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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
2
An all day event titled Old Fashioned Picnic Set at St Casimir’s promises a popular program of sports and entertainment. Organizers note broad participation and a variety of activities for attendees.
Cy tie tae bee thanks to the Maynard Police Dept and my friends and neighbors for their thoughtfulness and kindness during my illness. Sincerely Charles J. DeGrappo Maynard.
A first birthday lawn party planned for Miss Lynne Marie Perrazzo shifted to a pool gathering on Main Street due to extreme heat. Marie wore a pink white cake with miniature dolls as guests including Diana LaDuke Lisa LaDuke Sandy Donahue Pat Cathy Tommie Theresa Julie Tobin Rose Tommie Steven Frances Rosemary McAleer Regina Jimmie Edith and Louise Lowell attended with family and friends.
A local pastor will be away for a few weeks after a vacation. He will resume Worcester duties upon return. Watsons will reside in Boylston. A church successor will be named locally in due course.
The engagement of Miss Maureen Page of Hudson to Dennis Mashovsky of Maynard is announced. Page is daughter of Mrs. Josephine Page of 7 Loring Street Hudson. Mashovsky is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hinds of 50 McKinley Street Maynard and a Maynard High School and Kenneth Hair Design Institute graduate. He works at the Salon De Peau on 67 Nason Street. No wedding date set.
David Sullivan serves as vice president Jeffrey Hunter is secretary Barry Grant holds the treasurer role and M 1 Rosemark appears in the list of officers.
Mr and Mrs Edmund Vars and children of Boxboro road Stow traveled to Newport Rhode Island to enjoy a holiday weekend with family and friends.
Government drive promotes U S savings bonds as a patriotic and practical investment. Officials urge citizens to purchase the bonds to support national programs and secure future financial stability for families and the country.
Miss Elaine Mariano daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfrey Mariano and Frank Massarelli son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Massarelli exchanged vows at St Bridget's Church June 30 with Rev James J Vete officiating. The couple plans a Lake George trip and will reside at 50 Boeske Avenue after a Maynard reception.
The family of the late Ant T. Thompson, Maynard, expresses gratitude for the kind expressions of sympathy from friends neighbors and relatives during their recent bereavement.
A July fire at the dump sparked by a chimney caused damage and disrupted disposal operations. Fire crews responded promptly, containing the blaze and preventing broader structural harm. No injuries were reported.
"Country Fair" at St Isidore s Church will run two days July 19 and 20 A ham and bean supper is planned from 5 to 7 p m on Saturday July 20 The article notes Geneva ence knitting and crocheting with Beverly Lewis and Rita Dwinnells among participants
Pall and Teusut remain in charge of Rev. Richard L. Deane as new pastor at 9:30 AM. Albert Cowles and daughter Miss Joan Cowles of 31 Brooks visit Europe with stops in London and Paris before returning. Lieut. John F. Jabarg is stationed in Sunessala, and a trip by airplane is planned. Stanley Kulik of Walker Street spends part of vacation on the Cape. Peter Pronko and family of 50 Roosevelt Street vacation in Georgia. Bell System prints 130 000 newspapers yearly for the 1 783 page directory.
Four members of the 1913 Maynard High School class gathered for a 50th reunion at the Wayside Inn on July 1. Attendees recalled thirteen years in school including a sub freshman year, with thirteen classmates having graduated. A tribute to past days contrasted with present plans.
A spring check up of the home garage and yard reveals which materials withstood winter blasts. Experience guides homeowners though cost is a factor. attention to terrace weatherproofing and attic and cellar integrity helps prevent leaks from corner cutting construction.
A fragment notes a weather related public institute event at a city location. Details are unclear but mention of a weather station and public involvement suggests a ceremony or lecture on meteorology. Named organizations or individuals are not clearly identifiable from the fragment.
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