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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1959
Page
2
Maynard organizations plan holiday events with Holy Name Society and Elks hosting parties. Emmanuel Hospital reports a newborn son born December 9 to Mr and Mrs Al Krysieniel, plus multiple church services, youth activities, and a Christmas program by St John’s Elm Street school.
The Maynard Liong Club gathered Wednesday evening at Kaffestuga South with President Paul D Sawyer presiding. Members were divided into two groups and escorted from the facilities by William Glaser and Jack Zigelmayer. A visitor collation followed. Next meeting set for January 13.
Maynard Juings High and Aird School 4 Ar presented the seventh annual Christmas concert. Junior high boys performed four numbers including a deer and Carol of the Drum, You Wish Upon a Star, and Winter Wonderland. Accompanist was Mrs. Ann O'Brien.
Maynard lady employees of the We W Shoe Company hosted a Christmas program at the Abner Wheeler House in Framingham. A Yankee swap, games, and TV commercials followed dinner with entertainment led by Ida Stewart Dorothy Ig Ann Duggan and Pat. Attendees included Katherine Farengo Margaret Kelley Blaine Mariario Sonia Danest uk Maki Mary Sears Elsie Dunphy Aigo Josephine Gnogan Jacquelynne Forrest and others.
The Maynard and J Christopher's Guild of at the K of C Hall hosted a monologue night. Mrs Elea hor haten led Carol singing with Mrs Mary ey handling refreshments. Members wished all a Happy Christmas.
The Maynard Junior High Pilgrim Union Congregational met Sunday electing Linda Gunn vice president Willis Lester secretary and Joan Clarke treasurer. They started a project sending heifers and plan the next event at the church on January 3.
An evening of Christmas music presented by the Maynard Community Chorus at Green Meadow School Auditorium on Sunday December 20 at 8 p m. The program features Handel The Messiah selections Sleepers Wake a Hebrew song E Yevineh Hagalil in its native language and a Finnish carol duet. The cosmopolitan choir of diverse nationalities and religions performs under Charles Garabedian with Roy Helander on piano and organ and a brass choir. Tickets available at the door.
A Maynard Sunday afternoon gathering at Parker Street Hall drew a full house for the annual Maynard Co op Christmas party. The event featured Herbert Hosmer and his Toy Cupboard Puppeteers, Christmas cartoons, a Miss Jean Pieroari dancing segment, and a Santa Claus visit. Refreshments followed for children and accompanying adults, with open invitation to all area youngsters and no exceptions noted.
The Union Church conducted an afternoon service and a Family Christmas Party attended by parents and parishioners. Rev. Orville D. Bilonk led the gathering and delivered a seasonal message.
Fragmentary report describes a collision involving a person named Suimmerhill and a Nicholas vehicle. Bleach was spilled from a truck, firefighters assisted, and a station wagon was towed to Gate-Ty's service station. The scene was witnessed by Sergt. Matti Tervo.
The Maynard family event at the Ae ton Plant featured entertainment and carol singing. Santa Claus distributed candy to employees as a festive end to the celebration.
A partial notice warns that certain toys and chemical purchases for children may be hazardous. It cautions against toys requiring iodhol or similar chemicals and urges safer handling to prevent harm.
The Stony Acres area hosts the Maynard Co operatives annual Christmas event with a formal dinner. Arvo Rivers, general manager, is praised for many years of service and dedication to the cooperative. Music and dancing followed the well attended gathering.
The Society of Actuaries comments on health and weight indicators, suggesting healthier profiles among adults with emphasis on average weight, height, and age. The report cites comparisons and implications for wellbeing and lifestyle.
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