St Casimir Lawn Party Delights Maynard Crowd And Awards List
A Maynard parish lawn party on the church grounds drew a record crowd with diverse entertainment including a Waverley Band concert and clown acts. Prizes listed include GE TV sets, radios, bonds, clocks, a Norelco shaver, and picnic tables awarded to numerous residents.
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Rangers
Rangerettes
Lowell P. A. V
St. Anthony's
Francis S. Miaskiewicz
D C. L
Eileen Duggan
Old Marlboro Road
Jim
Mike
John
Main Street
Mary Czywil
Wallcourt
U. S
T. Tibbetts
Butler Avenue
John Sczerzenia
Don Butterworth
Elm _ street
Norelco
John Sullivan
Mystic Sales
Malvern Avenue
Somerville
E. A Mills
Maple Street
Wal
Marlboro Enterprise Publisher Addresses and Rates
The snippet lists office addresses for Dean R W Currier editor Marlboro and Concord offices, plus telephones and postal details. It notes Marlboro post office entry in 1908, Thursday publication by Enterprise Press Inc. Massachusetts and Boston New York representative agencies are named. Subscription rates show single copies and yearly price.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madi+wm avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
The notice states advertising copy must be submitted to this office by 2 o clock Wednesday, the day before publication. Timely submission ensures inclusion in the upcoming edition.
Family Service in South Acton Church Leads Sunday Talk
South Acton Congregational Church held Sunday service led by Donald C Robbins with topic Brotherhood. Amber Hayward provided brass music. ushers Alan Flood and Russell McNamara represented the youth. Next Sunday's service to be led jointly by Richard Kinzel and William F Spencer with Mrs Marion C Stover on vocals. Nursery care continues through summer. church school training on The Bible theme begins Sept 10.
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South Acton
South Acton Congregational Church
Donald C. Robbins
Brotherhood
Amber Hayward
Alan Flood
Russell McNamara
Richard Kinzel
William F Spencer
Marion C. Stover
Spencer
Local Scout Gathers Camper Of Year Honors
Acton Stephen Cornwall, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Cornwall of Hayward Road, was named camper of the year at Boy Scout Camp Wanocksett in Jaffrey New Hampshire last week. A member of Acton Troop I he attends Acton Boxborough Regional High School after earning camper of the week prior to the top award.
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Acton
Stephen Cornwall
Paul C. Cornwall
Hayward Road
Wanocksett
Fast Jaffrey
N. H
Acton - Boxborough Regional High School
Church Auction Deemed Success In Gleasondale
About 200 people attended the Gleasondale Methodist Church charity auction raising 661 dollars for the building repair fund. Worcester donated services as auctioneer while items from antiques to television sets sold well. Reverend James Alexander praised community support and listed volunteers including Vera Quinn Dorothy Spaulding Marjorie Tourville Clara Wright Patricia Woodman Roland Wright George Stockbridge David Spaulding and the youth fellowship.
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Gleasondale
Gleasondale Methodist Church
Arthur Mars
Worcester
Mars
Women’s Society of the Church
James Alexander
Vera Quinn
Dorothy Spaulding
Marjorie Tourville
Clara Wright
Patricia Woodman
Roland Wright
George Stockbridge
David Spaulding
Richard Wright
Levi LaGoy
Joan Alexander
Miss Kinsley Completes Harvard Summer School Course
West Acton-Katherine Mary Kinsley a certified school psychologist residing at 269 Central Street completed a four unit graduate course in psychology learning and instruction at Harvard University Summer School taught by Dr John Barlow. The program covered behavior analysis applied to instruction and included programming and teaching machine technology.
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West Acton
Katherine Mary Kinsley
Central Street
Harvard University
John Barlow
Miss Kinsley
Memorial Seeks Host Families For Students
Memorial Congregational Church asks for hospitality for a foreign student from Aug 26 to 29. Ralph Williams is the contact person at HT 3-6034. The students are camp counselors visiting the Boston area during this period.
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Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
Ralph Williams
New England
Boston
Savings Bonds Encourage Patriot Finance Drive
A government appeal urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national programs. The campaign highlights patriotic duty and long term security for families and the nation amid postwar economic efforts.
Acton Couple Wed At St Elizabeths Here
Brenda Hallowell married Edward Duggan at St Elizabeth of Church Acton Saturday at 2 pm. The bride is from Acton-Boxborough and her groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin J Duggan of Arlington Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles B Kerans and a reception followed at Stow Acres Country Club.
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Brenda Hallowell
Edward Duggan
St. Elizabeth’s
Donna Inferrera
Marcia Lalcott
Catherine Duggan
Prisilla Johnson
Beverly Marston
Frederick Duggan
Norman Hollowell Jr
Joseph Conquest
Robert Conquest
John O'Neil
Stow Acres Country Club
Carolyn Rahkonen
Acton - Boxborough
Maynard Doll Carriage Parade Awards Given at St Casimir Lawn Party
Carole Wasiuk won first prize in the doll carriage parade at St. Casimir's lawn party on Sunday afternoon. Sandra Buscemi earned second prize for a decorated tri cycle and Joseph Robins took third for a bicycle. A large crowd praised the youngsters for originality in their decorations.
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Maynard
Carole Wasiuk
St. Casimir’s
Sandra Buscemi
Joseph Robins
Susan Buccemi
Edwin France
Karen Krysiniel
Linda Krysiniel
Diane Lech
Louise Lowell
James McGee
John McGee
Cathy Piecewicz
Edwin Wasiuk Jr
Joan Gallis
Cleveland
Joan Moran
Lillian Moran
Lowell
Mary L. Howe
Ruth B. Clair
Families to Hold Picnic at Church in Acton
Families of the Unitarian Universalist Church in South Acton plan a Wednesday 7 p.m. picnic supper at the church. Each family brings food while Rev. and Mrs. Deane Starr provide paper plates and beverages. The gathering is part of summer Wednesday programs with worship and discussion upcoming after a formal service held last night.
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South Acton
Unitarian - Universalist Church
Deane Starr
Regional School Notes Highlight Acton-Rox Borough Teacher
Acton-Mason King mathematics instructor at Acton Roxborough Regional High completed a summer program at Boston College run by the National Science Foundation. He finished courses in Sets Operations and Patterns modern Algebra and Symbol Math logic. New Acton and Roxborough residents are urged to register their children for grades 7 to 12 at the regional high school. Guidance office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
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Acton
Mason King
Acton - Roxborough
Boston College
National Science Foundation Institute
King
Stow Historical Society Sets August Meeting
Stow society members interested in starting to read and catalogue town papers will gather on August 24 in the town vault. The next regular meeting is scheduled for September 28.
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Stow
Stow Historical Society
Acton-Mary McNiff Heads to National All-State Camp
Acton Mary McNiff of 29 Minuteman Road left Boston by air Tuesday morning for Ross O to attend the national all-state camp conference at Girl Scout Camp Ross Trail.
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Acton
Mary McNiff
Minuteman Road
Boston
Ross O
Ross Trail
Card of Thanks for Mother's Loss
The family of John J. Ruggiero, Carolyn J. Patterson, Anthony J. Ruggiero, and Lee Ann McElwain express gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness cards and flowers shown after the death of their mother.
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John J. Ruggiero
Carolyn J. Patterson
Anthony J. Ruggiero Lee Ann McElwain
Lions Members Enjoy Big Grid Game for Charity
A Maynard group and friends attended a Boston Patriots exhibition against the New York Titans at Boston University Field to aid the Massachusetts Lions eye research fund. Notable attendees included Elvin Hudson and John Jarmulowicz with several others. Maynard High School athletes and Stow residents joined. The Patriots won 14 to 3 and a pancake snack followed at Allston's Pancake House.
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Maynard
Lions
Boston University Field
Boston Patriots
New York Titans
Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund
Elvin Hudson
Nicholas Barilone
Frank Barilone
Benedetto Iannarelli
Carey Hudson
Alfred Ramos
John Colombo
Robert Billubs
Thomas A. Cocco
Sally Jarmulowicz
John Jarmulowicz
Louis Nicholas
Kenneth Jarvinen
Elmer Peterson
Arno Koskinen
Bruce Koskinen
Bostoneam
John Mullin
Ray Watrus
Ted Tibbets
Leo McDonnell
Stow
George Nicholas
Beecher Washburn
Don Mancini
Mancini
All
Allston
Church Aid Group to Hold Coffee Hour and Package Sale
Acton Woman's Church Aid of Evangelical Congregational invites members to a coffee hour at Mrs Inez Peterson's home 25 Minuteman Road on Thursday August 24 at 10 a.m. A 25 cent and 50 cent package sale will also be conducted with member reminders to bring packages.
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Acton
Local Legion officer appointed Nedza to post position
Stanley A. Nedza of 187 Willow Street is appointed to a commission role. He is a past commander of Edwards-Quimbly Post 284 and has served on county and national committees, currently on the national rehabilitation committee. His wife Kay is Middlesex County director for the American Legion Auxiliary.
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American
Stanley A. Nedza
Willow Street
Com- Nedza
Edwards-Quimbly
Kay
Middlesex County
American Legion Auxiliary
Stow Youth Tour Of Denmark Norway Sweden Finland
Pfc Charles A Saari of the U S Army 79th Eng Bn Const in Permasens Germany tours by car through Denmark Norway Sweden and Finland He is joined by two buddies Robert Wing of Vermont and James Fribbley of Illinois They visit relatives and friends in Finland birthplace of Charles grandparents and he is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Saari Bradley Lane
Feast days and altar duties at St Elizabeth’s
Yesterday marked the Feast of St Joachim at St Elizabeth’s. Holy day masses were held Tuesday for the Assumption. Next Sunday is the 13th Sunday after Pentecost. Altar boys reminded to check the servers list.
Summer at Acton closes with religious service at Marist Grounds
The summer gathering at Acton ended with a procession and blessing led by Rev Charles g Pastor on Thursday at the Marist Grounds. Sisters of Charity assisted, with instructors and participants including Frederick, Cat Joan Patricia and Mary among the aiding men and ladies.
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Acton
el Bary
Sacra Lea
Rey Charles G
Kerang
Sisters of Charity
Frederick
Cat Joan Patricia
Mary
K of C. State Council Attending Denver Meeting
Maynard A the State Council Columbue attending the tion in Denver Colo Monday is State E Boothroyd of this Also Deputy Sy John W McDevitt former superintendent and past district and ty Maynard Council's Joseph Arena East accompanied the group
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Maynard
the State Council
Columbue
Denver
Colo
E. Boothroyd
John W . McDevitt
Ty. Maynard Council
Joseph Arena
East
Lincoln Family Seeks Sit With Relatives in Jupiter
Lincoln residents Mrs. Allen Kerty and Mrs. Andrew Kerty of Old Wi travel with their daughter Sheila and son-in-law David DeRuzza to Jupiter for a stay. Pla is a former all around Concord High and West Concord.
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Lincoln
Allen Kerty
Andrew Kerty
Old Wi
Sit
David DeRuzza
Sheilaerty
Jupiter
Pla
Concord High
West Concord
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