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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
2
Miss Mary Howe Marion Ter si and Katherine Sheridan left last Monday for Montreal Canada. Their extended trip will include a sail on the St. Lawrence and the Saguenay River.
Maynard High School graduates Bob Jones and Henry Hank Wolik have enlisted in the armed forces. Jones, a co captain of football and leader of the baseball nine and basketball player, reported to duty Thursday after last Sunday's graduation. Wolik, a football letterman, joined the Navy following graduation.
Maynard residents announce the engagement of Jean Shirley Erickson Mrs Conroy daughter to Anthony P. Cu tia of Hillside Street Maynard in a public notice.
At a meeting in Concord the Minute Man All Woman Post of the American Legion announced an open invitation for residents of Maynard Stow Bedford the Actons and surrounding towns to join. Eligibility includes service in the Army Navy or Marines.
Mr and Mrs joseph Lickoria of Cambridge welcomed a son born recently. The father, a former local resident, is a World War II Purple Heart recipient. Also noted is a Britannica detail about Daniel Lambert, once the heaviest man, weighing 739 pounds with a 102 inch waist.
In a seven inning Central Massachusetts Baseball League tilt St Bridget's Holy Name defeated Marlboro V F W 10 to 6. Bill Morrill pitched the first league game for St Bridget's, allowing one hit through six plus innings before Marlboro rallied. Ed Higgins doubled twice for St Bridget's to lead the offense.
Hudson V F W pitcher McNally dominated after a rough first inning. Castanza led Hudson with three hits in four at bats while Cesario Kursonis and Higgins contributed key small hits and stellar defense. Watts struggled in the first but settled into a solid duel with McNally, as St Bridget’s could muster only one run after the early frame.
Mrs James Mahon ey chair announces Maynard Red Cross has application blanks available for bonuses due deceased veterans.
At a Maynard drill the 5th Company Mass State Guard re enlisted Sergt John A Mitc schivitch and Pvt Edward W Lawton for three years. The unit will unfurl a service flag with 87 stars for members who joined the armed forces in World War II. Sheridan Range Camp Devens hosted a regional rifle competition last Sunday. A company dinner and Regimental Field Day at Athol are planned.
The Maynard Red Cross will conduct swimming classes at Lake Boon from July 1 to 26. Parents of children aged 9 to 15 may register at the Town House on June 26, with registration slots in the morning and afternoon. Lovell Bus Lines provides transportation for a fee due at registration.
Suomi A. C. opened play for the season since 1941 with a 9 to 2 win over Allen's Annereiets at Alumni Field. J. Andres and Sutoi starred for the losers while Macky and Shel Lac starred for Suomi A. C. Contact George Ojalehto Powder Mill Road Maynard for game details.
The Tiger Patrol of Troop 5, Boy Scouts, traveled 400 miles over the weekend through the White Mountains. They tented overnight at Cannon Mountain beneath the Old Man of the Mountain as a reward for excellent attendance.
Maynard A Nursery School held a party on Tuesday June 10 for John Ketola’s third birthday. Movies of the children were shown and ice cream and cake served. Attendees included Barry Penniman Sandra Sczer gen Ronald Cassidy Joseph Graceffa Brenda Nelson Arlene Larson Judith Janet Kane Sandra Waldron Constance Lowell and Judith Manning. Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
Principal Florence Wilder lists the year’s honor rolls by grade. Seventh graders named on A, A and B lists include Barbara Manchester and George Anelons among many others. Eighth graders on A and A-B lists include Joyce Beaudreau Ann Freeman Marilyn Larsen and Arthur Blanchette, among others. Perfect attendance shows Bryden Matthewman Robert Nelson Patricia O Clair James Morgan Carol Novick and Richard Turner.
Swanson starred for Maynard Emerson as the junior team posted a strong stretch list including wins over Concord Acton Burlington and Hudson. Coach John Connor guided the squad with a lineup featuring Richard Albert Francis Penniman Milton Slabysz Richard Dargiewicz and more, with substitutes Dintino Perillo Tomy Piecewicz Dintino and George contributing throughout the season.
Maynard Miss Florence Wilder presided at the Emerson Junior High closing assembly. Eighth graders entertained seventh graders by reading their will prophesy. John Connor introduced each Emerson High baseball player with a unique feature. Certificates were read for 145 of 152 students for five book reports.
A Burke quotation argues that toleration benefits everyone or none, emphasizing universal application without partial endorsement.
Maynard Grange mails Blue Cross forms to all members by July 6 as to join or confirm non membership. Children’s night at Grange Hall drew about 40 kids and many adults with a varied program. Middlesex Central Pomona Grange met at Acton town hall for Home and Community Service night. Maynard Grange members attended events at Ayer and Stow Granges with musical performances by Peggy Jones and others.
The men and boys of St George's Church organized a baseball team. Their first game is set at Hudson Riverside Park against St Luke's Church on Sunday June 23 at 3 p m.
Cambridge Mass Miss Thora Ruth Haysey daughter of Mrs A M Haysey Maynard was among 29 women earning certificates after a 10 month graduate course in the Management Training Program at Radcliffe College Exercises were in Cambridge A luncheon at the Harvard Faculty Club followed. Haysey earned her AB degree magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa at Radcliffe last June and won a Radcliffe Graduate School fellowship in July.
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