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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
8
Sudbury school news notes an October 29 College Night at Wayland High School. About 20 colleges and universities will be represented. Sudbury High School students and families are invited and should submit three preferred colleges to the Sudbury High School office. The evening will feature three periods arranged by attendee interests.
An all students assembly for grades 5 to 12 featured Kenneth A. Wheeler of Westwood delivering a talk and demonstration on The Magic of Color Television. Sudbury girls field hockey opened the season at Wayland in a 0 0 tie coached by Dorothy Bondelevitch and Miss Daly with a list of players named. Michael Orifice was elected vice president after Raymond Woodward’s resignation. The junior class staffed PTA meetings serving refreshments October 8 under Edward Titus and Howard Porter, netting $12.
Commander Horace Riviere of Bedford’s American Legion Post 221 asks residents to submit names ranks serial numbers and full addresses of Bedford men and women on active duty. The information will allow the post to mail Christmas gifts to those serving, via a nostcard to Box 522 Bedford or by phone Lexington 9 2490 R.
Sudbury's Shirley Mae Tallant daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Tallant returns to Union College Barbourville Kentucky as a senior this year She pursues a Bachelor of Science in elementary education and is active in the A Capella Choir and the Women's Athletic Association.
Mr and Mrs Edward J Johnson mark their 12th wedding anniversary. The couple, formerly Anne Alexander of Bedford Street, were wed in Arlington and have lived here since, with two children.
West Concord adults and youths of the West Concord Union church will gather at 1 45 p m Sunday to attend the fall conference of Union churches held at the Union church in Watertown.
Sanders and Jockeys pace Bedford League with 11 wins 1 loss each. Old Billerica Road upset Sanders early. Ken Cox nicknamed Get Your Average Cox boosts McNeil Gould against Strikers. Beccy hits 329, Poieo tops with 131 high single. upcoming matchups include Strikers vs Bedford Motor Sales and Socony vs Sanders.
Mrs Irene Wolff of 61 Main Street hosted a meeting and tea for mothers whose children attend the Rose Hawthorne Catholic school in Concord.
Chairman Wilson Sked urges all teachers and students to support Acton s Community Chest campaign to fund local Boy and Girl Scout work and other organizations. Students may donate through home room teachers as Acton High School and the faculty pursue journalism, driving tests, and regional education events.
Sudbury couple Mr and Mrs Winfred Rhoades of Lane's End return from ten days at their Heath summer home high in the hills amid brilliant autumn foliage. The memories will warm winter months. Mr and Mrs Donald Hawes also motored to Heath for a memorable weekend.
The Red Feather campaign in Medford announced a goal of $2100 with a broader effort across Greater Boston. Scouts and volunteers will call on Sunday October 21 labeled Stay at Home Sunday to solicit funds from local households.
Concord Rotary Club reports makeup meetings for William T. Magoon Percy W. Skewes John J. Flannery and W. Bruce Pirnie held at Maynard and Lynn locations during last week’s luncheon.
Sudbury Nine members attended Hudson Grange boosters night with Roy Hawes giving a Trav elogue about his trip to Switzerland. Attendees from Sudbury included Mr and Mrs Hawes Mr and Mrs Hadley Mr and Mrs Narczynsky Mrs Roos Mrs Nelson and William Pettigrew.
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