Millstream Leads Maynard Women's League Match Totals
Millstream tops Maynard Women's League with a 1304 total led by Gert Dee 301 and E Schwab 244. Gale 2 and Bearls 4 crews posted strong sums while Obergs 6 and Pauls 2 squads contributed solid scores in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Millstream
Gert Dee
E. Schwab
A. Bariteau
E. Bartololomeo
M. Globus
G. Dee
Gale
R. Léster
G.o’toole
B. Mahoney
L. Baudreau
E. Beatty
S. C
M. Willett
B. Stetkus
Pauls
O. Asbjornsen
A. Crossley
E. Marcat
L. Nevala
Murphys tie Columbo High in intrat ee matches
Murphys tied Columbo High as Maynard notes second place in last week's intrateam meets. Columbo High top scorer Lou Colombo with 317. team totals and individual scores listed, including Murphys 1720 and Columbo totals 1707.
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A/SLoie
F. Ward
M. Syrepee
J. Fav
I. Mece
Total
Irestone
F. Edwardeson
R. Haley
W. Puro
H. Novick
W. LeSage
J. W. Lester
Tos
Tarnys
S. Wanato
R. Landry
FP. Kane
T. Colombo
S. Graceffa
H. Miller
Concord Shirey Recco Zip To A 337 Triple
Fragmented bowling score list shows players Shirley Zins Marge Blends and Weverly Bowls with 337 394 321 totals. Recco zip to a 337 triple and added team scores for Jets Mansfield Harvey Stensby and others with totals 1430 1381 and 1427.
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Marge
Weverly
Concord
Shirley Recco
Lembs
E. McGrath
L. Harding
B. Malcolm
Loughlin
M. Burke
Day
M, Mansfield
Karen
E Harvey
Zy J. Stensby
Joe
Harvey
K. Beer
A. Sene
P. Beaudoin
S$. Recco
White
B. Bouchard
Harvey Trabucco
H. McCarhy
Concord High Girls Open Spring Schedule
Concord High announces the girls spring schedule with softball hosting Weston and tennis at Weston next Monday. Miss Miriam Clark coaches softball. Miss Joanne Johnson coaches tennis. First home contests set for May 9 against Arlington, with games arranged versus Belmont, Winchester, Melrose, Sudbury, and Lexington.
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Concord
Weston
Miriam Clark
Arlington
Belmont
Winchester
Melrose
Sudbury
Lexington
Joanne Johnson
Carew's Concord Looms With Five Upcoming Games
Concord's basketball schedule tightens after Friday's home game vs Stoneham. Coach Walter Carew's team then visits Winchester Tuesday and Middlesex Wednesday. Belmont and Lexington meet in a return contests around May 8 10.
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Concord
Walter Carew
Echoo
Stoneham
Winchester
Middlesex
Belmont
Lexington
Golf Matches Schedule Teese Rindge Cambridge May Dates
The schedule lists golf matches with teachers and players at Teese on May 8 and May 10, with Rindge at Cambridge on May 14. Matches are planned at Cambridge and surrounding venues for school teams.
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Uty
Teese
Rindge
Cam- Pree
Cambridge
Seek Applicants for Concord Recreation Programs
Concord Recreation Commission seeks helpers for summer playground classes and the water safety program. Interested individuals should contact Bernie Megin at EM 94116 to apply.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Bernie Megin
Fox
Laundry Leads Intra-Town League as Grubers Net Four
Laundry gains lead with three points to near clinching the Intra-Town League title at Tutt's Alleys. Match totals show Kings 1640, Cullinanes 1748, Grubers 1710, Elmia 1653 with individual scores listed for each bowler.
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Maynand — Laundry
Tuttos’ Alleys
W. Hinds
Raeola
C. Syrjanan
John Tobin
Total
Cullinanes
A. Jokissaari
J. Colombo
G. Aho
C. Cullinane
N. Melora
P. Watts
Doddy
W. Dodd
L. Primiano
W. Larsen
B. Tobin
J. Dora
Leaders' Averages Listed As Delsie Wheeler Top
Mill Dam Bowling League averages compiled by Secretary Tom Hopkins show Delsie Wheeler Anchors at 108.44 leading, followed by Ray Wheeler 107.58 and Charlie Colombo 106.61. Other top bowlers include Eddie Tetreault 959, Dom Palmers 104.2, Bud Harmon 103.34, Bob Malloy 101.57, John Hayes 101, Roy Anderson 100.21, Lennie Wethenbee 100.39, Nick Genetti 100.27, Len Robinson 100.38, Dalgo Bregoli 100.28, Basil Bickerson 99.6, Fred Gusti 99.4, Joe Steinmann 99.26, Arthur Carlson 98.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mill Dam
Tom Hopkins
Delsie
Ray Wheeler
Charlie Colombo
Eddie Tetreault
Dom Palmers
Tudys
Bud’ Harmon
Ramblers
Bob Malloy
Lincoln
John Hayes
Roy Anderson
Lennie Wethenbee
K. of C
Nick Genetti
Len Robinson
Dalgo Bregoli
Basil Bickerson
Priests
Fred Gusti
Joe Steinmann
Arthur Carlson
Hubbardville
Concord Middlesex crews begin season opener at Groton
Concord Middlesex School crews coached by Charles Locke begin their season on Saturday meeting Groton boats at Groton. Locke is assisted by H Erhard L McCagg and A Groh with Perry Boyden captain and Rawley Penick student manager. Upcoming meets include May 11 Noble and Greenough home May 18 Browne and Nichols at Cambridge May 22 Belmont Hill home and June 1 Exeter Academy home.
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Concord
Middlesex
Charles Locke
Groton
Locke
H. Erhard
L. McCagg
A. Groh
Perry Boyden
Rawley Penick
Noble & Greenough
Browne & Nichols
Cambridge
Belmont Hill
Exeter Academy
Regional baseball schedule shifts for Acton Bonrough league
The Acton Bonrough regional nine faces a string of games this month with matches at Lancaster and Westford, including May 9 against Littleton, May 13 at home vs Groton, May 16 at Ayer, and May 20 at Lancaster as part of the Wachusetts Baseball League regional schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Wachusetts
Acton- Bonrough
Lancaster
Westford
Littleton
Groton
Ayer
High School Baseball Schedules For Jayvees And Freshmen
Concord JVs host Jey Stoneham May 6 with games at Winchester and Belmont slated later. Freshmen under Coach Winton face Priday at Stoneham May 6 and Belmont May 10, with Lexington and home games following.
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Concord
John O'Connell
Jey Stoneham
Winchester
May
Belmont
John Winton
Priday
Stoneham
Lexington
John Easte E
Lex
Concord Citizens Committee To Elect Officers Tonight
Members are reminded the annual meeting and election of officers will be held at 7 30 tonight in the court room of the Town. President John B Barto will preside and all members are urged to attend. new men who wish to join are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
John B.barto Eo
Coaches Pick League Stars 1957 All Stars List
A fragmented 1957 basketball all star roster lists players by town and position. Notable names include Clinton, Milford, Maynard, Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard centers Burzinski Kulevich Christie Seura Widdison among others. The text shows guards and centers with varied point counts across multiple teams.
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Paqwette Stars
Nectar
Mentio Dau
Clinton
Mograss
Milford
Widdison
Seura, Maynard
Centers Burzinski
Kulevich, Maynard
Wakefield Edges Concord Nine 4-3 in Tight Diamond Contest
Wakefield defeated Concord 4 to 3 at Emerson Park on Monday. Bob Gray pitched well for Wakefield while Wakefield gathered nine hits to Concords five. In a prior Friday loss to Reading Concord had been beaten 22 to 4.
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Concord
Reading
Concord High
Wakefield
Emerson P
Bob Gray
Wakenela
Maker
Reynolds
Gray
Rizzitano
West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen Change Meeting Schedule
West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club posts a new meeting schedule to hold gatherings on the first and third Saturdays at the clubhouse. Supper will be served at 6 45 p m with President Russell Ege to preside at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord — Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Russell E Ge
Early Catch Leads to Rookie Car Thief in East Hartford
In East Hartford a rookie named Joseph Letitia, involved in a one cue trot incident, turned out to be a car thief. The event highlights a surprising turn from a routine cue to a criminal act.
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East Hartford
Letitia
Little League Chatter Emphasizes Teamwork and Volunteers
The piece recalls a nine year old Tommy making a dramatic catch to win a game. It thanks local volunteers and lists helpers and donors who prepared the field. It urges men to donate time starting May 6 at the Center playground and explains how boys can apply for tryouts with insured eligibility and a dollar and a quarter.
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Sudbury
Tommy
John Roehrig
Dave Howe
Herb Snow
Jack
Aubrey Borden
Kelly’s Drug and Young’s
Northeastern Honors Student Induction at Annual Banquet
Twenty Northeastern University College of Liberal Arts students were inducted into Bae Academy at the Annual Initiation Banquet in the Student Center Building. Eligibility required seniors in the top 10 percent with 3.2 grade point averages, and juniors in the top 10 percent with similar marks. Notable inductees include Robert C. Lange and Richard P. Lloyd.
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Northeastern University
College of Liberal Arts
Bae Academy
Vera
Robert C. Lange
Temple Avenue
Hudson
Richard P. F.lloyd
Rice Road
Sudbury
The
Miller urges boil after fowl vine incident
Bassett Nebraska reports Harvey W. Miller lead of water fowl vine notes recent incident dated October with a blunt remark Better boil as precaution amid ongoing concerns.
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Bassett
Neb
Harvey W. Miller
Alcott School Group Discusses Physical Education Program
On Wednesday evening May 8 at 8 o clock at Alcott School Bernard N director of physical education and staff will explain the how when what and where of the Alcott program. Johnson Mrs Sylvia Han and John McRae will also describe the summer recreation program. A question and answer period will follow and refreshments will be served.
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Concord
Alcott School
Bernard N
Physicat Ion
Johnson
Sy]via “Ha
John McRae
P. T. A. to View West Rd A Program on Demonstration
The Thoreau-Wheeler P. T. A. will present a program on cessation demonstration Thursday May 9 at Ta ck. John F. McGrail Mrs Sylvia Brandhorst and Mrs Joanne Johnson of the local school faculty will take part. President Carl Sproul will preside.
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West Rd
Thoreau-Wheeler P. T.A
Thoreauering
John F. McGrail
Sylvia Brandhorst
Joanne Johnson
Carl Sproul
Mental health factors drive 25 percent of work absences
W Boicourt extension specialist in horticulture notes a tension between mental causes and workplace attendance. The report highlights that one quarter of absenteeism stems from mental health issues, urging employers to address wellbeing and provide support.
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R—W. Boicourt
Univer- Reported
Saugus students hold Eastern Massachusetts Association meeting
Sudbury School members attend a regional conference at Saugus High School with a morning assembly, speeches by officials, and a turkey dinner. Delegates discuss juvenile crime data and elect next year’s officers amid afternoon entertainment and a business session.
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Barbara Podgutstinger
Charles $Ron
Brae Ue
Sheila Mon S Tutuny
Eastern Massachusetts Association of Student Councils
Saugus High School
John Secor
Saugus
Daniel McLean
Jesse J. Morgan
John A. W. Pearce
Belden G. Bly
Donald Prine
Massachusetts Association of Student Councils
Sheila Moynihan
Saugus High
O'Dea
J c Veel
Middlesex County
Alan F. Flynn
Massachusetts Teachers Association
Bradford
Franklin P. Wkes
University Nsion
Massachusetts
P T A Book Fair Set at Bedford High May 3
The Bedford P T A will sponsor a no admission book fair May 3 starting 10 a m at Bedford High School. Exhibits and assemblies will showcase works throughout the day. Rear Admiral B B MacMillan, noted for distinguished service, will be among speakers. All are welcome.
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Bedford
Ers
B B. MacMillan
Py Otaler
Elected President of Advertising Club in West Congord
West Congord resident and Northeast ern University junior W Neil O Connor has been elected president of the Advertising Club. He is majoring in marketing and advertising and is affiliated with the Junior Advertising Club of Boston.
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West Congord
W. Neil O'Connor
Crest Street
Northeastern University
College of Business Administration
Advertising Club
Junior
Advertising Club of
Boston
Nationaleet Adcieerte Deo Saports
Wfness
Agean
O’connor
Concord High Schoo
Probate Court Seeks Private Sale Of Deceased NY Resident Real Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notices a petition for license to sell the real estate of Alvina Bowie, late of New York, deceased. Interested parties must file a written appearance by 7 a.m. on the return date, May 19, 1989, to object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ies Bowie
Alvina Rm
New York
Unclear power pricing text fragment from 19th century document
Fragmentary OCR notes describe electrical demand charges, kilowatt pricing, and infrastructure terms with scattered proper nouns and improvised wording. No coherent event or date is discernible.
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Perceing Inan
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Dave
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Sally
Nicholson Wom
Margaret Petterson
Mary Fellows
Sandra Roos
Patricia McElwain
Brian Young
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Carol Clippinger
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Carol Sexton
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Dorothy Farrell
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McLean
Bradley
Mie
Haze Moors
A.A
P.T. A
Aleppo
Syria
Lyons
Kerwin
Bergen
Brenn
Carloone
Abra
RHE Marlborough
Lincoln-Sudbury
Concord Municipal Cote Aesetts
Alwathi
Potsdam
Holden
Suwa
Peres
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