Team Unity After Close Game Victory
The squad reflects on a hard fought win with every player feeling valued and capable. The spare player may get a chance to contribute, highlighting collective effort and equality among teammates.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1949
Page
7
The squad reflects on a hard fought win with every player feeling valued and capable. The spare player may get a chance to contribute, highlighting collective effort and equality among teammates.
The excerpt stresses that in a democracy every person must value self thought and independent choice. It argues individuals should express opinions and decide for themselves while learning to reach agreement with others leading to a blending of private wills for a unified public outcome.
Concord reports supervisors set prizes of 15 dollars for first, 10 dollars for second, and 5 dollars for third in the Conserva contest. Entrants compete for valuable prizes including a 300 dollar college scholarship.
West Concord notes that Rev George D Roache of St. John's Chelmsford has been assigned to Roxbury Parish to be closer to duties as assistant director of sodalities for the Holy Name Societies including North Middlesex parishes.
A fragmented student column argues that compassion for the weak and freedom from coercion fuel competition. It contends democracy’s spirit ensures success and cites a civic motto, ending with a note about Barbara Bean Ed Miss Bean.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Michael Dee of Bedford announce the birth of their son on April 25 at Emerson hospital in Concord. Mrs Dee is formerly Eva Langille of Lincoln. The baby’s great great grandfather is Waldo Ins, once known as Lincoln’s oldest man.
Bedford Grange met in the Town hall on Monday night with Mrs Blake presiding. They voted to hold a fall fair and discussed plans for a minstrel show to be staged in the fall with Swanson as chairman. George Erickson of Middlesex County Extension Service spoke on 4-H club work. The next meeting will be announced.
The Concord community extends thanks to the stage crew and painters Brigham, Murray, Richardson, Houghton Light S. Smith, Frankenberg, Joan Motley, Myron T. Smith and others. Costsumes and publicity teams are acknowledged with names including Anne Jewell, Gene Publicity, Sally Leue, Marguerite Ecker, Morgan K. Smith Jr, Dorothy Wood, N. Grier Parkell, Charles H. Kenberg. Ticket staff are listed as Stuart W. Cook, William Wadsworth, Sinclair Hart, John Mutty and others.
In Memphis Tennessee a motorist swerved into a boat blown onto the road by heavy winds. The incident left the craft sliding on the street as the car impacted it near the scene. Flour shipments weighing about 42.6 pounds are mentioned in the fragmentary report.
Concord A regular meeting of Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will be held at Masonic Temple next Monday night May 6 at 8 o clock Worshipful Master Harold E Lawton will preside. Attendees discuss recent entertainment event with radio stars and announcers from Temple program.
Braintree Girl Scouts joined an eighth grade group for a day of tours and lunch. The troops traveled in three buses and visited Concord landmarks including the Alcott House Old Manse and a bridge before returning.
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