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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
6
Readable fragments indicate Needham seeks an upset against Concord in a Saturday game. Mentions Nickerson, Ryan, Cetche Queen, Chagnon, Emerson Play, and a high school context with an unbeaten offense. Details are garbled but point to a local prep matchup with high spirits and expectations.
Civitan club members discuss entries for a two day show to be held October 14 and 15 at the River Gun club grounds. Committees include cattle Roy and company Louie Kwine and others. opening day starts at 12 8 with Baas competition on Sunday October 15 at 2 p.m.
The notice announces a new room dog training course opening October 2 at 7 o clock at the Girl Beaut House. It lists eight lessons for adults with a fee around 2.97 pounds and mentions Turnquist again as head instructor.
Marlboro Fish and Game Association voted to buy 200 trout of at least 10 inches for stocking the club pond. Fred S. Cay and others were elected to state federation posts. A pond work party and roof repairs were planned with projects led by Pray and Peloquin. The club’s Fall Cribbage Tourney begins tonight under Leo Demers. 10 weeks of play with cash prizes at a year end dinner.
Concord and Fenn School coaches, including Roger Carlisle Sete, attend a three day hockey clinic sponsored by a Boston newspaper, with sessions conducted during April in Boston.
Hudson high school grid eleven seeks first league edge after two nonleague wins. Maynard game prep continues with two days of rugged workouts as the Hawks aim to improve after an opening loss to Methuen and a scoreless tie with Shrewsbury. Hudson JV opens against Wellesley with assistants Colombo and Rego directing.
Maynard High meets Hudson in a local Friday night clash as coach Vin Waswell drills the Maynard eleven for a pivotal game. Former Hudson mentor Stan Bondelvitch led the orange and black to a 13-6 loss a year ago, adding heat to a rivalry built on tough schedules.
A surprise party was held at 280a Main Street honoring James Lozouski, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lozouski. A junior at St. Mary's High School in Waltham and cartoonist for the Hudson Daily Sun, he received many gifts. Games and dancing followed, with a buffet lunch.
Hudson high Hawks prepare for a Midland League opener against Maynard at Riverside Park Friday at eight. Coach Stan Bonderevitch announced Fathers Night with Gensia placed behind players’ benches for the home game versus St Sebastian of Newton and the theme night highlighting the fathers of the squad.
Hale High School senior class opened the social season at Town Hall with Smith's Orchestra. About one hundred attendees, led by Douglas Johnson among prize winners, enjoyed informal dances and prizes for couples including William Hoeier and Susan Sewell.
Fragmentary text describes a tunnel, a 41 number, a tree, and mountains. Persons, organizations, dates, or places are not readable. Further legible details are required to form a proper headline and summary.
A series of lessons in Roxky Albert ean dancing will be taught to school pupils. The instructor, with ten years on the professional stage and five in motion, was chosen by Henry Ford to conduct Ford Manner classes at Wayside Inn School for Boys and Redstone School. Lessons run in the Upper Town hall from 2:20.
Miss Marion Towne announces Richard Rasphart of East A as Student Council president for the current school year. Officers include vice-president Mary Star secretary Lyl a Jewell and treasurer Arlen Made as the Baháʼuʼllahs guests attend the meeting at Ferry home.
An eight year old California sportsman promotes a plan to pass up female ducks to boost overall bag quality. Wildlife experts like McCumber of Los Angeles note potential benefits for hunting days and duck populations, explaining sex distinctions and breeding dynamics in waterfowl.
The Concord Civil Defense plan outlines evacuation routes and sheltering in the event of a direct or near direct atom bomb. It emphasizes mobilization of town resources, housing and feeding evacuees, and maintaining essential services in a Boston metro area emergency. Deputy directors and key volunteers are named for communications, engineering, housing, feeding, and public line roles.
A garbled report mentions a Belinow business executive named Richards in a probe amid startling disclosures. The text references Mobile Alabama, North Korean soldiers, and a Belgrade Yugoslavia stop, but details are unclear and inconsistent.
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