Schoolboy practice opens late as season begins
The season starts late with schoolboy football practice delayed to September 1 due to Labor Day. Coaches at nearby towns push double sessions and fundamentals as teams like Maynard Concord Waltham Gardner and Melrose face pressure from fans who mix sport with business, while local sports notes applaud community deeds and staff shifts.
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Guthentic
Toth
Maynard
Concord
Waltham
Gardner
Melrose
Belmont
James Ruggiero Lankiewicz
Faded notes recount a 19th century pairings list
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals and pairs with surnames Tolman Harvey Tolman and S include Norman Harvey, 1889 references, and a note about Chase, Donald, and Nits. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Donald
Chase
Norman & Argy
J Harvey
Tolman
Mes
Moreau D Buddy King Me 137 and Meele
Readable fragments show names Moreau Meele and King Me plus numbers 137. Details unclear but indicate a short notice involving these individuals and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy King Me
Meele
Freee Witch Play Weekend Victory Noted
A fragment notes a weekend event titled freee witch play with a mention of Shawtuc Ki and a victory by Victor, though details are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Mrs Lane scores ace at Concord Country Club
Concord news reports Mrs Alfred A Lane of 110 Sudbury Road scored an ace at Concord Country Club. She sank a 155 yard ninth hole shot using a No 4 wood while playing with her husband. It was the first hole in one this year at Concord and the first in many seasons for a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Alfred A. Lane
Sudbury Road
Concord Country Club
Mrs. Everdell Defends Crown at Co hasset Yacht Club
Sylvia Everdell representing Duxbury Yacht Club defended the South Shore women's championship at the Cohasset Yacht Club last week. She staged a comeback to win the final three races of the five race series, finishing with 19.75 points, ahead of her nearest rival by 1.5 points.
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Concord
Sylvia Everdell
Duxbury Yacht Cub
South Shore
Cohasset Yacht Club
Rod and Gun Club Plans Labor Day Clambake
Concord Rod and Gun Club meets Wednesday at the clubhouse with President James Powers. Final plans for the Labor Day outing and clambake will be featured. the public is welcome and dinner will be served from 12 noon. General chairman is Vice-President Chester Sadlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
James Powers
Chester Sadlow
Mother and Son Golf Championship at Concord Country Club
The Senenes-Annus tournament begins today at Concord Country Club with 56 teams competing and 65 teams tomorrow. Finals are scheduled for tomorrow under the direction of M G Aral local entries are expected to make a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senenes — Annus Mother and Sons
Concord Country Club
M.G. A. Ral
Kulevich Named To Faculty Post At Wayland High
Maynard Kulevich of 9 Pleasant Street is named to Wayland High School's faculty for the coming school year. A Holy Cross graduate class of 1960 he earned honors in high school and college baseball and was briefly with the Chicago Cubs organization before an injury. His brother Alex a former Boston College star coaches at Bishop Fenwick High School Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulevich
Wayland High
Maynard
Alexander W. Kulevich
Pleasant Street
Wayland H. S
Holy Cross College
Tee
Framingham State College
Chicago Cubs
Alex
Bishop’ Fenwick H. S
Peabody
Maynard Rod & Gun Club Holds Annual Outing Sunday
Maynard Rod & Gun Club invites the public to a rain or shine Sunday event at Waltham street grounds. From 1 to 4 p m dinner features lobster chicken and clams with all day refreshments. Activities include trap and turkey shoots deep shoot games prizes dances and a tug of war challenge for local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
Waltham Street
Charity Grid Iron Game At Lowell
The Greater Lowell all stars will play the Greater Lawrence all stars at 8 p.m. in a charity football game at Lowell. Lowell combine is coached by Ray Riddick. For the second year in a row Maynard and Concord players are not in the Lowell squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Teesday
Greater-Lowell All-Stars
Greater-Lawrence All-Stars
Lowell Combine
Ray Riddick
Maynard Or
Concord
Lowell
Committee Plans Football Programs Concorde
A citizens committee voted to continue sponsoring the high school football program at home games this fall. P. P. Harold A. Baker will coordinate. They reviewed May’s banquet led by President Joseph P. Francis. The next meeting is set for Sept. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Committee
P. P. Harold A. Baker
Joseph P. Francis
Scotch Foursomes Results At Nashawtuec Club
Last week Nashawtuec Country Club mixed foursomes concluded with top scores. First gross partners Joe McDonald and Kay Fertig posted 48, followed by Dick Beharrell and Rita Callahan also 48. First net Ernie Toombs and Mary Belanger 74, with Harry Ledberry and Dodo Swartz also 74. Second net Jack Arnow and Ginny Martini 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nashawtuec Country Club
Joe McDonald
Kay Fertig
Dick Beharrell
Rita Callahan
Bob Brennan
Lois Natoli
Ernie Toombs
Mary Belanger
Harry Ledberry
Dodo Swartz
Jack Arnow
Ginny Martini
Results Posted In Golf Tourney Concord At Concord Country Club
In the eagle birdie par tourney at Concord Country Club on Saturday, Wilder Parks led with 68 points ahead of Dr. John F. Flavin 60 points and Calvin Geary 54. Others included Charles Chamberlain 52, Franklin R. Johnson 44, A. A. Cameron 43, James Tyson 42, Loring Grimes 41, Walter Bush 41, Mason L. Ham 40, Thomas Porter 40, Norman Burris 39, Samuel E. Cutler 33, Danforth W. Comins Jr 30, and Roger Eckfeldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Country Club
Wilder Parks
John F. Flavin
Calvin Geary
Charles Chamberlain
Franklin R. Johnson
A. A. Camerson
James Tyson
Loring Grimes
Walter Bush
Mason L. Ham
Thomas Porter
Norman Burris
Samuel E. Cutler
Danforth W. Comins, Jr
Roger Eckfeldt
Halloran Named Recreation Director in Wellesley
Russell Halloran promoted to director of recreation in Wellesley where he previously served as assistant. A Boston University graduate and former Newton High School baseball captain, he was signed by the Red Sox in 1959 but left due to an injury. He lives on Eaton Street with his wife and three children.
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Concord
Russell
Russ” Halloran
Wellesley
Boston University
Newton H. S
Red Sox
Eaton Street
Maynard Gridsters Open 193? Season Under Coach DeRosa
Maynard High football starts drills on Alumni Field with veteran coach Will DeRosa entering his 13th season. Captain Charlie Coggins leads a returning unit that includes Herb Symes and Jim Ruggiero. depth and new players from Lou Varrichione’s junior high team are noted as the squad prepares for a Sept. 28 opener against Cambridge Latin.
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Maynard
Maynard E
Will DeRosa
Tigers
Joe Uglevich
Bob Whitney
Charlie
Coggins
Herb Symes
Jim Ruggiero
Manty
Hackett
Pecewicz
Biguisiak
Gorts
Mullin
Barrett
Holt
Primiano
Hatch Brothers
Lou Varrichione
Coac DeRosa
Raymond E. Hooper
Cambridge Latin
DeRosa
Jim Duggan
Harry Larson
Twelve New Families Welcomed by Welcome Wagon in Town
Acton hosts twelve new arrivals welcomed by Betty Oleson. Families come from Brookline Greensburg Pa Lexington Ft. Walton Beach Fla Somerville Texas Durham N H Pearl River N Y Riverside Conn Indianapolis Ind Syracuse N Y and more. Couples hold roles at MIT Raytheon General Radio Digital Equipment Corp Bedford Air Base and other employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Stone & Webster
Paul Hamilton
Hamilton
Raytheon
Charles G. Cameron
Lexington
West Acton
Cameron
M.I.T. Instrumentation Laboratory
Bedford
Baton Davis
Ft. Walton Beach
Fla
South Acton
Davis
Boston
Alcert Higden
Somerville
Higden
Belknap & McClain, Inc
Watertown
Henry Zinke
Texas
Zinke
Bedford Air Base
Roger Atherton
Durham
N.H
Atherton
General Radio Company
Frederick Hinchcliff
Pearl River
N.Y
Hinchcliff
H. Muchstie
Peter Salter
Riverside
Salter
Ray
Kenneth R. Hill
Indianapolis
Ind
West Arton
Hill
P.R. Mallory
Juna A. Ridgeway
Syracuse
Ridgeway
Digital Equipment Corp
Lieut Lowther Reported In Germany For First Duty
Second Lieut. Jack L. Lowther arrives at Ramstein Air Force Base Germany for his first active duty assignment as an intelligence officer. He earned his commission through AFROTC at Ohio State University and holds a BA from the same university. He is son of Lieut. Col. and Mrs Dale R. Lowther of Bedford Massachusetts and is married to Cynthia daughter of Mr and Mrs Ho C Payne of Annandale Virginia.
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Ramstein
A.F.B
Germany
Jack L. Lowther
S. Marion Street
Cardington
Air Force
Lowther
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Ohio State University
Dale R. Lowther
Elmbrook Circle
Bedford, Mass
Annandale
Va.) High School
Cynthia
Ho- C. Payne
Pine Ridge Drive
Musketa quid Sportsmen Club Plans Evening Meeting
West Concord reports a regular supper meeting of the Musketa quid Sportsmen's Club set for tonight at 6 30 with President Henry Graham and Secretary Raymond B Lawrence in charge. The text also notes a pancake making tip to test griddle heat by sprinkling water and watching for bubbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Henry Graham
Raymond B. Lawrence
Dewey and Almy Set Annual Employee Outing at Connie's Grove
The Euro Club of the Acton plant Dewey and Almy Chemical Co division of W. R. Grace Co will hold its annual picnic for employees and families at Connie's Grove Dracut on Saturday.
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South Acton
Acton
Dewey and Almy Chemical Co
W. R. Grace Co
Connie's Grove
Dracut
Dennison Man Is Transferred
Maynard Dennison Manu facturing Co announces that Robert A Engh has been moved from Philadelphia to the Framingham home office as project engineer in machine systems with focus on new product development He previously served in Chicago sales from 1952 to 1961 and then became Philadelphia area sales manager
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Maynard — Dennison Manufacturing Co
Robert A. Engh
Philadelphia
Framingham
Engh
Machine Systems Division
Chicago
Concord Grange Family Outing Draws About 100
About 100 people from Concord area Granges and two Montreal guests attended the Musketaquid Sportsman’s Club cookout. Arthur Mills and George Henault joined Master Robert Perry and others for a corn roast with hi fi records, sack race, games, and a watermelon dessert.
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Concordd
Montreal
Canada
Musketaquid Sportsman's Club
Arthur Mills
Carlisle Grange
Sudbury
Pinehurst
George Henault
Concord
Robert Perry
Grange
James Alexander
John Parke
Master Perry
Joseph Sorrenti
Michael Rizzitano
Thomas Bailey
Leonard Cullinane
Frank Hancock
Perry
Sudbury Student Earns Degree at Maine Campus
Among 255 graduates at the 121st commencement of the University of Maine at Orono, Edward B. Morrison of Sudbury earned an M S in civil engineering and Lynda R. Wheelock of Wayland earned a sociology certificate. Dr. Mark R. Shibles, dean of the college of education, spoke at the ceremony.
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Sudbury
University of Maine At
Orono
Edward B. Morrison
M. S
Lynda R. Wheelock
Wayland
Mark R. Shibles
The
Colege of Education
Stow Selectmen Set Tuesday Meeting and Local Events
Stow prepares for its next selectmen meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the town hall with Chairman Roland Wright presiding. Union Evangelical Church services continue through September led by Rev Margaret M Morton interim minister. Stow Grange to hold its annual fair on Saturday August 31 with public welcome. Local Swin classes conclude tomorrow at Lake Boo with instruction and certificates for participants. Kathleen Staniunas of Hudson is named head instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Selectmen
Roland Wright
Union Evangelical Church
Margaret. M. Morten
Cambridge
Stow Grange
Sudbury Grange
Lake Boo
Kathleen Staniunas
Hudson
Grahams Return From Lake George Camping Trip
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Gra ham of 468 Main Street returned from a two week camping trip to Lake George New York Patrolman Graham has resumed his duties with the Concord police force
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Graham
Main Street
Lake George
N.Y
Graham
Concord
Gloria Swanson Follows Don DeFore at Whalom
Gloria Swanson returns to the Lake Whalom Playhouse in Just For Tonight after Don DeFore and Sandra Church wrap Susan Slept Here The Whalom engagement continues with DeFore star and Church co star through the Saturday show early reservations advised for the Swanson run August 26 to 31 with matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalom Playhouse
Guy Palmerton
Swanson
Boys Injured In Bicycle Fall In South Acton Area
Albert J. Melio Jr. of Walnut Street 10 was found lying in Powdermill Road near Route 62 Wednesday after a bicycle fall. A passing motorist alerted police. Patrolman Robert Bartlett took the boy to Emerson Hospital for a bruised chest where he was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Maynard Lad
Albert J. Melio, Jr
Walnut Street
Powdermill Road
Route 62
Robert Bartlett
Emerson Hospital
Nashoba Teacher Attending Parley at New Hampshire Conference
Nashoba Regional high school science instructor Stow-Ira E. Creelman will attend the Northeast Association of Chemistry Teachers conference at the University of New Hampshire through August 4. Topics include Thin Layer Chromatography, Design of Experiments, Soviet Chemical Education, Structural Chemistry of Silicates, and The Male Concept. Notable chemists from across the country will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Acton Student Enters Worcester Junior College as Freshman
South Acton resident R. Elliott has been accepted as a freshman in electronic engineering at Worcester Junior College. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George T Elliott Jr of 4 Conant Street Groton and a 1961 graduate of Lawrence Academy where he played soccer golf and was in the camera club. Shoes last longer in hot weather if the inside is dried with a vacuum blower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Roy R. Elliott
Worcester Junior College
George T. Elliott, Jr
Conant Street
Lawrence Academy
Groton
Camera Club
Sudbury Ends First Official Summer Reading Program
The Sudbury summer reading program at Gen John Nixon School ends its first session under Joseph Bombino and Herbert D Hill Jr. Sixty five full time pupils attended five weeks while 11 were part time. Six out of town students joined the program. Of 76 participants 37 were primary 24 intermediate five junior high nine senior high and one college student. The project was non profit and self supporting.
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Sudbury
Gen. John
Sudbury School Committee
Private collections buying items before 1830
Private buyers seek historical curios and antiques dated before 1830. They pay fair prices for core items including clocks, silver, pewter, guns, and paintings. Contact Tishier at P. GO. Bux 33, Waban 68, Massachusetts for details and obligations.
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Tishier
Mass
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Rod & Gun Club
Halloran
U. S. Savings
Lieut. Lowther
Chee
Dewey
Almy
Dennison
Moen
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Anthony E. Kolenda
High Street
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Sheppard A.F.B
Tex
Kolenda
Marlborough Vocational High School
U.S.A.F
Concord Grange
STOW
Gloria Swanson
Don Defore
Nashoba
Natick
Steve McQueen
James Garner
Tab Hunter
Frankie Avalon
Frank Sinatra
U.S
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Seder
Richmond
Haxel
Susan
Shirley Matson
Eyes
Mats
Gloria
Tonga
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Littleton
Panavision
Richard Atte
NSE
Fey Eta
Walt Disneys
Steve Reeves
Slaveson
Spartacus
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