Notes of Interest At Union Church
Union Church notes list May activities with May 21 choir rehearsals at the church and a May 22 minister at Grotonwood Camp. Junior fellowship wrapped up with a trip to Benson Animal Farm. Mrs. Roland Grant was elected to the missionary committee and Mrs. Frey Hald to Maynard Stow Council. A rosé on the altar celebrated a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smith.
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Farclay Tatler
Frey
Hald
Maynard- Stow
Rodney Smith
Regional PTA Conference To Be Hosted By Newton Units
Newton P T A Concord Newton hosts a regional PTA conference in Meadowbrook Junior High Oak Newton. The event, June 3, brings together Brookline Concord Lexington Needham Sudbury Lincoln Wayland Wellesley and Weston units to discuss common educational and PTA problems. Teachers principals and students invited to attend.
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Concord
Newton
Council of Parent-Teacher’ Association
Meadowbrook Junior High School
Oakewton
Newton Council
Thme
P.T.A
Brookline
Lexington
Needham
Sudbury-Lincoln
Wayland
Wellesley
Weston
Alf’ Pbrénty
Scholé Supervsory
Local Pupils Calendar Marks Key End of Year Events
Dates of importance for Acton local pupils include a spring concert May 28 by the high school glee club. The HMS Pinafore performances run June 5 to 11 with graduation June 12 at 8 p.m. Senior ball and Student Council dance follow.
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Acton
Cémin
Berlin theme to be discussed at Carlisle Congregational meet
Rev George Sweeting will discuss his Berlin experience and views on the Cold War at the Carlisle Congregational Church Wednesday March 27. He cites youth hunger for Christian gospel and warns against communism while urging West Berlin be kept free. Service starts at 7 45 p m.
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Berlin
Carlisle
George Sweesine
Sweeting
Nurhey
Mark O. Hatfield
Sweeting Die
West Berlin
Oman
Thid Urlusuck
Meeting Notes Identify Tokyo Event and Attendees
A June notice lists participants including George F Rohan George E Scot Alden R Wheeler Maynard A W Cleveland Dr Robert S Ireland and others at Groton Hudson and West Palm Beach. Guests at the last meeting include Dr John E Japp Carlisle Winredo Musts Alan G A Charles Metche Textington and several named attendees from Somerville Newton and nearby towns.
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Fork’ City
Tokyo
Japan
George ’ F. Rohan
George E
Scot
Altham
Rohan
Roland Jest
Alden
R. _ Wheeler
Alf
Maynard
A. W. Cleveland
Robert S. Ireland
Groton
Fred ‘T. Boyd
At. Hudson
Ce el As Allen
West Palm Bedchyai
John E. Japp
Carlisle
Win Redo
Musts Alan
G. A. Charles’ Metche A
Textington
E. Wilger Bi Atton
Herbie W. Martin
Richard Thompson
Newton
Arthur Raymond
Herbert Bowman
Diphtheria Claims Two York Children
The Health Department reports the deaths of two boys in York due to diphtheria after a year of battle against the disease. Officials warn about vaccination and remind families to maintain preventive measures.
Union Aid Sparks Body Debate
A fragmented clipping mentions the Union and aid discussions generating debate over unity and support within the organization amid a dispute about body involvement.
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Ape Sek Sake Sunape Dt
Union Aid” i. Body
Union
Concord Student Nanéd Reaveler' Concord-Nancy Duggan
Concord-Nancy Duggan a liberal arts major and sophomore at the University of Massachusetts was elected a member of a 12 person group to stimulate campus activities. She is the daughter of Mrs Mary Duggan and active in field hockey and volleyball. The New England Council notes the first normal school was in Concord Vermont.
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Concord
Nancy Duggan
UN of Massachusetts
Hgsoda
Meee A.’ Duggan
Everett 'S
Trée
Yewmars Club
Gingland Council
Scouting Leaders Gather for Blue and Gold Banquet
The Pow Wow at Cochituate High School honors Wood of Cobitiate and adult leaders from nearly 200 attendees. Sessions covered Cub Scouting topics including Pack Administration Game Handicraft and ceremonies conclude with the Blue and Gold Banquet led by Robert Long and featuring award presentations to Violet J. Lamberto Marie LaFleur Idelle Fatle Gladys Wid diss and Ethel Brown.
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Ronald: Wood
Algonqui Council
B.S.A
Counci
Joe
Heatley
Ae High School
Webelos
Algonea
Blue’ & Gold
Bey Tions
Naaioleet
Ob Pam
Domo Aletakis
Edward Pierson
Framsong
Cochituate
George Brown
Howard A. Solomon
Py. Car ‘l
Ace É Silay Chapman
Violet J. Lamberto
Hudson
Marie M. LaFleur
Idelle’. A. Fatle
Gladys
Widdiss
Ethel Brown
Park 1
Concord Students Eligible for Nursing Curriculum
Graduates from Concord High School are eligible for inclusion among 30 students in the Newton two year nursing program. Officials said the curriculum will enroll new cohorts starting in September and will provide practical training and classroom work at the Newton site.
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Concord
of Concord High School
Te. Ie
Nursig
Newton
4H Club Elects Officers At Westfound Fair
In a local pageant at Westfound, the 4H Club elected officers amid the annual fair. Election results show Fee and Sabee among participants and voters from Middlesex County.
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Er Sabee ‘ Ven
Concord High student Misa Anita Chicoyné wins salutatory honors
Clarence A Paige of Concord's Marlboro area school announces that Misa Anita Chicoyné wins salutatory honors for Concord High Class of 1980. Anita is the daughter of Wilfred Chicoyné, formerly of Concord, now at 370 Lincoln Street, Marlboro, active in basket, Bally dramatics, and guild clubs.
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Marlboro
Clarence A. Paige
Concord’ School
Misa Anita
Chicoyné
Concord High School
Anita
Wilfred Chicoyné
Concord
Lincoln Street
N’ Basket
Bally Dramatics
Glée: Club
Church event at Grotonwood to feature slides and casserole
The report notes a church gathering led by the director of FaSpeaks, who plans a summer program with a casserole meal. A slide presentation from Baptist Cony pose on Church! oe direct will be shown at Grotonwood, with bond and sisterhood groups mentioned.
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Baptist Cony
Sildes
Grotonwood
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Gardns
Civen Awards
Dén' Mathers
Tysfer
Fed
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Gingham
Rick Rack and
Bias
Trave
Ghigo
F FaSpeaks
Little Sun
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