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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1956
Page
2
Rainbow Girls host a food sale at Hawes Flower Shop on Saturday April 28 at 1 pm. A Whist Party for Brownie Scouts benefits is set for Wednesday May 2 at 8 15 pm at the American Legion Home Summer Street.
Maynard Girl Scouts Troop 2 spent a weekend in New York traveling by car. They registered at Hotel Martinque and visited the United Nations, Marble Collegiate Church, St Francis of Assisi, Empire State Building, Radio City, and St Patrick's Cathedral before returning to Maynard around midnight. Scouts named include Dorothy Murphy Patricia Manuel Barbara Littig Alexandra Engelhardt Charlene Nyman and Karen Keto.
Mrs. Carrie F. Wells expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for floral tributes sympathy cards and many acts of kindness during the bereavement for her sister Genie E. Fletcher in this personal notice
Maynard residents participate in a Cancer Crusade drive organized with co chairs Mrs Willis Lester and Mrs Walter Carbone and treasurer Rev O D Uhom. Captains include Mrs Raymond Murphy Daniel Dudzinski Almeda Jones Ruth Miller and others. solicitors listed with many volunteers. If not at home when called, donate by mail or phone and they will arrange a pickup.
Maynard resident Edward D Amico, a freshman at the New England Conservatory, will perform with the NEC Chorus in a May 2 Spring Concert at Jordan Hall Boston. The program features Schutz Byrd Vittoria and ends with Schubert Mass in Eb major with NEC Orchestra.
Maynard postmaster Frank C Sheridan advises home gardeners on safe spring delivery of nursery stock. He cites Gardening Council of New York and outlines three steps: arrange neighbor acceptance or leave delivery instructions, store dormant plants in cool shade, and plant promptly with watering after delivery for best growth.
Maynard event celebrates first birthdays of two little boys Alexander Ger ard Sanda Perazzo and Dana Monsen whose mothers are sisters. Relatives attended at Sundo's home on High street with mint green and yellow cake, toys, and gifts.
Maynard Brownie Scout Troop No. 5 will hold a food sale on Friday April 27 at 1 p.m. at Hawes Flower Shop on Nason Street. The sale is run by committee members Mrs. Howard King Mrs. Robert McGarry and Mrs. Irving Manning.
The Northeastern Massachusetts Music Festival will be held in Watertown on Saturday with about 5000 young musicians from 60 communities. From Maynard 173 students join the Maynard School Band and Emerson Junior High School Glee Clubs plus 16 chaperones and five buses. Auditions run 8 15 am to 2 pm followed by a parade to Victory Field for massed bands orchestras and drill performances.
Maynard announces the annual Poppy Drive by the American Legion Auxiliary on May 4 and 5 with Maynard High School girls selling poppies. The auxiliary meets May 8 at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home, and Mary Grigas will spend a week at Girls State in Bridgewater. Weekly whist parties resume May 7 at 8:30 p.m. at the Legion Home.
Bradley Corp employees held a benefit dance last Wednesday for the Jack Shaw fund. The organizing committee included Heler, Graff, Joyce Pava, Barbara O'Brien, Walter Lankiewicz and Daniel Baritone with several others assisting. John Tobin donated time food and coffee, Magnare Rod and Gun Club provided hall, three bands performed Jimmy Richardson's Band Hudson Jazz Band and Charlie Carter's Band, proceeds given to Warila the fund chairman.
The Mt Calvary Church congregation sponsors a German refugee family expected to arrive in Maynard on Sunday. An aside notes Indian painting on rock, bone, hides, wood, pottery and cotton cloth predates Spanish Conquistadors in the Southwest.
Maynard Garden Club received a Certificate of Recognition at the V A Hospital in Bedford on Wednesday April 18 for their veteran patient work during 1955. Attending were Mrs Walter Carbone Mrs Frank May and club president Mrs Benjamin Plume.
The House approved a bill sending to the White House to boost pay for military dentists and allied corps by a $100 monthly bonus in regular military pay.
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