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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
10
Listed members including Nicholas Nuzio, Phieri Bic, William Bianchi, Carl Bul, Deangelis, Charles Jamesson, Joe Barlow, Clifton Schneider, Devid Lindquist, Raymond Garcia, Ray Leduc, Ray Patterson, Edral, George Marston, Joe Bissonnutte, Deane Whitney and Roland Charbonneau named for the club event with date to be announced.
Concord high catcher from last spring now catches regularly for Acton junior nine in the County Junior League. Acton led the league with four straight wins as of last Friday, winning their fifth of 42 starts this season.
Troop 43 of Seda, led by scoutmaster John H. Duston, won a 3-3 tie then a late rally to claim the game. Paul McHugh pitched well for the locals as the team extended its win streak to three games.
Local marathoner Johnny Kelley of West Afton is entered in the annual Sons of Italy 10 mile road race in Haver with veteran racer DeMar, aged 61, among the entrants.
Ralph C. Piper captured his second consecutive weekend golf tourney, carding 36 26 in a post-selected home-town event run by manager Ig Cahaan. Final scores included Cal 30 28 Ted Lovejoy 44 29 Hepburn 39 30 Danforth W Gemins 41 31 E True 43 33 Peirson Jr 36 31 Seckitaen. Concord Country Club hosts three members in the 3 are Amateur s at Newton with Geary and William G O Brien among the contenders.
Geary with 161 and O'Brien 155 lead the field in state amateur qualifying at Concord. Thompson 146 from 72 72 rounds finished fourth as Weston hosts local eliminations ahead of the championship at Cub Newton.
The Mohawks, featuring several former Wocal athletes, lead with six straight wins. They play Concord at Emerson Playground on Thursday night July 21 at 6 15. Earlier they hosted Arlington on Sunday July 17 and will meet Lexington on July 24.
A collage of Paul Revere league baseball games across towns lists times at Emerson and other playgrounds from 3 to 8:15 p m. Matches include Willow Pond Clippers versus Sudbury and Maynard Polish A C versus Belmont. Weekend golf opens at Concord Country Club.
Concord Johnny Dickey, popular president of the Concord Rod and Gun Club, is highlighted for his leadership and community involvement. The item notes his status and the club’s activities under his guidance.
Bedford uses three buses each morning to transport 125 enrolled boys and girls to Lake Walden for Red Cross swimming lessons. Instructor Miss Ruth Sheldon is assisted by Mrs. John Briggs Mrs. Edward Freeman Nancy Joslin and Judith Swanson. In charge are Mrs. Louise H. Smith Mrs. Melvern Mrs. William Austin and George F. Hammond. Classes continue daily through month end.
The Shuttle Stroke gutter cleaner, a new Jamesway barn cleaning unit, reduces barn cleaning time to about 10 minutes. It features a cross conveyor, 25 degree incline, and direct dump into the spreader without a carrier. The Waltham Farm Bureau notes installations at Arrowhead Ayrshire Farm in Concord and reports growing public interest.
Three teen girls in Tacoma Washington reeled in a 29 inch steelhead trout by hand from shallow Puget Sound waters. The unusual catch drew local attention as the trio shared the moment on the pier.
The Massachusetts State Grange head argues against subsidies and tax breaks for drought stricken farmers. He favors loans and a one year debt moratorium to help farmers work out of losses, warning against government risk taking that could erode self reliance. He cites irrigation, roof sprinkles, and proactive planning as responses.
Hawes, a beef cattle farmer, details drought harming pasture and waterlogged land. He says the wetter ground fouls roads, hay and silage feeding costs rise, and dairy profitability remains slim. He criticizes federal loan subsidies and urges belt tightening this year.
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