Maynard Community Notices and Local Meetings
Plans continue by W. F. W. for the Buddy Poppy Days on May 26 27 28. Maynard Lodge of Elks No. 1568 will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the new Elks Home with Exalted Ruler Ralph Cantino presiding. State Senator William E. Hays Waltham toured local plants and will speak at a Concord personnel managers meeting. Mrs Esther Evang returns to work after illness at Emerson Hospital. St. Bridget’s Church observed the Feast of St Joseph the Worker. A month’s mind mass for John H Sheridan at St. Bridget’s Saturday at 8 a.m. Tonight Devotional at Finnish Mission Congregational Church with coffee sponsors listed. Charles A Welch Lodge will stage A Rose Upon The Altar at Nashua May 17. May devotions at St Bridget’s. First communion class date set for Sunday May 15 at 9 o’clock mass. Paper drive June 4. Lawn party this summer by St Bridget’s parish. church meeting Friday at 8 p.m. to discuss details. Musical program tonight at Green Meadow School directed by Mrs Eleanor Fletcher with Dorothy Green as accompanist. Frank J DeMars Post charity ball at Green Meadow School Saturday. Chuck DeGrappo Orchestra. Drawing winner for two Red Sox season tickets: Jack Maguire. Mr and Mrs William J Bradley announce birth of a son at Waltham Hospital. Rev Lawrence O’Brien to preach Sunday at 11. Ranch home of Mr and Mrs Russell Hodgeman at 5 Country Lane sold to Mr and Mrs John Dickey. Confirmation classes held daily at 4 p.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday at St Casimir’s Church.
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St. Bridget’s
Frank J. DeMars Post
A. L
Green Meadow
Chuck DeGrappo
Red Sox
Jack Maguire
First Friday Mass at St Casimir's marked with evening service
An evening mass will be celebrated at 7 30 o clock in observance of the First Friday of May in St Casimir s tomorrow. Confessions will also be heard before and after the morning mass said at 8 o'clock. Local notices include visits by families from Pittsfield and Army service veterans.
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St. Casimir’s
Methodist Delegation to Hear Bishop Pickett at Hudson
A delegation from the Methodist Church will attend an address by Bishop J Wascomb Pickett retired bishop from India at Hudson Methodist Church next Thursday.
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Maynard
Hudson Methodist Church
J. Wascomb Pickett
India
St Elizabeths List Plans Activities This Weekend
Sudbury seniors and young people from St Elizabeths will visit the Roehrigs summer home this weekend with Grant Bowry organizing transport Judy Leahy and Linze Coleman handling meals Jean Irene Coleman and Linze Coleman also in charge of food The Church Periodical Club meets Thursday after communion to collect magazines Christmas cards for mission schools and orphans There is a Holiday Fair Work Meeting Thursday at 8 30 pm at Mrs George Patricks Meadowdrive 1959 Canada imported 30 000 cattle from the United States the largest yearly amount to date.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Jonathan Roehrig
Grant Bowry
Ee Roehrig
Judy Leahy
Jean ‘Iren
Linze Coleman
George Patrick
Meadowdrive
Woman's Page Editor Guest of Stow Club
An audience of local women at First Parish vestry heard Richard D. Elson discuss his Boston papers feature pages in a talk titled Man in a Woman's Whirl. Elson, a West Concord native and former Maynard resident, handles about 500 letters weekly. Unity Club sponsored the event with committees led by Mrs. Carl Lund and Miss Hazel Moore, with refreshments by Mrs. Bernard Fletcher.
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Elson
Carl Lund
Hazel Moore
Bernard ‘Fletcher
Unity Club
Nashoba District Holds Year-End Meeting at St Elizabeths
The Nashoba Holy Name District gathered at St Elizabeths in West Acton for its final meeting of the year led by President Alexander F. MacEachern. Reports summarized the year and the planned junior high retreat was cancelled. Rev. J Louis Bourgault spoke as spiritual director. Host society led by President Howard P. Hardin organized refreshments.
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West Acton
Nashoba
Holy Name
St. Elizabeth’s
Alexander F. MacEachern
J. Louis Bourgault
Howard P. Hardin
Automatic Dishwasher Safe Plastic Dishes Highlight Design
Plastic dinnerware is durable enough for children and safe in automatic dishwashers. New designs rival fine china while remaining utilitarian. Test one dish first, and if no damage occurs after two weeks, the set should be dishwasher safe. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Scott Grant 40 Percent Of Employees Raised On Personal Reviews
Maynard H Scott Inc a manufacturer of high fidelity components announces wage increases based on performance for about 40 percent of employees. Ratings use the National Metal Trades Association system and ratings are reviewed by three management levels before discussion with the employee. Employees are rated at least twice yearly and can advance through production efficiency general increases and promotion opportunities tied to performance and company growth.
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Maynard
H. H. Scott,Inc
National Metal Trades Association
H. H. Scott
Scott
Hale High School Variety Show Delights 500 Center residents
An audience of over 500 filled the Center School Auditorium for Hale High School's Friday night Variety Show. Ned Bigelow hosted a program of plays, songs, skits, and dances featuring both high and junior high students with standout numbers by Davene Brewer Karen Hunt and Barbara Tervo.
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Center School
Hale High School
Jack
Center School Auditorium
Hale High
Joan Cunningham
Nancy Goucher
Karen Katvala
Gay Witherbee
Roger Witherbee
Derby
Anthony Cornacchia
Stow
Davene Brewer
Jean Jokinen
Jane Luxton
Patsy Dwinells
Gale Wonaught
John Luxton
Hawaii
Doug Denaro
Barbara Scott
Mailla Tervo
Barbara Tervo
David Delorey
Delorey
Youth Sunday Set at First Parish Church Stowe
First Parish Church Unitarian prepares Youth Sunday with junior and senior groups leading all parts of the service. Rev. Mazur and Mrs. Wood supervise. activities include invocation, pastoral prayer, readings, solos, posters, and a sermon titled Youth and Service by Patsy Dwinnels and others. No Sunday School, preschool supervision in vestry.
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Susan Carbary
Jack
Penny Head
Unitarian World Service
Linda Fletcher
Jane Schmelzer
Susan Lovell
Patsy Dwinnels
Henry Schmelzer
Jack Schmelzer
Billy Higgins
Framingham News Raises Price To Seven Cents
The Framingham News will raise its price to seven cents starting Monday May 2 the first increase in 11 years due to rising operating costs. The move follows nationwide trends as many papers lift prices from five to seven cents and some metropolitan editions to ten cents. The increase aims to benefit the newsdealer and newsboys with a larger share of proceeds.
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Framingham News
Maynard selectmen grant permits and discuss town issues
The Maynard board approved permits for Mary Pilkington to erect a garage and breezeway on Lot 16 Riverview Avenue and Wesley Hirons to build a garage at 63 Concord Street. They also asked R A Cummiskey to mark lot frontage on Louise Street before a permit for Lot 12 is finalized and considered a parade permit for Memorial Day. Mentioned were town traffic sign installations, dog incidents on Great Road, parking plans, and civil defense re appointments.
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Maynard — Board of Selectmen
Mary Pilkington
Fairfield Street
Riverview Avenue
R. A. Cummiskey
Louise Street
Cummiskey
Wesley Hirons
Concord Street
Public Works
Heights Terrace
Michael Zaporeski
Zaporeski
Pugsley’s
Peter Gangi
Third Street
Russell C. Albee
Veteran, Council
Donald A. MacGlashing
D. Campbell
W. A. Twombly
F. Loika
W. Croft
C. Carbary
S. Mason
V. Tomyl
Specialles
Co-Op Employee Party Highlights Maynard Event
An informal Co-Op employee gathering in Maynard featured a festive table with roses and gifts such as a pencil set cuff links and ties. Attendees praised Saastamoinen now based in New York as the longtime accountant manager.
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Maynard
Ployees
Saastamoinen
New York
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Elks
Ralph Cantino
William E. Hays Waltham
H.H. Scott
Concord
Esther Evang
Arthur’s Jewelery
Emerson Hospital
St. Joseph
Worker
St. Bridget’s Church
John H. Sheridan
Evangelical ‘Mission Congregational Church
John Johnson
iAniga Korpi
George and
Reino Kansanoja
Annie Huikari
Charles A. Welch Lodge
A. F
IA. M
Nashua
N. H
Green Meadow School
Eleanor Fletcher
Dorothy Green
Lowell Teachers College
William J. Bradley
Powder Mill Road
Waltham Hospital
Lawrence O’brien
Methodist Church
Russell Hodgeman
Country Lane
John Dickey
Harold A. Ledgard
Dickey
West, Concord
Int. & Princ. Sumner Investment CO
Concord St
Ilegal
Maynard Board of ‘Selectmen
Maine
Board of Selectmen
Massachusetts
B. Farrell
Benjamin J. Gudzinowicz
John
Sokolowski
Ted Talbot
Pittsfield
Leonard O’clair
South Acton
O’clair
Talbot
Germany
International Chemical Workers
A.F.L.C.1.0
Acton, Plant
Dewey & Army Chemical Co
Lowell
Willis Lester
Cancer Crusade
Maynard Grange
Elks Home
Methodist Notes
St. Elizabeth’s List
Canada
United States
Woman's Page
Stow Club
U. S
Scott Grant
Reas Bey
Main St. Maynard
Digital
Fred Gould
Lee Butterworth
Mel Ault
California
Edward
Ned” Bigelow
Davene
Dale Brewer
Penny
Forrest Carbary
Jack Head
Sue Carbary
Tammy
Carla Graff
Freddie
Susan Scott
Forrest Car Hary
Ray LaChance
Robert Terro
Susan Paaki
Marie Parkilla
Emylee Lere
Edwin Purinton
Nelia Addy
Robert Koch
Robert Curtis
Alan Ferguson
Barbara Saari
Deanne Tatler
Lucille Beland
No- Treen Donovan
J. S. Savings
United Co-Operative Society of
Co-Op
Board of Directors of
Joseph E. Boothroyd
Framingham
Main Street
Mtw
Maynard Mee
Assabet Valley L. L. A
Alumni Field
Supt. of Schools
Albert Lever
Josephine Satmelg
Co-Op Emploire Party
Board of Appeal
Clement L. O. Ruggierio
Brook Road
Statia
Dow
Christie
Thomson
Maynard Army
Nason Street
Bermuda
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