafton
Maynard High girls basketball won the Central Massachusetts Class B championship at Grafton High School gym, defeating Williamsburg 42 31 to extend their winning streak to 20. Arlene Chyzus led with 38 points across two games, while Sandra McDowell scored 28 in the series and was named Class B MVP.
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Maynard
Sandra McDowell
Arlene Chyzus
Sandra Meanson
Mary Lee Darcy
Martha Whittemore
Maynard High
Williamsburg
Massachusetts
Grafton H. S
Martha Whitemore
Tigress
Williamsburg Sexette
Maynard Darlings
Sandy McDowell
Kellogg and
Brooks
Miss Chyzus
Boston Arts Festival Faces Jury Split Over Painting Styles
More than 500 artists gathered at old Faneuil Hall to debate this year's festival. City leaders weighed balance between traditional and modern art, considering a two jury system to avoid bias. Traditionalist Loring W. Coleman urged a three traditionalist and three modernist panel with separate judging.
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Sudbury
Old Faneuil Hall
Boston
Peter F. Hines
West Roxbury
Hines
Thomas F. Sullivan
Christopher Iannella
Loring W. Coleman
Alan Davidson
North Shore
Concord Defeats D. and A. Pin Team in Narrow Victory
The Concord all star bowling team won its second in a row against Dewey and Almy Sunday night by 169 pins. The squad rolled 1616 for the second week running, after a 1648 previous best. Tony Dessie led Concord with 377 while Edda Dempsey paced Dewey and Almy with a high score of 2.
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Concord
Concord Allstar
Dewey & Almy
Tony Dessie
Edda” Dempsey
Camp Elbanobscot Reunion At Town Hall
Camp Elbanobscot and Teenobscot hold their annual reunion in Sudbury on Saturday March 25 from 2 to 4 p m at the Town Hall. The program features ventriloquist Bob Manstedt performing a one man show with songs games and refreshments for both adults and children.
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Sudbury
Elbanobscot
Teenobscot
Bob Manstedt
Bob
St Patrick’s Night Party At St Bernard’s School
A St Patrick’s event at St Bernard’s Rose Spacedeene School Friday features a corn beef supper at 7 p.m. and the Irish Mystery elf presented by Joe O’Malley. Dancing closes the evening. ticket reservations closed yesterday.
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St. Patrick's
St. Bernard's
Rose Spacedeene School
Joe O'Malley
Holy Name Society Films Shown at Our Lady's Concord
The Holy Name Society of Our Lady's held its monthly meeting in the church hall with President Thomas F. Conlon presiding. Mass at 9 o'clock saw Dr. Francis C. McDonald and Charles W. Dee receive Holy Communion. Dr. McDonald spoke on the Patriots Day celebration in Concord and showed last year's films. The nominating committee, named by Conlon, includes Alexander F. MacEachern Robert G. Windheim and James V. McMullen. A communion breakfast is set for May 21 and an archdiocesan rally on June 13 at Boston College. Rev. John E. Bowen led prayers to close.
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Concord
Francis C. McDonald
Charles W. Dee
Thomas F. Conlon
Lewis F. Kearn
Conlon
Alexander F. MacEachern
Robert G. Windheim
James V. McMullen
Archdiocesan
Boston College
McDonald
John E. Bowen
Regional School Concert Delights Sudbury Junior High Crowd
Sudbury Regional's select chorus special chorus and dance band of 90 musicians impressed at Sudbury Junior High last Friday. Director Robert Wentworth led performances of Bach and Palestrina pieces plus spirituals and Country Style arranged by Harry Simeone. Special chorus sang Madame Jeanette and Poor Man Lazarus while the dance band performed three selections with Bruce Litte on piano.
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Sudbury
Robert Wentworth
Harry Simeone
Jeanette
Laz’rus
Bruce Litte
Career conference hosts NE Conservatory police and retail talks
Students heard about music careers from New England Conservatory representatives and state police and explored retail store opportunities. Annual variety show directed by Miss Marisa Gori and student council president Frank Bellizia will be staged in the Little Theater on March 24 and 25 with the theme Around the World. Rumors mention the Broadway Babes and Bruce Johnson returning with dummy Denny.
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New England Conservatory of Reper 3
Filene’s
Marisa Gori
Frank Bellizia
Little Theater
Bruce Johnson
Denny
Guidance counselors meet for freshman registration help
Regional guidance counselors and department chairmen met with the counselors of prospective freshmen from both towns. Paul Vernon, director and the department chairmen answered questions designed to make freshman registration progress smoothly.
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Paul Vernon
Prospective Class of 1965 Visits Regional Campus
Prospective members of the class of 1965 toured the regional campus after an assembly in the gym. They were guided by student council members during the building tour. Finn Arnold, son of Mr and Mrs Bramwell Arnold, is noted as the newest faculty baby.
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Finn Arnold
Mrs
Bramwell Arnold
Lecture on Christian Science at Concord March 20
Otto Ziegenhagen of Chicago will deliver a free public lecture on Christian Science in Concord at 8 p.m. Monday March 20 in the Monument Square church auditorium. The talk titled Christian Science Reveals God as a Very Present Help outlines his journey from actor to Christian Science practitioner and teacher.
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Concord
Otto Ziegenhagen
Chicago
Ziegenhagen
The
Christian Science Board of
Church Auditorium
Monument Square
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sudbury Board Elects Chairman and Secretary
In a special meeting the Sudbury board of health elected Louis H. Hough chairman for the coming year and re elected Dr. Marjorie A C Young as secretary. Albert Deane Jr joined as a new third member. Next regular meeting set for Tuesday evening March 28 at 8 in the town hall.
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Sudbury
Board of Health
Louis H. Hough
Marjorie A. C. Young
Albert Deane, Jr
Closet hazards during housecleaning raise neighborhood alerts
A fragmented local notice warns of indoor and outdoor dangers from winter cleanup. It highlights hazards such as slipping on rugs ladders and broken items and urges careful conduct to prevent injuries. It lists a contact number for inquiries.
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