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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1960
Page
2
Maynard residents share news of a new baby at 9 Acton court and a marching band spotlight at Easter parade. Gerald Nee takes a post with Chesterbrook Construction in Waltham. Civic groups announce meetings, volunteer events, and charitable drives. Cancer Control Month proclaimed. voter registration deadline nears. church lectures and Lent services listed. multiple births and local commerce noted.
Local residents greet new arrivals in March at Emerson Hospital. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Derby of 46 Rocks Street born March 14 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Naddeo of Elm Street born March 11.
The Santa Fe and Oregon teams began their race at Independence, matching start lines as the event opened. Spectators watched as athletes headed toward the course, with officials noting the early pace set by the leading runners.
Middlebrook named to school building committee after P T A meeting led by Maynard Parents Association. Dr Charles Walcott discussed the 21 inch Classroom series from WGBH TV with funds from local school systems. A brief Q and A followed and nominations were set for a nominations committee.
Maynard moderator Phil ip A Wilson notified town accountant James V King cannot serve on the Town House Building committee due to his position. King appoints John H MacDonald of 5 Pomcitcus avenue as successor.
The Holy Name Society led by Joseph Girdziewski received Holy Communion in a body at the 9 o'clock mass at St. Casimir's Church Sunday morning. Officers and a delegation will attend the Nashoba District Society TV mass.
Maynard Sunday service at 3 30 p m Altar Guild presents a program Recreation Night Tuesday at the high school gym 7 30 to 9 30 p m Mid week Lenten service Wednesday 8 p m Junior choir rehearsal Thursday 6 30 p m Suomi College Choir Concert Fitchburg 8 15 p m Confirmation class Saturday E C LL Board 2 p m Saturday and a Catholic TV Center Boston event on Sunday April 10
Maynard Council K of C No 2121 met at the K of C Hall with Grand Knight Joseph P Cotter presiding. A report on recent degrees was given and plans for the 40th charter anniversary proceed. The group reserved a table for the April 19 state council banquet and will attend the state convention in May. State Secretary Joseph P Boothroyd is expected to be elected state deputy.
Town Moderator Philip A. Wilson named John A. Kennedy of 40 Brooks Road John P. Sebastynowicz of Sherman Street and Stanley J. Was uk of 411 Glendale Street to serve on the local war memorial committee.
Maynard-Flowers in Union Congregational Church were baptized Sunday in memory of Mrs. Annie B. Young and her children. Daniel George Ineson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Ineson, received Christian baptism by Pastor Orville D. Ullom with Deacon George Wheeler assisting.
New chimes and carillon at St Casimiir's Church will toll for Easter Mass at 6 o clock and be formally dedicated on Sunday April 24 at 4 o'clock. Visiting clergy join Rev F S Miaskiewicz for the ceremony with a noted preacher. A bronze memorial plaque will be unveiled listing about 67 donors.
Infant Maynard Judson IV Middlebrook baptized at St Georg e Church on Sunday. Rev. Arig officiated with Jay as godfather and Mrs. Carter as godmother. Godparents listed include James St Carbone and Lieut Josey della. Friends attended the ceremony and reception followed.
The note expresses heartfelt thanks to a person named Tary for their generosity in making chimes a reality. It highlights gratitude on behalf of the entire group.
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