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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1959
Page
2
Readable items show rehearsals and services for George and local churches, holiday closures on Thanksgiving and Nov 30, plus meetings of Maynard Roosters Club Maynard Grange Middlesex Central Pomona and Union Co Church. Volunteer efforts and clothing drives announced with dates and times.
A brief note expresses thanks for cards fruit candy cigarettes and gifts received during two months at a hospital, acknowledging friends and relatives.
The Maynard Woman's Club met at the K of C Hall for its first evening gathering. Hostess tea, a Christmas sale for club benefit, and displays by Grace Mitchell and others highlighted the event. Three new members were welcomed: Eino Ketola Howard Boeske and Louis Primiano.
Maynard superintendent of schools Albert Lever announces a high school typewriter course for residents. The program helps refresh knowledge and introduces new students to various models. Enroll at the high school office before the next class on November 25, with sessions every Wednesday until completion.
Ushered by Christine D Errico Ellen Davis Alice Baumister and Catherine Donovan Room 1 Graaes 7 8 supervised by Mrs Grace Tucker and Mrs Nancy Piston Maynard Public Library visit explained Dewey Decimal System Card Catalog current biographies new science books Junior Literary Guild classics shown suitable for seventh and eighth grade. Mrs Dorothy Holt RN completed vision and hearing testing. parents of students who failed notified.
Five students enrolled at Wentworth School in Maynard Ward announced today. Officials confirmed the names and grade levels of the five enrollees as part of the spring intake.
Maynard area births listed at Emerson Hospital include a 1A son to Mr and Mrs Benedetto Iannarelli of 95 Waltham Street. A son was born to Mrs Herbert Hill of 68 Penniman Road. A son to Mr and Mrs Edward Beals of 193 Main Street on November 12.
A church fellowship announces a Sunday evening gathering at 7 30 PM. The topic focuses on Methodist youth programs and senior education for juniors.
The annual bazaar hosted by the All-American Club featured Prize-O-Rama wines and a long list of attendees including L. M. Ross and numerous residents from Littleton Chelmsford Waltham Arlington and Cambridge. Winners of the good cheer prize included Leah See awe Irene Aromaa and Helen Ketola along with several special awards like a hand-loomed rug pearl necklace and a bead necklace.
Judge Pierre A. Northrup fined the West Acton driver $100 after a day in court. The case referenced a collision near the Fine Arts Theatre with post eight pm implications.
Maynard Lodge No 1568 to hold regular gathering Monday at new home with Exalted Ruler Howard R. Prescott. Dist Dep Thomas F O'Malley visited Woburn Lodge last Sunday and will host a homecoming in Framingham on Sunday November 22 at 3 pm.
Holy Cross senior Robert Kane addressed the Maynard St Christopher Guild at the K of C hall on Wednesday. The guest speaker, a Holy Samana student from Vienna, delivered a positive talk. Refreshments were served by Miss Kay Sheridan and her committee. Mrs Joseph Higgins succeeds Mrs Paul Murphy as secretary.
The Emblem Club held its monthly meeting with plans for a community event. President Agnes Rizzo and Helen Ellis discuss roles while Peco ceI and other members outline arrangements.
At a Maynard Co op seminar in Andover Ro Bonham urged Co ops to expand to influence the economy. He cited metropolitan Washington Co op centers moving toward 15 million dollars in volume with projected sales rising to 22 million in 1960 and 100 million by 1965, prompting Maynard members to consider increasing their fund to 1 million dollars to broaden consumer services.
Boosters Club representatives Maynard Ralph Contini and Al DeGrappo appeared before the board to seek permission for a parade starting at the high school. Weather permitting, the route headed past El Sor 2 chiefs and other chiefs to mark the event.
Milt Kray of WORC chairs the event with Elaine Mariano Alan Gromer Janet leading ticket sales. Tickets may be obtained from members for the fundraiser.
The brief notes that he appears on the honors list of the Mererells Mee and Mrs John F Crotty of 4 Sheridan Avenue.
Fragmented notice notes board of health problems among members and requests town counsel render guidance. Selectmen advised appearance for legal advice on November 24.
Pakistan's 13 stop shows a rise by several vowels and letters as a phonetic note. No clear event or named entities are provided to specify place date or responsible organization.
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