Susan Morrissey Wins Miss Muffin At Paul's Shoppe
Susan Marie Morrissey six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Morrissey of Glendale street won the local Miss Muffin contest sponsored by Paul s Food Shoppe. Second place went to L Beth Gallagher of Crescent Street Stow and third to Margery Pierce of Navhoba Road Concord. Other entrants represented Maynard and surrounding towns and will give a birthday cake as a gift from Paul s Food Shoppe.
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Susan Morrissey
Paul’s
Maynard
Susan Marie Morrissey
Mire
Louis Morrisey
Glendale Street
Paul's Food Shoppe
Morrissey
Master Bakers Association
Hotel Beacons
Greater Boston
L. Beth Gallagher
Herbert K. Gallagher
Crescent Street
Stow
Margery Pierce
Willam Pierce
Navhoba Road
Concord
Karen Pierce
Sandra Keen
West Concord
Joan Mary A. Baritone
Dawn Bemis
Patricia Carton
Donna M. Costanzo
Kathy Colombo
Cheryl A. Dippel
Susan M. DuBois
Cathy Gately
Susan M. Lannarelli
Ann M. Lester
Iris Popieniuck
Eileen Smart
J. Tucker
Barbara E. Wasiuk
Candace M. Clingan
Derby
Sandra J. Flet- Diane
Marsha L
Donne L. Johnson
Betsy Kyle
Linda L.peck
Susan Thompson
Janice E. Watson
Waltham
Jean M. Nolan
Paul
Local Delegates Among 1 270 Jehovah Witnesses In Three Day Conference
Local delegates from Maynard joined 1 270 Jehovahs Witnesses for a three day convention at Algonquin Regional High School Northboro Feb 3 4 5. Charles E Judd presiding minister opened with counsel on ministers teaching Gods purpose and His Kingdom. Frank S Spacil district supervisor delivered the keynote and Isaiah 54 13 and John 6 46 framed the theme Be Taught By Jehovah. The program featured a model ministry school and talks on Worship in Family Life and Be Swift to Hear Slow to Speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Jehovah's Witnesses
Algonquin Regional High
Schoo
Northboro
Charles E. Judt
Frank S. Spacil
Spacil
Jehovah
Earth
Gilbert Kenney
Concord Man Breaks Leg Carrying Baby
John Sab lone Jr, 89 Hilcrest Road Wal tham formerly of Concord, crossing Summer Street near the K of C Hall, fell while carrying a baby and fractured his left leg. Dr John Hruba attended and he was taken to Emerson Hospital by W A Twombly ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John Sablone, Jr
Hilcrest Road
Waltham
Concord
Summer Street
C. Hall
John Hruba
Emerson Hospital
W. A. Twombly
Stow Board Denies Kelley Package Goods License
The Stow Finance committee and town clerk met with selectmen to discuss town meeting topics. The board denied the application of Charles J. Kelley for a package goods license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Charles J. Kelley
Pastor Hosts Parish Social for St. Casimir’s Golden Jubilee
Members of St. Casimir's bazaar committee attended an evening of appreciation hosted by Rev. F. S. Miaskiewicz D C L in the church hall on Great Road. About 40 guests enjoyed buffet lunch social and dancing to Ed Olsen and his trio. Proceeds support the parish golden jubilee fund for 1962. Bob O’Neil and wife sponsor Mardi Grae Tea Party at Main Street at 3 PM Sunday to aid the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. Casimir’s
F. S. Miaskiewicz
Great Road
Ed Olsen
Bob O'Neil
Main Street
St. Casimir Parish
Reinforced Plastic Cone Built For Missiles Testing
A reinforced plastic cone delivered to Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Buffalo by Electronautics for the High Performance Shock Tunnel. The 14 foot long, 6.5 foot diameter unit aids microwave studies and hypersonic model testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
Buffalo N. Y
Electronautics Corporation
Electronautics
Cornell
Buffalo
Peter M. Reading
Flectronautics
Harold J. Meese
Cornell Laboratory
Gerald H. Stevenson. Hudson
Electronautic
Stow Water Problem Seen as Solveable for Two Towns
The Board of Public Works of Stow Massachusetts writes to Robert P. Bird in reply to a January 30 1961 inquiry about underground water supply. It notes no immediate withdrawal of a bill filed with the state legislature but supports cooperative study and possible district formation. It suggests involving the State Department of Natural Resources to survey underground water availability and cross town needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Natural Resources
Lenten Services Begin Wednesday at St. Casimir's
Maynard Ash Wednesday ushers in Lent with services at St. Casimir's. Ashes will be blessed before the morning mass and distributed after both the morning and evening masses. Lenten devotions include daily 8 o'clock mass and a 7 30 evening service each Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St Bridget's List Masses and Announcements
St Bridget's holds Masses this Saturday including a second banns of marriage for Richard J Petit and Beverly J Hodgkinson. A month’s mind for Margaret May and Edward Ryan at 7 and 8 am respectively. Arthur Blanchette marked a first anniversary with a Mass. Altar boys Michael Bishops and Tony Arcieri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard — Banns
St. Bridget's
Richard J. Petit
Beverly J. Hodgkinson
Margaret May
Edward Ryan
Arthur Blanchette
Michael Bishops
Tony Arcieri
World Day of Prayer marks 75th anniversary in Maynard Stow
Maynard and Stow churches host the World Day of Prayer at Union Evangelical Stow to honor its 75th anniversary. Mrs. Charles Hand of the Federated Church Ayer speaks on Africa, with Mrs. Kendrick Bushnell in charge, and music by Mrs. Richard Corzine and Paul Pequet. Proceeds support Protestant work in Alaska Africa migrants and Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Union Evangelical Stow
Women In the
Churches of Maynard-Stow Council
Finnish Congregational Union Congregational
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran, Methodist
St. George’s Episcopal Union Evangelical
First Parish
Unitarian
Charles Hand
Federated Church
Ayer
Hand
Africa
Seven Churche
Kendrick Bushnell
Richard Corzine
Paul Pequet
Alaska
God
Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Speaker From Boston
Members of the Stow Woman's Association gathered for an afternoon program featuring Charles D. Childs, owner of the Childs Art Gallery in Boston. He spoke on his art interests and noted his works in numerous New England museums. Hosts included Mrs. Alvin H. Fletcher Mrs. Leon Wetherbee and Mrs. George Banfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Woman's Association
Charles D. Childs
M. Childs
Childs Art Gallery
Boston
Per
New England
Alvin H. Fletcher
Leon Wetherbee
George Banfield
Maynard Clergy to Host Youth Advisory Meeting
Reverend Lawrence O Brien director of youth work for Maynard Stow Council of Churches announces a gathering of youth advisors and representatives at the coma in Methodist Church Saturday at 3 o'clock for planning activities and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Lawrence O'Brien
Maynard-Stow Council of Churches
Stow Board Plans Feb 14 Meeting On Water Dispute
Stow selectmen inform Maynard officials that a February 14 meeting at 8 p.m. in Stow Town Hall will convene to discuss the water situation. The notice invites Maynard planning board and town counsel, with confirmation requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Maynard
Selectmen
D.P.W
Dept. of Public Works
Massachusetts
Stow Town Hall
Maynard-Digital unveils Pro grammable Pulse Generators
Maynard Digital Equipment Corp introduces the 2104 programmable pulse generator series for rapid analysis and testing of digital analog circuits. It runs above four hundred megahertz with 25 ns rise times and 50 ns widths, delivering four trains of eight configurable output trains across eight time zones. The system uses DEC System Building Block logic, housed in a six foot cabinet with 19 inch panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Digital Equipment Corp
DEC
Parish notices outline service and meeting times
Maynard Sunday merge balloting ends at 12 15 p m at St John s. Sunday 6 o clock Junior Luther League meets in the vestry. Midweek prayer service Tuesday 7 31 followed by senior choir rehearsal at 8. Lenten midweek service Wednesday at 7 30. Junior choir rehearsal Thursday at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. John’s
Junior Luther League
Stow Club Plans Luncheon at Unitarian Church Vestry
The Stow Woman's Association announces a luncheon on March 15 at 1 p.m. in the Unitarian Church vestry. The meal, provided by Luncheon is Served Company, serves 100 guests. Tickets from Mrs Rodger B Mathewman Great Road chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow — Stow Woman's Association
Unitarian Church
Rodger B. Mathewman
Great Road
School Committee Meeting Moves Through Routine Business
Maynard school board met at Roosevelt School chaired by Noble E Loomer Jr. Principal Frediano Mattioli participated as the recent evaluation report was reviewed. A final announcement was made and the next meeting is set for February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Roosevelt School
Noble E. Loomer, Jr
Frediano Mattioli
Wes
Ramana Waters
Lent Mission Services and Local Church Events
Local churches plan Wednesday Lent services and additional days through Lent with Easter on Sunday April 2. A bishops convocation led by James Matthews will meet at Fiske Memorial Methodist Church Natick. A Rose Hawthorne fashion show is set for February 10 at 8 p.m. in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiske Memorial Methodist Church
Natick
James Matthews
Rose Hawthorne
Concord
Guest Preacher to Lead First Parish Service Sunday
Stow Rev Mack Mitchell a final year Boston University School of Theology student and Ayer High School teacher will be guest preacher at First Parish Sunday He will replace Rev Ronald Mazur who attends the senior youth group at King’s Chapel Boston Mitchell is married with one daughter and will meet parishioners after services at the vestry coffee hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Mack Mitchell
Groton
Boston University School of Theology
Mitchell
Ayer High School
Ronald M. Mazur
Mazur
King’s Chapel
Boston
Umeki to Record Title Song for Cry for Happy Film
Miyoshi Umeki will record a title song for the movie Cry for Happy starring Glenn Ford and Donald O'Connor. The UPI report notes Umeki's participation as the film features her in the upcoming musical project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Miyoshi Umeki
Glenn Ford
Donald O'Connor
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Prince Edward Island Potatoes
Elmwood Farm
Acton
Matthew T. King
Twinoaks
Harold A. Ledgard
William Masciarelli
Marlboro
Gerald Stevenson
Hudson
Raymond Rheaume
Littleton
Geora Sawers
Lancaster
Edwin Johnson
W. Acton
Thomas Quin
Roland Key
Arthur Drennan
Watertown
Raymond Peterson
Kevin Sweeney
Board of Selectmen
Robert P. Bird
Board OF Public Works
John J. Tobin
Hudson Fire Equipment CO. CO
Gladys Beauty Studio
Telephone
Woman's Club
Stow Board
Stow Club
Charlie Jones
Maybury Road
Todd Strom
Glenn
Scott Doyle
Foster Toohey
Johnnie Bemis
Winifred
Kimberley Foss
Charlie
Ruth Jones
Maynard K of C
Richard King
Joseph E. Boothroyd
Frank J. DeMars Post
A. L
Legion Home
Robert Audette
State Police
John Julik
Acton Street
Wes Concord Barracks
State Police Academy
Framingham
Patrolman
Vert Lansiewicz
Ax Frank Lankiewicz
Alice Jacobs
Judgen
Phyllis Richands School
Harvard Grange
Harvard Town Hall
Mission Ev
Holy Name
Bridget’s
K. of C. Hall
Paul Pessot
Michael D. Sullivan
James Boudreau
Manhattan College
N. Y
Street
St. Blase
St. and
St. Bridget’s
Frank Puleo
Emersod, Hospital
Hersert
Transporta Way
Walter Carbone
EIO
Ketola
Helen
John
Adv
Mikko Seppanen
T. O. Seppanen
F. W. Gilleney, Jr
Progressive Chemical
Grace
W. R. Grace and Company
Dewey and Army Chemical Division
Acton Plant
Suze Voowides
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