Maynard News Briefs From Regular Meeting To Chanukah
Maynard School Committee met at Roosevelt School with Chairman Noble Loomer presiding as Supt. Albert Lerer attended. The Maynard Planning Board begins drafting new industrial zones toward the master plan while considering subdivisions. Christmas seals drive continues with envelopes sent to Donald Parker. Weekly notices include Kennedy’s backers for Middlesex Tuberculosis and Health Association and the Assabet Institution for Savings trustee meeting. A public hearing by Maynard Board of Appeals is set for Jan 1. Community carol events and church services are scheduled for upcoming holidays including Chanukah celebrations at Rodoff Sholom and Christmas programs at St. John's Lutheran and St. George's.
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Roosevelt School
Noble E. Loomer
Albert Lérer
Maynard Planning Board
Carlo Mistretta
Donald Parker
Nason Street
John F. Kennedy
Middlesex Tuberculosis and Health Association
Card of Thanks for Hospital Care at Emerson Hospital
Tried to thank all my neighbors and friends for flowers and cards during my stay as a patient at Emerson Hospital on 47 Thompson Street Maynard.
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Emerson Hospital
Thompson St
Maynard
Adv
Stow Maynard Weekend Crash and Holiday Police Event
Stow and Maynard crews report a Sunday morning crash on Sudbury Road when Alan J. Bariteau, 17 51 Concord Street, Maynard, skidded and struck a utility pole damaging his car as Chief Winthrop W. Eddy investigated. A joint Christmas party at Russo's in Maynard followed by a calk evening at the Stow fire station featured Howard Lewis and festive rides.
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Alan J. Bariteau
Concord Street
Maynard
Sudbury Road
Winthrop W. Eddy
Fire
Russo’s
Stow
Howard Lewis
Pageant at Maynard Church School Based on Bach Theme
St John Lutheran Church School staged Beside Thy Cradle Here I Stand a pageant about devotion. Children performed dialogue and readers voiced biblical and modern Christian thoughts beside the cradle of Christ. The choir sang the Bach chorale under Beverly Rintala with Vieno Kunelius at the organ.
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Maynard
St. John’s Lutheran Church School
J. S. Bach
Carol J. Stricker
St. John’s’ Choir
Bach Chorale
Beverly Rintala
Vieno Kunelius
Maynard Man Honored With Testimonial Wednesday
Bill Gallagher longtime administrator of social service and public education at Boston Catholic Guild for the Blind will receive a testimonial on Wednesday December 28 at 7 p m at the Meadows Framingham. Gallagher son of William D Gallagher and wife of 15 Main Street will be transferred to Pittsburgh Pa to start a rehabilitation program for the blind. Tickets sold by Frank Pazaricky Larson Paul Batuli Watenkiewicz or Tom King's Package. Dark Gottre has joined as cinematographer for The Big Bankroll and co stars Jacek Carson Keenan Wynn and Joseph Schildkraut.
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Bill Gallagher
Boston Catholic Guild For the Blind
the Meadows Framingham
Bill
William D. Gallagher
Main Street
Pittsburg
Gale
Frank Pazaricky
Larson
Paul Batuli Watenkiewicz
Tom King
Arn
Eighth Annual Christmas Concert Survives Stormy Weather
Despite icy roads and bad weather, Maynard Maynard School hosted the eighth annual Christmas concert featuring junior high and elementary ensembles. Garabedian led the orchestra and brass choir with praised musicianship while the seventh and eighth grade a cappella group from Emerson Junior High delivered a strong, unaccompanied finale of carols from various lands.
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Maynard
Green Meadow ‘School
Dorothy Hill
Cat
Lnie Chase Elems
Greensleeves
T Heir
Gonauetor
Charles Garabedian
Garabedian
Symphony Hall
Emerson Junior High
Dirksmeyer
Couple Welcomes Birth Of Daughter In Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Mr and Mrs George D Wood Jr announce the birth of their second child and first daughter on December 11 at Newton Wellesley Hospital They also have a four year old son Jonathan Lee Wood Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gerald Griffith of Stratford Conn Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George D Wood of Waltham
Donzere-Mondragon Lock Noted as Deepest in World
The United Press International report states the Donzere Mondragon lock on the Rhone River is the world’s deepest at eighty six feet, and it requires eight minutes for passage.
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United Press International
Donzere-Mondragon
Rhone River
Dance Pupils Entertain for Patients at Cushing Hospital
Maynard-Phyllis Richards led a group of Pupils who performed for patients and staff at Cushing Hospital Framingham on Saturday evening. The program featured a magic routine and performances by listed artists including Audrey Clark Louise Low ell Michael Dumas Skipper Dumas Kristine Sarvela Barbara Kangas Mary Moynihan Barbara Moynihan Ann Marie Richards Arnie Richards Jr Louise Cutting Robin Harris Patricia Brown Debra Hartford Nora Hartford Mary Jean Jordan Tina Marie Carloni Gale Tolman Debra Bedard Howard Boeske Linda Cronin Kathy Gird Margaret Seay Cindy Belliveau Linda Keegan Ernie Richards Sr. The event showcased a diverse set of dance and magic acts by local performers.
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Tina
Marie Carloni
Gale Tolman
Debra Bedard
Howard Boeske
Linda Cronin
Kathy Gird
Margaret Seay
Cindy Belliveau
Linda Keegan
Ernie Richards Sr
Assisting Santa Maynard Emblem Holds Monthly Meeting
The Maynard Emblem ees 205 met at Elks Hall with President Athryn lomibo presiding. Members voted a donation to the Boston nta. Christmas gifts were distributed to two rest homes in Stow and by Gladys Taylor. A Christmas party with Santa and gift exchanges concluded the program.
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Maynard
Maynard Emblemees
Elks Hal Rates Pesan
Athryn Lomibo
Boston
Nta
Stow
Columbo
Gladys Taylor
Santa
Sam Back Again In Shoe Business At Main Street Stand
Sam Florida, a popular shoe repairman, returns to Maynard after 12 years away. He previously ran a 16 year business in town and later managed a chain of stores named Enterprise and Lincoln Stores.
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Maynard
Sam
Florida
Main Street
Enterprise
Lincoln
Women now one quarter of loan applicants says bank survey
A Commercial Bank of North America survey finds about one in four loan applicants is a woman, noting that ten years ago men outnumbered women borrowers 20 to 1.
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New York
UPI
Commercial Bank of North America
Insurance policy details from New York flyers
A fragmented notice describes policies offering a $2 premium policy with a $1,000 death benefit and medical protection for an extended hunting trip. It mentions costs around $10 and references various insurance companies in New York.
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New York
Christmas Cheer Brightens New York Streets
A playful New York scene features people enjoying festive cards and seasonal greetings. The moment captures a lighthearted celebration of the holiday spirit with smiles and a wink at Santa Claus amid city bustle.
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