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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1951

Page

6

Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Notices

Local Concord items include a Winston-Salem train trip group led by Police Chief William G. Ryan, with arrival shifted to Thursday. a Middlesex Laundry Cleating plant opening at 27 Walden Street. school vacations. a death notice for Fred Cook. Other notes mention new police lieutenants, a Bedford Mock Trial, local fund campaigns, and upcoming Antiques Exposition in Boston.

Winston-Salem N. C William G. Ryan Concord Citizens Committee Defy Concord New Middlesex Laundry Walden Street Fred Cook Ofetime The Commonwealth Geri. Whitney Otis Boston Grace Concord Grange Gilbert Bell Rex Corporation of Cambridge Route 2 Joan Thomas Winchester Richard B. Bates, Jr Carlisle Hobby Corner Concord Co-Operative Bank Frederick R. Child, Jr Thomas Peterson Child Lexington Johnny Russell Bedford People's Theatre Maynard Fine Arts Paris Lincoln Acton Sudbury Greater Ralph E. Dakin N. H Setter Matt Powers Netap Citisens Committee Maynard Chamber of Commerce Turkey

Sudbury Girls Hoop Team Amid Energetic Tryouts

Sudbury girls basketball practice draws a large group of volunteers from the upper four grades as tryouts begin for a promising season. Prospective players include Mary Ali, Jane Burns, Barbara Burke, Paula Cartman, Marilyn Doug ly, Joyce Fellows, Jane Flynn, Judy Goodrich, Donna Gould, Marsha Greenwood, Joan Harding, Dorothy Hawes, Ina Johi, Madgie Johnson, Helen Jause, Lily Laine, Betty Mac Culloch, Helene MacCulloch, Charlotte Mercier, Joyce Olson, and Barbara Widdows with Margaret Burches and Margaret Dawson as staff. Cheerleaders shout rah and fight chants as routines start.

Sudbury Girls Mary Ali Jane Burns Barbara Burke Paula Cartman Marilyn Dougly Joyce Fellows Jane Flynn Judy Goodrich Donna Gould Marsha Greenwood Joan Harding Dorothy Hawes Ina Johi Madgie Johnson Helen Jause Lily Laine Betty MacCulloch Helene MacCulloch Charlotte Mercier Joyce Olson Barbara Widdows Margaret Burches Margaret Dawson Sudbury

Sudbury High names cheerleaders as teams plan 1951 52 schedule

The Sudbury High School cheerleading squad will support both boys and girls teams this season. Members include Mary Alimo Peggy Brisas Paula Cartman Gertrude Dav on J Devlin Diane Fairbanks Brenda Fletcher Carol Guild Joan Harding Othy Hawes Carol Hodder Je Johnson Betty McCul Mudge Natalie Pirrello and Katherine Smith. Walter Carr announces the varsity 1951 52 schedule with a home opener versus Eaton on Tuesday November 27 and six Friday night home games. Junior varsity games precede varsity contests. Girls schedule will be released next week.

Mary Alimo Peggy Brisas Paula Cartman Gertrude Davon J Devlin Diane Fairbanks Brenda Fletcher Carol Guild Joan Harding Othy Hawes Carol Hodder Je Johnson Betty McCul- Mudgeooh Natalie Pirrello Kathrine Smith Sudbury High School

Sportscaster reels in calls with cures for hiccups

In Methpdis Tennessee a sportscaster named Jack Britton said telephone calls rolled in during a high school football game. Listeners offered cures for his hiccups rather than protests.

Methpdis Tenn Jack Britton Britton

Honor Rolls At Acton Schools Announced Here

Acton area principals report first marking period honor roll lists across West South Center schools. Students named span grades 1 to 6 with many named from Acton and surrounding districts and include multiple repeat honorees across schools. There are 19 545 gasoline stations in North Carolina.

Acton Carolyn Douglas the West School Albert Cook Francine Corey Janet French William Gothorpe Margaret Hale David Huntley Ruth Harris Sandra Haynes Donald, Lee Donna Loring Peter Mackigod Richard Nylander Deborah Smith Jeanne Wilson Yvest Millbury Richard Freeman Harvey Gravelindarle Karen Tern Eas Cae Diana C. Moore Nancy Towsley Harriet Wilson Virginia Woodhead Christine Anderson Judith Bentsen Carleton Campbell Robert Conauest Edward Davis Victor Cornellier Lee Davis Kathleen Dolan Catherine Dugan Janice Fullenton Joan Fullenton Leta Hermes David Harris Caroline Jarvi Harold Knight George Lamont Rosemary LeClerc Robert Lindfors Elizabeth Locke Norman Perkins Thomas Peterson Brian Roche Eric Swenson Carolyn Ann Sweatt Martha Turner Joan Conrad Ann Daniels Margaret Daniels Edward Duggan William Edmonds Philip Goldthwaite Donna Hollowell Sandra Leavitt John Moody Nancy Pederson Gregor Prentice Donna Rines David Roth Ellen Staples Jed Wood Judith Woodhead West Robert Carrow Beverly Jenks Eleanor MacCabe Larry Prentiss Karen Sw Robert Jackson Shirley Armstrong Joan Bartlett Rebecca Beach Ralph Parsons Irving Duren James Howe Charles Kimball Peter Schontag Carol Stevens Fred Wood Julia McCarthy South School North Carolina

Concord Citizens Outline Bowl Trip Packages for Rooters

The Concord Citizens committee offers a package trip to Winston-Salem for the high school football team bowl game. Options include plane, train The Patriot day-coach, and bus with round trip game tickets and hotel reservations. Prices range from 27 to 92.55 per person with minimum group sizes and a December 1 deadline.

Concord Citizens Committee Winston-Salem North Carolina Walden Street Bedford Winstom Salem Dick” Sullivan the Patriot Boston Pullmann Concord

Concord School Protest Over Spring Practice Ruling

The Concord School Committee sent a letter of protest to the Headmasters Association about a ruling on spring practice. The document notes changes to the spring practice season and a dispute over its permitting.

Headmasters Association Tréecessitites Concord Concord Scheol Association

First school of s founded at Missouri University in 1908

The first school of s was established at the University of Missouri in 1908 by Walter Williams.

The University of Missouri Walter Williams

Turkey Day Picks Stir Local School Rivalry Bets

A Portland era style grid of high school tipsters outlines bets for Thanksgiving week. Predictions include Malden over unbeaten Medford, Chelmsford over Howe, and a revived Waltham Somerville clash. Other matches name Belmont Watertown and Newton Brookline with multiple upsets noted.

Waltham Ouijaw Board Malden Medford Chelmsford Howe Ouija Board Somerville Lexirngton Concord Belmont Watertown Newton Brookline Marl Borg Hudson Lowell Lawrence Clinton Maynard Needham Wellesley Winchester Woburn Stoneham Reading Framingham Natick Melrose Arlington Fitchburg Leominster

Maynard and Clinton Clash in Maynard Meet Upset Bid

Maynard hosts Clinton High in a spirited showdown as Rosa’s De Rosa team aims to ruin the locals’ upset bid. Rival captains include Andre MacDonald and Adam White as fans expect a tight battle with playoff implications.

Maynard Ned Maynard Ifon Fuller Field Clinton Aik Turkey Clinton Bing Ha Rosa Mar Maynardites de Rosa Prichard St. Mary's Jackie MacDonald de Rosa Folliers Andre MacDonald Adam M White Bill Freeman Dick King Maynard Reco Punchard St. Mary’s Brook Hudson Concord Milford Somerville Voice Methuen Marlboro Howe H. S

Marlboro-Robert Ercolani Bags Deer Near South Halifax

Robert Ercolani 17 son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ercolani Spoonhill avenue was the sole hunter to bring home a deer on a hunting trip near South Halifax Vermont. He bagged a seven point 165 pound buck while six companions in the party returned empty handed. He works at Lapointe Machine Tool Co Hudson. Others were Raymond and Albert Rental William Hanson Peter Cazaropoulos Fred Ercolani and Robert Juliano of Hudson.

Marlboro Robert Ercolani Fred Ercolani Spoonhill Avenue South Halifax Vermont Lapointe Machine ‘Tool Co Hudson Raymond and Albert Rental William Hanson Peter Cazaropoulos Robert Juliano

Ramblers Score Ninth Straight Win In Mill Dam League

Concord League leading Ramblers beat K of C Jrs 4 0 for their ninth straight victory. Bing Bartolomeo rolled 79 133 and 121 for 333 to claim high single and high triple. Jokers won 3 1 over Anchors while Tad's Whitewash Lincoln 4 0 and Ellis 4 0 over K of C rs. Other high triples noted include Come Bregoli 322 Nick Genetti 312.

Concord Ramblers Dam K. of. C. Jrs Bing” Bartolomeo Jokers Anchors Andy Boy Thrift Tad Lincoln Ellis K. of C. &Rs Come Bregoli Nick Genetti E' Ramblers

Concord Citizens Committee Opens Membership to All

The Concord Citizens Committee invites anyone to join as it plans a port trip to Winston Salem North Carolina. Meetings are open to all with the next session at the Co-Operative Bank social room Monday at 7 30 o clock. Chairman William J Parker will preside.

Concord Concord Citizens Committee Winston-Salem North Carolina Co-Operative Bank Social Room William J. Parker

Lexington band Sains shows versatile lead vocalist

Readable fragment notes a Lexington musician named Sains who leads with a sharp presence and can perform both Lexington and Concord songs. The text mentions Bren Piece as a related figure and hints at strong musical talent and versatility across sets.

Sains Chick Lexington Concord

Concord broadcast set for post season Piedmont Bowl

The Winston-Salem program plans a post season broadcast of the Piedmont Bowl. Len Masters leads the play by play from the booth during the night meeting of the Citizens Committee. Four local names are credited with saving the program for Winston-Salem.

Concord Winston-Salem Lina Citizens Committee Len Masters Booth

Pin Stans Rambler Jolets eee Boy K of

Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and a group event with unclear context. Readable parts hint at a local notice or brief, with no coherent details to confirm date, place, or outcome.

Rambler Jolets Eee Boy K

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