Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Boosters Dinner Plans
The Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Boosters Club schedules its third annual varsity sports dinner at regional high school on Wednesday May 24 at 7. Jo seph P Zabilski Northeastern University football coach since 1948 will be the featured speaker. Over 75 varsity letter winners will attend with door prizes for students. Tickets are sold in Lincoln and Sudbury at local outlets.
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Sudbury
Lincoln - Sudbury Boosters Club
Joseph P. Zabilski
Northeastern University
Joe
Frank Leahy
Boston College
Lincoln
Ed Danosky
Bob Moore
Don Natoli
Hill
Jewelers
John McLean
Bob Myers
Paul Volk
Season marks announced in pin loop
Acton Secretary Walter N Stevenson announces final team records in the Acton Men's Bowling League. Highlights include high singles Steve Scribner 160 Paul McPherson 15% Les Smith 146 high triples Sal Watkins 379 Eddie Johnson 359 Louis Fierra 355 and high averages Eddie Boyden 109.0 Walter Carlson 107.7 Dick Gallant 103.5. Tigers lead with 563 single and 1554 triple team marks followed by Bees 547 and 1549. Ti won the first half and Olympics the second with 47 21, triple tie among Outlaws Tigers Owls 41 27. Annual banquet set Tuesday at Clinton with officers retained: President Carlson Secretary Stevenson Treasurer Arthur.
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Acton
Walter N. Stevenson
Steve Scribner
Paul McPherson
Les Smith
Sal Watkins
Eddie Johnson
Louis Fierra
Eddie Boyden
Walter Carlson
Dick Gallant
Tigers
Bees
Olympics
Outlaws
Owls
Clinton
Carlson
Stevenson
Arthur
Booster Club Fete Tickets Available
Limited booster club tickets remain for the annual sports banquet at Green Meadow School on Saturday. Tickets can be bought from students, club members, Tutte's Bowling Alleys, or Ledgars Paver Store. Jim Jeff substitutes as guest speaker, with Fred DeGrappo pleased yet worried. Johnny Most will MC the event, returning to Maynard after earlier service.
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John
Maynard
Acton Acton Roxborough JHS Baseball Squad Selected
J H S squad selected by Coach Mason King for the coming season includes Gary Belliveau Francis Boutin Robert Dionne Gordon Edgin Michael LeFoley David Lindquist Giles Lowden Peter Moody David Parks Timothy Prowten Robert Sampson Steven Starr James Stewart Ronald Sweatt Richard Kerrigan Donald Allen Jonathan Avery and Ern. The team opens the season at home against Concord after nearly a month of practice in poor field and weather conditions.
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Acton
Acton - Roxborough
Concord
Mason King
Gary Belliveau
Francis Boutin
Robert Dionne
Gordon Edgin
Michael LeFoley
David Lindquist
Giles Lowden
Peter Moody
David Parks
Timothy Prowten
Robert Sampson
Steven Starr
James Stewart
Ronald Sweatt
Richard Kerrigan
Donald Allen
Jonathan Avery
Ern
Ashland tops Acton-Girl in softball slugfest
Ashland beat Acton-GIRLS 10 to 8 after taking a 8 3 lead by the fifth inning. Miss Popowick went 3 for 5 with a triple and Miss Cerrutti 3 for 4 with all singles driving in runs. Acton Boxborough rallied with 15 hits and five runs in the fourth led by Mol Nordberg Torkelsen Wilkes Rein Walker Dionne supporting infield and outfield play.
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Colonials
Ashland
Miss Popowick
Miss Cerrutti
Acton Boxborough
Margaret Moland
Judy Nordberg
Carol Torkelsen
Joyce Wilkes
Arlene Rein
Lee Walker
Annette Dionne
Victory Market Softball Opens Season In West Concord
The Victory Market team, sponsored by the firm, will open the season against Middlesex Motors in the West Concord Softball League Tuesday. The squad wears new uniforms and features players including E De Grappo G Connors B Penniman W Wood and others.
Acton Middlesex Junior High League Week Schedule
Week schedule lists cities and matchups for J. High league play. Games include Wayland and Billerica at Acton Boxborough, West at Tewksbury, Maynard at Concord, Hudson at Bedford, with byes for several teams. Evening and midweek games set across Tuesday Thursday periods.
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Acton
Middlesex
Wayland
Billerica
Acton-Boxborough
Weston
Tewksbury
Maynard
Concord
Hudson
Bedford
Wyland
Acton- Boxborough
Acton - Boxborough
Martino Named to Springfield College Dean’s List
Maynard Ralph W. Martino of 25 Sudbury Street was named to the 1961 winter term dean’s list at Springfield College, as announced by Registrar Mrs Olga Ellis. Nearly through his senior year, Ralph majors in physical education among 1210 students with 113 named to the list, raising the college’s overall percentage.
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Maynard
Ralph W. Martino
Dominic Martino
Sudbury Street
Springfield College
Olga Ellis
Ralph Ralph
Bedford Schedule For Sports Teams
Bedford High teams list upcoming games and events across baseball track golf and girls softball. Matches span Weston Wayland Ashland Acton Roxborough Lincoln-Sudbury Belmont Relays and junior high fixtures in Hudson Acton Concord Wayland with dates in May.
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Bedford
Bedford High
Weston
Wayland
Ashland
Acton-Roxborough
Lincoln-Sudbury
Belmont Relays
Estford
Hudson
Acton
Concord
Maynard Contests Schedule for Assabet Valley Minor League
Tonight Bombers meet Legion at Wilson Field. Digit faces Bees at Stowfield. May 15 Bees play Sparks at Wilson while Jets clash with Digits at Stow. May 16 Comiskys oppose Bombers at Wilson and Legion meet Hi-FIs at Stow. May 17 Sparks challenge Legion at Wilson and Hi-FIs play Bees at Stow.
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Maynard
Assabet Valey
Bombers
Legion
Wilson Field
Digit
Bees
Stowfield
Sparks
Wilson
Jets
Digits
Stow
Comiskys
Concord Tennis Matches Reach Coach Horne's Region
In Reading and Reading, home matches set for today with Coach Robert Horne guiding teams. Schedule lists May 17 at Lexington and May 18 at Weston as part of regional tennis action alongside golf and other regional events.
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Concord
Robert Horne
Reading
Lexington
Weston
Tewks
Mses
Roth Harold Cahoon
Peter Erg Toney
Massachusetts Champion Outdoor Cook Contest Set for June
Amateur bakers from area men's clubs compete for the Massachusetts Champion Outdoor Cook title at ShoppeWorld Fremingham on June 17. Sponsored by Carling Brewing Company Natick the event draws from over 40 men and organizations. Judges include chefs and food editors with Roger D. Williams presenting. The winner earns a cash prize and his club $100. entrants keep their grills.
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Massachusetts
Shoppers’ World
Fremingham
Carling Brewing Company
Natick
Ie “Mall
Roger D. Williams
Musketaquid Club Plans May 18 Supper Meeting
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club announces the next supper program for May 18 at 6 45 p m with President Henry Graham presiding. Ladies night is set for June 3 with A Glenn Simms of Bedford as chairman. Raymond B Lawrence remains club secretary.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Henry Graham
A. Glenn Simms
Bedford
Raymond B. Lawrence
Assabet League Schedule Posted for Little League Matchups
Concord follows on Tuesday with Dodgers versus Yankees and Cardinals versus Braves. Tonight at 6 15 p p games include Tigers against Red Sox at Rideout and Cardinals against Dodgers at Emerson. Saturday lineups feature Yankees versus Red Sox at Rideout and Braves versus Tigers at Emerson with additional Tuesday and Saturday games listed.
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Concord
Dodgers
Yankees
Cardinals
Braves
Tigers
Red Sox
Rideout
Emerson
Hi Balls Lead Acton Pin League Close Race
In Acton Women's Bowling League with two weeks left Hi Balls lead by four points as Hi Fives upset Hi Balls 6 2 on Thursday Jets and Head Pins fight for third. Jets defeated Thunderbirds 6 2 while Head Pins beat Rolling Pins 8 0 and Bob by Pins topped Alleycats 8 0.
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Acton
Jets
Thunderbirds
Alleycats
Schedule Listed For Little League Maynard-Assabet Valley
Maynard Assabet Valley Little League lists games this week with Pals facing Co-ops, Sparks meeting Timkeners, Miners vs Elks, and Sparks vs Elks. Evening games start at 5 15 at Alumni Field with Saturday games at 10 am.
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Maynard — Assabet Valley
Pals
Sparks
Timkeners
Miners
Elks
Co-Op
Timkeneers
Alumni Field
Concord Girls Tennis and Softball Schedule Sparks Local Matchups
The Concord high teams host Belmont at home today with May 16 and 18 dates at West and Watertown for tennis and softball. Frances Maillard coaches softball and Barbara Mountain leads tennis as CCHS prepares for Lincoln-Sudbury and Weston contests.
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Concord
Belmont
Weston
Watertown
Lincoln-Sudbury
Frances Maillard
Barbara Mountain
Lincoln-Sudbury Nine Schedule Listed for Spring
Lincoln-Sudbury regional nine announces upcoming games at Ashland on Tuesday at Acton Roxborough on May 18 at Weston at home May 22 at Lynn field on May 25 at Bedford at home.
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Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbury
Ashland
Acton - Roxborough
Weston
Lynnfield
Bedford
Acton Roxborough Girls Softball Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists games for Holliston May 16 and May 18 at Chelmsford May 28 against Bedford May 25 at Wayland. Junior high boys baseball shows May 16 home vs Billerica and May 17 at Bedford with May 22 at Sudbury and May 24 at.
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Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Holliston
Chelmsford
Bedford
Wayland
Billerica
Tewry
Sudbury
Greenwood Pool Club Opens For Sudbury Families This Summer
North Sudbury residents prepare for the Greenwood Pool Club unveil at General Nixon School at 8 p.m. The nonprofit venture began in 1960 led by Jim Robinson and Hugh Gioacchini. The project plans a 75 by 50 by 30 foot pool, club house, fields, courts, lifeguards, swim instruction, and a 100 family membership cap on an eight and a half acre site near Great Road.
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North Sudbury
Greenwood Pool Club
General Nixon School
Jim Robinson
Hugh Gioacchini
Longfellow Street
Greenwood Club
Great Road
Greenwood Club Committee
Sudbury
Field Day Benefits Low Fund for Girl Scouts
Concord Juliette Low Fund will receive all Brownies Field Day contributions on May 13 to finance international exchanges for Girl Scouts and leaders. May 20 allows intermediate scouts to donate a penny per inch of waist or head measurement or another girls chosen scale.
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Concord
Juliette Low
Rainbow
Ronald S. Brooks
Girl Scout Council
New England
Hartford
Conn
Career talks outline paths in aviation and government work
Maynard High held career conferences for juniors and seniors featuring Filene's retail careers with Rand, East Coast Aero Tech's aircraft technician track led by Francis Buckley, and Air Force Command's Barbara Ames on civil service opportunities for girls. Henry F. Regan directed guidance sessions at Springfield College and Boston College workshops.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Mr. Rand
Filene’s
Boston
Francis Buckley
East Coast Aero Tech
Bedford
Barbara Ames
Air Force Command
U. S
Henry F. Regan
Springfield College
M.st
Boston College
Stoneham Hosts C.C.H.L.S. Tilt In Home Meet
Concord Tomorrows coach Walter Carew leads C.C.H.L.S. locals who stand 6 4. After this game they travel to Winchester May 15 and May 17 then host Belmont May 22. Regionals beat Winchester 3 0 in the prior game.
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Concord
Walter Carew
C.C
Winchester
Belmont
Pre-School Registration Dates Noted Concord Area
Concord preschools announce kindergarten entry registrations for September. Registrations run 9 to 11 am with appointments and health checks. Listings include Alcott Thoreau Ripley Willard dates and contacts for each school.
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Concord
Alcott
Houck
Dr. Fay
Dr. Barnes
Spencer Home
Thoreau
Rubey
O’malley
Home
Ripley
Dr. Houck
Dr. Ruboy
Miss Spencer
Willard EM
Spencer
Center School Hosts May Dances and Puppet Show
Stow area events list May 12 dance for Grades 6 7 8 to fund Viola Wetherbee Memorial Library books. May 19 dance co sponsored by Stow Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. May 17 Puppet Show by Boston Animal Rescue League for elementary grades teaching kindness to animals.
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Stow
Center School
Viola Wetherbee
Stow Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Boston Animal Rescue League
St Christopher Bowling Scores And High Games
In last week's St Christopher's bowling results Rollo Longes Snickers blanked 4-0 Mars defeated Hersheys 3-1 Milky Ways shut out Buerfingers 4-0. Mary Moynihan posted a high 281 series. Other high triples include Alyce Murphy Rita Foley Rosalie Walsh Terry Morrill and Betty Caruso. Matches continue through May.
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Maynard
St. Christopher's Bowl
Rollo Longes
Mars
Hersheys
Milky Ways
Buerfingers
Mary Moynihan
Alyce Murphy
Rita Foley
Rosalie Walsh
Terry Morrill
Betty Caruso
Concord Freshman Baseball Schedules From May 17 to May 23
The Concord freshman team plays at Belmont on Tuesday and at Concord-Carlisle on Friday. Melrose and Central games are set for May 20 and May 23 with Stoneham at home. For the Jauvees, Friday hosts Stoneham at home, then Monday at Winchester, May 17, May 19 at Reading, and Lexington at home.
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Concord
Concord-Carlisle
Belmont
Melrose
Central
Stoneham
Jauvees
Winchester
Reading
Lexington
Teachers Explore Telephone Use At Maynard Roosevelt
Fourth and fifth grade teachers at Roosevelt School joined an instructional course on telephone usage led by Philip Perry with Ameri can Tel & Tel. Co. reps and Bell System aids. The program includes filmstrips, student booklets, practice equipment, and visits to telephony offices, tying into language arts and social studies. Fire drills occurred during a Maynard faculty meeting, and principal Robert Bedell emphasized professional growth and teamwork.
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Maynard
Roosevelt School
Philip Perry
American Tel & Tel, Co
United States
Bell System
Wayne State University
Detriot
Robert Bedell
Bedell
Arthur C. Croft Publications
New London
Conn
First Grade Farm Unit Prompts Varied Farm Types
Greer Meadow notes that first grade students completed a Farm Unit exploring diverse farm types including truck farms and vegetable farms. Contributions came from Dana Carle Paul LeSage Michael Dumas Joseph Mauro Carl Ballard Steven Ballard Donna Giammarco Richard Nicholas Michael Coggins and Thomas Mo.
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Dana Carle
Paul LeSage
Michael Dumas
Joseph Mauro
Carl Ballard
Steven Ballard
Donna Giammarco
Richard Nicholas
Michael Coggins
Thomas Mo
Grade 6 Projects On Simple Machines And Exhibits
Grade 6 completed a project on simple machines with demonstrations and drawings, displayed in class. Other notes mention moving to West Medway, Grade 1 entries, lectures, a fire drill, desert studies, and various classroom units across grades.
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Omae
Deborah Senger
West Medway
Stuart
Newton
Ann Fraser
Future America
Washington
Martha Rotter
Martha
Martin
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