School News Highlights Civic Projects and Halloween Events
The Green Meadow and Coolidge schools report student elections ballots copied and counted for Election Day. Activities include art projects and nature studies, flag donations from local clubs, a sound projector and flags donated to the school, Halloween parades with costumes, and hearing tests by the school nurse.
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Maynard’ Lodge of Elks
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Women’s Club
Garden Club
Anthony Palmacco
Richard Tierney
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Green Meadow Sthnol
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Dorothy Holt
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Douglas Waluck
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Ellen Sokolowski
Lynde Fentech
Christine Erie
George Luto
Ronald Soyndar
James Hansen
Judy Tannuzzo
Paula Russo
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Edward LeSage
Proper Technique for Picking Apples in Wisconsin Growers Guide
A Wisconsin University horticulture expert explains careful apple handling in orchards. The correct method uses a light, up‑and‑away lift with the tree’s edge of the hand.
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George
University of Wisconsin
Education Week Observed With Maynard School Programs
Maynard schools announce Education Week events from November 11 to 17 under Superintendent Albert Lever. Activities include dedication of Memorial Gymnasium, patriotic programs, National Honor Society ceremonies, junior high dances, open houses, and PTA meetings at George Washington Auditorium and Memorial Gymnasium.
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Maynard
Albert Lever
Maynard High School
George Washington
George Washington Auditorium
Memorial Gymnasium
Concord Police Chronicle Report Highlights Patrols and Outreach
This past week Lt. Marshall J. Witherell recovered a missing motor and boat while Trooper Scarth coordinated help as three girls fled into the woods and were apprehended. Officer Jwin C. Dorian Jr. arrested a Waltham driver for operating under the influence after a truck struck an out of stage car. Halloween patrols kept order with praise for auxiliary police and voter turnout noted at polls.
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Concord
Marshall J. Witherell
Waltham
Mill Dam
Boxboro Election Totals Note Close to 1 A M
Boxborough votes tallied late with a heavy turnout of about 315 to 350 eligible voters. Results list candidates for President Governor Lieutenant Governor and other local offices with varying tallies including Eisenhower Nixon 265 and Stevenson Kefauver 43 in the national race and Furcolo 46 for governor.
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Boxborough
Tuseday
Eisenhower-Nixon
Stevenson-Kefauver
Furcolo
Whittier
Gbbons
Murphy
Cronin
Furbush
Kennedy
Beaudreau
Buckley
II Nobile
Fingold
McCormack
Halloween UNICEF collection tills hundreds for aid
Over $600 collected from Halloween efforts in Concord. 13,900 pennies were banked in one day, enough to supply over 10,000 glasses of milk or protect 12,000 children from tuberculosis. Donations help 1200 cases of yaws cured and 40,000 bowls of rice provided.
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Concord
Unicef
West Concord
Harvard Trust
O'Dea Abbreviation on Liquor Licenses Shows Split Votes
The ballot item lists multiple license categories including liquor all license beer and wines package stores with yes and no tallies. O'Dea precinct 243 shows 122 yes 157 no against 59 for liquor all license and 103 for beer and wines while 138 and 150 relate to package stores.
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O'Dea
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