Maynard High School students receive multiple scholarships
Maynard High School announces scholarship awards to students. Robert Ferreira receives $400 from the Massachusetts Italian American Charitable Society via the Sons of Italy and enters St John’s Seminary. Robert Cutler gains $200 from the Stockbridge School of Agriculture at UMass for Forestry studies.
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Maynard High School
Maynard
Maynard High
Robert Ferreira
S. Ferreirs
Warren Street
Massachusetts
Sons of Italy
Robert
St. John's Seminary
Robert Cutler
Diane Johnston
Elmstreet
Stockbridge School of Agriculture
University of Massachusetts
Acton-Boxboro Girls Field Hockey Slate Today
Acton coach Isadore Stearns leads the Acton-Boxboro girls field hockey team with a schedule facing Chelmsford today. Upcoming games include Acton at Chelmsford October 9 and Maynard at Acton October 16.
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Acton
Isadore Stearns
Chelmsford
Acton-Boxboro
Sudbury School Council Elects Officers and Schedule
The Sudbury School News reports the Student Council elected Sheila Moynihan as President Frank Cartman as Vice President Carol Clippinger as Secretary and Peggy Clark as Treasurer. A square dance at the Elementary School Gym hosted by Joe Perkins drew many students and chaperones included several faculty members.
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Sheila Moynnihan
Frank Cartman
Carol Clippinger
Peggy Clark
Joe Perkins
Leslie Tourville
Melvin Downing
John McLean
Richard Clippinger
Acton-Faculty Soccer Schedule Announced by Henry Wall
Acton faculty manager Henry Wall releases the autumn schedule for the soccer team. Games include October 2 at Watertown, October 9 vs Sudbury at Acton, October 16 at Acton against Hudson, October 23 at Water Town, October 30 hosting Sudbury, November 6 hosting Acton against Hudson, and November 10 an all star game at Watertown at 2 p.m.
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University of Wisconsin
Mis Academy
Boston University
Harvard
Kaufman
Q Bach “Chorale
Anne Gombosi
Dido and Aeneas
Purcell
Hudson
Acton
Watertown
Lawrence Academy
Henry Wall
Sudbury
Jellyfish Thrive in Chesapeake Bay Waters and Pipestone Rock’s Rarity
The article notes billions of jellyfish in Chesapeake Bay during summer, varying in toxicity from poisonous to harmless. It describes their diaphanous, fragile bodies and swimmers often unaware of their presence. It also mentions Pipestone, Minnesota, famed for the unique red pipestone rock found nowhere else.
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Chesapeake Bay
Picks for Week Highlight in Local Gridiron Scraps
The columnist recaps a rough opener scoring 140 of 210 and forecasts week two outcomes. Picks include Medford over Chelsea Newton over Cranston Brantree over Needham Waltham over Brookline Lowell over Nashua Wayland over Westboro Belmont over Reading Leominster over Arlington Winchester over Stoneham Maynard over Westford Middlesex 60 over Browne Nichols Malden over Haverhill Marlboro over Framingham Melrose over Lexington and a 230 point potential.
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Waltham
Watertown
Wellesley
Prichard
Medford
Chelsea
Newton
Cranston
Braintree
Needham
Brookline
Lowell
Nashua
Wayland
Westboro
Belmont
Reading
Leominster
Arlington
Winchester
Stoneham
Maynard
Westford
Middlesex
Browne & Nichols
Malden
Haverhill
Marlboro
Framingham
Melrose
Lexington
Concord Rod and Gun Club Plans Ladies Nite Event
The Concord Rod and Gun Club schedules a ladies night at the clubhouse with James W Oakman in charge of refreshments. A recent business meeting led by president James W Powers followed by a Labor Day clambake report from vice president Ted Roth. The club notes the death of longtime member and past president Nels A Horne three weeks ago. Past President William J Ryan begins a series of handicap vision matches.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
James W. Oakman
Freservaughs
James W. Powers
Ted Roth
Nels A. Horne
William J. Ryan
Trip to Moon May Be Only 30 Years Away
At the International Astronautical Conference delegates from the United States and Russia predicted space travel could reach the moon and Mars in about 30 to 40 years. They foresee a satellite within a decade and manned orbital flight soon after, with broader space exploration remaining years ahead.
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Moon
Mars
United States
Russia
Astronautical Federation
Harlow Shapley
Germany
Agen Saenger
Saenger
Eistein
Columbo Finishes 370 In Mill Dam Bowling League
Columbo rolled a 370 series with 141 116 and 113 Monday night to lead the Mill Dam Bowling League. Anchors blank Tudys 4-0 as Eddie Tetreault added a 358. Other results include Lincoln Postoffice 4-0 and Ramblers 3-1 over Bridge Acres.
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Corcord
Charlie Columbo
Mill Dam
Eddie Tetreault
Anchors Blank Tudys
Lincoln
Postoffice
Hubbardville
Priests
Ramblers
Bridge Acres
Jolers
K. of C
Outlaws and Barons Lead In Acton Bowling Scores
Tuesday results show Farmers 0 to Outlaws 3, Owls 1 to Orioles 3, Barons 1 to Olympics 4 at Harvard lanes. High scorers include Walter Carlson 327, George Hatch 318, Sal Watkins 305. high single Carl son 122. Matches set for 8:30 p.m. at Harvard. Also note Mount Evans Colorado road summit and cosmic ray studies at University of Denver lab.
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Farmers Oe
Outlaws
Barons
Orioles
Owls
Olympics
Farmers
Walter Carlson
George: Hatch
Sal’ Watkins
Carlson
Harvard
United States
Mount Evans
Colorado
University of Denver
Marlboro shooter wins Mass State Rifle and Pistol title
Me L Tate of Bolton Street captured the championship at the Massachusetts State Rifle and Pistol Association match held Sunday at the Sudbury Rod and Gun Club. Tate scored 795 of 800 with 42 Xs and belongs to the Marlboro Fish and Game Junior Rifle Club.
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Marlboro
Dwight How, Jr
Bolton Street
Mass
Sudbury
St. Mary's Stuns Maynard High In Openers At Alumni Field
St. Mary's Brookline shocked Maynard High 200 in a Sunday gridiron opener at Alumni Field. Saints rush for two touchdowns with Jim Thornton and Tom Curran leading a rugged defense and a fast backfield.
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Maynard
St. Mary’s
Brookline
Maynard High
Lou
Fuecile
al St. Pierre
B.C
Saints
Jim Thornton
Tom Curran
T.D
Mr. Thornton
Tom A Dass
K and Gold Rip
Bill B
Thornton i
du Mullin
St. McIntyre
Je ¢Hue
St. M Mullowney
Erick
Fern Conroy
Lawler
Police Blotter Details Speeding and Quick Reprieve Incidents
Concord police logged 43 motorists timed by the electrical speed timer with 14 to district court. Out of town offenders made up about 90 percent. A football field damage incident prompted groundskeepers’ repair work. A near-miss bus incident saw a bicyclist halt after signals from Mrs Wilson. Morgan Grant’s driving praised for handling a two ton vehicle. Seven more speeders faced court, all fined. An accident at Mill Dam involved a New York driver and local resident.
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Concord
District Court
Po Ptuline
Stew-Everett
Sie
Igne
Morgan Grant
Charles Boardman
Mill Dam
New York
Concord District Court
Lincoln boys face charges over seized weapons incident
Report describes Lincoln youths linked to a Hobbs Brook incident involving three firearms. Details indicate a caretaker’s son involved and authorities noting possession as punishable. Events center on a water exposure claim and a Thompson firearm linked to an earlier seizure.
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Lincoln
Ballisticians
Tod
Machine Hobbs Brook
Thompson
F. Francis J
Mondi
Masi
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