Concord Enterprise Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Concord Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts publishes every Thursday and lists the Second Class matter entered August 25 under Congress 1879. It notes it assumes responsibility for typographical errors in ads and offers special agency representatives in Boston and New York.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Responsibility of Press in Public Discourse
The article asserts a newspaper's dual duty to inform the public about government actions and to shield individuals from unwarranted scorn unless public interest and facts justify exposure. It stresses careful reporting, verification, and avoidance of rumors to maintain public trust and protect reputations.
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Newsee
Publi
Permitti
Age and Youth Bridge Gaps Through Shared Community Projects
In diverse City efforts, seniors and young people spend afternoons creating rag dolls for a hospital ward, square dancing socials unite generations, and group visits to elderly homes foster storytelling and joint tasks. The exchanges give both sides new perspectives and appreciation. A Missouri item notes a man drove off from a filling station leaving his wife stranded.
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Missouri
Sudbury Appeals for Safer Roads and Watchful Parents
Local notice urges drivers to slow down and parents to supervise children after rising complaints about fast driving and vandalism. Police report pigs chased by officers, a drunk driving arrest in Framingham, and warnings about children near water amid daily safety concerns.
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Sudbury
Ama!mart
Evéral
Uae
Ptarmigan Molt Cycles and Seasonal Plumage
The Greenland ptarmigan molts three times yearly. In spring it shows black and yellow feathers, gray in winter, and becomes pure white in its normal season.
West Concord Woman Ellen Woodworth Dies at 90
Mrs Ellen Beatrice Munroe Woodworth age 90 of 12 Cent Street West Concord died at home after recent operations. She was born in Bridgewater Nova Scotia December 12 1866 and lived 60 years in the area. Survived by three sons Roy Exeter NH Ralph and John West Concord four grandchildren one sister Miss Mary Munroe at home and a late son Dr Randall Woodworth Concord dentist. Funeral services were held at MacRae Funeral Home with Rev Morris R Robinson officiating and burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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West Concord
Ellen Beatrice (Munroe) Woodworth
Cent Street
Bridgewater
Nova Scotia
Randall
Woodworth
Trinity, Episcopal Church
Mary Munroe
Randall Woodworth
Concord
MacRae Funeral Home
Morris. R. Robinson
St.Anne’s Episcopal Church
South Lincoln
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Jolters Tie With Concord Jolters Lead Suspect Match
Jolters tie Concord 2-2 in Mill Dam circuit as Ramblers, defending champs, win. Hubbardville 40. Tody's vs Lincoln match canceled due to Lincoln meeting. Roy Anderson led with 354 triples. Charlie Colombo 338 Dalgo Bregoli 336. Anders leads by 12 points.
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Concord — Jolters
Mill Dam
Ramblers
Hubbardville
Tody
Lincoln
Roy Anderson
Charlie Colombo
Dalgo Bregoli
Anders
Acton Groups Set Meetings At Church and Conference
Acton laws will meet Sunday at 7 PM at West Acton Baptist Church with Rev Gregory of India as guest speaker. The annual New England School Development Council conference in Boston will be attended by Mak Jrough Youth, Supt William L OConnell and school board members. more faculty may go. Mrs Hope Place of Lexington named social studies teacher for Acton Roxborough Regional School District, replacing Arthur Gulla who resigned. West Acton Baptist Youth Fellowship meets at 6 30 PM Sunday in the vestry led by Paul Shaw with a worship program.
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Laws
West Acton Baptist Church
Rev
Gregory of India
Mak Jorough
William L. O'Connell
New England School Development Council
Hotel Bradford
Boston
Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Hope Place
Lexington
Arthur Gulla
West Acton
McClure 86 Still Works 49 Years on Maine Central Track
James W. McClure, 86, from Woodland Maine, says he has not missed a day’s work as a section hand for 49 years along an eight mile stretch of Maine Central Railroad track.
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Woodland
James W. McClure
Maine Central Railroad
Atlantic Mackerel Swim Constantly for Oxygen Supply
Atlantic mackerel swim 24 hours a day without pause, using steady water flow over their gills to deliver adequate oxygen to their blood.
Maynard School News Highlights Class Activities
Roosevelt School pupils write to a former classmate in New Mexico and study transportation with toy vehicles. First Grades explore March themes with weather changes and budding signs. Maida Hooper receives a Get Well Box. wish her a speedy return. Third Grade welcomes Nancy Burke as a new pupil. Grade Five honors with reading certificates for several students. Grade Six returns after mumps and completes H M S Pinafore project blending music and art.
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Judy Scandariato
James Hanson
Linda Gentsch
Christine D’errico
Janet Jarvinen
Ellen Sokolowski
Charles Cunniff
Gilbert and Sullivan
Robert
McDonnell
Rodney
Pringsom Aweers
Sudbury Junior High Girls Basketball Teams Race To Wins
The Sudbury Jr High girls defeated Lincoln Jr High 22 21 on February 28 and again on March 15 as Lincoln edged Sudbury in the later game. Key players included Heather Marquis with 9 and 16 points respectively, K Jokisaar i, H Marquis, P Child, S Hickell, J Coblenz, and J Wiedows among others. Officials were Judy Clark and Peggy Clark. The intramural league ended with 8 2 beating 8 3 18 17 for the Jr High title. A regional playday mix team concept was introduced at the Regional High School gym February 28 29 with junior high JV players forming red blue yellow green squads for future competitions. Upcoming Junior Prom slated March 29 with various committees at work.
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Jr. High
Lincoln Jr. High
Lincoln
Lincoln Girls
K. Jokisadri
H. Marqu’s
P. Child
Ss. Hickell
G.” S. Clippinger
Capt. Cohan
S. Plumley
M. Garfield
J Coblenz
J. Wiedows
Pa Girls
Heather Marquis
Heather
Taylor
Lindoln
Judy Clark
Peggy Clark
Anne Deal
Mss Roberts
Jr. High Thing
Debbie Dunsford
Pat’ Moulton
Beverly Walton
Gy Clark
Beverly Wormwood
Wwere
H. Marquis
S. Hall
C. Hickler
J. Coblenz
E. Tonnesell
C. Carmen
M. Jones
K. Jokisaari
P.ue If
Gordon
Ladd
et. S._Plumley
W. Walker
Vellardi
Siak‘ing
Penny Child
Susan Hall
Patricia Moulton
Sudbury
Nasium Fey
J.V
J. Dowel
R. Myers
G. Ferguson
S.” Stone
C Powers Mack
Cibel
Hoar
Wilson
B. Swanson
S. Fowler S. Sexton
Pirrelo
J. Widoe McCarthy
N. Ro
Senne
Aes
D. Fica
Margo Deane
High School Receives National Geographic Maps and Weather Station
The Science Department gains about 70 National Geographic maps cataloged by Mr. Thurston with help from Mr. Philbrick, valuable for earth science and geography studies. Charles McClennen built a U.S. Weather Bureau type weather station and will operate devices like a maximum minimum thermometer, psychrometer, and anemometer. A girls’ basketball team from the blue-green group played two matches with a 10-10 deadlock and a 15 point win at Lincoln last Friday. Infanta, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional’s entry, appears in the Massachusetts Drama Festival with a schedule of nine plays across March 21 and 22. performances travel to Helden Friday.
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National Geographic
National Geographic Society
Philbrick
Thurston
Concord Road
Charles McClennen
The
Earth Science
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weare
Infanta
Lincoln-Sudbury
Thursay
Little Theater
Helden
Wachusett
An Inn
Brutus
Armyg Acais
St. Mary’s
Gardner
Northampton
Franklin
Onr Heath
Roy - Window
Drs
Milford
Kiwanis Scholarships Program Details Amid Local Meeting
Kiwanis Club announces scholarship program details. Committee chairman Daicette presided as discussion covered eligibility and deadlines.
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Kiwanis Club
New Ete
Kiwanis
Daicette
Chernak Fires Local High In Intra Town Bowling
Vasil Chernak known as Bill bowled a 406 for a Maynard league game at Tutte's Alleys on Monday night capturing the season's top triple across 10 local leagues. He totaled 154 135 117 with 15 spares and 10 strikes, surpassing previous top triples by Hugh Miller 364 Jim Fava 385 and Charlie Genetti 386. Shirley Recco holds the top single of 162 this season.
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Maynard
Tutte
Vasil ‘Bill’ Chernak
Tulto’s
Hugh Miller
Jim Fava
Chernak
Charlie Genetti
Bedford
Shirley Recco
Stags to Play Old Tigers Exhibition at Maynard Gym
Maynard Stags meet former Maynard town team Tiger AC in an exhibition Sunday at 3 p.m. at Maynard Memorial Gym. Tigers coach Vert Lankiewicz brings veterans Steve Milewski Walter Lankiewicz Mike Zwirbla John Wojznis Alfonso Sinicki with Pinky Tomy Albie Rogers and other WWII era stars. Referee Leonard Farrell to officiate as local fans anticipate action from former local favorites.
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Maynard
Maynard Stags
Maynard Town
Tiger AC
Maynard Memorial Gym
Tigers
Vert Lankiewicz
Steve Milewski
Walter Lankiewicz
Mike Zwirbla
John Wojznis
Alfonso Sinicki
Stags
Pinky Tomy
Albie Rogers
Leonard “Duke” Farrell
Heyliger’s Sextet Falters in NCAA Hockey Final
Concord’s defending champion Michigan coached by former Concord High star Viv Heyliger fell to Colorado College in a 13-6 NCAA hockey final upset in Colorado Springs. Michigan had earlier defeated Harvard 6-1.
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Concord
Michigan
Concord High
Viv Heyliger
N.C.A.A
Colorado Spring
Colorado College
Wolverines
Harvard
Heyliger
Concord Rod and Gun Club to hold regular meeting
The Concord Rod and Gun Club will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday at the club house. President James W. Powers will preside. Last night sentence fragment notes discussion or events prior to the meeting.
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ROD & Gon Club Encord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
James W.W. Powers
Graduation class meeting recap in Room 300 notes
A Monday gathering in Room 300 listed graduates and attendees including Rochelle Bal am Walter Willett Nancy Har pin Peggy Clark Nicholas eMr William O'Connell Rich ee Hester Lewis Joan Mary Letteri and others, highlighting a wonderful opportunity for the class.
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Aon Klean
Room
Opport
Tte
Rochelle Balam
Walter Willett
Nancy Harpin
Peggy Clark
Nicholas eMr
William O'Connell
Richee
Hester Lewis
Joan -Mary Letteri
Middlesex Dominates With 731 Total Points In Season
Concord and Middlesex School highlight a season where Middlesex scored 731 points across 10 league games and 15 wins. Captain Sam Weaver led with 242 points and 72 percent foul shooting. Mike Victor added 147. All league picks include Ashworth Brooks Pantal eoni Milton Victor Middlesex Goodyear St Mark.
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Concord
Sam Weaver
Middlesex
Tis
Mike Victor
Weaver
Ashworth
Brooks
Pantaleoni
Milton
Victor
Goodyear
St. Mark's
Weabel
Norsach
Nobles
Weaves
John
Wendell Poppy
Bob Kemp
John Livingood
Dick Scott
Perry Boyden
Lee Hegner
John Sweeney
Joe Novitski
Mike Simmons
Concord Little League plans first meeting at Town House
Concord Little League announces its first planning meeting at the Town House on Tuesday March 26 at 8 o clock. Officers listed include President Chester Meortant Vice President Robert Wirkeheim Treasurer Maurice McWalter Associate Justice and Secretary Charles S Putnam.
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Concord
Concord ‘Little League
Chester
Club Holds Another Fried Chicken Supper
The club hosted another fried chicken supper at the clubhouse, drawing members for a communal meal and social hour.
Little League Tryouts Notice At Elk’s Hall
Local baseball group invites youths to attend tryouts at the Elk’s Hall between 6 and 7 pm. Participants should bring blank forms signed by a parent or guardian and return them to the organizers. The message stresses convenient access for residents of the valley area.
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Acton
Little Ky
Venience
Little League
Elk’s
High School Sports Schedule Sets Opening April 20
Weather delays the first baseball league event at cord venue. Nine games at 1 30 and 2 pm feature Barons Owls Outlaws Farmers Orioles with Watkins Moore and others noted in the results and standings.
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Cord
Pali
Tu Orioles
Far' Barons
Ows Watkins
Moore
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