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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1955

Page

6

Acton Girls Open Tourney With 59 46 Win Over Templeton

In the Littleon girl basketball tourney Acton High defeated Templeton High 59 46. Co captains Sylvia Flint and Peggy Sexton led Acton with high scoring support.

Flint Sexton Pace Acton Cton Littleon Acton High Templeton High Girls Sylvia Flint Ipe Peggy Sexton FP Flint Sexton Beaudoin Cf Lee Cz Davis Cg Fitz Tg Kazakas Templeton Conti Lg DeBois Rg McHinen Rg Morlock Cg Ber Trudel Kasper Smith

Inner Drive Paces Bosox At Training

Sarasota Florida reports Red Sox practice as Mike Higgins emphasizes internal competition. Catches. Sammy White first string with Goodman at second, Piersall center, Jensen right. Battle for first base between Agganis, Zauhin, and Mele. Shortstop contenders Klaus and Friend. third base contenders Lepcio Hatton Malzone. Expects lineup by April 10 exhibition vs Giants and April 14 opener vs Yankees.

Sarasota Fla Red Sox Boston Mike Higgins Higgins Mike Sammy White Billy Goodman Piersall Jackie Jensen Florida New York Giants New York Yankees Fenway Park Harry Agganis Norm Zau¢Hin Sam Mele Milt Bolling Billy Klaus Owen Friend Ted Lepcio Grady Hatton Frank Malzone

Six More Matches In Bowling Loop

West Concord announces six additional matches in the bowling loop adding to the schedule. Local teams prepare for upcoming games at the West Concord lanes.

West Concord

Benefit Contest Pits Concord High Versus St Bernard’s C O

The postponed March of Dimes benefit game will be held Friday night March 25 at 7 30 at Hunt Memorial Gym. Concord High meets St Bernard’s C O with several ex high school players. Proceeds aid the March of Dimes campaign.

Concord March of Dimes Hunt Memorial Gym Concord High St. Bernard's C. ¥. O

Maynard Maynard Jr High Intramural Standings

Intramural basketball standings at Maynard Jr High show team results and current ranking among participating clubs. No specific scores or team names provided in readable text.

Recoiless Tied For First In Company H Bowling Standings

Concord Headquarters and Recoiless share the lead in the Company H Bowling League. The standings show both teams atop the table with games remaining to decide the champion.

Concord H. Bowling League

Nashoba Sports Club to Convene Regular Meeting Tonight

North Acton Nashoba Sports men's Club schedules a regular meeting at the clubhouse off Route 27 tonight at 8 p.m. President Arthur Brewster will preside.

North Acton Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club Arthur Brewster

Mt Sunapee Ski Shop Prepares Train for Boots

Mt Sunapee State Park ski shop in New Hampshire trains staff to fit boots using the lifts and pipelines to ensure proper boot alignment for skiers.

Mt. Sunaipee N. H Mt. Sunapee State Park

Headquarters Tops Mortars Inco In Bowling League Clash

Concord Recoiless led by Bill Bovey’s 312 triple defeated the Machine Gun team 4-0 at Wal-Lex. In the other match Headquarters beat Mortars 3-1 as Paul Wee 311 led Mortars and Bovey added a 117. Team totals were 1092 for Headquarters and 1074 for Mortars.

Headquarters Machine Gun Maynard Gis. Fils Taylor Zaleska Eee Hatch Ketola Ewe Amirault Troisi, Ee Als Fis Spratt Eee Reynolds Whitney Heinonen Palmaccio Concord Bill Bovey Wal-Lex Paul Wee Bovey Bamford W. Bovey J. Wilgren W. Dow F. Williams W. Johansen J. Russo R. Peters L. Dee M. Dee B. Dee C.clayton M. Wirtowicz J. Clayton P. Dee J. Manchuso

Concord CYO Opens Gold Medal Tourney In Woburn

Concord CYO Buckley squad enters the annual gold medal tournament in Woburn led by Paul McLaughlin Dave Bouchar d John Purcell from the high school. They aim for a repeat title as March of Dimes benefit game at Hunt Memorial Gym Friday night March 25 proceeds go to the campaign.

Concord Dick Buckley C.Y.O Woburn Paul McLaughlin Dave Bouchard John Purcell Concord Falcons C.O.O High Scheool Joe Sweeney John Hanley George Moreau Frank Trabucco Donnie Cullinane Joe Clasby John Manchuso Charlie Mayo Hunt Memorial Gymnasium

Career Conferences at Maynard High Highlight Opportunities

Maynard High School held its monthly Career Conferences on March 15 with Northeastern University sponsorship. Juniors and seniors chose topics and heard experts on food service, accounting in the electronic age, and industrial apprenticeship. Student leaders hosted the event, while Angelina Pantera and Frederick Gould received state level honors.

Seniors Annex Inter-Class Hoop Tourney At Concord High

Concord High School held an inter class basketball tourney led by John J. O Connell. Senior players topped scoring with Paul Daly 53 and Allen Dougherty 58 as Dougherty set a single game record with 35 points and 11 foul shots by Norman Anderson.

Concord Concord High School John J. O’connell Paul Daly Allen Dougherty Karl Robert Norman Anderson Dougherty Anderson

Concord H S notes on theater trip and talks

Concord notes that Mrs Sullivan and Mr Coburns drama groups visited Boston to see The Solid Gold Gadillac and gain theatre insight. Julian Ballou spoke on mushrooms to cooking classes arranged through Rotary education director Morton Seavey. Principal Donovan and staff attended the March 16 education business conference at John Hancock Life Insurance in Boston.

Concord Julian Ballou John F. Donovan Kenneth Creighton Kay Linskey John Hancock Life Insurance Company Boston

Maynard High School Observes Government Day Assembly

Maynard High School students observe Government Day during an assembly in the George Washington Auditorium on March 11 1955 The program features Robet erreira as master of ceremonies a flag salute the Star Spangled Banner and Governor's Proclamation read by Sandra Larkin a duet Concerto in F by Meredith Lever and Carolyn Quirk a Girls' Choir performance of Battle Hymn of the Republic the School Hymn and other music under supervision of Miss Eleanor Colburn.

Maynard High George Washington Auditorium Robeterreira Assa Sandra Larkin Meredith Lever Carolyn Quirk Dagarnet Matthew T. Coy Massachusetts Fisheries and Game Beard Miss Eleanor Colburn. Co A

Boy Aims for $3 Bounty in Jeeper Theft Case

A 15-year-old boy fired a shotgun at a jeep valued at 190 dollars in Little Compton Rhode Island as part of an alleged bounty scheme. Authorities report the incident, investigate the motive, and consider charges.

Little Compton R. I

Scholarships Offered by Women's Club in 1955

The Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs announces 1955 scholarships across Boston and surrounding areas. Full and partial tuition awards cover Garland School Junior College, Endicott College Beverly, Portia Law School, Calvin Coolidge College, Leland Powers School, Academie Moderne, and other institutions. Apply by writing Mrs. Robert C. Leggett, 310 Now Street, Braintree 84.

Garland School Commonwealth Avenue Boston Endiconier College Beverly de Morrison Reynolds Portia Law School Calvin Coolidge College of Liberal Arts Mt. Vernon St Leland Powers School of Radio, Television Evans Way Academie Moderne Museum of Fine Arts Huntington Avenine State Federation’s Department of Arts School of Practical Art Atlantic Avenue Vesper George School Botolph Street Faulkner Hospital’ School of Nursing Jamaica Plain Bosone Pierce Secretarial School Arlington Street Robert C. Leggett Now Street Braintree 84

Concord High Students Hear About Careers

Last Tuesday Concord High School students heard three speakers from local firms discuss career options. Robert Coe of Geneval Electric spoke on becoming an apprentice in industry. Robert Parks, president of the Massachusetts Restaurant Association and operator of the Howard Johnson in West Concord, spoke on a career in the food industry. Thomas O’Neil from John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance discussed accounting in the electronic age. The talk, arranged by guidance official John C. Palmer, aims to help students in choosing occupations.

M. H.S. Guidance Department Northeastern University Robert D. Parks Mags. Restaurant Association Howard Johnson’s Concord Thomas E. O'Neil National Machine Accountants Association John Hancock Ins. Co D. Robert Coe General, Electric Company J Lynn Newton Saarinen Russell Heinonen Lloyd Williams Jean Antila Jacqueline Vincent Joan Boothroyd Joan Priest Ruth Nelson Angelina Pantera State House Massachusetts Frederick Gould Maynard High School Fred John Eaton Middlesex Eaton Sumner Whittier House of Representatives Gardner Auditorium iLast Robert Coe Thomas O'Neil C.H. S Coe Geneval Eectric Company Parks Asociation Howard Johnson Route 2 West Concord O'Neil John Hancock ‘Mutual Life Insurance Company Machine Accountants Association John C. Palmer

Senior Class Meeting Here

Concord seniors from the social studies class attended the town meeting last Monday night. Attendees include Richard Rice Paylor Susan Ferran John J Fitzgerald David Goodspeed Jean Fallon Lee Comins Barbara Fultz Stephan Vogel Victor Palmucci Maureen Jediean Paul Daly Richard Whelan Avis Patonen Judy Edwardson Grace Opesdolia Cynthia Corrigan Pe Lee Mary Lou Perrin Carl Hoy John Foster Peggy Lahnstein gaged Arsenault Charles Snelly

Concord Richard Rice Weve “Paylor Susan Ferran John J. Fitzgerald David Goodspeed Jean Fallon Lee Comins Barbara Fultz Stephan Vogel Victor Palmucci Maureen Jediean Paul Daly Richard Whelan Avis Patonen Judy Edwardson Grace Opesdolia Cynthia Corrigan Pe Lee Mary Lou Perrin Carl Hoy John Foster Peggy Lahnstein Gaged Arsenault Charles Snelly

Growlers Margin Grows and Grows

The Growlers extend their lead in the Ladies Ten-Pin TM, now ahead by more than 2.1 games or points. The margin grows as the team maintains top form and increases distance over rivals.

Concord Growlers

St Agatha Fund Prompts Community Fundraising Efforts

A garbled local notice shows residents discussing a St Agatha Fund to aid high school needs and emergency support. Names include Smith and Agatha as figures in fundraising plans while authorities weigh options for a 15 week school disruption and crop concerns.

United Femal Chicago New Agatha Vorite Peonia Smith Smith, Pan and Chains St. Agatha Fund St. Agatha

Nadine Becki Wins Nadine Becki 293 S Win

Nadine Becki secured a victory at the 293 S event, with the result recorded in local sports logs. The outcome highlights Becki’s performance in the competition and notes the venue as listed in the report.

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