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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
19
The town faces a special meeting with thirteen articles including the sale of Powder Mill road property as a public dump and the selectmen negotiating for a suitable dump site. Land for dumping remains hard to obtain and residents await a lawful dumping plan.
Sudbury High School announces the Girls Glee Club will sing at the Parent Teachers Association meeting on May 2. The girls softball team also schedules a game against Marlboro at Marlboro on Friday April 29 at 3 00 p.m.
A neutron is one of the two building blocks of atomic nuclei, the other being the proton.
Sudbury clubs invite the public to attend an Extension show featuring St Patrick 4H projects and fine community talent. Mrs Richard Burckes delivered a full report on receipts at the April 19 meeting, naming Arvid Nelson and Ralph Stone Jr. as organizers.
The Sudbury Woman's Club holds its annual luncheon at The 4 at 1:00 p m. A skit by members and officers follows. Members should bring a white elephant for auction to be trans m by April 28 and respond to postcards sent.
Members and friends of the Sudbury Athletic Club sold tickets for two reserved seats to the opening Red Sox game. The drawing drew a large attendance with Hall King Philip reading the winner.
A study of 61 suburban Boston communities projects population growth from 1,076,767 in 1945 to 1,241,767 by 1955 and about 1,476,767 by 1970. Massachusetts savings bond sales in Jan-Feb 1948 reached 21.57 million, with plans to expand. Boston Public Library reports a rich early woodcut book collection, plus Kreisler library items. Sheffield forms committee to draft a zoning bylaw.
Arthur V. Howland of Goodmans Hill Road and his brother L B Howland of Longmeadow Massachusetts have just come back from a pleasant vacation at Rayon Beach Florida. Donald Da and Chuck Frost of North Sudbury have returned to their studies at the Stocke e of Agriculture.
Miss Peggy A daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold M John is announced as welcomed into the family with best wishes from relatives and friends in a brief society notice.
Mrs. Mildred W. Bowry, formerly of Sudbury and now a resident of Northampton, spent several years in Sudbury along Concord Road. The note records her move and residence history with sparse personal detail.
Hickam Air Force Base announces Airman John M. Phelps son of Mr and Mrs Walter E Pacific Air Command in Hawaii. Before entering the service Phelps was a student at Sudbury High School.
Mrs. George H. Walker Jr of Peakham Road hosted a hostess party last Tuesday evening in Belmont. The many guests enjoyed a merry evening and religious refresh ments were shared.
A committee plans a tag day to raise funds for a new community building begun months ago. Members present include Harold, Albert Tallant, Carla and Grange, with sponsors named along with several contributing ladies and local figures. they believe existing contributions suffice to start work though more funds may be needed to finish.
Local residents support a cancer fund drive with a goal of 680000. An estimated 200000 may die from cancer, with contributions sent to E Payson True treasurer at the Concord National Bank.
Mr and Mrs William Bren toured Chester New Hampshire to see their son Clyde and his wife formerly Raynor of Sudbury. The Am erican Home exhibit was chaired by Mrs William Brennan with Mrs Pred Dermott and Mrs Carlyle Burland as members. Pokonoket Vaillant Boy, a black and white Cocker Spaniel, returned home with the title Congratulations Valiant Boy.
Dick Hawes son of Mr and Mrs L Roy Hawes of Dakin road sustained injuries in an incident reported by local authorities. Details remain unclear as investigation continues.
The West Acton committee lists Arthur W. Ernest Banks as chair with Donald and other members named, outlining the leadership setup for the group.
Sudbury meeting at the association office on Pokonoket road South Sudbury confirms the annual ty fend drive date will be announced later. The gathering aims to boost attendance and showcase new quarters to visitors. A fall date is considered for the family party fundraiser, postponed from May 6.
Richard Eaton son of Mr and Mrs Maxwell Eaton Concord road observed his birthday with a first solo celebration at home. The surprise party was arranged by his parents with supper for Dick and his guests. Guests included Bob Johnson Sudbury and Sam Russell Wayland.
Nine members of Sudbury High School's senior class returned last weekend from a bus trip to New York. Chaperoned by teacher Richard Sprague, the group stayed at the YMCA and YWCA and spent almost a week sightseeing. They visited the Planetarium, Manhattan cruise, Chinatown, Radio City Music Hall, NBC radio studio, and observed a Fred Waring rehearsal. Among the travelers were Batchelder, Shirley Tallant, Anne Jean Hawes, Meric Franco, and Betty Gichill.
In a tight game, Amherst rallies to outlast Sudbury with key plays late in the fourth quarter. Sudbury fought hard, led by standout efforts from their star, while Amherst relied on steady defense and timely scoring to secure the win.
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