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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
2
Maynard residents hear plans for a children’s dance “small fry” at Rod & Gun Club with Miss Virginia Maria as chairlady. Cub Scouts meet at the Methodist Church. Rehearsals for Phyllis Richards Dance Studio’s Dance Capades proceed for a June 13 show at Parker Street Hall.
The last meeting of the school year for the Parent Instrumental Music Club will be held Monday evening June 1 at 7 30 in Maynard Junior High School. Reports on the orchestra band banquet festival spring concerts and band recordings will be given. Election of officers for next year will be held and a Walt Disney cartoon on music shown. Refreshments will be served. All parents and friends are invited. The secret of drip drying is to hang garments while wet. weight of fabric pulls out wrinkles.
Maynard annual Mother-Daughter Banquet at Green Meadow School draws 300 plus scouts mothers and guests. Mrs. Theodore Sowerby from Hanscom AFB spoke on Scout laws and uniform impact. new officers for 1959 1960 named. Regular leaders meeting set for June at 8 p.m.
Maynard chamber officials President Irmjes H Manning and Secretary Oliver Warila urged the board to extend metered parking hours. Selectman John Sokolowski proposed hanging plates on meters and reading them until 9 PM on Thursday nights. The motion was seconded by Selectman Benjamin Gudzinowicz and approved by Chairman James B Ferrell. The board will notify the parking meter officer and advertise the change.
Maynard bids for Main Street paving attract Chester Brook Construction Co of Waltham as low bidder at 42721.38, about 5090 under next bid. No award yet. project to be completed in 80 days includes paving Main Street from Powdermill road to Walnut Street bridge and Nesop Street from Main to Summer.
Maynard Supt Albert Lever announces a first grade orientation for preschool children entering Maynard public schools next September. The session on Wednesday June 3 runs 1 30 to 2 20 p m, with regular classes ending in the morning to allow the orientation program at each elementary school. Parents who have not registered their children should bring them to the session.
The Maynard Community Band plans two Memorial Day parades on May 30. It will perform in Maynard in the morning at 9 a.m. and then march in Wayland Cochituate in the afternoon. Members should assemble prior to the Maynard start time.
Ginger Warila, known as Ginger, was surprised with a wedding shower hosted by friends and relatives at Graniteville. Guests from Boston to Forge Village honored her with gifts and a decorated throne as she opened presents. Miss Warila is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Warila of 82 Summer Street.
Town House tasks members to be ready by 8:30 for a 9 o clock start and to wear regular uniform. For the parade at 1 p.m. members should gather at the police fire station by 12:30 p.m. Sixteen to eighteen year olds must not miss transportation to Bancroft School by noon.
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