Maynard Hints of Fishing Touts Beagle Club Trials and Camp
News notes trout catches in Nashoba Stook and a Beagle Club trial at Wolf Swemp Roxborough with dogs Charky Shuguer Nellie and Trigeer. Muss Junior Conservation Camp 1961 session runs July 9 to 22 at Worcester County 4 H Center Thompson's Pond Spencer with a May 15 deadline for applications for boys aged 14 to 17 from Assabet Beagle Club Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neha
Assooet Beagle Club
Wolf Swemp
Roxborough
Charky
Lauri Pekkala
Shuguer
Frank Hearan
Nellie
Ho Whitney, Jr
Trigeer
Ray Vitti
Muss
Worcester County
Thompson's Pond
Spencer
Fisheries and Game Halls
Westboro
Assabet Beagle Club
P.O. Box
Maynard
Sudbury League Schedules Shuffled By Weather Drought
In Sudbury, rain and darkness frustrated youth baseball. Sabres vs Darts halted after four innings with 1-1. Jets vs Hawks 4-3 in favor of Jets when play stopped. later Jets-Arrows and Darts-Comets results were unfinished or no contests due to conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Raytheon
Sabres
Hoover
Hardware Darts
Ruth EF
Porter
Arrows
Hill
Jeweler
Comets
Sudbury Super Maker Jets
Sudbury Drug Hawks
Jets
Hawks
Mike Chandonall
Pete Crumm
Bobby King
Jackie Mer
Cury
King
Pat Finelli
Arthur Hatfield
Jets and Arrows Fame
Bud Stevens
Jackie Mercury
Victor War- Male Geainst
Georgie Place
Mike Kennally
Darts
Inter-Town All-Stars Edge Wal-Lex In Alley Showdown
Inter-Town Again defeated Wal-Lex 33 pins after a prior 12 pin win. Key scores include Kane 301 Leach 297 Statkus 271 total 1457 for Inter-Town while Wal-Lex Mills 293 Munroe 278 Seafidi 284 LaRosee 266 Gusafson 303 total 1424.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Ladies
Wal- Lex All-Stars
Dec
Kane
Leach
Statkus
Wal- Lex
Mills
Munroe
Seafidi
LaRosee
Gusafson
Dollars vs. Stamps: Chicago chain offers $10 bank account perk
A Chicago food chain plans a stamp style program. Customers receive a punch card. after filling it the store opens a $10 savings account in the customer’s name. More purchases yield more cards and potential $50 to $150 yearly savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McGraw - Hill
Little League opens with new schedule at Kinsley Field
West Acton Colonial Little League opened its season with a ceremony at Kinsley Field led by Francis Jo Schell. Exhibition games followed with the Red Sox beating the Yankees 3-1 and the Dodgers defeating the Coord inals 6-3. Upcoming major league games include White Sox vs Red Sox May 16 and Nationals vs Yankees May 17, plus several others.
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West Acton
Kinsley Field
Francis Jo Schell
Acton
Roxborough
Arthur W. Lee
John W Lumbers
Red Sox
Yankees
Dodgers
Coordinals
White Sox
Nationals
Jones Field
Giants
Cirbs
Pirates
Dodtters
Cardinals
Braves
Little League Night Planned at Nashoba Drive-In
Acton Colonial Little League of Acton and Boxboro schedules Little League Night at Nashoba Drive-In Theater on May 18. The event features Public Pizeon No 1 with Red Skelton and Pride of the Yankees. Each registered boy receives two tickets. returns due May 17. Adults pay admission. Proceeds fund league operations for about three hundred players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Colonial Little League
Boxboro
Nashoba Drive-In
Red Skelton
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Local Faculty At Conference Meeting
Maynard principal Fredi ano D Mattioli athletic director Richard Lawson and coach Wilfredo DeRosa attended the semi annual Central Massachusetts Conference meeting at Hickory House Worcester. Jay-Vee basketball adopted as conference sport and 1961-1962 schedule set. freshmen and sophomores limited to Jay-Vee squads. New officers elected for the coming year Noah Edminister Hudson High president and John Francis Marlborough High vice president. James Howen Marlborough secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frediano D. Mattioli
Richard Lawson
Wilfred DeRosa
Central Massachusetts
Hickory House
Worcester
Noah Efdminister
Hudson High
John Francis
Marlborough High
James Howen
Marlborough
Stow JV Defeats Green Wave 5-3 In Local Match
Stow junior varsity team edges Green Wave 5-3 in a tight contest. Key players contributed offense as Stow secures the win on home turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Jv’s Edge
Green Wave
Marlboro Panthers Fall After Seven Errors In Rout
Maynard explodes for nine runs in the second inning as Marlboro commits seven errors and loses 12-13. Doran and Reynolds duel with late scoring, Ryall fuels Maynard with four hits and three RBI, while Kenny Reynolds shines in relief.
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Tigers
Marlboro
Byron Reynolds
Byron
Kenny
Maynard
Panthers
Reynolds
Ron Doran
Jackie Stone
Doran
Lth
Loth
Panther
Boo Lamy
Larson
Ryall
Jim Ryall
RBI
Stepel
Jim Spratt
Kenny Reynolds
Bob Lamy
Luiny
Stone
Joubert
Mulhall
Ossay
H—R—E Maynard
B. Reynolds
Taylor
Doren
K. Reynolds
Lamy
B. Taylor
Novice Class Increases At Westboro Speedway
The novice class at Westboro Speedway gains ten new stock car enthusiasts set for Friday night races on Route 9. Lee Ward won the novice feature with Ben Long and Mike Owners close behind. Fred Borden extended his winning streak in Class A, with Fats Caruso and Bob Sprague following. Races start at 8 15 p m. Fabric pests cause over $2 million in annual damage per UC Berkeley entomologist.
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Westboro Speedway
Route 9 Oval
Lee Ward
Ben Long
Mike Owners
Fred Borden
Fats Caruso
Bob Sprague
Borden
The Fair Sex Beauty Shop Radio Time Study
Fact Finders Associates survey finds women spend over nine million hours yearly in about 110000 beauty shops. It notes 629 million visits and estimates listeners average one hour and 35 minutes per visit.
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Fact Finders Associates
London Man Fined for Speeding After Wife Kiss Incident
Robert Robson, 34, was fined $22.40 for speeding and careless driving after witnesses saw him kissing his wife while driving at 50 mph. He told the judge his wife snuggled up and kissed him, and he could not resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Robert Robson
Unusual Birds Reported After Week of Storms Across Cape and Coast
The Massachusetts Audubon Society notes several rare birds blown in by recent storms with sightings across Cape Cod Nantucket Orleans Chatham Falmouth and the North Shore including Painted Buntings Indigo Buntings Laughing Gulls Summer Tanagers Scarlet Tanagers and Rose breasted Grosbeaks. Additional reports include Eastern Kingbird hybrid Blue Snow Goose and scarce Kentucky Warbler with large flocks of swallows and snipe observed boosted by migration. For up to the minute news call the Voice of Audubon Kenmore 6 405U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Audubon Society
New England
Cape
Nantucket
Orleans
Falmouth
Chatham
Cohasset
Plum Island
Newbury
Salisbury
Newburyport
Gloucester
United States
9 Acres Corner
Concord
Watham
Great Meadows
Audubon
Kenmore
Unromantic Finance Plan for June Brides
A ABA survey finds 80 percent of June brides will handle family finances. A seven point plan covers budget reality after taxes, saving, investments, debt limits, insurance, college funds, and safe storage of documents.
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New York
UPT
American Bankers Association
ABA
Stith brothers top college basketball scoring run
Clean, N Y UPI reports the Stith brothers Tom and Sam set the record as the highest scoring dreiaer combination in college basketball history with an average of 52 points per game for St Bonaventure during the 1959 60 season.
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Clean
N.Y
UPI
Stith Brothers
Tom
Sam
St. Bonaventure
Deaths and Funerals Readied Across Local Towns
Sympathy is extended to Police Sergt Daniel A. MacInnis Jr on the death of his father Daniel A Sr in Lexington. Services were held at McCarthy Memorial Home. Other notices include Harry L. Smith in Littleton with a requiem at St Anne’s Church and interment at Mount Hope West Acton. Mrs Irene Anderson of Concord died at 54 in her home with burial at Sleepy Hollow. many delegations attended. arrangements were at MacRay Funeral Home. Mrs Anderson had long ties to local orders and organizations. she leaves surviving relatives including children and siblings.
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Lincoln
Daniel A. MacInnis, Jr
Daniel A., Sr
Lexington
McCarthy
Littleton
Harry L. Smith
St. Anne's Church
Bernard Lane
Littleton-Westford
Concord
Sery Wergly
Irne Aersen Anderson
Vi Road
Wedney
Robert H Barbetter
Sleepy Cemetery
Richard A. Jacks
White
George R Sing
Maynard
Cord
Caugher
Ju'e Sen
Thomas B. Martin 66 a Lincoln veteran dies in Concord
Thomas B. Martin 66 formerly of Lincoln died Sunday after a long illness at the U S Veterans Administration Hospital He served in World War I in France and was a charter member of Lincoln Post A L He leaves a sister Mrs Rose Clough Hanover and a nephew The funeral was held Tuesday from Joseph Dee Son Concord with a requiem mass at St Joseph Church Lincoln military rites and burial at St Bernard's Concord Fr McLaughlin conducted committal prayers Bearers included Lincoln men and a West Concord nephew
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Bedford
Thomas B. Martin
U.S. Veterans Administration Hospital
Lincoln
Waltham
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
U. S. Army
France
Lincoln Post, A. L
Lexington
Rose Clough
Hanover
Joseph Dee & Son
Concord
St. Joseph’s Church
South Lincoln
Francis A. McLaughlin
Concord Company
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
McLaughlin
Frank Gordon, Jr
Robert Tracey
George Cordon
James Martin
West Concord
Edith B Mattson 68 Dies After Long Illness At Emerson Hospital
Funeral services for Edith Baron Mattson aged 68 of Glendale Street were held at St George s Church with Rev Albert E Gabriel officiating. Interment was in Glenwood cemetery. Bearers were Wendell Leithead Philip B Dee Roger Tansey Charles Schnab Bernard Statkus Walter Mattson. Born in Fall River she lived in Maynard 63 years and worked at Middlesex Laundry. She is survived by husband Anton B son Elmer B daughter Helen Dee sister Helen Dudley brother William Baron and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Edith (Baron) Mattson
Glendale Street
St. George's Church
Albert E. Gabriel
Glenwood Cemetery
Wendell Leithead
Philip B. Dee
Roger Tansey
Charles Schnab
Bernard Statkus
Walter Mattson
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
Fall River
Mattson
Middlesex Laundry
Emerson Hospital
Anton B
Elmer B
Paul
Helen) Dee
West Concord
Helen Dudley
Stow
William Baron
West Acton banker Parker dies suddenly at 44
West Acton resident Donald W. Parker 44 a Maynard banker and community leader died suddenly of a heart attack at home. Born February 2 1917 in Lowell he recently became assistant treasurer of the Assabet Institution for Savings in Maynard and previously worked at Union National Bank in Lowell. He held several local posts including vice president elect of the Maynard bank secretary elect of Maynard Rotary Club treasurer of the Salvation Army senior warden of St George's Maynard and lay memberships in several groups. He leaves his wife Doris Bailly a son and siblings. Funeral services were held at William Badger Funeral Home Littleton with burial in Edson Cemetery Lowell. Bearers were local men from Acton Ayer and Lowell.
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West Acton
Donald W. Parker
Central Street
Maynard
Lowell
Assabet Institution For Savings
Union National Bank
Lowell High School
Maynard Bank
Maynard Rotary Club
Salvation Army
St. Paul’s Lodge
Ayer
St. George's Episcopal Church
Maynard Chamber of Commerce
Doris Bailly
Donald B. West Acton
Erna, West Acton
Charles W. Littleton
Lindquist
Donald Lindquist
Louis Fierra
Acton
Florence Gatchell 72 Dies After Prolonged Illness
Florence L Gatchell 72 of 2 er road died Monday after a long illness. She was born Jerica, daughter of Frank Ell and Louise Rosenthal, and had lived in Bedford and Somerville. Survived by husband William A Ell. Funeral service by James S Whittaker with burial at Fox Cemetery Billerica. Douglass M Chapel Lexington in charge.
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Merriam) Gatchell
William A. Ell
Jerica
Frankell
Louise Rosenthal
Bedford
Ouly
Somerville
James S. Whittaker
Fox Cemetery
Billerica
Douglass M Chapel
Lexington
Maynard-Mrs Rosemark Dies After Illness
Mrs Rosemark 44 of 58S Street died early morning at Lemmael tuck Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Chelsea and had lived here 15 years. She belonged to the Jewish Synagog Ladies Auxiliary and the Home for Aged and to M Parra. Survived by husband Rob K Rosemark and children Beverly and Mi, three sisters Mir Cobson Charlotte Matters Sara Zax, and two brothers Ms and Albert. Services Thursday at noon at Levine Chapel Brookline.
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Maynard
Beat
Stein) Rosemark
Lemmael Tuck Hospital
Chelsea
Synagog Ladies Auxiliary
the Home For Aged
Inter
M Parra
Rob K. Rosemark
Beverly
Mircobson
Charlotte Matters
Sara Zax
Albert
Levine Chapel
Street
Brookline
Alfred N Eaton Sudbury Services Held Tomorrow
Alfred N Eaton age 83 of Sudbury died Tuesday at his home on Cross Road. He was born in Sudbury, son of Edward and Ruth Eaton, and had been in business 56 years. He leaves his wife Lillian, one son P Eaton, two daughters Mrs. Charles Goodnow and Mrs. Lewis Russell, two sisters Mrs Al Beckwith and Miss Lillian Eaton, eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Rev Ernest Boden of Memorial Church will conduct funeral services at Jer Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 p.m. and interment will be in Wadsworth Cemetery.
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Alfred N. Eaton
Sudbury
Croad
Edward
Ruth
Eaton
New
Lillian
P. Eaton
Charles Goodnow
Lewis Russell
al Beckwith
Adren
Ernest Boden
Memorial Tional Church
Wadsworth Cemetery
Death of Cambridge School Principal F. A. McLean
Services held for F.ine A. McLean of Cambridge who died May 2 at age 115. He served as principal of the local school. Surviving are his sister Eliza F. McLean and Mrs. William Shaw.
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Ferine A. McLean
We School
Cambridge
Eliza F. McLean
William Shaw
Notre Dame Prepares for 1961 Football Opener in South Bend
South Bend Indiana Notre Dame announces plans to ease into the 1961 football season with a game at South Bend in November. The schedule note references an early 1961 start and a home venue for the opener.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
South Bend Wi
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