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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1961
Page
11
Cemen Leader and Milton lead a Revere group in a Bos a meet won by Hope High Island with 18 points. The 2:32.6 relay by Dick, DiCicco, Jack and Harris edged Weymouth. Hemenway and Falden did not score in hurdles and sprints. Reeves and Wood also failed to score. Division 3 standings list Latin, Carlisle, and Catholic with limited points.
James C. Daddy and E. King announce a fair at Acton-Boxborough on March 3 and 4 with Lions sponsorship. Regional high school participants prepare projects and midyear exams for grades 9 through 12 will be given January 27 30 and 31.
Belmont Hill junior captain Toby Kim scored 35 points to lead a 84 47 victory over St. Mark's at Belmont. Kim has tallied 133 points this season and reaches 95 total in three games as Belmont starts its year strong.
Coach Bob Seaward’s team, CCHS, hosts Winchester with an overall 3 7 record. Leading scorers include Ber lied 125, Baker 117, and Clark 104 as upcoming games list Belmont January 24 and Reading January 27.
Concord men John G. Wabb and Charles L. J. Noble lead planning for the 48th Eastern Dog Club show at Boston Commonwealth Armory February 4 and 5. Webb and Noble hold executive and bench show duties with trophies and public relations roles. Long of Carlisle serves on the club, and the event expects about 1,000 dogs from nearly 800 owners nationwide.
Navy Ensign Joann C Thrush son of Robert E and Mrs Thrush from Concord Massachusetts and husband of Phyllis Malloy Battle Creek Michigan serves with Patrol Squadron One on exercises at Kodiak Alaska The squadron flies P2V 7 Neptune and is based at Whidbey Island NAS Oak Harbor Washington
Emerson Junior High announces the coming week schedule with games at Concord on January 24 and Acton Roxborough on January 26. Home games at Wayland on January 30 and Billerica on January 30 are listed.
Maynard certificates and chenille letters awarded to eight grade football players led by captains Michael Barrett and Richard Uglevich with honors to Patrick Cusick Barry Grant David Sullivan and others. Seventh graders earned certificates and felt letters with Walter Moore named next year’s captain. Coach William Formosi praised teamwork as Hudson Maynard game films aired and the season ended 3 2 1.
Acton Raymond W Searle president of T I C announces a new direct sales engineering organization with regional and branch offices nationwide. Regions Rutherford New Jersey Beverly Hills California and branches Manhasset L I N J Kettering Ohio Chicago Illinois Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Washington DC. New products include space vehicle instrumentation adjustable sequence timers sun seekers sun sensing systems and more with engineering consultation from T I C and its subsidiaries. A urethane foam mattress from The Englander Co Chicago weighs less than half and features Tension Base Airlon durability reversibility and odor free cool non allergic properties.
Annual Musketaquid Sports club supper at the Colonial Inn on Thursday January 26 at 7 p.m. Bedford's G Ed ward Wiggins will preside. New officers will be elected and door prizes awarded. Plans for the 1961 season will be discussed.
West Acton Mr and Mrs James E French announce the birth of twins Dennis James and Denise Ruth on January 12 at the New London Naval Base Hospital. The couple already have five children, and the father, aboard the Patrick Henry, is at sea and due back in March. Grandparents are Vernon Smith and Charles French. Concord-Middlesex School loses to St Mark's 47 43 after beating Browne Nichols. Caution urged on toy rockets and fuel powered devices for children with supervision advised.
Brattleboro Vermont Holstein Friesian Association reports two Carlisle area cows, Fernhame Burke and Rivera 4345544, with 15 556 pounds milk and 619 pounds butterfat in 348 days, and Fern-Name Burke Lad Minerva 3716095 with 19 048 pounds milk and 692 pounds butterfat in 308 days. Both owned by Great Brook Farms and tested under national herd programs. Carlisle Ever ready Class to meet at Carlisle Congregational Church at 6 p.m. for annual meeting led by Mrs Charlotte Larsen.
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