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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1948

Page

6

Veterans Hockey Opens Season With Two Home Games

Allison-The Manning post reports the Veterans hockey team will open this Ice Season with two home games each week. The squad held its first practice at the Washington Street rink on the Hudson River lot yesterday afternoon and plans to face North Cambridge Hockey Club on Friday. Bino Barretta, former goaltender returning from Army service in Japan, joins the lineup as net minder. Players present included Cesario, Norton, Higgins, Morgan, ONeil, Eddy, Lamson, Carney, Murphy, Bowen, Beauregard, Arnold, and Figueira.

Allison Manning Army Japan Cross “College Suffolk University Wellesley Fitchburg Belmont Marlboro

Concord High Player Barry Victim in Christmas Eve Hit and Run

John Barry, 17, Concord High School junior basketball player, was struck and left injured on Christmas Eve while walking to Mass near Sudbury Road. Police investigate the hit and run. Barry will miss the season. Witnesses urged to assist with the investigation.

Concord John Barry Concord High School Barry Sudbury St. Bernard's Church Yauchard A. Montague

Maynard Opens Season At Milford on Saturday Jan 3

Maynard High basketball begins season with a game at Milford against Chelmsford on the following evening. Milford locals seek a return to form as Maynard faces the Chelmsford squad on their home court.

Maynard Milford Chicuinter Mgainst Milford Club Jatiér’s Court Iocals Redea Chelmsford Maynard High

For sale 614 inch steel edged hickory skis poles boots

Classified ad offers steel edged hickory skis with poles and boots for sale. Contact Tel Chardin OOFF4M for details and pricing.

Tel Chardin

Hudson hockey team falls to Broadluke in league clash

Hwison High School's Hudson sextet dropped its third straight, losing 3 to 1 to Broadlake in the Eastern Massachusetts Schoolboy League at the Boston Arena. Vic Rimkus scored for Hudson in the second period as Minden High edged Natick 4 to 3 for Malden’s 20th straight win.

Hwison Hudson High Broadklike Natick

Theft Reported Of Car Worth 400 In Cash In Glove

Columbus police record a theft report by George W. Fields valuing his car at 400 dollars with 310 dollars cash in the glove compartment. Fields later amended the report to include the cash in the total value.

Columbus George W. Fields

Concord Wins First Cane of Season in Nonleague Victory

Concord High opens with a 49 19 nonleague win over Maynard at Hunt Gym. In the varsity game Concord led 13 7 at first, 24 18 at half, then pulled away for 49 19 final. George Howes topped Maynard with 12. Joe Callahan and Antonangelli each scored nine for Concord. Junior varsity also won, 26 9, with Walter Loomer 10 points leading Concord.

Concord Oncord High Hunt Gymnasium Maynard High Wakefield Maynard George Howes Joe Callahan Pete Antonangelli Concord Cause Jonghley George Pearson Walter Loomer Géorge Morean Jack”’ McDonald Concord Ye Fg ‘Fils 'Tns Antonangelli Pierde Irf Gia APD Pearson Callahan Hatley Yar Ereilo Hiancock Trabucco O’grady Lg. Fis Howes Mariani Pheel Rain Rviola Ji iRehinsen Romanowski Veracka Tiel McDonald Pee Oh Sweeney Pared White Lg No Popienneek I Maynard Mahan Boyle

Margarine Industry Output and Illinois Role in 1946

The University of Illinois bureau reports total U S margarine output for 1946 at $50 million pounds with Illinois responsible for 32 percent. In May 1945 the state housed about one third of the nation’s margarine factories, indicating strong statewide production.

Addiing University of Ilanois Bureau of Economic Arial ‘Business Research U.S Illinois Bureau

Discovery of ancient corn near Gunnison by archaeologists

Archaeologists near Gunnison uncovered a corn bundle dated at 300 to 2,000 years old. The bundle was opened by bi ae Hurst, secretary of the Colorado Archaeological Society and head of the division of science and mathematics in the Western 5.

Gunni Bi Ae Hurst The Lorado Archaelogical Society Division of Scilence and Mathematicg Hurst

Brewing May Be Taught In New York Schools

The New York board of education considered offering an evening vocational course in brew making. The program would be available only to workers employed in the brewing industry as part of public school evening classes.

New York U.P Board of Education

Children's Christmas Party and Variety Show at Veterans Building

The Concord James S Mansfield Post sponsored a Christmas party for children on Sunday December 21 at the Veterans Building. Children enjoyed a moving picture and a magician while Santa received instructions from the kids. Fruit and candy filled stockings were given to each child. Committee members included Russell Parsons as chairman and Edward Oldanquist Guido Antognoni Winslow Damon Arthur Wood Richard Hayes Thomas Finan Bradford Robinson George Landini and Murdock MacLeod. Jerry and Sky and the Melody Men, sponsored by the Legion Post, performed Friday evening for about two hours of music and comedy. Ben Logan the fiddler impressed with his Working Bird interpretation. Dottie and her sister Shirley sang hillbilly songs. The yodeling dog outdid itself with a louder yodel.

Concord — the Arhur' Wood Richard Hayes Thomas Finan Bradford Robinson George ‘Landini Murdock MacLeod Jerry and Melody Men Legion ‘Post Jerry Sky Ben Logan Hrij Dottie Shirley

Edward F. Dempsey Visits Family Over Holidays

Edward F. Dempsey son of Mrs Margaret Dempsey of 11 Bow Street has been visiting his mother and family over the holidays away from his duties at Wachington D C

Edward F. Dempsey Margaret Dempsey Bow Street Wachington, D. C

New Residence Report for Mrs Krieg in Baltimore

Mrs Edward L Krieg has moved from Maryland to Baltimore Maryland according to a dispatch received here. The brief notice records a domestic relocation with the subject's name and new city.

Concord Edward L. Krieg Et Town Maryland Baltimore

Walden Royal Arch Chapter to Mark 75th Anniversary

Concord notes the 75th anniversary of Walden Royal Arch Chapter to be marked this coming March with a program to be outlined later. William K. Walters of Stow is named excellent high priest and assistant cashier of Concord National Bank.

Concord Walden Royal Arch William K. Walters Stow Concord National Bank

Concord Garden Club to Announce January Meeting

Concord Garden Club schedules its annual program and January meeting date to be announced. Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer and Mrs. Robert L. Moore serve as co presidents for the coming year.

Concord Concord Garden Club Herbert B. Hosmer Robert L. Moore

Acton Congregational church meeting and couples club plans

A South Acton Congregational church business meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 p m. The newly formed Couples club executive board includes Mrs Carl Bolter Gardner Ferguson James Maglionne Charles Manter and Don Severance. They will meet January 7 at the Balter home to plan future meetings. Mrs Gordon H Coles of North Acton is convalescing at Boston City Hospital after an operation. Miss Gladys Hagen of North Acton visits Dr and Mrs Daniel Sampson in Harris Street with Evelyn Hagen of Thomaston Conn.

South Acton Congregational Church Couple’s Club of South Acton Carl Bolter Gardner Ferguson James Maglionne Charles Manter Don Severance Carl Balter Gordon H. Coles North Acton Boston City Hospital Gladys Hagen Harris Street Daniel Sampson Evelyn Hagen Thomaston, Conn

State warns: hunting out of season risks confiscation

Minnesota law allows the seizure of firearms and vehicles from anyone transporting illegally taken game out of season. The Department of Game and Fish confirms it has confiscated such vehicles this year.

St. Paul Minnesota Department of Game and Fish

Smallest Mechanics Work in Airline Line

Two of the smallest mechanics in the airline industry work at United Air Lines maintenance base in San Francisco. Joe Vercillina 3 feet 11 inches and James Cooper 4 feet tall are trained mechanics who work in wing tips gas tanks and other flight compartments where larger workers cannot go.

San Francisco U. P United Air Lines Joe Vercillina James Cooper Ics Ge Ngo

Local Sports Year In Review From Maynard High and Community

A retrospective on Maynard area sports from 1946 47 highlights Maynard High School basketball under coach Jick Lawson the Junior High boxing by Stan Bondelevitch and a spring baseball nine led by Dick Lawson. Notable figures include Pred Wasluk linked to the Chicago White Sox and Georgie Luker with Boston University Freshmen, plus Frankie Gabby Watts with Worcester Club. The piece honors Lieut Vincent Labowicz and local sports contributors Burt Coughlan and Henry Tolman who supported youth teams and recreation.

Maynard Maynard High School Jick Lawson Homie Coor Lawson Stan Bondeleviten Paul Murray Dick Lawson St. Casimir’s Paul Revere St. Bridget’s Maynard High Stan Bondelevitch Wasiluk Atholete Tom King Jack Onslow Chicago White Sox Georgie Luker Boston University Frankie Gabby” Watts Worcester Witchin Eas America Vincent Labowicz Johnny Girdzieweski Old Peoples Theatre Daley Kopecky Burt Coughlan Henry Tolman

Cotton mill builds artificial fishing lake for workers

A cotton mill near Spartanburg South Carolina has constructed an artificial fishing lake for the use of its employees making leisure facilities available to the workforce.

Spartanburg S. C

Busy Bees plan Christmas carols visit to Waltham hospital

A list of Busy Bees members and their planned Saturday afternoon visit to Waltham hospital is shown. The group will perform Christmas carols and thank the patients. The next Busy Bees meeting is January 7, with Miss White of the Loree Bureau inviting mothers to attend.

Maynard Chile Visi Waltham Hospital Roosevelt Waltham Marigaret Oja Ruth Dorothy Janulewicz Mz.gas Alma Bowie Shirley Sally Murphy Elaine Y Jeannies Ann Morriss Kathryn Oy Joanne Sylvia Ruth Merson Josephine Porrs Isle “Johnson Indra Cherlotte Betvirehu Vinica Baroara Meirrest Matte Sawyer Gq Bach Pitt Cat Loree Bureau

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