Golden jubilee mass for Maynard-St. Casimir parish founder
The Maynard St. Casimir parish marks its 50th anniversary with a 4 PM Sunday Mass celebrated by Rev Francis Miaskiewicz. Attendees may include Cardinal Cushing. sermons by Rt Rev John Dzick. processional escort by church groups. several benefactors honored for stained glass windows and a credence table.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s
Francis S. Miaskkiewicz
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Altar and
Holy Name Societies
Knights of Columbus
John S. Dzick
St. Hedwig's Parish
Cambridge
Mary Howe
Vincent Jarmulowicz
Peter Piecewicz
Anthony Piecewicz
Joseph Wasiuk
St. Bridget’s Church
Specialty Numbers Highlight South Acton Minstrels Show
South Acton H W Flood reveals specialty numbers for the 1962 South Acton Minstrels at Acton Roxborough Regional High School on Nov 16 and 17 at 8 15 p m. Linda Anderson Marion Stover Pamela Collins Caroline Horrocks Philip Morrison Ralph Bennett Alan Whitcomb head a lineup of vocalists, dancers and two melodramas for the church benefit.
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South Acton
H. W. Flood
South Acton Minstrels
Acton-Roxborough
Linda Anderson
Marion Stover
Pamela Collins
Caroline Horrocks
Philip Morrison
Ralph Bennett
Alan Whitcomb
Barbara Heiligmann
Lyn Sawyer
Laurie Lodice
Elaine Lodice
South Acton Congregational Church
Sudbury Welcomes Beth El Congregation Visitor Reception
Sudbury Council of Churches hosts a 4 p.m. reception at Sudbury Methodist Church for the new Beth El Congregation led by Rabbi Albert Yanow. The group, with 27 member families, meets in the parish hall and Hebrew school classes are held in church rooms. Martha Mary Circle will provide refreshments. all townspeople invited.
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Sudbury
Testimonial Appreciation for Arno H Perkins
I thank everyone who helped organize the November 3 testimonial for me and for the gifts received. Arno H Perkins, Retired Deputy Chief of Acton Fire Department, expresses gratitude and respect.
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Arno H. Perkins
Acton Fire Department
Carter's Open House Honors 42nd Anniversary Winners
West Concord Carter Furniture Co held a 42nd anniversary open house drawing with 300 attendees from 2 to 9 pm. Door prizes included Sealy Posturepedic mattress, TV fiber glass tables, doll stroller, Bissell carpet sweeper, magazine rack, Mohawk rugs, and assorted lamps, tables, and gift items awarded to residents of Concord Maynard Acton Roxbury and nearby towns.
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Carter
West Concord
Lauri E. Toivonen
Maynard
Harold Cuttell
Roberta
Carter Furniture Co., Inc
Mainstreet
Sealy
Sophie Adams
Con Eldridge
W. Concord
Salvatore Alessi
Concord
Ruth Carter
Alice Meagher
W.E. Bemis
Bissell
CP. Pfaelzer
E.w. Tuttle
S. Arton
Aillan Noyes
Roy Custance
Rox
Lauri Manning
Joyce Sichel
Maureen Collins
Frances Perkin
Manlick
Joseph Mazzeo
Edward D'Italia
Karen Grandell
Lawrence Story
W. Acton
Roger S. Carter
Mary L. Magoon
Sleeping Beauty Ballet at Concord-Carlisle High School
Concord Activities Concord Orchestra and Boston Dance Theatre present Sleeping Beauty Ballet on November 17 at Concord-Carlisle High School Auditorium. Tickets available at Richardson's Drug Store.
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Concord Orchestra
Boston Dance Theatre
Sleeping Beauty Ballet
Concord - Carlisle High School
Richardson’s
Crisis meeting for Pack 134 at Thoreau School
All parents and Scouts of Pack 134 are asked to attend a crisis meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Thoreau School to decide the future of the pack. Cub master James MacDonald urges participation from interested parents, cubs, and prospective members.
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All
Veteran Principal Robert Watson to Speak at Trinitarian Couples Club
Robert Watson Beverly a former principal of Ripley and Willard schools will speak at the meeting of couples club of Trinitarian Congregational Church on November 16. Supper precedes at 7 30 p.m. Rev Robert H Barber minister of Trinitarian Congregational will preach Sunday on The.
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Robert Watson
Beverly
Ripley and
Willard Schools
Couples Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational
Pomona Committees Meet at Bedford Town Hall Sunday
Home and community service committees of Middlesex North and Middlesex Central Pomonas will hold a meeting at Bedford Town Hall Sunday at 3 p.m. The session aims to discuss local service programs and community outreach.
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Middlesex North
Middlesex Central
Pomonas
Bedford Town Hall
Grange hall whist winners announced on Friday evening
Top winners in Friday's Grange whist at the hall were Otis Chelmsford Mary Blanch ard Ethel Sullivan Iris Hardy and Joseph Antognoni. Next party set for November 16 at 8 p.m. with public welcome.
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Otis Chelmsford
Mary Blanchard
Ethel Sullivan
Iris Hardy
Joseph Antognoni
Mrs Thomas Nelson Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Thomas Nelson of West Street has been discharged from Emerson Hospital and is now recuperating at home.
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Thomas Nelson
West Street
Emerson Hospital
Pioneer and Colonist events at local churches and hall
Pioneer girls meet Thursdays and Colonists meet Fridays at 2 45 pm at Carlisle Congregational Church. Sunday school contest ends Nov 11. A First Religious Society event Saturday at 7 30 pm features a Lexington magician. Catholic Woman's Club turkey whist Tuesday at Monument Hall Concord offers 100 gallons of fuel oil donated by Martin Coffey and Son plus a transistor radio and several turkeys as prizes.
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Carlisle Congregational Church
Catholic Woman's Club
Monument Hall
Concord
Martin Coffey & Son
Cardinals defensive back Pat Fischer weighs 163 pounds
St Louis Cardinals defensive back Pat Fischer is noted as the lightest player in the National Football League at 163 pounds. The report from St Louis, Missouri highlights his unusually small frame for a pro football defensive back and contrasts with typical player size.
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St. Louis
Pat Fischer
St. Louis Cardinals
Middlesex County National Bank Announces Christmas Club Payouts
Maynard-Christmas Club checks totaling almost one and a half million dollars have been mailed to over 12 150 members, as Middlesex County National Bank reports. Oliver T Bergstrom notes growing club popularity with regular bi weekly payments across five classes and projected savings for Christmas shopping next year.
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Maynard
Middlesex County National Bank
Oliver T. Bergstrom
Library Folks Hear Resume Of Other Towns
Acton Center Library and West Acton Citizens Library trustees attended Thursday’s screening of The Day the Books Went Blank sponsored by the local friends of the library planning committee. The showing highlighted services libraries can offer through referrals to other libraries and Library Extension Boston. A comparison of old vs new library models was presented, with notes on volunteer work in Lincoln and Framingham, and involvement by the Rabari group totaling 63 supporters. An organizational meeting for the local group is set for Nov. 29 at 8 p.m. at West Acton Fire Station.
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Acton
Acton Center Library
West Acton
Hoyt Bostick
Lincoln
Framingham
Rabari Group
Bedford
Lexington
Acton-Little Theatre Workshop Brings Light Up the Sky
Final week of rehearsal for Moss Hart comedy Light up the Sky at the Community Center on Nov 15. Director guides a bright witty production with Pat MacLennan Don Oliver Lucky Custis and Phy His Alien in a cast featuring June Moon Michael O Keeffe Lloyd Williamson Dorrie Palaima and others with group history dating to the workshop era.
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Acton
Little Theatre Workshop
Community Center
Apos
Boston
Pat MacLennan
Don Oliver
Lucky” Custis
Phy- His Alien
June Moon
Miss Lowell
June
King
Michael O'Keeffe
Will Acton
England
Lloyd Williamson
Peter
Dorrie Palaima
Maynard-Annuaire of St. Bridget's Event at Green School
Parish event at Green School on November 17 features Baron Hugo and his orchestra. Sunday afternoon sessional entertainment with refreshments and prizes. Tickets available at Manning's Pharmacy and Martin's. Mass times and rectory gatherings noted for parishioners.
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Maynard
St. Bridget's
Green School
Baron Hugo
Manning’s Pharmacy
Martin's II
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Dorothy T. Spoers
Concord-Carlisle
First Congregational
Lexintgen
Spoerl
Council of Liberal Churches
Brooklyn
N. Y
KODAK
Stuart's International
Nasan Street
Minstrels
U. S
Adv
Anderson’s Market
Concord Activities
Evangelical Free Church
United Presbyterian
Newton
Hyman Appelman
Appelman
Power of Understanding
Fenway Theatre
Hervey
Minute Man Association
Robert A. MacCready
Mass. Dept. of Public Health
Helen L. Bacon
Chicago
First Religious Society
Unitarian
U. S&s. Savings
Emerson
Walter Sprague
U.S
Jenney
Boeske Bros. Rambler Sales
Stuart
Kiddie Entertainment
Cale Spinners
Hollywood Studio Orchestra
William Tell
Chopin
THE
Knights OF
Neped Rises
CS Ae
Musketeers
Nason Street
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