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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1958
Page
2
Much of Maynard community life centers on St Casimir's bazaar set for December 4 5 and 6 at the Parish hall with the public welcome. Local events include a Christmas party for children on December 14 at K of C Hall 2 30 pm and a Holy Day mass schedule for the Immaculate Conception on December 8.
Mrs. Carrie Barlow of 10 Maple St Maynard extends thanks to friends and all who showed kindness, expressing gratitude for support received.
Local residents witnessed the Army Navy clash in Philadelphia where Army won 22 to 6. Community groups share upcoming events including M Y F meetings, church activities, toy drive for Walpole Prison, altar flowers for St George’s, and a Maynard Clinton football banquet awards list. Arvo N Rivers undergoes surgery and rests at Emerson Hospital.
Maynard local seal chairman Don ald W. Parker urges Middlesex Health Association supporters to mail Christmas cards decorated with seals to tape on a Friendship Tree. Ed Sullivan will promote the cause on television for four weeks, with cards sent to Shoppers World Framingham for display and distribution to children in area hospitals.
Maynard Maynard school musical groups plan two separate Christmas concerts due to crowding. On Monday December 15 at 7 30 p m junior high and elementary groups perform in Greene Meadow School Auditorium with majorettes bands and glee clubs. High school concert is Saturday December 20 at 7 30 p m in Green Meadow featuring advanced majorettes band glee clubs brass choir and dance band. Tickets sold through participating students.
The Maynard Women s Cooperative Guild schedules its annual Christmas party for Monday December 8 at 7 30 p m at Coop Hall. Members should bring a guest and a gift. Hostesses include Mrs Ida Jarvinen Mrs Helen Jarvinen Mrs Irma Sarvela Mrs Mildred Hardestry and Mrs Virginia Hatch.
Confined at home with a foot injury, Dr. R Heber Richards telephoned his class and delivered a two hour lecture over a specially rigged public address system in New Britain Connecticut.
Maynard James Edward Smith 72 of 90 Nason Street died suddenly at Massachusetts General Hospital Saturday. A lifelong Maynard resident and retired spinner at American Woolen, he is survived by wife Eva Bell a son Ralph Edward a daughter Myrtle Kelley three grandsons and siblings. Funeral from W A Twombly Funeral Home Tuesday followed by a requiem high mass at St Bridget Church with Selectman James B Farrell as soloist and Mrs Morgan Foley organist. Interment Glenwood Cemetery Maynard.
Maynard by laws committee of United Co operative Society invites members to discuss proposed changes and hear committee recommendations. Meeting at Co op Meeting Hall over the Super Market Monday at 7 30 with coffee at 7. Committee recommendations available Friday at the Super Market office. Committee includes Paul Smith chairman Ahti Jaakkola secretary Donald Lent Elmer Salenius Toivo Erkkinen.
The Maynard Garden Club met at Mrs. Chester Lech's home with festive decorations and Christmas music. Mrs. Benjamin A. Phume of South Acton showed an exhibition of Christmas favors made from horticultural materials. Christmas tea followed hosted by the hostess and committee members Mrs. George Murphy and Mrs. Walter Carbone.
At a recent party the Maynard R Club elected officers for 1959 including President Maynard, treasurer Evelyn Shevchuk, secretary Olga Kuehun, sports director John Kuehun, United Fund director Evelyn Shevchuk, membership drive John Rabiecki, trustee Sgt. of Arms Everett Attilio, and spiritual advisor Rev. John Lewar Lewinsky.
The Maynard Community Chorus of 75 voices presents its first concert on Sunday afternoon at 2 in the Green Meadow School Auditorium. The program includes works by Brahms Handel John Jacob Niles Leroy Anderson and others. Tickets are on sale from chorus members.
Girl Scouts held court awards with a flag ceremony and songs. Mrs Erkkinen and Mrs Braman distributed badges as mothers in attendance listed names. A separate trip to Tutton Alleys occurred, and Troop 13 girls with Mrs Morgan Lydon enjoyed a mystery ride to Twin Maples Sudbury with hot chocolate and doughnuts provided by Mr Lydon Mr Lalli and Mr Hudson.
Maynard Elks Lodge No 1568 hosted Hon Justice District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Wilfred Paquette, initiating nine new members at Green Meadow School. A supper followed at Elks Hall and visitors from surrounding towns attended. annual memorial services for departed brothers are planned for Sunday Dec 7. Exalted Ruler Thomas E. Eley leads the memorial, with formal dress for officers.
Maynard Rotarians held a supper meeting at Twin Trees Restaurant with President Joseph Bachrach presiding. Acton members were excused to attend town meeting. Visitors included Andrew Ogren Stoneham Jerry Turner Waltham Al Anderson Groton Wesley Burtoh. A makeup came from Harland E. Tuttle Ayer. A letter from E Maynard Wilson of Woolwich England proposed a toast noting his name origin.
Maynard and Mrs. Margi Wiles of South Acton joined Mrs. Fran Maki for a wedding reception in Greenwich Connecticut. The bride Geraldine Borchet tan formerly Emerson Hospital nurse is to marry James Babbitt who hails from Maryland and will join him in Germany after stationing at Bedford Air Base.
Maynard Maynard Woman's Club holds its December meeting in K of C Hall on Tuesday. After the business session Ellen Tuomanen presents an in program titled in Norway.
Maynard elementary teachers gathered at Roosevelt School for a workshop focusing on the present grade school arithmetic program. Final revisions are underway to align the curriculum both horizontally and vertically and bring the course of study up to date.
Maynard of the Knights of Columbus will hold an evening gathering at C Hall on December 10. The program includes an original skit and entertainment. Refreshments are to be served.
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