Bury School News Updates From February 7 1956
The issue reports rifle team results with Winchester edging Bury 846 to 719 in a league match. Top scorers included L Hall L Cousins and R Dew. Wadham also visited for a 4th match with Wilson Cousins and Richards leading. Points awarded to top five scorers are listed for both meets.
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Wadham
L. Cousins
A. Snow
P.macdonald
P. Richards
R. Ross
D. Foley
S. Hall
E. Rosenbaum
G. Wilson
R. Dew
Waltham ‘Wor
EoRosen
Baum
P. Macdonald
D. Adams
Warriorettes Finish Season With Bedford Win
The Warriorettes beat Bedford 39 to 28 to close the season, finishing with a 7 4 1 record. J V team also posted a 5 3 mark as Chellis Walton Spinelli starred at guard in the finale. Regional Girls down Wayland 59 to 30 led by Bev Wormwood 18 points and Betty Ann Hall 8 6 percent accuracy. J V Girls defeated Wayland J V 41 19 as Penny Chellis scored 10 and others added 7 points in a strong second quarter.
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Bedford
Warriorettes
J.V
J.v.’S
Chellis
Walton
Spinelli
Wayland
Bev Wormwood
Betty Ann Hall
Oug J. V
Wayland J.V
Penny Chellis
Bedford Team Final Prep Gets Sensitive Scoop
A garbled practice report hints at Peggy Clark and Cindy Roberts in guard roles during the girls' final Bedford game prep. The text shows excitement for Captain Peggy and mentions a teammate nicknamed Flash Lewis, with disrupted dialogue and unclear phrases.
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Bedford
Beverly Wormwood Named Captain Elect For Next Season
Field hockey and basketball photos preview as the Chic team acknowledges coach and supporters. Jumping judge erids tops the season with 130 points. Varsity squad ready for season, with Beverly Wormwood elected captain for next year.
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Smith
Beverly Wormwood
Regional J.V. Basketball Split Doubleheader Victory
The Regional J.V. squad beat Hopedale 45-38 last week with Tom Mayo scoring 12 and Dan Styron 14. Bob Brenn stalled the late surge, Dick Wolfe Steve Bradley and Steve Moore showed heads-up defense as they bounced back from a prior 42-29 loss. Earlier, the J.V. edged a strong Wayland team 29-49 after relentless pressure and clean play.
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J.v.'s
J.v.’S
Hopedale
Tom Mayo
Dan Styron
Bob Brenn
Invaders
Dick Wolfe
Steve Bradley
Steve Moore
J.V
Wayland
Trinity Adult Group Meeting at Alcott School Friday
The Trinity Adult Group will meet on Friday February 15 at 7 o'clock at the Alcott School. Mr and Mrs Philip F Kenney of Virginia road have returned from a three week vacation at St Petersburg Sarasota and Miami Florida. Firemen of Concord as of Tuesday have responded to a total of 30 alums and 24 ambulance calls.
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Trinity Adult Group
Alcott School
Philip F. Kenney
Virginia Road
St. Petersburg
Sarasota
Miami
Florida
Concord
Hav
Ford Motor Company archive records in Dearborn
More than seven million documents and 500000 pictures detailing Ford Motor Company history are stored in the Ford Archives at Dearborn Michigan.
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Ford Mcotor
Company
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Sudbury Toddlers Host Marines In Polio March
Three Sudbury youngsters Corky Grey Brook Wiley and Ted greeted three Marine reservists on a Polio Fund march from Greenfield to Boston. The group stopped at Sudbury Town Hall enjoyed lunch, and a piano duet by Marine William Strazdas and Corky. The detachment finished with a Boston Garden ceremony after a Concord overnight.
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Sudbury
Corky Grey
Brook Wiley
Ted
U.S
Nathaniel C. Wiley, Jr
John Griffin
William Grey
March of Dimes
Greenfield
Boston
Framingham
Marine Corps
Michael Pizziferri
Brighton
Sudbury Center
Sudbury Town Hall
William Strazdas
Corky
Brook
Concord
U. S
Colonial Inn
Concordia Motel
West Bridge
Boston Garden
Line roasters and pans save time with foil catch drippings
Aluminum foil placed under line roasters and broiler pans catches drippings, reducing cleanup time and keeping surfaces cleaner during cooking.
Miss Basilla Neilan Addresses Waltham Club on Youth
Sudbury based director Basilla Neilan spoke at the Waltham Woman's Club in Hovey Memorial on defending and aiding youth. Neilan has won wide recognition for youth work, including Mademoiselle's Young Woman of the Year and the Frances Sweeney Award, and has testified before Congress on juvenile delinquency. She noted misconceptions about teens and urged constructive citizenship.
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Sudbury
Basilla Neilan
Cambridge Youth Project
Waltham Woman’s Club
Hovey Memorial
Nellan
Mademoiselle Magazine
Frances Sweeney
United States
Boston
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Boy Scout Meeting Highlights and Upcoming Events
A January 24 meeting at the local church saw 33 scouts present with a focus on skill work for Patrols. January 31 included a combined meeting and a Board of Review where Grant Boughton earned two merit badges Swimming and Citizenship in the Community. Court of Honor is set for April 4. Boy Scout week runs February 6 12 with uniform wear and a Boy Scout Sunday on February 10 church services in uniform.
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Tional
Messrs
Cousine
Caty
Coughlin
Board of Review
Grant Boughton
Cubs
Explorers
Methodist
A.sn
Memorial
Our Lady ‘of Fatima
Scout-O-Rama Forty Boys Visit to Togo Luna Booths
Scout-O-Rama attracted forty boys who participated from 2 to 3 p.m. exploring booth activities. Scouts tested skills and engaged in various demonstrations across the event.
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Scout-O-Rama
Togo
Luna
Scout
Troop Committee Hears Plans for Court of Honor
The Troop Committee met Sunday night February 3 at Scoutmaster Boughton's home. Attendees discussed the Court of Honor on April 4 the Annual Banquet and Court of Honor plans for spring hiking camping and a possible trip to Mt Monadnock. The group emphasized a great need for adults to accompany boys on camping trips.
Scout-o-rama Committee Meets to Finalize Tickets
The Scout-o-rama Committee met Monday night February 5 in Cochituate to wrap up ticket sales and related returns. The committee will continue until the Adirondack Lean-Tos are constructed at Camp Resolute.
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Cochituate
Camp
Resolute
Akron man clings to original tires after eight years
Richard C. King of Weston Massachusetts told friends he would buy a new car when the tires on his pin model wore out. Eight years and 60,000 miles later he was still driving with the same tires in Akron, Ohio.
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Akron
Ohio
Richard C. King
Weston
Massachusetts
Watertown Arsenal workers share cash awards for ideas
About thirty two employees at Watertown Arsenal received cash prizes totaling over $1000 each at a ceremony led by the Commanding Officer. The federal government saves about $17000 annually. Top award of 155 dollars was split by Robert R. Nolin of Bedford and Walter J. Clifford of Somerville for welding shell ideas.
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Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Robert R. Nolin
Hancock Street
Bedford
Mass
Walter J. Clifford
Waterhouse Street
Somerville
Nolin
D.C
Richard G. Schheirer
Main Street
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Acme
James B. Milligan
Albion St
Melzar
Out-of-town births listed for Emerson Hospital week
Concord out of town arrivals at Emerson Hospital include births to Mason in Maynard on January 28 a daughter. Allard in West Acton on January 28 a son. Brady in Dedham on January 29 a son. Wilson in West Acton on January 29 a son. Harlow in Littleton on January 29 a daughter. Haynes in Maynard on January 30 a son. Collard in Lexington on January 30 a daughter. Peterson in West Acton on January 31 a son. Mathews in Bedford on January 31 a son. Kunelius in Maynard on January 31 a son. Cullhindhe in South Acton on February 1 a daughter. Geilfuss in Bedford on February 1 a daughter. McDonald in Maynard on February 3 a daughter. Christmas in South Acton on February 3 a son.
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Concord
Emerson ‘Hospital
Sidney Mason
Summer Street
Maynard
Edward J. Allard
Haynes Court
West Acton
Christopher Brady
Hartford ‘Street
Dedtore
James Wilson, Jr
Central Street
David E. Harlow
Fort Pond’ Road
Littleton
Herbert Haynes
Main Street
Merrill A. Collard
Hill Street
Lexington
Stephen
Peterson
Arlington Street
Claude Mathews
Genetti Circle
Bedford
Lauri Kunelius
Shore Avenue
Cornelius C. Cullindhe, Jr
South Acton
John H. Geilfuss
Evans Avenue
James McDonald
Powder Mill
Road
Thomas H. Christmas
School Street
Musical Program at First Parish Church
Sunday evening concert at First Parish Church features Mr and Mrs Edward Siegal of Medford and Mrs Ara ld Schumacher of Concord with conductor. Proceeds support church activities. The program begins at 6 o clock and includes a singing concert by a local choir.
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Concord
First Parish
Edward Siegal
Medford
Arald Schumacher
Sudbury Election Contests Set for March Ballot
Sudbury voters will face multiple contests in March with two School Committee seats open. Incumbents John A Anderson Jr and Lawrence W Pighe up will run against Robert E Nims Mary B Graham Richard Senseman and Jack F McGlynn. Other races include Assessor Board candidates Alton Clark and Francis White Planning Board incumbent William L Hall opposed by Truman Jackson Constables four contenders Augustus V Frharkey and Douglas R Lewis Jr face McGovern and Ryan. Unopposed are Lawrence B Tighe for Selectmen L Roy Hawes for Town Moderator Donald J MacRae on Regional District School Committee Dr F Daniel Buttner on Sudbury Board of Health and others in various posts.
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Sudbury School Committee
John A. Anderson, Jr
Lawrence W. Pighe
Robert E. Nims
Mary B. Graham
Richard Senseman
Jack F. McGlynn
Assessor Board
Alton
Trueman Jackson
Augustus V. FR. Harkey
Douglas R. Lewis, Jr
John FP. McGovern
Ernest A. Ryan
Lawrence B. Tighe
Board of Selectmen
L. Roy Hawes
Form Study Group List TV Puen Concord-Mrs. ae paws
Mrs. John G. Lee, president of the U- League, will host a study group at her Georgetown home in Washington D C. The session will meet at 9 45 a m to discuss international affairs and critical problems of the present. A television broadcast from 10 30 to 11 p m will cover the event.
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Concord
Ae * Paws
Fairhaven Road
League of Worse Voters
John G. Lee
U — League
Georgetown
Washi D. C
Byrd Reaches South Pole First Time on November 29 1929
Admiral Richard Byrd completed the first confirmed flight over the South Pole on November 29 1929 marking a historic polar achievement. Federal records credit Byrd with the feat aboard the Pacific aircraft carrier and expedition team.
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Adm
Richard Byrd
South Pole
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