School News Highlights Student Achievements and Events
Readable fragments show honors for students at area schools including High and Honor roles. Activities span Junior High ceremonies, Bird Day programs, and panel discussions on the United Nations. Notable mentions include awards for Joseph Kulevich and classroom visits to a fire station and New York UN headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Gulf of Mexico
Rose Standish
Catherine Murray
United Nations
Lowell State Teachers College
Boston Globe
Joseph al 60
Sudbury Boy Scout News and Upcoming Events
The Sudbury troop held its April 26 meeting at the Congregational Church led by Senior Patrol Leader Bob Brenn with reports from David Davison. Upcoming events include Junior Grange Day April 30 Camporee May 18-19 Board of Review May 3 Court of Honor and Annual Banquet May 17 and a church clean up April 28. Four boys earned their final First Class camping and Second Class hikes with plans for a May 3 Board of Review. three Eagle Awards are anticipated at the May 17 banquet at Town Hall with tickets through Botat er Boughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Congregational Church
Bob Brenn
David Davison
Board of Review
J Bisson
G. Dempster
Mrt
Sever Wrt
Botater Boughton
Tore Mayath
Concord Citizens Committee Fetes Local Teams
The Concord Citizens Committee hosts a dinner program at Red and Gun Country Club to fete the high school basketball indoor track baseball and outdoor track teams. Chairman John B Bartolomeo and Jimmy Condon arranged details with coaches Bernie Megin Walter Carew Skiv OConnor and Bob Seaward expected to attend.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
Red & Gun Country Club
John B. Bartolomeo
Jimmy Condon
Bernie Megin
Walter Carew
Fay School dominates two spring sports wins in 1956
Fay School opened its 1956 seasons with wins in baseball and tennis. The baseball team defeated Fenn School 8-2 at Concord on April 25 with Terry Brown and Toby Kimball leading at bat. On April 28 Fay beat Williston-Fenior School at Easthampton, with Pete earning his second straight win while Ted Kakas and John Lathrop added key hits. In tennis, Fay defeated Williston 7-2 at Williston with the squad missing captain Nick Saxton, marking Fay's 23rd straight league victory and fourth-year undefeated in league play. Fay was set to host Andover Juniors on May 5.
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Southborough
Fay
Fenn School
Concord
Terry Brown
Wellesley
Toby Kimball
Shrewsbury
Willistongfanior
Easthamptomy
Mass
Pete
Straigh
Ted Kakas
Southboro
John Lathrop
Jupiter
Florida
Shady Hill
Williston
Nick Saxton
Framingham
Andover
West Concord Bowling League Postings and Leaders
Final standings list Cullinanes atop the West Concord Bowling League with an 85 47 mark. Highs include team triple 1304 by Cullinanes and high individual triple 360 by Bob Macone, with Roy Anderson leading averages at 98.1.
Acton PTA Set Final Meeting with Substitute Speaker
Acton On Monday the Acton On PTA season finale will be in the Julia L McCarthy School Cafeteria. Eslie Oakes Barber of Concord was to speak but illness requires a substitute program. President Lloyd E Williamson and the nominating committee will report. Refreshments provided by the senior high mothers with chairwoman Mrs Jacob Janerico and assistants Mrs Anker Clausen and others.
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Acton
Acton Pta
Julia L. McCarthy
Eslie Oakes Barber
Concord
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Lloyd E. Williamson
Jacob Janerico
Anker Clausen
William Gothorpe
James Baker
Middlesex Seconds Rally, Fall to Belmont Hill Then Beat Brooks
The Middlesex School second base team opened the week with a 14 to 4 loss to Belmont Hill on Wednesday April 25. They recovered Saturday April 28 to overpower Brooks 17 to 3.
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Cancord
Middlesex School
Belmont Hill
Brooks
Maynard Nine Opens season with 9-0 win over Clinton at Crowe Park
Maynard high baseball, led by Dick Lawson, opened the 1956 season with a 9-0 victory over Clinton at John A. Crowe Park. Pitcher Johnny Kulevich fanned 15 and allowed 6 hits as Maynard began its Midland League title push. The lineup features three sets of brothers including the Peirs and Brooks families. Schedule includes games against Hudson, Weston, Marlboro, Milford, Wayland, Clinton, and Concord.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Clinton
John A. Crowe
Dick Lawson
Johnny Kulevich
Dave Bailey
Ceilano
Lipka
Latterio
Maynard High Baseball
Ralph Martino
Lennie
Ray Melanson
Brooks Brothers
Larry
Jimmy
Hudson
Weston
Marlboro
Concord
Milford
Wayland
Locals overpower Concord 8-0 with unearned runs
Winchester High defeats Concord High 8-0 in a Middlesex League game at Emerson Playground. A scoreless start gave way in the sixth when Winchester scored six runs on no hits aided by walks and errors, with two more unearned in the eighth. Chapin and McKenzie allowed six hits each while seven and six strikeouts tied the pitchers. Quentin Roberts doubled for Winchester and Austin Forsythe doubled for Concord. Concord committed four errors to Winchester’s three. This is Winchester’s third league win in four starts, while Concord suffers its third straight league defeat in six starts.
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Concord
Winchester High
Concord High
Emerson Playground
John Chapin
John McKenzie
McKenzie
Chapin
Quentin Roberts
Winchester
Austin Forsythe
West Concord League Holds Annual Pin Banquet at Elks Hall
More than 70 attendees gathered for the West Concord League pin banquet at Elks Hall. Awards were given to teams and individuals including captain Charlie Stefanelli, Roy Andersen, Wendell Jones, and Bing Bartolomeo, with entertainment from Boston after the meal.
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West Concord
West Concord League
Elks Hall
Withham’s of
Lynn
Joe Steinmann
Barry High
George Wilk
Manuel Carcis
Rudy Currier
Howard Bartlett
Tutto Graceffa
Maynard
Will Dodd
Tom Fitzpatrick
Mill Dam
Bos
Acton Nabs Tie With Westford Nine
In Monday action Acton and Westford battled to a 7 7 tie while Ayer defeated Littleton 13 1. The result leaves Acton and Westford level and the league standings unsettled.
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Acton
Westford
Ayer
Littleton
Westford Hem
Groton Wee
Lancaster
Acton Wee
Sudbury Girl Scout News Highlights Juliette Low Day
Sudbury town hall hosted Juliette Low Day with Brownies and Girl Scouts, led by Mrs. Hazel Hamilton, to support the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund. Exhibits from Mrs. L. Roy Hawes and the film Hands Across the Sea featured international scouting, while Bay Path Council plans meetings in Framingham and Sudbury youth groups prepare summer camp and badge projects.
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Sudbury
Juliette Low
Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury @Woman's Club
Hazel Hamilton
Juliette Law
Sudbury Woman's Club
L. Roy Hawes
Pony Arrives at Hilltop
Sudbury community notes cheerful Spring happenings at Merry Days at Hilltop led by Mrs. Thomas Newton. A Shetland pony arrives for daily child play alongside drums, May-baskets, and birthday celebrations. Stephen from Washington visits, Andrew Coleman excels at games, and a kindergarten for five year olds is planned.
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Sudbury
Thomas Newton
Moosey
Stephen
Billy
Warren
Washington, D. C
Billy Warren
Margie Stott
Patricia Hackman
Deirdre Cowden
Andrew Coleman
Backyard Carnival Brings Funds for Fatima Building
A Sunday Backyard Carnival in the Boughton yard drew fifty to sixty children and parents despite damp weather. Proceeds of 3.62 were raised for Father Robert Hurley to support Our Lady of Fatima building fund. Performers included Grant Boughton Roger Baldwin John Swift and others with acrobatics ventriloquism and magic. Refreshments and balloons sold out and prizes went to Mrs Wilson and Mrs Moulton.
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Sudbury
Boughton’s
Robert Hurley
Our Lady of Fatima Building Fund
Grant Boughton
Roger Baldwin
John Swift
Martin MacArthur
Michael Collins
David Boughton
Peter Boughton
John Boughton
Jackie Anderson
Raymond Collins
Winifred Boug
Concord High student wins third prize in state science fair
Curtis Bilings, senior at Concord High and son of Mr and Mrs James B Billings, won third prize in the state science fair. Other Concord High entrants included Norma Fairbanks and Elizabeth Ogilvie, with Patricia Flanagan of Lexington representing Rose Hawthorne School. The fair showcased 8000 exhibits.
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Concord
Concord High
Curtis Billines
James B. Billings
Walden Street
Norma Fairbanks
Elizabeth Ogilvie
Patricia Flanagan
Lexington
Rose Hawthorne
Bedford Parish Delegation Attends 174th North Middlesex Meeting
Eighteen members of the Bedford First Parish Unitarian Church join the North Middlesex Conference at Stow. Local residents support Emerson Hospital building fund drive as a new auxiliary unit activates. Holy Name Society names nominating committee with Salvator Albanini as president and others including Paul Gellant and Charles Siekman.
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Bedford First Parish
North Middlesex
Stow
Sigantic
Emerson Hospital
Holy Name Society
Salvator Albani
Nast
Paul Gellant
William Grace
Edward Guilivan
Louis Totino
Charles Siekman
Sudbury Know Your Town Series Answers Fire Police Roles
Provisional League of Women Voters to host unit meetings on Sudbury police and fire protection and town street maintenance. Questions cover number of policemen and fire department status, with dates May 7 and 8 at private homes. lists participants and hosts.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Fire Department
Provisional
League of Women Voters
Alfred Crowley
John Shirley
Ili
Russell Loftus
Aruta Atsuoko Kimura
Mines
Ralph Robbins
David Bentley
Gordon Partridge
Loring Coleman
Het
Sudbury Fire Chief Reports Grass and Brush Fires
Sudbury Fire Chief Albert St Germain notes multiple fires in late April including a grass fire at Route 117 and Maybury Road caused by a careless person, a brush fire at Emery Townsend’s Blueberry Hill Lane allegedly set by children, and a brush fire near Kira Tower on State Forest line. He also recalls inspecting a barn storing liquified petroleum gas cylinders in a residential zone and urges water supply for new developments to protect future homes.
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Sudbury
Route 117
Maybury Road
Emery Townsend
Blueberry Hill Lane
Townsend
Kira Tower
East Sudbury
Albert St.- Germain
Sudac
Sandham
Stock Farm Road
Sudbury Planning Board
Landhem Road
St. Germain
Tufts Junior Robert Lloyd Elected Sigma Nu Marshal
Robert Lloyd of Riceroad, a Tufts College of Engineering junior, named marshal for the Zeta Eta chapter Sigma Nu fraternity. Mrs Clifton Giles, president of Sudbury Emerson Hospital Auxiliary, to help at Emerson Hospital Day on Tuesday May 8 from 2 to 4 30 pm. Sudbury residents invited.
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Robert Lloyd
Riceroad
College of Engineering
Tufts University
Zeta Eta
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Clifton Giles
Sudbury Emerson Hospital
Emerson “Hospital
Sudbury
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