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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1958

Page

6

Regional School honors girls with fall letter awards

Senior high girls from regional high school receive letter awards for field hockey, tennis, basketball, volleyball and intramural programs. Recipients include Ellen Staples, Margaret Daniels, Adele Poirier, Judy Putnam, Joan Fullenton, Julie McCarthy and many others across jets, jackets, certificates, and manager roles.

Acton Ellen Staples Margaret Daniels Jetters Adele Poirier Judy Putnam Judy Bentsen Joan Fullenton Janice Fullenton Julie McCarthy Catherine Dugean Harriet Wilson Nancy Lorty Mary Feliff Gale Lazaro Deborah Lloyd Carol Grimme Carolyn Sweatt Janice Gibbs Karen Anderson Arlese Rein Janet MacLean Evelyn Sawyer Kathleen Swinney Joyce Wilkes Janet Pearson Carolyn MacRae Carolyn Steele Joan Tutlie Diana Moore Joanne Steele Elizabeth Roach Lois Hall Sandra Miller Catherine Duggan Mary McNill Judy Cornwall Susan Collins Linda Treyz Leta Hermes Rita Lyons Priscilla Robinson Joan Tuttle Kathleen Spinney Arlene Rein Patricia Pearson Nancy Strate Maida Broadbent Judy Richardson Sandra Morton Jacket Margaret Ashline Marguare Daniels Caroline Kangas Arlen Rein Jeane Steele Sandra Christofferson Christine Anderson Nancy Kimbali Donna Cunningham Paula McPherson Nancy Pederson Shirley Armstrong Helen O'Neal Sandra Leavitt Carol Stevens Martha Winslow Lani Tomberlin Linda Annable Nancy Kimball Caroline Jarvi Judy Lenisen Margaret Smith Linda Stow Christine Andersen Kathleen Spins Ney Linda Armstrong Rebecca Beach

Maynard Girls Tennis Team Tops Arlington Meet

Maynard girls tennis defeated Arlington opponents with six of seven matches won. Leigh Robinson prevailed 6-2 6-0. Susan Wilcox 6-1 6-4. Jesselyn Piecewicz 6-0 6-1. Elaine Joyal 6-0 6-2. Sandra Melanson 6-2 6-1. Doubles saw Russo/Pearson win 6-4 6-3, while Rutkowski Byrne won 6-0 4-6 6-2.

Maynard Arlington Leigh Robinson Catherine Russo Susan Wilcox Connie Rudd Jesselyn Piecewicz Elaine Pearson Elaine Joyal

Little Leaguers Plan Tag Days in Maynard and Stow

Assabet Valley Little League announces Tag Days on July 10 11 and 12 in Maynard and Stow to raise funds for boy participation. No house to house soliciting. volunteers will roam shopping areas and seek broad support with the slogan Everybody gives Everybody benefits.

Maynard Maynard and Stow

Local Entries Win Events At Weekend Program

Local entrants dominated Saturday races with competitors from Concord Acton Center Maynard and surrounding towns. Sunday class A water ski races crowned South Bridge Boathouse winner George F. Rohan and skiers James Hodges Richard Kranes Betty Grassi.

Tony Willcox Concord David Rimbach Acton Center Lauri Karvala Russell Heinonen Maynard Harold Keizer David South Bridge Boathouse George F. Rohan James Hodges Richard Kranes Betty Grassi

Bedford teen works summers on Appalachian trail crew

Dean McDowell son of Mr and Mrs Edwin H McDowell of Hillside Avenue is employed this summer with the Appalachian Mountain Club trail crew based in Whitefield New Hampshire This is his second consecutive summer in clearing mountain trails for the organization

Bedford Dean McDowell Edwin H. McDowell Hillside Avenue Appalachian Mt. Club Whitefield N. H

Elfner Named L. L. Coach In Concord Tilt

Elfner manager of the Tigers will coach the Concord entry in the annual Little League tournament. With 16 games played the Tigers stand 14 2 and clinched the job by beating the Yankees 21 4 and Red Sox 6 3. Major League standings show Tigers 14 2 Braves 11 5 Dodgers 8 6 Red Sox 4 12 Yankees 2 12.

Concord al Elfner Tigers Yankees Red Sox Braves Dodgers Seth Aronie Richie Loughlin Glen Kantorski Alden Aronie Damon Kantorski Glen Elmer

Water Safety Begins July 8 for Sudbury Swimmers

Sudbury announces water safety program starting Tuesday July 8 with Red Cross instruction. Cards mailed to registered children. contact Mrs E Weston Littlefield or Mrs D R Kirshner if not received. Four bus trips ferry swimmers from White's Pond with two mothers as chaperones per trip. Trip 1 chaired by Mrs Arthur J Murphy Jr and Mrs Glenn E Davis.

Sudbury Red Cross E. Weston Littlefield Hilltop D. R. Kirshner Bug Sive Wines White's Pond Arthur J. Murphy, Jr Glenn E. Davis Edward McCann Robert Fulton

Sudbury Summer Baseball Action Says Playoffs Loom

Rain limited last week to three games as the Arrows beat the Hawks 11 2 then 3 1. Doherty pitched a four hitter in a Doherty Jones duel with the Arrows winning. Standings show Arrows 6 1. Comets 3 3. Hawks 2 4. Sabres 1 4. Plans include make up games and an all star event.

Rich Davison Sudbury Bruce Murphy Hawks Sabres Andy Wylie Bobby Yetton Paul Bisson Bud McCarthy Paul Carl Maki Bobby Devlin Doherty-Jones Arrows Ricky Doherty Byete Podgurski Pete Devlin Steve Fowler Paul Bradley Geof Loftus Steve Kennally Dave McCracken Dave Sullivan Comets

School Bus Chaperones Assigned for Field Trip

Bus No. 3 will be chaperoned by Mrs Littlefield and Mrs Robert Barness. Bus No. 4 will be chaperoned by Mrs Everett P Berry and Mrs William Spiller. Life Saving Class will ride the first bus. All children return about one and a half hours after departure. Bring towel and jacket. Trips postponed only in extreme weather. A box of air dimensions compares Earth’s water vapor to Mars.

Littlefield Robert Barness Everett P. Berry William Spiller

Bedford Little League Late Scores Show Busy Two Weeks

Bedford Little League results cover June 9 through June 19 with multiple games. Braves beat Red Sox 21 to 6. Dodgers and Yankees had rainouts on June 10. Braves edged Red Sox 4 to 3 on June 11. Dodgers 4 Yankees 0 on June 12. Yankees 6 Dodgers 5 on June 13. Dodgers 7 Yankees 3 on June 14 to make up a May 22 tie. Dodgers 7 Braves 4 on June 16. Yankees 8 Red Sox 5 on June 1. Dodgers 9 Braves 5 on June 18. Red Sox vs Yankees rained out on June 19.

Bedford Braves Red Sox Dodgers Yankees

New Maine Lobster Trap Aims to Save Claws and Improve Catch

Francis M. Simpson, a Maine lobsterman, touts a redesigned trap with a modified bed room to protect lobsters from claw loss. The device, costing about seven cents per trap, fills the bedroom floor to keep lobsters intact, reducing cripples and boosting market value within years. He says the idea may transform lobstering if widely adopted despite stubborn skepticism.

China Altman United Press International Prospect Harbor Maine UPI Francis M. Simpson Simpson

Man Buys Golf Club After Being Denied Membership

Pat Pateman a 42 year old builder bought the Longcliffe Golf Club near Loughborough after his application failed to secure two thirds committee support. He says the move to own the 120 acre property reverses the rejected status and could compel changes. The piece notes another fact about Bethesda Orphanage in Savannah opened in 1740 and later used as a Confederate hospital.

London UPI Pat Pateman Pateman Longcliffe Loughborough United States Bethesda Savannah

Soviet party tightens college entry amid student privilege

Moscow reports the Soviet Communist Party has narrowed college access by reserving about four fifths of university and institute placements for workers and requiring tougher entrance exams. Local party committees will judge applicants, signaling a revolution in higher education aimed at producing loyal, hardworking citizens.

Colette Blackmoore United Press International Moscow UPI Soviet Communist Party Ministry of Higher Education Communist Party Committee Soviet Union Communist Party Komsomolskays Pravda

Three Race and the Derby Feature Car

A fragmented note discusses car features and races around a derby. It mentions promises tied to Fridays and a license with unclear details. Perique in Louisiana and leaf used by pipe smokers appear as stray references amid the faded text.

Louisana

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