St Casimir's Holy Name Plans Busy Spring Events
St Casimir’s Holy Name plans a busy spring with a Sunday breakfast meeting led by president Alexander Kulevich. Rev Francis Miaskiewicz will celebrate 9 am mass and Edward J. Tedesco will speak on ecclesiastical architecture. The group hosts Nashoba District on April 5 and awards include two Sox home game tickets plus World Series tickets if Boston wins. The bowling team prepares for the May diocesan event and a Holy Name rally is set for June 13 at Boston College.
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St. Casimir’s Holy Name
Maynary
St. Casimir’s Holy Name Ety
Alexander Kulevich
Francis 5
Miaskiewicz
D.C. L
Adea
Francois Gallis
Edward J. Tedesco
St. Casimir’s
Boston College
Kulevich Couple Welcome Daughter
West Concord Mr and Mrs Alexander Kulevich Jr receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter their first child born in March The father recently completed a term as a first lieutenant in the US Army and works on the staff of Maynard High School faculty He is a former Boston College and local high school athlete and served as an assistant coach at a local high school before the service Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas Prosper West Concord and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alexander Kulevich Maynard
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Alexander Kulevich
Commonwealth Avenue
U. S. Army
Maynard H. S
Boston College
Thomas Prosper
Maynard
Community Coffee Hour Planned for Carlisle and Concord
A Carlisle jamestown women’s branch group schedules a coffee hour on March 23 at 10 am with Mrs. Walkee D. Wilson. A neighborhood meeting at Concord’s First Parish is planned for April 4.
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Carlisle
Iance
Walkeo D. Wilson
Concord
Maynard Girl Scouts Host Weeklong Meeting Party
Maynard Troop 7 Brownies visited Troop 5 to celebrate Girl Scout Week. Under Mrs. Alto and Mrs. Cochran leadership, refreshments and games were enjoyed as girls continue selling scout cookies.
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Girl Scouts
Roop
Alto
Cochran
Maynard PTA Sale a Tremendous Success at Polls
Maynard Mrs. J Ferris Cunningham chair reports the Maynard PTA food sale at the polls Monday was a tremendous success thanks to the cooperation of her committee and the generosity of local townspeople and merchants.
Girl Scouts Observe Birthday Week With Wide Ranging Skills
Maynard and sister scouts nationwide celebrate Girl Scout Week starting with church services. Founder Juliette Low started the movement in 1912 and now about two million girls in the United States learn homemaking, outdoors, arts, drama, painting, interior decorating, and other talents through scouting.
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Maynard
Juliette Low
Girl Scouts
United States
40 Hour Devotion Opens At St Casimir's
The 40 hours devotion begins Friday at St. Casimir's with 8 am Masses Friday and Saturday and 9 and 11 am Sunday Masses. Evening services are 7 30 pm Friday and Saturday. A Sunday 4 pm procession closes the observance with children and parish groups. Rev Francis S Strykowski of St Adalbert's Hyde Park preaches.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s
Francis S. Strykowski
Hyde Park
Theresa Wasiuk
Minister Will Speak on Profession in Sunday Sermon
Rev. George J. Spencer of the Universalist-Unitarian Church selects Speaking of Ministers as the Sunday morning sermon topic. He will discuss the ministry as a profession during the service.
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George J. Spencer
Universalist-Unitarian Church
Women of the Church form new group at Ss John's
Maynard Thursday saw the newly formed Women of the Church group organize at Ss Johns. The quarterly vestry meeting established a unified plan of women’s work from Synod. Members elected four committee chairmen for devotional life education and more and set up four circles of 12 to 15 each.
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Ss. John's the Anch
Flora Hietinen
Ruth Paakki
Lyli Fraser
Prvice
Christine Malloy
Gloria Woodward
Anne Johnson
Rachel Saisa
Mary Jaaskela
Lydia
Penny Swain
Priscilla
June Knickeracher
Matha Mary
Ingrid Martani
Hannah
Areline Insta
Final Lenten Lecture on The Role of the Christian in a Changing World
The final Sunday afternoon Lenten lecture by Rev. Howard Davis of Federated Church Bolt on will be at 4 p.m. in Union Congregational. His series has drawn good crowds. Next Sunday’s topic is Responsible Religion and last Sunday was Responsible Citizenship.
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Maynard
Howard Davis
Federated Church
Bolton
Union Congregational
Assabet Valley Little League Officials To Meet
Assabet Valley Little League officials will meet at the Police station Wednesday March 22 at 8 o clock. All fathers or players who will play this year are urged to attend and newcomers are welcome. Organization and plans for the season will be made.
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Maynard
Assabet Valley
Little League
St Bridgets Minstrel Show Scheduled for Two Evenings
St Bridgets Holy Name minstrel performances set for Friday and Saturday at Green Meadow School with two distinct acts. The cabaret bridal party scene features Howard King and Doris Leach plus Mary Ryall Alfred Carey and others. the minstrel portion includes end men front row dancing and the Flora Dora line with Louise Aubin Thomasina Cocco Victoria Caruso and more. Over 650 youngsters attended a Sunday matinee, tickets available from cast members and local stores.
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St. Bridget’s Holy Name
Green Meadow School
Howard King
Doris Leach
Mary Ryall
Alfred Carey
Bob Walcott
Jerilyn Dee
Jimmy Nichols
Loretta Hirons
Minster
Bernardine Johnston
Rita Carey
Helen Lent
Margaret Brooks
Mary White
Mary Moynihan
Agnes Rizzo
Phyllis Mignone
Flora-Dora
Louise Aubin
Thomasina Cocco
Victoria Caruso
Howardine King
Gynetta Iannuzzo
Local Resident Taken To Hospital After Grain Delivery Incident
Maynard Patrolman Guy Perrillo rushed Donald Woodward aged 25 of 73 Nasan Street to Emerson Hospital after an injury during a grain delivery in Lexington. Woodward, employed by a Concord store, received treatment for a lacerated eye and possible fractured nose at Dr. Charles H. Duston’s office.
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Guy Perrillo
Donald Woodward
Nasan Street
Emerson Hospital
Lexington
Concord
Charles H. Duston
Police Recount Maintains Narrow Loss in Acton Election
Acton police request for a recount of the March 6 town election regarding benefits and vacation improvements failed to alter the outcome. The board of registrars held the recount Tuesday night and kept the previous result, with the tally at yes 686 and no 696 and 110 blanks.
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Acton
Board of Registrars
Maynard Community Briefs Highlight Local Events
Maynard Woman's Club meeting postponed to next Sunday due to Tuesday storm. Local trips announced for Edward Trois Sr and wife to Europe visiting Italy France England. Rev Norman C MacLean resigns from Fish Congregational Marlborough after seven years. St Bridget's Holy Name hosted speaker Dr Francis Guindon West Concord. Maynard High Band leads Easter parade with 72 members and majorettes led by director Les Garabedian.
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C. Hall
Edith Carbone
Norman C. MacLean
Fish
Marlborough
D.acus
Maynard
St. Bridget’s Holy Name
Francis X. Guindon
West Concord
Maynard High Band
Directorles Garabedian
Rainbow Girls Collect Junk Drive Saturday
Maynard Rainbow Girls held a junk drive on Saturday with collections led by Priscilla Dingee and Diane Shaw.
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Maynard Rainbow Girls
Priscilla Dingee
Diane Shaw
Rotary List S New Officers At Maynard
Maynard Rotary held a regular supper meeting at Twin Trees Restaurant with Vice-President Paul C Cornwall presiding. Members were reminded of the district conference in Framingham on April 11 and makeup attendance came from several areas including Eley Osbeck Priest Tuttle and Wray P te among others.
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Maynard Rotary
Twin Trees
Vic
Paul C. Cornwall
Framingham
P. P. Howard R. Presott
Donald Parker
Henry Thompson
Amatus
Burt Jenkins
John F. Driscoll
Milton Richmond
Thomas C. Eley
P. P
William F. Osbeck
Se Ariz
Haroldwell
Fla
James Priest
Miami
Harlan E. Tuttle
Hudson
Amcus Gutta
P. D. G. Wray P
Card of Thanks from the Flannery Family
The Flannery family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for many kindnesses during our recent bereavement in Concord.
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Flannery
Registration Begins for 1961 Acton Youth League
The Acton league announces registration for the 1961 season to be held at South Acton Fire Station and West Acton Fire from March 3 to August 1. Eligible boys from Boxboro and Acton precincts may apply with forms available at London and local market stops in Acton including Donelan's and Laffin's.
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Mrs Helga Wain Maynard Thanks Relatives for Cards
A note of gratitude from Mrs Helga Wain Maynard expresses thanks to relatives and friends for the many cards and gifts received during her time at the hospital.
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