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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
13
The article describes Connors and DeMarco bragging before a planned Monday night bout on April 10. DeMarco warns and promises a left hook while Connors claims he will flatten his opponent, drawing attention from fans and sports offices selling tickets at 262 Friend and Boston Gare.
A jumble of scores shows the Swallows tied 2-2 with a week’s tally across multiple lanes. Notable marks include Garcia and Carey reaching mid 200s, Fitzpatrick and Dena contributing solid marks, and Wrens posting several successful frames led by Carr and Segedel despite a sparse festival slate.
Fnard women practice drills at the school training session. The team demonstrates teamwork and drills as part of an organized practice.
Notre Dame trails early but gains by half and tops Holy Cross as Patgyr Lannieliov Steimmann leads with 306 points and Jim Lawrente nets the high night total. Team rosters show Haynes Ryan Bell and Bulger among scorers reaching 260s and 290s.
Sylvia Pace and Shirley Pace led with a pair of 287 triples as the Zips beat the Toppers in a weekly round. Others saw Thunderbirds defeat Hot Shots 3 1 with J Stensby and H McCarthy posting high totals.
Cush mans meet Lions EF and S face Lume in a set of early games with unknown outcomes. The brief notes highlight pairings rather than results, reflecting a condensed sports snippet.
Maynard E Niemi of 40 Walnut Street was named to the dean's list at Wentworth Institute Boston announced by president H Russell Beatty. Niemi studies evening courses in architectural engineering and is employed at United Co operative Society. He was a member of National Honor Society and Osmania club and received the John Philip Souza Band award.
West Concord Scout mothers of Troop 148 will host a ham and bean supper at Thoreau School on Saturday April 26 with two seatings at 5 and 6 oclock Tickets are on sale. Co chairmen are Mrs John Battelomeo and Mrs George Davis. Troop 143 plans meetings on Friday nights in April and May with officer elections set for Friday April 10 nominations for border of the arrow.
The Unity Club invites members to a Thursday April 16 gathering at 8 pm hosted by Mrs. George A. Clark in Lowell. President presides with guest speaker Mr Drown discussing Eskimorg Lore. Co-hostesses include Mrs. Lyle L. Grant, Mrs. Robert Trainer, and Miss Nathanial P. Carleton.
Concord Tuesday speaker Joseph D Burroughs discussed Our Teen Agers on Channel 5 Extensor Service sponsored programs. Marjorie M Merchant spoke on Economical Buys Among Variety Meats yesterday. Next Curtis A Johnson will discuss Outdoor Lighting and Carol Sheehan Food Buying After Taxes at 12 30 p m.
Local league announces tryouts for youth players next weekend at Goward Field in Acton. Participants should arrive prepared for drills and assessments led by league coaches.
William E. Whitney Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Whitney of Gleason dale and Hudson recently graduated from Navigator Training at Harlingen Air Force Base Texas earning Air Force silver wings and commission as a second lieutenant He attended MIT Cambridge majoring in Mechanical Engineering The 30 week course prepared him for a role as navigator in the USAF and he will join Keesler AFB Mississippi for advanced radar bombardment and electronics training
A cancer crusade will be conducted in Bedford during April and end with a town wide canvass on April 28. Frank J Hennessy heads the campaign with co chairs Mrs Frederick Tursthmann and Mrs John Seiler. George Doherty is treasurer and John Harrison handles solicitation with special gifts by Mrey Rodney Blake and others.
A charter for a general photography business is granted to William W. Anderson at 14 Hubbard Street. Capital listed as 15 000 300 60 dollars with Anderson as president and a treasurer position noted. Charter details include multiple misreadable addresses and names.
Acton boards held weekly sessions with the board of selectmen meeting Tuesdays at 7:38 pm in the Town Hall. D A V Chapter 28 gathered there with National Commander Davids B. Williams present and Aldege Rithard elected, while attendees included Herman Lee and Arthur Trepasiter. Easter seat sale campaign raised $13,525, about 66 percent of goal.
Delegates from West Acton Baptist and Senior High Fellowship visit Littleton Baptist Church Sunday evening for the ordination service of Mé Wal. The Ladies Post meets at 8 o'clock in the legion hall with Alice Roberts presiding.
Aetot-Boxbord regional district school committee was granted permission to the Actom FAT.A. for a dance on April 24.
The Bedford Social Club held its monthly meeting at the Civic Club House on a Wednesday night with Mrs. Lawrence Santapaulas as chair. A white elephant auction entertained attendees. News arrived last week of the death of John Mimet Harrington at Framingham at age 86, a Bedford resident for over 20 years and a landscape gardener. He left three daughters.
Maynard Rotary Club held its weekly meeting at Twin Trees Restaurant. President Joseph Bachrach presided as William Osbeck became president with Thomas Eley as vice president and Paul Cornwall as secretary. Other officers include Anthony Sebastyn treasurer and Richard T. White assistant treasurer. The club planned the district conference in Pitcburg April 20 Marlborough district assembly May 19 and international convention in New York June 7 to 11. Governor Herbert L. O Neil reported 88 percent attendance for February and 88.75 percent district average. Recent Rotary visitors included Frank L. Allen Louis Drink ee Dorney Merle Hunt Powell Charles Barclay Hert bert Johnson Herve Boyle Jerry Boyle John Dagdigian Philip Sweetset and Wayne Jenkins.
Members of Winona Rebekah Lodge No. 132 held a surprise party at the South Acton Community Universalist Church in Florence last Wednesday evening. Chaplain and noble grand led the meeting with Anna French Louise Gareau Esther Smiley and Doris Porter in charge. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is planned for May 6.
Rev Charley B. Kerang announces first communion class to receive on Saturday May 16 at Nashoba Valley church. Monthly meeting of Nashoba Court of Amaranths set for Friday April 17 at Masonic Temple Concord with Mrs Evelyn Bateson presiding as new royal matron. Ronald and Mrs Smith of 205 Arlington Street announce birth of son Scott Allen on March 27.
A Soviet article translated here notes Lunik could be photographed on its nearest earth approach in about five years. Astronomer Dadayev says a successful image would help refine the astronomical unit, aiding precise spaceflight calculations. NASA officials doubt Pioneer IV will be seen again, and Venus probes are discussed as alternative means to measure distances.
The Army developed a light weight camera that relies entirely on heat radiation from the subject for imaging. The first jet plane was flown in Italy in the fall of 1989.
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