/ 9 6 . APR /A SGroton Booster Club Honors Three Area Mothe rs Reassured Of Fishing Season Opens S High School Athletes Well, the great day-. dawned I On Tuesday evening, March 31, bright and clear, and the anglers 1 Childrens Safety InAlaska the Groton Booster Club honored ; were all ehroute to their favorite SMr. and Mrs. Norman Grant had Sthet Groton High School varsity .pot AYER-Three at an early hour' Many clubs area monthers been planning a trip to Alaska in athletes who took part in various "served fishermen's breakfasts at,' who spent long anxious hourn July and August and when they ports during the year, at a ban- Idur or five o'clock Saturday rI waiting for word from their adul heard from their son they made quet catered by the GrotofnGrange. .morning and children they were well at- in Alaska, turned to thea tentative suggestion concerned Two hundred and fifty members" tended. Of course, Nashoba I am talking Chapter of the American with the trip. They were encour- Sof the girls field hockey, basketball about the opening Red Cross for assistance of the 1964 in com- aged to continue to plan for the !and softball teams, boys cross- fishing season, which got off to a municating with the earthquake-trip and were told, "The North Scountry, basketba:l track and base- fine start Saturday, A I . i, shaken territory to find out if will rise again." ball teams, parents and friends - - - ------ I . they were safe. One was from gathered in the cafetorium for the The following is a run down of Groton. one was from Harvard /Vr. -r at " ;st--c event. The successful bojrs basket-' the spots in this area which have and one was from Shirley. ,-- .c ~-c A- tc- , ball team, who won the Wachusett been stocked by the Division of Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Grant' - - Interscholastic League this year, Fisheries and Game: of Groton say that praise enough ! V)~r / r~ Urc--t i i was presented with jackets of Nashoba Brook and the Fort cannot be heaped upon the ReldaC +~" )a t' Ss . school colors with an appropriate Pond Brook in Acton, Bennett Cross who kept in almost constant insignia. Varsity players presented Brook and Sandy Pond in Ayer,, communication with them giving jackets were Allen VanHoogen and Beaver Brook and Guggins Brook them the latest information that David Wilcox, co-captains, James in Boxborough, River Meadow could be confirmed as soon as their: Richardson, Jay DeJoagh, Wiiliam Brook, Deep Brook and Stony appeal was received. Mrs. Grait Shaughnessy, George Therrien, Brook in Chelmsford, Duggan says, '.and even when they hadl Groton Baptss Honor Charles Spannare, Dana Lawrence, Brook, Mill Brook, Walden Pond, no additional information for us, Robert Seidi, Fred Porter, Ruhsell White Pond and Spencer Brook in their helpfulness and sincere ef- Parish Clerk Lowell, Dennis Brunson and Ed- Concord: Unkety Brook, Salmon forts gave us much assurance." At JRetiring ward Comeau, manager. Brook, Joint Grass Brook, and, in Dunstable; ! last at 5 a. m. on Monday morning GROTON-A testimonial diniie r Col. Karl Spannare acted as Lake Massapoag Gay's Brook, a telegram got through from the was given at the First Baptis't toastmaster for the evening. Cow Pond Brook, Grants' son, Norman B. Grant Jr. Church in honXr.: Miss Susi SSpeakers were Sanders Stephen,' Baddacook Pond, Unkety Brook, of Anchorage, that he and his wife Shattuck, who recei 4retied a! ! junior varsity coach; Eichard Nor- Knops Pond, Squannacook River I and daughter were safe. Area Red clerk of the church after 18 year s ris, athletic director; Jean Mc- in Groton, Beaver Brook in Little- Brook, Cross working through their chap- of service. She has served y Manus, girls' coach; James L. ton: Gulf Brook,' Sucker for man Brook ter office in Seattle, Wash., goti years on the flower conmmittee SGunm, superintendent of schools,! Nissitissit River, Unkety Brook in Pep messages into Alaska and most 6f i Miss Shattuck also has served a s who presented Coach John Fahey and Reedy Meadow the replies came out of the earti-ltown dbast aa cool jacket. Mr Fahey in turn perell; Catacoonamaug Brook, and the quake-tossed country by way of. The dinner was in charge presented .cekes.:tj h varsity, I Mulpus Brook, Bow Brook of tht Walker ham operators and the mails. Ladies Fidelity, ith Mrs. Heler, Maurice J. oulaniger, principal, Squannacook in Shirley; Brook, the Squan- Mr. and Mrs. Grant have since Wilkinson as chairman. The dia- Sspoke' and the .prinipal speaker Brook, Mason was Vito 13Babe" Parili, quarter- nacook River, Witch Brook, Pearl. received a letter from their son conate board arranged the affair in telling them that he' had just d back for the Bosto P:triots. Mr. Hill Brook, Bixby Brook left Members of the parish attende Brook and his new office building, which he the Jack Wyrtzen Rally Tuesda3 . Parilli spoke oniys' l education iTownsend; Lawrence Tyngs- and two lawyers had had con- night at the First Baptist Churclh in general, baktal in particular Bridge Meadow Brook in e and finished up with some of his boro; Baptist Pond Brook, Longl structed for them last January in in Filtchburg, sponsored by th( Sought For Pond; Nashoba Brook, Kodiak, and was in the air on his Area Youthtime. Another Are p, exploits during .12 years of Na- Meadow Brook, St0on way by plane to his home in An- Youthime program will be hel d tional and American League foot- i -Snake Reed Brook in Westi chorage when the earthquake Satrday night at the Pine Stree ball IBrook and t . struck. His greatest horror he Baptist Church in Gard:er. Mayo Darling was chairman of! Iford. said was in not being able to con- the annual event with Andre Van i tact anyone in Alaska for there Hoogen and Wifliam Shaughnessy was suddenly no communication' Sassisting. to or from anywhere. He was forc- ed to turn back and his wife, who was at their home and expecting him, had many anxious hours un- til they could each 'reassure the other that they therfiselves. had suffered no physical loss. Their' home was not damaged and they are now sheltering eight people who did lose their home in. the USE earthquake. ICODE The new office build- ig in Kodiak was a total loas. MR. ZIP SAYS: ZIP CODE IS FOR EVERYONE. USE IT FOR Mrs. Grant said that messages |that did come out of BOTH BUSINESS AND PERSONAL LETTERS. the disaster __ L __ _L area by any manner,; maay through the 'work of ham operafrs "car- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Itied a "word for other t0rents Who XXXXXXXXXXX12XX woiuld also be aniOusly waffin XXXXXXXXXXX(iTIIT"I In this manner they i ow other messages after the aiVa of:.thi -iniitial one that had .en tackd hontothe ends of thoe go- Mg tbi arents in other sectio:s of Mr. John Doe olkts he is safe."' Two ther mes- sages also came throughli the Red 3025 Theresa Street Arlington, Virginia 222 Cross. j' R -LV e-rb rCc I &T YS USE ZIP CODE IN YOUR RETURN .Ct rhh k i L/k " A) K - i~~~f ',sA ,jL f~:'hr)\~~C C~:C~~ -thUt l-uc~: ar~ nci Lh g .' ~? r +hw Z;i~ Cit~ eh,qh .