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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
9
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Concord-Carlisle High School opened Middlesex League play with a 57 30 victory over Belmont. Aronie led CCHS with 18 points while Joe Rahal and Kilmartin contributed 14 and 7 respectively as the home team built a 38 15 halftime lead and stretched it to 57 30 by the final period.
The report lists scores and players from a bowling night at Tutto's. Notable totals include teams and players like Watts, Gracefifa, Dodds, and several others with scores ranging from the low 200s to high 300s, plus team totals of 1483 and 1465.
Lady bowlers plan to resume action next week in Tutte's Women's League led by Lime Stones at 43 21 and a 34 20 team score. Highlights include Stephens with 96 5 and Rosc oe 94 2 amid club averages around 100.9 as Rusty, Kio, and others chase strong scores.
The Institute of New England announces new classes at 61 Exeter Street Boston and at its headquarters. Dr Bennig sponsors the program and serves on the faculty in MIT Weather Radar Research Department.
Maynard Phyllis Richards noted dance teacher and her troupe will perform at the Hawthorne Chapter O E B event at Concord Masonic Temple. Dancers including Carolyn Maenpaa Christine Hatch Bonnie News will present tap toe ballet acrobatic baton adagio modern jazz under master of ceremonies.
Bedford and Traceys finished the first half of the championship level, with both teams sharing the top position at halftime as the score remained close.
The 321 Club lists bowlers mainly from Concord and Roxborough including Towler Connell Scribner Hasem Hilberg Palma Garcia Carlson Pott Steele Pierce D Robinson Finigan Robilliard Kilkenny with scores in the 320s and a $27 entry noted. Friday session is abbreviated due to holidays.
Public service message urging citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds. Encourages patriotic saving to support national programs and economy, highlighting low risk and government backing. Includes emphasis on financial benefit and national duty.
In Division 3 at Met Lai toon te capt oe valew the Concord-Carlisle team defeated Norwood after a protest over alleged infractions by Norwood runners. The dispute ended when Concord-Carlisle won and the crowd booed Norwood runners as Jim Donovan, nephew of Concord’s principal, placed third.
The excerpts describe a veteran Elks member serving as treasurer and active in Masons, past president of the Eagles, known as community Santa Claus and Easter Bunny. The testimonial dinner is chaired by Secretary William Malloy and open to the public with tickets from Exalted Ruler Dallas.
Four area students share in seventy five thousand dollars in state grants for medical dental and nursing study. The article names John A Volpe and Richard N Martin as associates and cites McGill University and McLean Hospital in the context of the grants and their programs.
A charter meeting for area Scouts on Girl Scout Street with participants Marjorie Schurman and Louise Street of Maynard along with Jane Mulhall of 91 Central Street and Barbara Wheeler of Hayward Concord.
The Maynard school committee warns that repeated light breakage at the ice hockey rink endangers skaters, especially younger, inexperienced riders. It urges compliance with rink rules to protect Meynard children and Maynerd citizens from injury.
Star Markets president Stephen P. Mugar announces a streamlined Star Market in Concord this year. The project includes a full service seafood department and florist shop, with a new register area and parking space to be added at a municipal lot.
DeCordova Museum hosts Artists At Work Day with 16 artists demonstrating portraiture, weaving, jewelry making, silversmithing, metalwork, mosaics, watercolor, pastels, oils, printmaking, pottery, sculpture and silk screen. Exhibits by museum class students accompany the event. Admission applies.
Concord League of Women Voters hosts Dr Charles Morse at a January 16 dinner meeting at Colonial Inn. Rep Morse of Lowell will discuss his voting record before answering questions with L.W.V. president Mrs Charles Manion noting a positive exchange. Reservations via Mrs Wilbur Davenport Jr EM 99460.
Maynard welcomes new residents via the Welcome Wagon hosted by Betty Olson and the Enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. Herve Cormier of Waltham bought a home. they have two sons aged 5 and 3 and two daughters aged 7 and 1. Cormier works as a machinist at Diamond Engineering.
Arcade residents at Aronson Machine Co. helped fund a year end coffee draw by paying extra for coffee. The proceeds covered a beef barbecue for workers wives and children and a ride aboard the Arcade and Attica railroad, a rare profitable steam excursion still running in the nation.
Raytheon plans to relocate its plastics facility to its South Lowell missile plant but will keep the small Maynard operation in Industrial Park. The Maynard site, housed in the former Lovell Bus garage owned by Ganz Surplus Tire of Chelsea, measures 18 000 square feet and could be repurposed if needed. No layoffs are planned at the Sudbury plant, according to Raytheon officials.
Francis J. King promoted in the US Air Force to air police operations sergeant with the 7322nd Air Police Squadron here. He is the son of Mrs. Alice M. Regan of Roxbury Massachusetts and is married to Helen R. Pawi of Maynard with four children.
Acton bridge club winners announced at the Acton Community Center Friday evening. North south tied for first with John Hatch and George Hatch, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Coughlin. Arthur Butler and Raymond Vorce next. West the top pair was Mrs Mattison with Mrs Keeley, followed by Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson and Mr and Mrs Earl Ferner. Master point night scheduled for tomorrow at the center.
Congressman F Bradford Morse of Lowell addressed the Lions Club of Woburn at the Woburn Country Club. He thanked residents for voting him in the Nov 6 election and identified education and medical care for seniors as key domestic issues for the 88th Congress. He also cited Cuba and Berlin as major international challenges. Also present was visiting Lion Currier of Concord.
The couple wed at Ol Mill Westminster receiving gifts including 25 silver dollars and 25 red roses. Mrs Frazier a retired tele wrist watch was given a silver bracelet by friends. The anniversary fell on Mr Frazier birthday. He was active in the Knights of Columbus and formerly employed at Bedford air.
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