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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1960

Page

10

Concord youths qualify as playground contest ends

Several youngsters qualified for the finals of the bicycle safety contest across Concord playgrounds. Winners included Frances Geldi Brenda Venti William Kelley and others in age groups 12 plus 10 11 and 9 and under.

Concord Stoneham Emerson Playground Walter Carew, Jr Alcott Harmen Walden ‘Pond Fransie Geldi Brenda Venti William Kelley Robert Berry Cheryl McCarthy Jéra Seminza Cheryl Mackine Jean Riyach Ellen Hanley Elaine McLaughlin Joseph D’ambrosio Bernard Dee John Bown Connie Smith Carol Hootan Betsy Byron Senna Johnson Peter Warren Nancy Berry Francis D’ambrosio Kevin ‘Horgan Pat Horgan Chris Smith Linda Hianate Kerry’ Smith

Maher Finishes Season as Umpire in Carolina League

Concord Ray Maher, ex catcher and captain from Lincoln, ends his first Carolina League season as an umpire in Class B with potential promotion. The 25 year old previously worked in the Class D Appalachian League and had a brief stint with the St. Louis Cardinals chain. He sublets his Lincoln home to Lou Clinton of the Boston Red Sox.

Concord Ray Maher Lincoln St. Louis Cardinals Lou Clinton Boston Red Sox

Final Stages at Nashawtuc Golf Club Prepare Opening

Final changes at Nashawtuc Country Club include tilling loamy soil for seeding this month. Archeologist Ben Smith notes Nipmuc villages once occupied the course near the Sudbury river. A temporary clay house near the river has been renovated and several committees are forming for the fall winter season and spring opening.

Concord Nashawtuc Country Club Ben Smith Nipmucs Sudbury Clide Dan Enneguéss Acton Curly Slocum Weston Charles Barbo Belmont Ernest Toombs William Clark Lincoln

St. Paul’s School Holds Open House For Nursery

St Pauls Day Nursery School plans an open house Friday Aug 26 from 10 30 am to noon in the Sunday School wing of St Pauls Mission Church Parents and children can meet teachers Mrs Charles L Tarbell Mrs A K Alexander and Mrs William E Robinson tour the rooms playground and equipment the nonsectarian program runs three mornings a week Monday Wednesday Friday starting Sept 1 Registrations are open for 1960 1961 and transportation may be provided

Bedford St. Paul’s Day St. Paul’s Mission

Concord P O N Y League All Stars Defeat Lexington Again

Concord P O N Y League all stars beat Lexington’s Babe Puth all stars for the second time at Emerson Playground by 7 to 2. David MccGivern started on the mound with Ronnie Baker relieving to earn the win. The teams meet again Sunday at the Ride out diamond.

Concord Lexington Babe Puth Emerson Playground David MccGivern Ronnie Baker Baker Concord Boys

Sudbury Public Schools Establish Four Districts

Sudbury Public Schools announce new school district lines for 1960 61 with four districts centering on Fairbank School Horse Pond Road School General John Nixon School and Israel Loring School Temporary classrooms arranged at South School Edison Building Junior High and Nixon and Fairbank for Loring district Families notified by letter about exact assignments and lunch arrangements while Loring building is prepared.

Sudbury Yener Horse “Pond Road General John Nixon Fairbank Aha Israel Loring Loring Edison Nixon School Fairbank School Town Hall Loring School Haynes Road Aaron Road Allan Avenue Allene Avenue Arborwood Road August Road Basswood Avenue Bee Ood Avenue Birchwood Avenue Brentwood Road Briar Patch Butler Lane Butler Road Center Street Country Village Craven Lane U. S. Res Crestview Road Crystal Lake East Street Elmwood Avenue Everett Street Fairbank Road Farm Fire Cut Frye Street Goodnow Road Great Lake Grindstone Lane Hollow Oak Drive Howe Street Hudson Road Maynard Road Intervale Road July Road Kala Street Katana Street Lake Sexton Street Stearns Lane Stuart Street Stubtoe Lane Sylvanway Teakettle Lane Tobin Street Village Road Watt Street West Street Willis Lake Willis Road Wilson Road Horse Pond Road Ash Street Austin Road Autumn Barton Drive Bent Road Bent Brook Boston Post Road Bowditch Road Brimstone Lane Carver Hill Dudley Road Dutton Road Easy Street Elliot Road Evergreen French Road Garrison House Lare Hemlock Road Fickory Highland Avennué Hobart Road Howell Road Jarmoon Kendall Road Linden Road Wayside Inn Willow Road Wilshire Street Winter Street Woodland Road Israel Spring School Allen Place Alta Road Ames Road Blackmer Road Bradity Place Brookdale Lane Brookdale Road Brooks Road Carol Street Christopher Lane Church Street Clark Lane Clifford Road Clifton Codier Lane Concord Coolidge Lane Cutler Road Dawson Drive Eddy Street Foxcroft Franklin Place Glen Road Goodman Hill Road Greenhill Road Indian Ridge Joan Avenue Kay Street King Philip Road Lendham Road Lynne Road Maple Avenue Massasoit Avenue Meadow Drive Metacomet Way Mill Lane Nelson Road Old Country Road Old Lancaster Roads Old Orchard Road Patricia Road Pelham Island Road Pennymeadow Road Pheasant Avenue Pokonoket Avenue Raymond Road Singletary Jane Concord Road Curry Lane Dakin Road Demarco Road Drum Lane Elaine Road Elsbeth Road Eugene Road Ford Road Gerry Drive Great Road Greenwood Road Hill Street Hilltop Road Homestead Road Jacqueline Road Liberty Lane Lincoln Lane Lincoln Road Longfellow Road Maybury Street Morse Road New Bridge Road North Road Oakridge Road Old Berlin Road Old Lancaster Road Old Sudbury Road Pantry Road Peakham Circle Peakham Road

Booster Shots Adequate for Diphtheria and Tetanus

Evidence suggests booster shots every three to four years provide adequate protection against diphtheria and tetanus. The finding supports current immunization schedules and public health guidance for maintaining immunity.

New Students Registered at Acton Roxborough Regional

Acton Roxborough Regional announces several new enrollees for September. Incoming grade 9 Robert A Hall comes from Fairborn Ohio with family Benny and Mrs Hall of West Acton. Grade 8 additions include Charles R Riordan from Lebanon Connecticut now at 74 Alcott Acton Center and Francis J Boutin from Concord at 15 Church Street. Grade 8 also adds Robert E Winters Jr from Stillwater Oklahoma son of Mr and Mrs Robert Winters Sr. Grade 11 welcomes Michael S Ferrari from Newman Preparatory School Boston and Robert M Noonan Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Noonan Sr of West Acton. Grade 7 adds Susan Forrest of 6 Algonquin Road West Acton, previously at Rose Hawthorne Concord.

Acton Acton -Roxborough Robert A. Hall Robert Robert Fairborn Benny Hall Oneida Road West Acton Charles R. Riordan Charles Lebanon, Conn Alcott Street Acton Center Robert E. Winters, Jr Stillwater Okla Robert'e. Winters, Sr Francis J.' Boutin Susan Forrest John W. Forrest Algonquin Road Rose Hawthorne Concord

28ers Sweep Second Half Title In PONY League

The 28ers edged the Agents to clinch the second half championship of the PONY Baseball League and, having won the first half, are undisputed champions with no playoffs planned. This week they face an all star team from the league in a second game tonight at Rideouts Playground at 6 15.

Concord Howard Johnsons Rideouts

Buy United States Savings Bonds Drive

A government campaign urges citizens to invest in U S savings bonds to support national programs. The drive promotes patriotic savings as a means to aid the country’s financial needs and future prosperity.

U. S

School Bell Rings Here On Sept 7

Acton opening day schedule announced by William L. O Connell. Public school pupils in grades 7 through 12 start September 7, while grades 1 through 6 begin September 8. New teachers meet September 6 at 10 a.m. regional high teachers at 11 a.m. Luncheon at noon followed by teachers meeting at 1:30 p.m.

Acton William L. O’connell

Carlisle Cow Passes Tests

Fernhame President Julie No. 3868178, a Holstein cow owned by Great Brook Farms, produced 16 334 pounds of milk and 624 pounds of butterfat in 364 days of twice milking as a five year old. University of Massachusetts supervised the production test as part of the national herd testing program at Brattleboro Wisconsin. The record is among those maintained by the Holstein Association of America in more than 2600 participating herds.

Carlisle Holstein-Friedian Association of America Fernhame Julie Great Brook Farms University of Massachusetts National Holstein Organization Brattleborough Farnham W. Smith Lowell Peed

Local All-Stars Drill For Game In Lowell

Concord and Two Concord High graduates Joey Manchuso and Bernie Megin Jr. drill with the Greater Lowell All Stars for the 12th annual game at the University of Massachusetts Amherst on Tuesday August 30. Coach Bernie Megin assists Head Coach Ray Riddick as players from the area plan to attend the event

Concord Concord High Joey Manchuso Bernie Megin, Jr Greater Lowell University of Massachusetts Amherst Bernie Mé¢in Ray Riddick Greater Lawrence

Marlboro Fish and Gamery Defeats Maynard Club in Indoor Range Meet

Marlboro The Fish and Gamery team narrowly beat Maynard Club 1282 to 1247 at the indoor range. Dany from Marlboro led with 269 points while Ted Maynard tied with 266. Individual scores include D Ciampaglia Howe J Aback R Babineau R Taylor for Marlboro and Dow Prescott Kendall Parker Hekkala for Maynard.

Marlboro _ The Maynard Club High Marlboro Dany Ted Maynard

Plans for Sunday Clam Festival and Ship Tourney

The Concord Rod and Gun Club met last night to organize a big clam event for Sunday. A balloon shoot for children and a ship tourney at North Rod and Gun Club were discussed, with plans noting a 275-pound all-league player and the Baltimore Colts in a lighthearted football context.

Concord Baltimore Baltimore Colts Sinon

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Boston Louise R. Shaw Bouve-Boston School Tufts University Medford Shaw John D. Shaw Coolidge Road Concord Academy Maher Carolina Loop Trademark Dow Chemical Co Christie Thomson, Inc Auto Paris Equipment and Supplies Main St. Maynard Priggen Steel Building CO YOO Gerard Highlands Otto Great ‘Rd MCNB ST. Paul's School P.O.N. Y. League Stars Stow Sudbury Public ‘Schools Nashanta Country Club Martin Lowell Maynap Boro Mar D. Ciampaglia , Howe J. Aback R. Babineau R, Taylor Maynard W. Dow D Prescott JW Kendall F. Parker F. Hekkala Poe Cunningham’s Stow Street
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