Hudson High Champs Honored at Banquet in 1951
The Hudson high school baseball champions received a community salute at a testimonial banquet Monday at the State Armory with about 500 attendees. Captain Hugo Guidotti led the squad as Elks officials and local dignitaries praised the players and awarded jackets.
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Hudson
State Armory
Hudson Lodge of Elkseng
Fitzpatrick Brothers
Hugo Guidotti
Philip J. Donovan
The
Elks Lodge
Paul F. Martin
Chris King
Francis J. Kennedy
Wilfred E. Balthazar
Helen A.glynn
C. Myron Billings
P. Joseph Murphy
Harry Clemmer
Richard Phaneuf
Peter
John Berry
David Reynard
Louis Chionis
William Egan
Joe Seifer
Ronald White
Paul Anastas
Raymond Guerard
Richard Lyons
William T
Lou Colombo
Guidotti
Hudson High
Colombo
Billings
Henry T. G. Dyson
Héfe
Clarence H. Robinson
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joseph Rego
David Quinn
Stan Bondelevitch
Donovan
W. Craig Simmer
Methodist Church
Elks Hall
Hudson High Champs
Ware Breaks Pane At Range Driv ing Glass Prank
West Concord Bob Ware, ex Concord high football and baseball player, first to smash the glass at the Concord Sportsman Golf Driving Range. He earned three brand new golf balls and an extra bucket for his stunt. Who will be next to break a pane.
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West Concord
Bob Ware
Concord High
Concord Sportsman
Safety talk misfires in Lawrenceville Virginia
Dr. C. A. Thomas, who spoke on firearm safety, accidentally shot his thumb with an air rifle a few hours after addressing a local audience in Lawrenceville Virginia.
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Lawrenceville
U. P
C. A. Thomas
Northestern University honors West Concord student Sully Moscariello
West Concord resident Sully Moscariello son of Mr and Mrs Antonio Moscariello of Harrington Avenue received a BS in mechanical engineering from Northeastern University at the commencement exercises held June 24 at the Boston Arena. He is a Concord High School 1942 graduate, football captain of the 1941 team, served as a U S Air Force pilot in World War II, and now lives in East Boston with his wife and child while taking a position with General Electric Lynn jet plant.
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West Concord
Salvatore “Sully” Moscariello
Antonio Moscariello
Harringon Avenue
Northeastern University
Boston Arena
Concord High School
U.S. Air Force
Boston
General Electric Corp
Lynn
Lincoln Mohawks Defeat Rock Alley in Twilight League
Lincoln Mohawks beat Rock Alley 7 3 at Lincoln in the Waltham Twilight League game. George Crane pitched well allowing three hits and striking out seven. Dave Todd had three hits, Johnny Gudzinowicz two, Jerry Robinson and Gene Robinson one each with Gene adding a double. Other Moe hawks include Ray Maher Bill O Neill Eddie Cunningham and Dick Mulcahy.
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Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Rock Alley
Lincoln
George Crane
Dave Todd
Johnny Gudzinowicz
Jerry Robinson
Gene Robinson
Moehawks
Ray Maher
Bill O’neill
Eddie Cunningham
Dick Mulcahy
Lights at Concord Driving Range Boost Summer Fun
New driving range at the junction of Route 2A and 2 near Howard Johnsons lights up for evenings. Bernie Megin and Jim McMullen report solid business as this recreation activity aims to become a summer fixture. check this week's Enterprise for times and prices.
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West Concord
Concord
Bernie Megin
Jim’ McMullen
Howard Johnson’s
League action resumes with Stow Acton and others
Stow, Acton Nines trail in Middlesex League standings as Littleton faces Acton, Shirley plays Groton, and Stow meets Ayer in tonight's schedule.
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Stow
Acton
Middlesex
Ave
Ayer
Littleton
Shirley
Groton
Suffolk Downs Blood Drive and Race Preview
Charlie Burr trails Raph Borgemenke by two weeks as Suffolk Downs prepares for the Mayflower Stakes. Blood donated greatly aids the Red Cross after a Monday fund-raiser supporting Harry Pratt's medical needs. Ralph Lowe's stables lead current earnings with $31,120, while four top nominees for the Mayflower Stakes are set to race next Saturday.
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Charlie Burr
Borgemenke
Gant
Olk Downs
Burr
Suffolk Downs
Red Cross
Ralph Lowe
Lowe
Johnny’ Dupuy
M.M. Wolfe
Stow Junior League Beats Groton 4-3 in Groton
Stow juniors defeated Groton 4-3 in Friday action. A Monday home game with Acton ended in a 5-0 loss for Stow. No Stow home games are scheduled until July 6.
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Stow
Middlesex
Groton
Acton
Mirrors Bring TV to Convalescent Home Patients
In Wellesley Massachusetts ten patients at the Convalescent Home for Children use mirrors to view television from a single 24 inch screen. Each child has a mirror placed on the wall to reflect the image from a nearby V 2 set, enabling group viewing.
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Wellesley
Mass
U. P
Wellesley Hills
Jung
Water Safety Program Opens on July 24
Acton outlines Red Cross Water Safety Program at Walden Pond during July. Fifteen hundred fifty applications accepted for the Acton Boxboro district from 183 submissions, with first graders eliminated. Participants receive numbered labels to sew onto swimsuits. those without tags cannot enter the water. Program runs weekdays starting Monday July 2 with bus pickups from Boxboro New Town Hall at 9 am, West Acton Post Office, Acton monument, and Exchange Halls at 9:15 am. Cost is 20 cents per day, collected by mothers on the bus.
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Acton
Red Cross
Walden Pound
Boxboro
New Town’ Hall
West ‘Acton
West Acton
South Acton
Final Hale High assembly honors pupils with awards and letters
Principal William J. Hartley led the final Hale High School assembly on Wednesday with Louise Lawrence as piano accompanist. Awards included Rinehart writing certificates and baseball letters for Richard Salmon and others. girls softball letters awarded to Jean Curtis Frances Macomber Barbara Nelson and additional teammates.
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Frances Macomber
Carol Wetherbee
Ralph Banfield
John Peck
Richard Salmon
Allan Hartley
Roger Nelson
William ‘Wickey
Fred Urgatis
Donald Freeman
Edward Jensen
William Johnson
George, MacIver
Norman Stewart
Daniel Woodhead
Charles Cozzens
Raymond Crue
William Erkkinen
William Woodhead
Jean Curtis
Frances Macompher
Barbara Nelson
Elizapa Dudley
Eleanor Cameron
Jelen “DiPietro
Bedford Students At State Classes
Bedford high schoolers earned state program experience with Miss Grethe Christensen and Lyle Carlson attending Girls' State and Boys' State respectively. Christensen, daughter of Hermann and Ethel Christensen of Sunset Road, plans to return as a Concord high senior. Carlson, son of George and Springs Road resident, attends University of Massachusetts Amherst for Boys State activities.
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Bedford
Grethe- Christensen
Hermann E. Christensen
Sun“set
Girls’ State
Bridgewater State Teachers College
Concord High School
Lyle Carlson
Concord
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
George Carlson
Springs Road
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Openings and Scouts News
Mrs William Kus of Main Street opens Hyannis shop on the Cape for summer vacationists. John Fallon Jr returns from St Sebastian's to work at Snow Pharmacy in Concord. Local Boy Scouts plan to attend Camp Sachem in Antrim New Hampshire opening next month. Miss Sybill Jane Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Moore.
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William F. Kussin
Main Street
Hyannis
The
Cape
John J. Fallon, Jr
Ridge Road
St. Sebastian’s Country Day School
Newton
Snow Pharmacy
Concord
Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
Sybill Jane Moore
Fred Moore
Homemade Freezer Helps Farmers Store Surplus Produce
Farmers turn to build your own freezers using cinder blocks and insulation to store beets berries and lima beans. The article notes proper packaging moisture proof materials and heat sealing to prevent deterioration and mentions a % horsepower compressor in the illustrated unit.
Disease strikes swine as vast U S outbreak reported
The AVMA reports a transmissible gastroenteritis sweeping thousands of pigs in major producing states. It is described as the most serious swine illness seen in the United States, causing severe diarrhea dehydration and rapid weight loss. No standard drug exists. containment relies on isolating healthy stock and preventing contact with infected animals.
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U. S
American Veterinary Medical Association
AVMA
Gardener Knee Rest Describes New Kneeling Pad Design
A knee rest for gardening reduces knee strain during weeding and similar tasks. The large base prevents sinking into soft ground and the canvas cover has slack to cushion the knees.
Side Dressing Corn Nitrogen Boosts Wisconsin Yield
Professor C J Cha of the University of Wisconsin reports that late June side dressing of corn with nitrogen increased yields by about four percent last year in Dane County. He notes nitrogen rate should match soil fertility, recommending at least 40 pounds per acre to avoid possible increases in production costs.
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J. Cha
University of Wisconsin
Dan County
Concord Grange Members Attend Pomona Meeting at Lincoln
Middlesex Central Pomona members from Concord and nearby towns attended the monthly meeting at Lincoln Town hall last Wednesday. Master James Butterfield of Waltham presided. Conservation Night featured a flower exhibit. Bedford Acton Maynard Granges provided entertainment. William Dean of Lincoln Grange gave greetings and the response was extended by Master Elect Dolph Stebner. Refreshments were served.
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Concord
Middlesex
Pomona
Lincoln Town Hall
James Butterfield
Waltham
Bedford
Acton
Maynard
William Dean
Lincoln Grange
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Howard Johnson
Pound Rock Alley
Harry Pratt
Clder
Revere
Paul Revere
Pratt’ Fund
Irving Gushen
Dex Teen
Martha P
Frank Moore
Sweet Pryme
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New York
Iron Lunge
FBI
School Avenue
Boxboro Pet Saat
Oon
Eee
Gardener
Koop
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Extendolph Stebner
Attendian University
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Cee Ie
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Firestone
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