Holy Name Men Headed to Boston Rally at Stadium
West Concord Holy Name members will attend a major rally at Boston College Stadium Tuesday. About 25 000 to 30 000 archdiocese men expected as Most Rev Thomas J Riley and Cardinal Richard Cushing preside with Most Rev Eric F MacKenzie and Most Rev Jeremiah F Minihan assisting. The event features the first American public veneration of Pope St Pius X relic with Cardinal Cushing officiating. Local parishes plan bus attendance with a 50 man escort from Maynard and nearby towns.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Boston College
Thomas J. Riley
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Eric F. MacKenzie
Jeremiah F. Minihan
Fourth Degree
K. of C. Holy Sepulcher
Knights of St. Gregory
Ation
Pope St. Pius X
Cardinal Cushing
St. Bridget’s
St. Casimir’s
Bath
Maynard
St. Eliabeth’s
Acton
St. Irene's
Carlisle
St. Michael’s
Brd
Our Lady’s
St. Bernard's
Concord
St. Anne's
For Rent Maynard Pleasant 4 Room Apartment
For rent in Maynard a pleasant four room apartment includes heat and hot water. Call Myitle at 2 4109 for details.
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Pleasant
Sudbury Student Receives Degree at Stockbridge Commencement
W James Hodder son of Ronald J Hodder and Mrs Hodder of Hudson road earned an associate degree at the Stockbridge School of Agriculture 39th commencement in Bowker Auditorium He is a Lincoln Sudbury Regional graduate class of 1959 served as servers guild president played soccer on the student council and earned the Lotta Crabtree scholarship with floriculture as his major field.
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Sudbury
Stockbridge School of Agriculture
University of Massachusetts
Bowker
W. James Hodder
Ronald J. Hodder
Hudson Road
Lincoln-Sudbury
Stockbridge
Newcomers Club Luncheon at Svensk Kaffestuga
The Newcomers Club of Sudbury will hold a luncheon on Wednesday at 11 30 a m at Svensk Kaffestuga on the Boston Post road. Activity groups such as golf bridge and others are underway with plans discussed after the meeting. Members may talk with chairs to choose interests and transportation can be arranged by three contacts.
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Sudbury
Newcomers Club
Svensk Kaffestuga
Boston Post Road
Neil Breesman
James Smith
Kenneth Duncan
Catholic Graduates Attend Baccalaureate Mass
On Sunday Catholic graduates from local public and private schools attended the 9 o'clock mass and received Holy Communion together. A breakfast followed in the parish hall. Rev. Edward J. McLaughlin preached the baccalaureate sermon.
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Edward J. McLaughlin
Sudbury Methodist Plans June 17 Chicken Barbecue
Sudbury Methodist plans a June 17 sun day with a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. sponsored by W S C S featuring Good as New items, books, beads, toys and trinkets. Double barbecue pits will be used for the chicken. Donald Starks leads kitchen. Morton Haskells and Bill Spillers arrange pony rides and games. Edward Paros aided by publicity team. tickets through couples club or church leaders, with door sales available.
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Sudbury
Plang
Sudbury Methodist
W.S.C.S
Donald Starks
Morton Haskells
Bill Spillers
Kenneth
Frank Abernathys
Wesley Broomes
Edward Paros
Sudbury notices push for rabies clinic and tax collection
Sudbury warns that 1960 real estate taxes unpaid will be advertised June 22. A rabies clinic inoculated 236 pets. Licenses for dogs over three months old required with penalties for noncompliance. Climate council officers elected. church leaders meet at home of Mrs. Hall.
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Sudbury
Invest in Your Country Say U S Savings Bonds
Public service notice urges investment in United States Savings Bonds with emphasis on patriotism and national savings. Officials highlight secure savings options and suggest individuals allocate funds to support national programs. Economic growth and diversified portfolios linked to government securities are cited.
Childrens Sunday at First Parish June 11
On June 11 Sudbury Sunday is Children s Sunday at First Parish with attendance awards a sermonette Put the Man Together a chancel choir and school children songs a christening ceremony and thanks for bake sale funds over 100. Parish honors six men who helped remove the dead elm with Treé Warden Ernie Ferguson and thanks ushers May Daniel Carter and Irving Whittemore, June ushers Frederick Cowan and Lawrence Peavey.
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Sudbury
First Parish
Ernie Ferguson
Daniel Carter
Irving Whittemore
Frederick Cowan
Lawrence Peavey
Sudbury Grange Enjoys Fine Meeting Program
Members of Sudbury Grange enjoyed a notably fine recent meeting featuring whistled selections by Mrs. Winnie Palmer of Auburn Grange and a message from Mrs. Dorothy Warden of Auburn Grange.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Winnie Palmer
Auburn Grange
Dorothy Warden
Sudbury LWV Urges Viewers To Watch Trade Policy Series
Sudbury League of Women Voters foreign policy panel urges viewing the Saturday broadcast of The Nation's Future on Channels 4 and 6 from 9 30 to 10 30 p m. The debate asks Does the U S Need a More Restrictive Trade Policy with Jackson Spears Burlington Mills arguing for restriction and Charles Percy Bell and Howell opposing.
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Sudbury
League of Women Voters
U.S
U. S
Jackson Spears
Burlington Mills
Charles Percy
Bell and Howell Co
Sudbury Grange Event Promises Readings And Choir Selections
The notice invites all readers to Sudbury Grange Hall on Tuesday at 8 p m for a program including humorous readings by Miss Marie Nelson Sudbury and community singing. Ballet dancing and Methodist Junior Choir selections are also planned making it a social chance to meet locals and enjoy the Grange activities. This event is tied to the local Grange and promotes savings bonds.
Booster Club Dinner Honors Over 75 Athletes at Sudbury Event
More than 200 attended the third annual varsity sports dinner at the regional high school hosted by Lincoln Sudbury Boosters Club. Over 75 varsity letter winners and cheerleaders received awards including senior student athlete blazers for Heather Marquis and Richard Danesky. John McLean presented the accolades. Paul Volk praised the regional soccer team. Joseph Zabilski gave the keynote on academics and athletics. Door prizes were awarded to fifty students and all attendees received tickets to a Boston Garden wrestling show.
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Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbury Boosters Club
Heather Marquis
Richard Danesky
Heather
University of New Hampshire
Bates College
John McLean
Paul Volk
Joseph P. Zabilski
Northeastern University
Zabilski
Secor D. Browne
Donald Natoli
Jane Morgan
Tony Santos
Boston Garden
Evelyn Beazley
Marsha Belanger
Judith Bennett
Jennifer Burchett
Jean Cavicchio
Joanna Child
Martha Child
Penelope Child
Betsy Colby
Linzee Colema
Susan Goodwin
Sheryl Hall
Joan Hen
Carlisle Church Closes for Baptisms and Sunday Day Program
Carlisle Church suspends baptisms and the Ren's Day program this Sunday while Rev. Dr. Jas Kaucher leads services. Members report ongoing worship through June with planned continuance of activities.
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Carlisle
Jas Kaucher
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