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Marlboro
Massachuetts
Optimism High As Survey Shows 75 Percent Expect Good Times
University of Michigan survey reports 75 percent of 1 350 families foresee continued good times with rising prices for big consumer items. Only 6 percent anticipate bad times, down from 19 percent last year, and 73 percent expect no unfavorable business developments.
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University of Michigan
Survey Research Center
Wall Street Journal
Gerow Named Special Agent for Prudential in Concord
Concord native Concord resident Donald Gerow is appointed special agent for the Merrimack Valley Agency of Prudential Insurance. He grew up in Concord, graduated from Concord High in 1949, served in the Navy, and now serves Concord and nearby towns with the Prudential office.
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Concord
Donald Gerow
Merrimack Valley Agency
Prudential Insurance Company
E. L. Hasbany
Mr. Gerow
Concord High
U.S. Navy
Mediterranean
Kofta
Gerow
ComIunda Oseauu
Musketaquid Sportsmen Club to Meet November 15
West Concord notices a supper meeting for the Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club on Thursday November 15 at 6 45 pm at the clubhouse with President Murdock MacLeod presiding Past President Fred Nolan to oversee supper. Plans for a turkey shoot at the club grounds on Sunday November 18 will be discussed with Jack Hillliard named general chairman.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Murdock MacLeod
Fred Nolan
Jack Hillliard
Concord Freshmen Defeat Waltham Junior High Team
Concord freshmen blanked the Day Junior High squad from Waltham on their gridiron last week. Scoring came from Nate Palmer and Harold Nichols with Nichols adding a six yard run and Palmer a ten yard sweep. Walter Driscoll and Roger Matison added the extra points.
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Concord
Waltham
Nate Palmer
Harold “Buzz” Nichols
Nichols
Palmer
Walter Driscoll
Roger Matison
Turkey Shoot at Acton Nashoba Sports Club November 11
Acton The Nashoba Sports men's Club schedules a Turkey Shoot on the club grounds in North Acton Sunday November 11 starting at 1 p.m. Events include trap Swine Turkey Lucky Card Mo skeeto with Young Fav activities and pony rides. Rain date November 12. Committee members listed.
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Paul McPherson
Sherman Frost
Moskeeto
John Stevens
al Notar
Woody Stevens
Otto Pasanen
William Bursaw
Tuesday scores from Harvard league action and stats
Tuesday results show Orioles 4 Farmers 3 and Barons 3 Outlaws 1 and Owls 3 Olympics 1. Carlson leads with 346, Gallant 306, Watkins 126, Carlson 124, Con quest 122. Matches set 8:30 p.m. at Harvard with Outlaws Orioles Olympics Barons Farmers Owls.
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Orioles
Farmers
Barons
Outlaws
Owls
Olympics
Carlson
Gallant
Watkins
Conquest
Harvard
McGrath Elected President of Maynard Country Club
John B. McGrath of 56 Bedford Street has been re elected president of the Maynard Country Club. He previously served four years as president a few years ago. McGrath is a golfer and a former champion at the club and a charter member of the Concord Tramp Golfers.
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McGrath
Concord
John B. McGrath
Bedford Street
Maynard Country Club
Jack
Concord ‘Tramp Golfers
Concord High to Host Marlboro in Holiday Football
Concord High hosts Marlboro for a Monday 1 30 kickoff in a holiday gridiron clash. Marlboro enters 6 1 after beating Milford Clinton Maynard Fitchburg Shrewsbury and Amherst Innswich while losing to Framingham. Concord aims for improvement on a dry field as a final home game before Thanksgiving at Lexington.
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Concord
Marlboro High
Concord High
Tang
Mike Long
Jack Delaney
al Villeneuve
Allen Dougherty
Andy Horne
Jack Mitchinson
Marlboro
Milford
Clinton
Maynard
Fitchburg
Shrewsbury
Inswich
Framingham
Lexington
Anchors Rally Past Ramblers in Bowling Action
In Concord In resumed Bowling League play Anchors beat the Ramblers 3-1 as Rich Wheeler rolled 361 and Dick Mulcahy led with a 124 high single. Other high triples included Tony Delsic 319 Hap Hanson 313 and Tom Gormley with 124 joined by Charlie Colombo.
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Concord
L Dam
Ramblers
Rich Wheeler
Dick Mulcahy
Tony Delsic
Hap” Hanson
Tom Gormley
Charlie Colombo
Mulcahy
Tudys
K. of
Hubbardville
Lincoln
Priests
Bridge Acres
Tostoffice
Middlesex to Meet St George's in Rivalry Clash
Middlesex School travels to Newport Rhode Island for a traditional Saturday game against St George's School. The grid rivalry dates back nearly 50 years with a close history. Coach F W Pratt seeks a strong season as Middlesex rebounds from an 0-4 start to win two straight games. Kickoff is at 2 p m.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Newport
Rhode Island
St. George’s School
Middlesex
F. W. Pratt
Noble & Greenough
Belmont Hill
Soccerites Defeated by Watertown 8 to 2 in Regional Match
Watertown boys beat the Regional High eleven 8 2 last Thursday. The Soccerites have two games left at Hudson High School and Jones Field on Friday November 9 against Lawrence Academy of Groom.
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Acton
William Cleary
Watertown
Hudson High School
Jones Field
Lawrence Academy of Groom
Soule Undergoes Surgery Ends Indoor Track Bid
Concord-Dean Soule former Concord High School captain and Brown University junior had cartilage surgery for an injury from football. He cannot run indoor track but hopes to compete outdoors later. He set a state record and is the son of Rogdan A Soule and wife of Cambridge turnpike.
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Concord
Dean Soule
Concord High School
Brown University
Soule
Rogdan A. Soule
Cambridge Turnpike
Maynard Skins Meet Milford in Midiand League Showdown
Maynard High, an up and coming eleven, hosts Milford at Alumni Field at 2 PM Saturday. Co Captain Jim Luker and 132 pound Bill Mulcahy pace Maynard as they seek their first win, while Milford, a Midland League contender, crushed Hudson 26 6 and aims to derail Maynard to boost title hopes. Coach DeRosa lauds effort despite limited depth with two assistants and no junior varsity.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Milford
Will DeRosa
Coyotes
Marlboro
Concord
Jim Luker
George
Will-O-Wisp
Bill Mulcahy
Dick Aho
Minutemen
Rosa Martino
Ed Mullin
Orange
Ony
Hudson
Concord Coaches Club Organized
A new Concord Coaches Club has been formed with W. Harold O'Connor as president and Joseph C. Regan as secretary. Robert Seaward joins the philosophy committee and John McGrail to the publicity committee.
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Concord
Concord Coaches Club
W. Harold
Skip" O’connor
Joseph C. Regan
Robert Seaward
John McGrail
Middlesex Teams Win and Lose in Early Soccer Start
Middlesex C team prepared for Hudson High but Hudson canceled the game. Concord High filled in and defeated Middlesex Leven 20 to 0. Middlesex fourth team topped Rivers Country Day 25 to 8 while the Buoys fell to Shady Hill 69 to 0. Middlesex School opened the season with a 3-0 win over Governor Dummer at South Byfield.
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Concord
Middlesex
Hudson High
Concord High
Leven
Rivers Country Day School
Shady Hill
Middlesex School
South Byfield
Governor Dummer
New England Sled Dog Club Race Slated in Carlisle
The New England Sled Dog Club will hold a race on Sunday at 11 o clock behind the home of Dr and Mrs Mark D Elliott on River road Carlisle. Eight to ten teams are expected to enter a six mile course through Carlisle and Concord. Lyle L Grant of Bedford road is club president. GIVE TO ft Red Cross.
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Carlisle
New England
Mark D. Elliott
River Road
Concord
Lyle L. Grant
Bedford Road
Legion Plans Sports Nights at American Legion Post
The Frank J. DeMars Post 235 American Legion hosts weekly Sports Nights starting Friday November 16 at the Legion home. A sports film will be shown and social hour refreshments follow. A turkey party Saturday November 17 awards eight turkeys to attendees with no admission charge.
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Maynard
Frank J. DeMars
American Legion
Legion Home
Al Kulevich Stars in BC Victory at Fenway Park
Al Kulevich delivered a brilliant all around game for Boston College in their win over Villanova at Fenway Park. He starred on defense and closed with a slam bang finish as local fans and rivals watched. An injury briefly sidelined Al Alexanian of Brandeis against Northeastern on Saturday.
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Maynard
al Kulevich
Boston College
Villanova
Fenway Park
al Alexanian
Brande's
Northeastern
Wimmer says muffler issue corrected with echo cans
In Essex Connecticut Ludwig Wimmer tells the justice court his 17 year old son Walter will not drive the car with an illegal muffler. The father displayed two echo cans as part of the muffler to prove the correction.
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Essex, Conn
Ludwig Wimmer
Justice Court
Walter
Wimmer
Writer Will View 100th Consecutive Game On Holiday
Concord High School prep star Concord Currier will attend his 100th straight football game in the holiday tilt against Marlboro High. He has watched every contest since the 1945 season end, beating Coach Bernie Megin to the milestone. Currier provides summaries of each prior game for readers.
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Marlboro
Milford
DeRosa
Concord
Clinton
Maynard
Maller
Nho
Dick Lawson
Jack Hayes
Renard Romano
Rudy Currier
Enterprise
Concord High School
Marlboro High
Lexington
Bernie Megin
Currier
You Sport
Silvio Silvio Gains Bowl Trophy in Iceland
Silvio, a former high school co captain from West Concord-Pfe, sent home a handsome bowling trophy won by his 2nd BCT team in Keflavik Iceland where he is stationed with the U S Army. He and his team earned cash prizes. he expects separation from service soon.
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West Concord
Pfe
Sal
Silvio
B.C.T
Keflavik
Iceland
U.s.army
Grace Wilder
Maynard
Ands. Salvatore Silvio
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Becomes First Losing Season Predictor
Enterprise columnist predicts Concord High will lose its two remaining games to Marlboro and Lexington, forecasting a first losing season under Bernie Megin.
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Howe I. Pickem
Waltham
Concord High
Marlboro
Lexington
Concord
Bernie Megin
Acton Senior Play Set for November Showings
Acton senior drama cast is finishing a three act comedy Meet Me At The Prom to be staged November 15 16 and 17 at the Acton Community Center. The junior class hosts Junior Jump at Blanchard Auditorium on Friday November 9 with a DJ and refreshments to raise funds for the Washington trip next year.
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Acton
Acton Community Center
Blanchard Auditorium
Sym
Washington
Concord grid banqu et tickets available for 11th annual event
Tickets for the Concord Citizens Committee 11th annual banquet for high school football teams are on sale from committee members or local stores. Ralph M. Sanborn of Newton High School named president of the Suburban Football Officials Commission, which assigns referees to Concord and Middlesex League games. Flanigan leads scoring with 92 points and could challenge the 1946 Concord single season record of 104.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
Ralph M. Sanborn
Newton High School
Suburban
Newton
Middlesex
Charlie Flanigan
Jack Skowes
Flanigan
Marlboro
Lexington
Val Muscato
Oliver Ames
Jack O’grady
Notre Dame
Natick
Abington
Charlie Napoli
Brandeis
N. Y
John Hanley
Dave Bouchard
Russo's Restaurant seeks all alcoholic license in Maynard
Licensing Board for the Town of Maynard on November 8 1955 notices that Joseph S Russo and Charles Russo doing business as Russo's Restaurant applied under Chapter 138 for a seven day all alcoholic common victualler license at 51 Waltham Street Maynard with two rooms kitchen first floor back room and basement for stock in said building. Names listed: John Mitzeavitch John C Sokolowski Joseph P Dineen.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Joseph S. Russo
Charles Russo
Dba
Russo’s
Waltham Street
John Mitzeavitch
John C. Sokolowski
Joseph P. Dineen
Speedy
Maynard Board Records Alcohol License Application
Maynard Board of Selectmen notes an application dated November 8 1956 by Speedy’s Italian Res taurant for an all alcoholic beverages common victualler license at 2 and 4 Waltham Street Maynard Mass with two rooms and kitchen on the first floor and one room on the first floor and basement for stock in said building.
Maynard Liquor License Sought by Jimmie's Case of Maynard
Chapter 138 of the General Laws lists Jimmie's Case of Maynard Inc Raymond P Catanis Manager applying for a 7 day malt and wine license as a common victualler at 149B Main Street Maynard one room and kitchen on the first floor with rear exit and basement stock.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Jimmie’s Case of
Maynard, Inc
Raymond P. Catanis
Main Street
Maynard Firm Seeks Malt and Wine License at Main Street
Pleasant Case Inc with manager John W Czerkacz applied for a seven day malt and wine license as a common victualler. The premises are 34 and 36 Main Street Maynard with a one room and kitchen on the first floor and a back room for stock.
Millstream Lunch Inc. Receives Liquor Sell Ban
Charter 132 of the General Laws orders Millstream Lunch Inc. to cease selling all alcoholic beverages seven days a week as a common victualler at 183 Main Street Maynard. The building includes a street floor room basement storage office and a selling room. John Mitzcavitch and John C. Sokolowski are named.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Millstream Lunch Inc
Anthony Woytkiewicz
Main Street
John Mitzcavitch
John. C. Sokolowski
Joseph P. Dineen
Maynard License Application for Old Timers Lunch Inc
Chapter 132 of the General Laws notes that Old Timers Lunch Inc led by Stanley Zancewicz applies for a license to sell land wines as a common victualler at 127 Main Street Maynard. The building includes a one room and kitchen on the first floor plus a basement back door for stock. John Sokolowsk is referenced in the filing.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Old Timers Lunch Inc
Stanley Zancewicz
Land
Main Street
John Mitzeavitch
John €. Sokolowsk
Joseph P. Dineen
Man Club Inc
Alexa Iuck
Maynard Board of Application
Macy's Red Door
Vincent
Holic
Mainnard
Kitaurant
John Mitt
John
Joseph P
Maynard Licenses Sought For Two Alcohol Retail Outlets
November 8 1956 Chapter 138 filing lists Bartholomew J Coughlin Inc and Maynard Lodge of Elks No 1562 as applying for alcohol licenses. Bartholomew J Coughlin Inc seeks all alcoholic beverages as a Retail Package Goods Store at 48 Main Street Maynard with two rooms and multiple entrances. Maynard Lodge of Elks No 1562 seeks all alcoholic beverages as a Club at 57 Main Street Maynard on the second floor.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Maynard Lodge of Elks
Stanley Jasielonis
All Alanalie. Ag
Main Street
Maynard Licensing Board Receives Multiple Alcohol License Applications
The Maynard Licensing Board notes several new license applications for alcoholic beverages in various local premises. Applications include venues at Main Street, 62 64 Maynard, 97 Main Street, and 121 Maynard with plans for club and retail beverage sales, storage rooms, and dining areas.
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Concord Enterprise
Eterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
A. W. Currier
Walden Street
Emerson
Pam
Vilhjalmu Stefansson
Stefansson
New Hampshire
Chicago
The
Meat Institute
Special
Musketaquid Club
Tip Waltham
Turkey
Wheeler
St. George’s
Lawrence School
Soule Operated
Concord Coaches’ Club
Soccerites
Ft. Red Cross
Legion
Narragansett
Siar
Sermrane
Wandicas
Pleasant Case, Inc
John W. Czerkacz
Bartholomew ~ J. Coughlin Inc
Jeremiah F. Lynch
River Street
John John A
Joseph B
John M. John C. Joseph
James R. Priest
John John C, Joseph
Maynard Board
Chenier
Tom In Goods Store Inc
Lech
John M. John C. Joseph P
Maynard Bo
Ing
Cage
John Mi
Joseph
Manchester
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