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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
7
This article outlines farm labor rules for social security tax deduction under the 1951 act. It explains qualification, coverage, and filing duties for farmers employing full time labor for at least 60 days in a calendar quarter with wages of $50 or more. It notes exclusions for family wages and directs on forms SS-4a and 941.
Acton led by John Edgar with 23 points defeated Westford 53-41 to move into second place with a 4 1 record. Captains Morse and Rhodes combined for 17 points while Darrick and Whipple assisted on numerous plays. Westford had a early seven point edge but Acton pulled ahead by halftime and dominated the second half. The Acton girls fell 33-24 in the preliminary, with Nichols and LeDuke each scoring 11 for Acton.
Winchester holds a commanding lead in the Middlesex League after a six game win streak and a victory over Belmont last Friday which handed Belmont its second loss of the season. Standings show Winchester at first with Belmont, Wakefield, Lexington, Melrose, Reading, Stoneham and Concord close behind.
Office hours listed for Tuesday afternoon from 1 39 to 3 39 at Concord Post Office and first and third Fridays at L to 2 Maynard Town House from 2 30 to 4. Includes instruction to buy U S savings bonds.
West Acton Baptist Church Twelve-niners plan a talk by Thomas R. Navin Harvard Business School on the impact of the current international situation on business. The event follows a prior talk by L. Roy Hawes and precedes a turkey pie supper for Cit. Scouts and parents.
At the January Junior Women's Club gathering Mrs. Marsh Pedersen of Burdett College spoke on personality as a career. Joanne Sylvia played The Sabre Dance, Barbara Manchester led the meeting, and Mary Labowicz led the program. Maynard girls varsity basketball beat Concord 25 to 24 with Captain Bobby Starkus scoring the winning points, and a Junior Jamboree was announced for January 19 at George Washington Auditorium featuring Chuck DiGrappo's orchestra.
Members of the Maynard lodge of Elks enjoyed an old fashioned beef stew social and dance in their hall last Saturday. Ed Hoffman and George Holmes were co masters of ceremonies. Plans are under way for Past Exalted Rulers Night next month as a class of candidates will be initiated.
Readers report finding earthworms measuring about 12 feet in length in Australia. The discovery highlights unusual size for local soil fauna and has drawn interest from scientists and naturalists. Local authorities advise caution when handling large soil invertebrates.
Concord High School freshmen plan a Friday night frolic with movies dances and games at Wells A Hall Auditorium from 8 to 11. Admission is free but only freshmen admitted. The school hosts a modern dance symposium with Willard Hammond Smith guests and preparations for a talent show on January 22.
The New England Carnation Growers Association held its monthly meeting and luncheon at the Sudbury Inn with 65 members present from as far as Maine. Speakers Professor Norman Butterfield and Dr. Ralph Ames discussed disease control. Ralph E. Hawes of South Sudbury serves as secretary treasurer. other members include Theodore R. Harding and Maxwell P. Eaton.
Emerson Hospital reported numerous births to local residents last week. A list details newborns including a son born January 8 to Robert and, a son January 10 to Joseph and, a daughter January 10 to Raymond Byington, and several others across Concord, Maynard, Stow, West Concord, Acton, and Bedford.
Maynard high school basketball team travels to Milford for an important Mid land League game Friday evening. Coach Dick Lawson has built a strong lineup with Henry Nowik shining as a scorer and the squad showing sparkling play despite away games and limited practice facilities.
Sudbury reports a strong start to the 1951 March of Dimes drive as Middlesex County chapter supporters respond to a letter sent to special friends. Anna Ohlab notes local interest in photographs of a polio patient helped by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, with thousands of dollars in relief showing in the patient’s progress from helplessness to improved morale and health.
Minneapolis report says Walter Lorhaug, 44, confessed to biting his wife on the arm when she threw him from their bed and was fined $25.
Acton students across South Acton Center and West Acton schools achieve perfect attendance and effort honor rolls. Notable honorees include Theodore Dolan James McCart Kathleen Dolan Roger Phillips and Martha Winslow among many others with several grades listed and a fire drill visit by local firefighters at Center School.
Bob McGarigle of River Street South Acton is at Saugus Hospital with pneumonia. Jesse Ward of Great Road East Acton left Monday for Fort Devens to begin basic training.
In Mill Dam Bowling League play Concord's Ramblers and Jolters both shut out rivals on Monday to prep for next week's top clash. Ramblers defeated Lincoln 4-0, Jokers beat K of C Srs 4-0, with high scores from Giusti Dee and Dickey.
Philip Rimbach George Dix on and Richard Howell were at home last Sunday on a 12 hour leave from Newport ROE where they are stationed a Naval Training Station.
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