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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1959
Page
2
Maynard scenes include open meetings at Town House and church sessions in St John s Ev Lutheran St Bridget s Catholic groups and St George s Episcopal Church. Socials, fund drives, and school events appear with dates Jan 22 28 31 25 26. Community bands Scouts choirs and youth activities meet weekly at the Methodist Church and other venues.
Mrs. Gertrude Syrjatren thanks friends and neighbors for gifts cards and flowers during her hospital stay. Address 8 Second St. we Adv.
Lieut Alexander Kule Jr. reports for active duty with the U S Army at Fort Benning Georgia this week. He will be stationed for nine weeks before regular duty assignment. He is married to Barbara of West Concord and was in RQ TC during college. He served as assistant grid coach at Maynard last fall. Memorial flowers at Union Congregational Church honored Agnes Mitler from Evaid Johnson and family. Salvation Army plans a meeting at Anne Duclos home Tuesday January 2.
The Maynard personnel board met to discuss a pay increase for town staff. A letter from the Massachusetts Department of Corporations was read. The town shows available funds of 129 097.77 as of January 1. A letter from Senator Leverett Saltonstall about post office deeds was reviewed. Planning board input on street access, notably Second Street, Broadbent Park and Euclid Avenue, was discussed.
Maynard D Elson editor of a Boston newspaper page spoke at the Emblem Hall club in West Concord. He highlighted Wakefield donations to the Salvation Army cancer fund and noted help from Sandra Waldron and family during holidays. A valentines party is planned for February 14.
The Maynard Council Knights of Columbus conferred a major degree Sunday night in Minskiew Hall. Grand Knight Joseph P. Cotter welcomed attendees while District Deputies Ralph Sheridan and Joseph Arena led the conferral. A tollation concluded the evening. The piece notes Lake of the Clouds as New England’s highest water body on Mount Washington’s shoulder at 5,060 feet.
Maynard High School notes report Principal Frediana D. Mattioli attending the Massachusetts Secondary School Principals Association meeting in Boston. Officers for the coming year were elected. Students contributed 11.81 to the 1960 Olympic Fund Campaign and sponsor a March of Dimes card hop on January 24 with dime donations.
Maynard Grange No. 340 held a Thursday night meeting at Elks Hall with Master Russell Naylor presiding. games and refreshments followed. A large delegation attended Middlesex Central Pomona at Peter Bulkeley School in Concord. A planning meeting is set for February 6 at Mrs. Adelaide Sims home. Join the March of Dimes.
Mr and Mrs Couphe Wilfred Summer of 166 Great Road announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Patricia to Alfred E Hyden son of Mr and Mrs Eric Hyden of North Sudbury. Miss Boothroyd graduated Maynard High School 1955 and works at Maynard Raytheon Plant. Mr Hyden is a Maynard High School graduate, served four years in the Navy, and works for Anderson Engineering in Cambridge. A summer wedding is planned.
Mr and Mrs Terence B McCormick thank Stow Grange No 103 and friends for the grand reception at Stow Town Hall on their 50th anniversary.
The Maynard Women's Club announces the opening of a new thrift shop at 2 Wall Street. Redecorating has been done by local volunteers and proceeds fund worthwhile Maynard projects such as town landscaping and the scholarship fund. The shop will be open Fridays 10 AM to 4 PM.
A Maynard couple welcomes a daughter to Mr and Mrs H David Haynes of 178 Main Street on January 15 and a son to Mr and Mrs Antonio Matia of 34 Walnut Street on January 15. A third birth is listed for Mr and Mrs Walter Zaberick at 116 Atton Street on January 18.
A quick mixing guide combines two cups richest apple sauce with minced meat and brown sugar to create a 9 by 8 inch pie filling. Bake in a 425 degree oven for 30 to 40 minutes and serve warm.
A brief card expresses gratitude and appreciation for support and flowers during a time of mourning and remembrance. The message conveys heartfelt thanks to those who offered kindness and sympathy.
Maynard notes for Elks and Emblem Club as the Jan 34 Saturday Nite Party with music and dancing. The article traces Elks history from the 1888 reorganization as BPO and early founders including Charles Algérioh Sidney Viviar and Richard Steirly, with discussion of the original Cork title and early lodge formation in York Lodge No. 1.
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