Shelley Honored as Armstrong and Beddoe Receive A and B Honors
The item notes JBuborough honors Shelley while honoring Richard Armstrong and Richard Beddoe for achieving A and B grades.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
5
The item notes JBuborough honors Shelley while honoring Richard Armstrong and Richard Beddoe for achieving A and B grades.
The Congregational Church social circle will hold its May meeting on May 9 at noon with hostesses Mrs Grace Dutton Mrs Maceline Stephen and Mrs Antoinette White. A Brahmins dessert lecture is set for May 9 at 1 pm at Mrs Guy Clark’s home in Concord reviewing A Leap Over the Wall by Monica Blake Charles.
The regional physical education department presents an exhibition Friday starting at 8 p m at the A B School. Daniel Boylen leads the program with exercises, tumbling, weight lifting, basketball, dances, narrations by Laraine Moland and Ed Boyden.
The article surveys curling’s early presence in New York State, noting its rise amid club culture and regional enthusiasm for winter sports. It highlights pioneers, venues, and the sport’s evolving reputation within local communities.
The Dod minor league team announces opening Monday with rosters posted. Players include Joseph A. Nastasi Jr. and William H. Stafford among officials. Minor schedule lists game vs Giants at Jones Field South Acton. rainouts noted. game time 6 15 p.m.
A quirky snippet notes that if a small amount of milk is added to the water before boiling old potatoes, the potatoes will not darken as they boil.
Bob Sempson led regional play as Gatoray and Gould starred. George Robinson collected four hits in five at bats, powering two regional victories on a Saturday afternoon.
The team notes that Tan lo Viens will be improved as the season progresses and adjustments are planned to enhance performance in upcoming games.
Two local youths initiate a cooperative summer camp with Sudbury Rod and Gun Club joining to run Mass Junior Camp. Selection will emphasize sincere interest in natural resources and training for qualified youths. Camp Claca Ecke runs July 29 to August 3 daily from 8 AM to 3 PM with a PeeWee unit for younger siblings. Contacts: Awe ron yeTW 71-2677, Mrs Donald 443-0049, Mrs. Marc Abell 675-0081.
Post No 2 seeks new members and urges interested readers to attend meetings held on the second and fourth Wednesdays. The notice promotes joining the group and participating in summer activities.
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