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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1960

Page

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Maynard Social Events Highlight Local 324 Activities

The Maynard area notes list Local 324 AFL CIO spring dinner dance at St Louis Centre Hall Lowell for Acton Plant Dewey Almy workers. Farewell gifts given to Roger Herr youth director. Various church events, anniversaries, baptisms, and a 25th wedding anniversary for Patrolman and Mrs Josep Falco plus a home sale at 145 Main Street.

International Chemical Workers Union Afl-Cio St. Louis Centre Hall Lowell Acton Dewey & Almy Chemical Co Main Street Alma Ss. Hiltunen Richard A. Cann Harold A. Ledgard

Kulevich Couple Observe 45th Anniversary

Maynard Mr and Mrs Felix Kulevich of 9 McKinley Street quietly marked their 45th wedding anniversary on Monday. Married by the late Rev Fr Jablonski of St Casimir's, they have three children two daughters Mrs Albert Cowles Maynard and Mrs Stanley Sikorski Pembroke and a son Charles Marlboro. A family reunion followed at daughter Mrs Cowles Brooks Street Sunday.

Maynard Felix Kulevich McKinley Street Fr. Jablonski St. Casimir’s Albert Cowles Stanley Sikorski Pembroke Charles Marlboro Cowles Brooks Street

Yankees Win First Half in Carlisle League Action

The Carlisle L L season opened last night at Spalding Park with the Yankees claiming the first half title as Maj Jackson and Col Jack led a delegation of Little Leaguers to Hanscom Air Base for Armed Forces Day. Reynolds Clark and Brown accompanied.

Yankees Carlisle Carlisle L. L Spalding Park Jackson Jack

Heart Ring Tradition Linked to Left Hand Heart Vein

A note from New York explains why the wedding ring is worn on the third finger of the left hand. The belief centers on a vein directly connecting this finger to the heart, guiding the long standing custom.

New York

Fardys Plan Band Concert at Memorial Day

Maynard Fardy Bros Miniature Band presents a Memorial Day concert from 7:30 to 9:30 at 17 Randall Road. The program includes marches America the Beautiful Semper Fidelis and Stars and Stripes Forever, songs God Bless America and My Buddy, plus descriptive Cavalry Charge and American Patrol and a finale Star Spangled Banner.

Maynard — Fardy Bros Randall Road Old Berlin America

Maynard's Band Plans Memorial Day Parades

Maynard’s Band will parade through Maynard Wayland and Cochituate for Memorial Day exercises. Members meet at the Town House at 8 45 a m for morning duties, with a 1 p m afternoon parade from the Town Hall at 12 45 p m returns to Cochituate for 3 p m services in front of the fire station.

Board of Health Town House Maynard Wayland Cochituate

VFW Memorial Service Plans By Maynard Schools

Maynard public schools plan a memorial service with V F W Auxiliary as honor guards meeting at the high school Friday at 10 15 o clock. The Auxiliary will assemble at the Town House Sunday at 9 39 to attend services at St George s.

Maynard V.F.W. Auxiliary Maynard Public Schools St. George’s Eva Quinn Eva Evers William Quinn Dorothy Holmes Maxin Hatch Annie Hatch Minnie Campbell Mark Noyes Eva Duckworth Evelyn Clanton Therese Alexander

Sodality Holds Final Meeting Elects Officers at St Bridget

The Ladies Sodality held its final meeting at St. Bridget's on Tuesday night. Officers elected include Prefect Mrs Irene Malcolm Vice Prefect Miss Jennie Carbone Treasurer Miss Margaret Duggan and Secretary Mrs Mary Boudreau. Rev John D Callahan showed colored slides of the recent May procession.

Maynard Ladies Sodality St. Bridget’s Irene Malcolm Jennie Carbone Margaret Duggan Mary Boudreau John D. Callahan S.T. D

4-H Members Exhibit and Ashby Outing At Willard State

4-H members and leaders met at Mrs. Edmund W. Beebe’s home to judge year’s exhibits under Extension Service supervision. A group of boys accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Beebe went on an outing at Willard State Reservation in Ashby.

Maynard Edmund W. Beebe Warren Avenue

Elected Officers Named for Methodist Youth Fellowship

Maynard list of officers includes Senior High President Rick ey Johnson and vice-president Anita Davis. Secretaries Holly Hitt and Jackie Davis are noted with other posts such as treasurer Di McKenna and publicity chairman Richard Fardy. Junior High leadership features William Whitney and Laurie Manning with secretary Jackie Davis and treasurer Di McKenna.

Maynard Methodist Youth Fellowship Rickey” Johnson Anita Davis Holly Hitt Robert Whitney Richard Fardy Christian Faith Linda Bennett Christian Witness Donna ‘Rae Drechsler Richard Welner Christian Fellowship Robert Merriam William Whitney Laurie Manning Jackie” Davis di McKenna Martha Ellen Beebe Janet Kennedy Frank Buhrig Eric Tervo

Long Arms of Law

New York UPI reports John Morris fled in a stolen car and fled into Prospect Park. he climbed Rocky Pass to escape on foot but fell back into police hands. Morris, 25, was captured after tumbling down the slope.

Long Arms OF Law New York UPI John Morris Morris Rocky Pass Brooklyn Prospect Park

Rockefeller and Coolidge Echo in 1928 Style Debate

Washington reports on Rockefeller strategic moves amid the 1950s GOP race. The piece contrasts Rockefeller positions with Eisenhower policies and Democrats on Social Security financed medical aid, referencing Coolidge’s 1928 abstention tactic and the 1928 convention draft issue. It notes New York Republican chair L Judson Morhouse urging an uncommitted delegation and questions where Rockefeller will stand on the ballot.

Washington UPI Nelson ‘A. Rockefeller Calvin Coolidge Coolidge Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Fisenhietver L. Judson Morhouse New York Morhouse Eisenhower Faaba Aten Black Hills South Dakota James E. Watson Ind Rocky

Community Chorus Spring Concert Under Garabedian

The Maynard Community Chorus directed by Charles Garabedian presented its second spring concert at Green Meadow Auditorium. The program featured Beethoven Hymn of Brotherhood and selections by Mrs Myrna Palmer, Mrs Margaret Boyer, Mrs Ann Fitzpatrick, with notable pieces Trees and Aura Lee and closed with Battle Hymn of the Republic. Roy Helander received a gift for his work as accompanist.

Maynard Green Meadow Maynard Community Chorus Charles Garabedian Lord Myrna Palmer Margaret Boyer Annie Laurie Ann Fitzpatrick Aura Lee Republic Garabedian Roy Helander

Maynard Selectmen Meet For Perimeter Talks And Permits

Maynard board notes a meeting with Acton officials to perambulate town lines at 2 p.m. The board accepted Frederick Capone’s resignation effective May 17 and sent thanks. Permits were granted for St. Bridget’s parade on June 17 at 7 p.m. and for building projects on Powdermill Road and Maybeury Street. Atty. William Higgins represented Koski at a produce sale hearing. New jury additions and a zoning dispute on J. L. Tucker’s addition were discussed. A greeting to Marlborough’s 300th birthday was sent and Radio WCAP manager Israel Gohen sought support to raise power to 5,000 watts.

Maynard Acton Alfred Carey, Jr Board of Public Welfare Frederick Capone Capone St. Bridget’s Maybeury Street Great Road Marian Lalli Parker Street Board of Health Powdermill Road William Higgins Hayes Street Koski Elmwood Farms Zoning Laws and Appeals Board Koskis Atty Antonio Buscemi Donald E. Butterworth John C. Cannella James M. Fairbanks Lena’ M. Hatch Helen M. Severin Emund P. Mariano Gertrude Peterson William D. Quirk James’ V. Sweeney Edwin Carlton John M Gunn J. L.tucker McKinley Street Tucker Board of Appeals Marlborough Israel Gohen WCAP

Wages Driven by Customer Pay, Says GE Leader

Robert Paxon President General Electric Co states wages are paid by customers not owners. Unions bargain over customers willingness to pay rather than owner's ability to pay. The customer may pay a domestic or foreign competitor or a substitute, or choose to do without.

Robert Paxon General Electric Co

Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

A short public notice urging citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national finance. It presents a call to action for patriotic savings and mentions no specific dates or organizations.

U. S

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