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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1956

Page

5

Pheasant Regulations Dissatisfy Northboro Hunters

Northboro pheasant hunters face reduced stocking as state officials refuse to release birds in town. Pen raised line necks must be stocked in neighboring townships due to a local ordinance requiring landowner permission before hunting. This will cause significant losses of about 200 pheasants and diminish public hunting opportunities in Massachusetts.

Northboro Division of Fisheries and Game Northboro Sportsmen’s Club Worcester Commonwealth Worcester County Massachusetts Board of Fisheries and Game Board of Natural Resources Boston Bird Dog Harold Parker State Forest Andover Forestry and Wildlife Resources Brasley

Middlesex County 4-H Fair a huge success at Westford

The sixth annual Middlesex County 4-H Fair at the new Westford 4-H Center drew about 5 009 attendees over August 24 25 and 26. Exhibits from 500 plus 4-H Club members covered dairy poultry sheep goats fruits vegetables arts crafts and homemaking with a Saturday horse show featuring 83 horses. Lt Governor Sumner G Whittier awarded top honors to Stephen Verrill of Concord and Priscilla Harrison of Reading, with several other standout winners named by county officials and committee chairs.

Middlesex County 4-H Fair, Inc 4-H Westford Sumner G. Whittier Stephen Verrill Concord

Concord golf plan for weekend tourney hinges on pro Hale Cahoon

Concord Country Club hosts no tournament this week end but pro Harold Cahoon and assistant Stan Wasiuk plan a week end holiday tourney starting Saturday. The piece notes a broad health context mentioning about 2000 diphtheria cases yearly in the United States and urges booster shots to maintain immunity for both children and adults.

Concord Concord Country Club Harold Cahoon Stan Wasiuk United States

Joe Louis Blues Tax Debt on TV Quiz Show

Joe Louis reveals a tax bill exceeding a million dollars and vows to use earnings from a TV quiz show to settle with the IRS. He cites World War II era pay, fighting income, and charity gifts as parts of his effort while considering retirement due to a heart condition and injuries from a Cowboy Rocky Lee bout.

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Bowling League Opens September 11 At Harvard Alleys

Acton Bowling League secretary Walter N Stevenson says the new season starts Tuesday September 11 at Harvard Alleys with six teams, matches begin at 8 30 p m.

Acton Walter N. Stevenson Acton Bowling League Harvard

Boat Parade Draws Large Crowd at Lake Boon Event

A sunny Sunday afternoon boat parade at Lake Boon drew a large crowd of summer residents and visitors. Harold Judge and Henry Goldman led the event with Mrs Shirley O Bey recording entries and awards. Winners earned trophies and banners in Most Beautiful and Most Original categories, with judges Edward Dechenes, Raymond B Good, Russell Clark, and Gus Blomstrom evaluating the entries.

Hudson Lake Boon Harold Judge Henry Goldman Shirley O’bey Janice O’bey Ruth Kirkpatrick Mary Lee Sullivan Daniel Boone Nancy Hill the Vikings Cynthia Ferguson Charles Mack Edward Dechenes Raymond B. Good Russell Clark Gus Blomstrom

Concord golfers in Pine Brook caddy tourney field

In the Massachusetts caddy championship at Pine Brook Country Club Weston, David Wheeler and Donald Fraser of Concord competed. Fraser qualified in his opening round Monday with 83 and 63 for 166 total while Wheeler failed to qualify with 53 and 48 for 101.

Concord Pine Brook Country Club Weston David Wheeler Donald Fraser Wheeler

Megin starts grid practice at Concord

Concord High football coach Bernie Megin begins opening practices at Emerson Playground with assistant Welter R. Carew and John J. O Connell. Three weeks remain before the season opener September 22 at Winchester, coached by Henry Newlton. Co captains are Charlie Flanigan Bob Sickman and Brad Mattison.

Concord Lowell Bernie Megin Concord High Emerson Playground Megin Welter R. Carew John J. O'Connell Winchester Henry Newlton Cone New Middlesex Maynard Marlboro Charlie Flanigan Lincoln Bob Sickman Bedford Brad Mattison Liremen Andy Horne al Dougherty Jack Hutchinson Bill Hutchinson Norm Voigt Murray Mills Dave Baker

Dairymen Triumph Over Medford Indians 3-2 in Close Game

Lee Prescott hurled a two hitter with 15 strikeouts to lead the Dairymen past Medford Indians 3-2. Hatch belted a two run homer in the third, Knowles drew a walk with the bases loaded for another run, and Dairymen cashed in on timely hits to secure the win. Umpires were Mulvaney, Magione, and Jones. The box score notes Hatch 3 RBI, Prescott 2 hits, Venditti 6 innings pitched.

Dairymen Medford “Indians Hatch Prescott Medford Maynard Phil Torio Medford Indians Asabel Valley Pony League Indians Lee Prescott Keenan Awrence Franchesca MacMillan Lawrence Melanson Keenhan Venditti Knowles Bunny” Hatch Lombard Butchy Mighty Mite Heenan If Franchesca Cf MacMillan c Reese Menasirts - Bicgrorstetets Wygurio Ib Venditti P Gagliardi Store Godsell aMufleo Lola Ser Eee Rs Dairymen Ab Forbon Ocuarc Melanson Ss Brbscots Alett Ty Lawrence bRun DiLgurio RBI Mulvaney Magione Jones Bud” Jones Phil Iorth Blades Morrison Park Bedford Pony League Jimmie Fund Cochituate

Prize Goats At Annual Show In Sudbury

86 prize goats invaded Sudbury Town Field on Saturday August 25 as the Middlesex County Ilk Goat Breeders Association held its annual show. Judge Byron Bennet of Ipswich and announcer Ralph Vale led a Massachusetts cooperative event with rosettes to Giovanucchi Norwood Esme Fitts Sherborn Snowflake Giovanucchi and Sally. Fitts won best adders and Lincoln Walker Best Herd Fitts Best Get of Life. Junior winners were Peter Schontag Russell Schontag Sherry Schontag with Senior to Link Walker. The display highlighted milk goats and judging insights from Mr Bennett. A cosmetics firm touted a lipstick containing dairy cream as nature’s moisturizing agent.

Sudbury Middlesex County Ilk Joseph Giovanucchi Norwood Ear Fitts Sherborn Esme Carl Schontag Acton Giovanucchi Sally Lincoln Walker Mr. Fitts Peter Schontag Russell Schontag Sherrychontag Link Walker

Fragmented 1956 Middlesex probate and foreclosure notices

A garbled 1952 to 1956 Middlesex probate and equity foreclosure notice mentions Heles Concord estate, Adams and Smyth parties, a drainage plan reference, and a bill in equity filed in Middlesex Registry. It notes deadlines to file answers to foreclosures and probate petitions with court officials.

J. Della Porta M. Smyth Leonard Borgatti Middlesex Det Commonwealth Heles Liam A. Price Sams John’ Juire

Concord Municipal Light Plant to transfer load Sept 1 1956

A notice from Concord Municipal Light Plant warns of a short power interruption when transferring load to a new substation on Walden Street in Concord. The outage affects Lexington Road Cambridge Turnpike Hawthorne Lane Sandy Pond Road and many adjacent streets with a rain date of Sept 2 1956 if needed. Residents are advised to use mechanical locks during the change-over.

Roncord Concord Walden Street Lexington Cambridge Turnike Hawthorne Lane Sandy Pond Road Cambridge Turnpike Ridge Road Walnut Street Chestnut Street Revolutionary Independence Road Alcott Road Old Bedford Virginia Road Xineton Road Monument Square Lowell Road Tiberty Street Itretts Mill Strawberry Hill Road College Road Wes'ond Spencer Brook Idreth Monument Street Artin Ripley ‘Hill Great Meadows Carr Road Ean Bedford Street Davis Bedford Art Powere Road Nancy Ad Prescott Peter String Arrow Head Ach Street Birch Street Ridgewey Road Monson Road Concord Municipal Light Plant

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