Nagayo Nagayo Japan Exchange Visit Arrives in Concord Carlisle
Miss Nagayo, invited by the Church fellowship, travels from Japan for an international youth exchange. She will stay with George Hervey and his family on Vale Drive while participating in activities with Concord and Carlisle high schools. Her aims include deepening Christian faith and intercultural understanding through school and church programs.
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Nagayo Na- Jipan
Concord
Carlisle High
George Hervey
Vale Drive
Herveys
Gawa
Jar
Seattle
Wash
Church of
Post explorers tour mobile racing at Conn field trip
Visitors from the group observed a half mile oval race with streamlining tires safety belts and powerful cars reaching high speeds. They noted improvements and operation changes while ambulances stood by and spectators enjoyed hospitality from Thompson Sp.
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Nsive
A Y
Fas
Thc
Thompson Sp
Grange North Pomona Lec Monday Evening
Grange meeting at North Pomona convenes Monday evening with Swanson and Stephen receiving awards or recognition.
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North Pomona
Grange
Swanson
Stephen
Maynard Junior Wightman Cup Seeks Forest Hills Honors
Maynard's junior Wightman Cup tennis team pursues honors in the Forest Hills League as results from matches played in Framingham and surrounding scores are reported. Players include Ellen Davis, Lynne Dee, Linda Gentsch, Nancy Hanson, Janet Jarvinen, Kriss King, Barbara Mackey, Joan Marie Quinn, Connie Whitney and Jarice Wojtkrewicz.
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Maynard
Framingham
Lincoln
North Andover
Lexington
Ellen Davis
Lynne Dee
Linda Gentsch
Nancy Hanson
Janet Jarvinen
Kriss King
Barbara Mackey
Joan Marie Quinn
Connie Whitney
Jarice Wojtkrewicz
Nancy Hudson
Janice Wojkiewicz
Babe Ruth Team Ends Slump with 17 4 Victory over Pepperell
Acton Youth Center rebounded from two losses by routing Pepperell 17 to 4 in Nashoba Valley Babe Ruth Baseball. Belliveau earned the win with Parks as batterymate. Archambaulti took the loss for Pepperell as Acton piled eight runs in two innings. Belliveau Primiano Sindoris Sampson Ogilvie and Parks collected multiple hits. Next games were moved by weather with Tuesday at Ayer postponed and Littleton visiting Acton Sunday to close the first-half schedule.
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Acton
Nashoba Valley
Babe Ruth
Pepperell
Belliveau
Parks
Archambaulti
Primiano
Sindoris
Sampson
Ogilvie
Ayer
Littleton
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A public service notice urges citizens to purchase U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic investment. The appeal emphasizes national funds and financial security, urging broad participation across communities and age groups.
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U.S
Maynard Tennis Team Wins First Match Over Framingham
Maynard tennis team defeats Framingham 4 3 on Tuesday to end a two loss stretch and secure their first win of the season.
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Maynard
Framingham
Concord Youth To Study Law At Suffolk University
Concord resident Michael R. Diskin of 91 Sudbury Road has been accepted to Suffolk University Law School. A St John’s Prep graduate and Georgetown pre law BA holder, he was active in glee club and campus activities, and aims for criminal law.
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Concord
Michael R. Diskin
Sudbury Road
Suffolk University Law School
St. John's Preparatory School
Danvers
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Georgetown
Glee Club
W.G.T
Acton Recruit Begins Training at Great Lakes Base
Acton navyman Gordon A. Hall, son of Mrs Ruthe W Forbes of Acton Massachusetts, started nine week recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. The program covers naval topics from etiquette to survival and shipboard safety with counseling to choose from over 65 job specialties.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Gordon A. Hall
Ruthe W. Forbes
Mainstreet
Acton
Mass
Naval Training Center
Nashoba Women Hear Reports
Nashoba women met at the West Acton home of Mrs. John Jeffries to hear reports from the Ann Arbor conference. Members plan visits to the U S Public Health Service in Winchester for fallout testing and to Russian women, with further travel to a Montreal conference in fall. Co chairs Mrs Carl Lindquist and Mrs Samuel Alexander announce the next meeting on July 18.
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Roxborough
Nashoba
John Jeffries
West Acton
Ann Arbor
Mich
U.S. Public Health Service
Winchester
New England
Montreal
Canada
Carl Lindquist
Samuel Alexander
Colonial II Plan Playoffs and Schedule
Acton minor and farm league games in Colonial Little League continue next week. Farm teams playoff schedule places two top teams on July 3 for first and third spots, then second and fourth spots, with a final game to follow at a later date.
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Colonial
Acton
Jay
Summer Art Classes Planned by Sudbury Art Association
Sudbury residents can still sign up for summer arts and crafts classes offered by the Sudbury Art Association. Make-up lessons will be available for students who miss sessions. Registrations are taken at St. Hubert's School on Saturday.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Art Association
St. Hubert’s School
Jean Kennerth
Jean Collins
Grace Way
Barbara Paget
Bedford High School Names New Language and English Staff
At a recent school committee meeting Bedford High School appointed several teachers for the new year. Judith Sankary from Fort Worth will replace Miss Sulideg as French teacher. Virginia Lee Wood, a graduate of Washington University, joins as language department alternate. Richard P. Finn comes from Mt. Everett Regional High as English department staff. Carol Salvi, B.A. from Mer ymount, will teach grade 2 as elementary teacher.
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Judith Sankary
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Christian University
Sylvia Sulideg
Virginia Lee Wood
Washington University
Louisana
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Richard P. Finn
Mt. Everett
Sheffield
Carol Salvi
Merymount
Summer Typing Course For Area Students
Concord Carlisle Regional High School hosts a summer typing course for students 12 and older under Herbert Pandiscio. Two daily classes run 8 to 9 and 9:30 to 10:30 from now until July 28, five days a week except Wednesdays.
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Concord — Concord
Boxboro Grange Hosts Competitive Night and Plans Moonlight Cruise
Boxborough Grange met Friday at the town hall for a Competitive Night with men opposing women. Captains were Earle Towne and Eleanor Towne. They plan a moonlight cruise on July 13. East Pomona met June 2 in Rineeton for a community sing. A Roxborough girl earned a prize for dressmaking at the event.
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Boxborough
Boxborough Grange
Town Hall
Earle Towne
Eleanor Towne
East Pomona
Rineeton
Roxborough
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