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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1960

Page

2

Maynard Church Groups Plan Summer Picnic Activities

News Of Maynard highlights plans for St George’s and St Casimir’s parish picnics on church grounds, with programs for all ages. Aero Club members and families schedule their annual Maynard Rod and Gun Club outing, while local schools close for summer vacation and residents undertake trips to Lake George and Maine.

St Gasimir’s Holy Name Aero Club Maynard Rod and Gun Club Acton Dewey & Almy Chemical Co St. Casimir’s Alexedvich Grebiac St. Casimir’s Holy Name

Card of Thanks for St. Bridget's Lawn Party

The committees in charge of the St. Bridget's Lawn Party extend heartfelt thanks to all who contributed to the success of the recent publicity and event.

Adv

Maynard Grange Members Attend Middlesex Pomona Meeting

Maynard Grange members attended the Middlesex Central Pomona meeting at Evangelical Congregational Church in Acton on Wednesday night. The Maynard Grange regular meeting was held last Thursday at Elks Hall with Master Russell Naylor presiding. This was the last summer meeting, pending an outing in August.

Maynard Middlesex Central Pomona Evangelical Cong Acton Maynard Grange Elks Hall Russell Naylor

Monster mage sale at Stow Center Commer

There will be a large sale at Stow Center Commer on Saturday June 25. The event runs from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Women of the First Parish organize the sale and provide parking.

Stow Center

Weight class facts from old boxing bout noted

Miami report recalls Tommy Loughran defeating Primo Carnera in a 1934 New York bout with Loughran weighing 184 pounds to Carnera's 270. The record cites the weight edge and the decision in a disputed matchup from that era.

Miami Fla UPI Tommy Loughran Primo Carnera

Unclear fragmentary notice from St Bridget’s staff

Fragmentary text from a St Bridget’s source mentions heartfelt sentiment and staff involvement with an En- St. Bi party. The legibility is limited and no concrete event details are present.

Maynard Girl Graduates With Honors From Forsyth Dental Hygienists School

Jean E. Grandell of Maynard daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Grandell 16 Randell Road is among 47th Forsyth graduation diplomas at Cohen Auditorium Tufts University affiliate oldest school of its kind in the nation She is an honor graduate of Maynard High School attended University of Massachusetts active in student organization and was president of Junior Chapter of the American Dental Hygienists Association Grandell earned Psi Chapter of Sigma Phi Alpha and begins work with Dr Henry Andrews 27 Bay State Road Boston

Boston Forsyth School For Dental Hygienists Tufts University Cohen Auditorium Jeanne E. Grandell Henry ‘Grandell Randell Road Maynard Maynard High School University of Massachusetts Forsyth American, Dental Hygienists Association Miss Grander Psi Sigma Phi.Alpha National Dental Hygiene Honor Society Henry Andrews Bay State Road

Stow Resident Linda Scott Engaged to Richard Aho

Stow Mr. and Mrs. William A. Scott announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Ellen to Richard W. Aho son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Aho Maynard Miss Scott graduated from Forsyth School for Dental Hygienists at Tufts University this June and her fiance is employed by H. H. Scott Company Maynard

Residents Decline in Public Enemies in U S in 1959

The number of resident patients in public welfare institutions in the United States decreased for the fourth consecutive year in 1959. Data show continued downsizing of public care facilities nationwide.

United States

Couple Marries in Maynard Home Ceremony

Sunday afternoon at the Maynard home on 82 Summer Street Charles Warila and Sandra Ellen Wanahatalo wed in a 2 30 p m ceremony conducted by Rev Orville Dy Willem of Union Congregational Church. Attendants included Shirley Wanahatalo and Bruce Warila with 60 guests at a carnations setting. The bride attended Hale High. the groom Maynard High and serves in the U S Army at Fort Dix New Jersey.

Garden of Tomorrow Lord Susan Carbary Marion Jones Shirley Wanhatalo Bruce Warila Henry Estabrook Oliver R. Warila, Jr Front Hale High Maynard High U.S. Army Fort Dix,n. J

Maynard Knights Elect Purser at Fourth Degree Event

Richard J. King, faithful purser of Maynard Council 2121 K of C, was elected. A reception honored 43 Fourth Degree bishops and members from Bishop Thomas J. Riley Class, Boston, June 5. New Maynard members included Paul V Boothroy and Eugene Charpentier. Attendees from Maynard Council included Joseph Boothpay, Ralph Sheridan, Harold Johnston, William McGann, Charles George, Jeremiah Lynch, and Jacob Jan. Rev. Richard P. Burke S J delivered the principal address.

Maynard Richard J. King Maynard Council Edward F.” Sweeney White Cliffs North Thomas J. Riley Boston Ily Paul V. Boothroyd Eugene Charpentier Joseph E. Boothpaya Ralph L. Sheridan

Rogers Family Farewell Party Before Move to Columbia

A farewell party was held at the Gleason Dale Road home for the Rogers family as they prepare to relocate to 1515 Columbia College Drive in Columbia South Carolina. Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers and children Elizabeth Harrys Elaine and Patricia attend. Mr Rogers active in St Johns Lutheran Church and community groups.

Rogers Aleas Ohn Pakish Gleasondale Road Harry Rogers Elizabeth Harrys Elaine Patricia Columbia S. C Columbia College Drive St. John’s Lutheran Curch Ac Ee The Church Council Maynard Ragesey Schowi Par Board of Education

Party Big Success In Perte Wee ith With Host of Prizes

A Maynard lawn party by St Brid get’s friends on June 16 1718 drew a large crowd. Prizes spread across events included a grand stereo bike won by Helen R Foley Maynard and a $100 prize to Stow. Numerous other prizes were awarded to local residents as contests and games entertained attendees.

Perte Wee Ith Maynard St. Bridget’s Sweather Ac Oe Susan Holmes Shaaron Ote Citico Tucker Nags Patrick White Francis Catania Gary Hampson Mary Stigliani Agister Radios Asance James Fai Yuel Arseneault Maria Helen R. Foley Stow Margaret Morteei Mary Seiaioia Eleanora Kennedy Ee Ae Ta & & P al Keysienipo Omg Tificate Buscemi's

Parents Aid Instrumental Music at Philip Nicos Residence

Over 80 parents attended a cookout at Philip Nicos residence Sewardsy to support the general instrumental music program in schools. John Gunnwill was vice president and Mary 2 led efforts to raise morale and funds, with aims to boost department efficiency and school board cooperation. Membership is open to all interested in the department’s progress and development, with parents of pupils counted as active members and no dues required.

Meynaré —iOver Philip Nicos Sewardsy Caental Musics Chile John Gunnwill Mary

Maynard Garden Club Hosts Luncheon and Nominating Plan

Maynard Garden Club members gathered Monday at Mrs. Chester Lechs home on Great Road for a casserole luncheon and a tour of the perennial garden. President Mrs. Morgan Foley led a business meeting and named a nominating committee to present a new officer slate at the September annual luncheon. The club, active in flower arranging at Bedford Veteran's Hospital, plans similar efforts at Emerson Hospital this summer. Corsages by Mrs. George Murphy honored participants in the nature quiz.

Maynard Maynand Garden Club Chester Lech Great Road Morgan Foley Victor Peppard Prank Cleaves Wilder Macurda Bedford Veteran’s Hospital Emerson Hospital George Murphy Katherine Maginnis Albert Jeanerett Arthur Coughlan Chester, Lech

Braves Beat Philadelphia in First National League Game

The Boston Braves defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 on April 22, 1876, at Philadelphia in the inaugural National League game.

Braves Philadelphia UPI Boston’ Braves Philadelp

Eagles Awarded to Two Local Scouts at Recognition Event

Maynard and Worf boys from Troop 1 Stow earned eagle scout honors at a Kendall Hotel ceremony in New Cremer. Alan Canbury joined in Troop 80 and is treasurer of Algonquin Council, with past two years as assistant scoutmaster and Order of the Arrow member. Forrest, Eagle Scout from a former town, has Camper Award and other honors during his scouting career.

Maynard Worf Kendall Hotel New Cremer Forrest Stow Edward Canbury Alan Peas Scout Baer Hee Rey Order of the Arrow iAlgonquin Robinson Ain Fred Robinson Jr

Maynard Team Wins Best Dressed Trophy at Laconia Tour

At the 40th New England Motorcycle Tour in Laconia New Hampshire the East Coast Wanderers of Maynard received the Governor’s trophy for best dressed team. The group competed against 20 teams with 12 to 15 members including Capt. Reno Aho George Hateh Gunner Havanka Arnold Justason David Laasanen Ronald Laasanen Francis Quinn Walter Wirtanen and others.

Maynard Laconia N. H East Coast Wanderer’s of New Hampshire Capt Reno Aho George Hateh Gunner Havanka Arnold Justason David Laasanen Ronald Laasanen Francis’ _Quinn Walter Wirtanen

Health insurance coverage tops 127 million in 1959

The Health Insurance Council announced that more than 127 million Americans were insured at year end 1959. The figure reflects growing access to health coverage amid evolving public and private programs.

New York UPI Health Insurance Council

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