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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1957
Page
2
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club holds its big harvest dance Saturday night featuring steamed clams or lobster. Mr and Mrs Edmund W tebe of Warren Avenue and their three children visited relatives in Poughkeepsie during the recent holiday weekend.
Mr and Mrs Donald R Holm of Elmcourt rent their second floor to Mr and Mrs Shor formerly of Worcester through the Har old A Ledgard 39 Main street office. An event at the tavern featured a large 29 pound turkey with all fixings served to 24 hunters though none ate the turkey Frank grew most of the vegetables. In Luhavik the master of ceremonies Kane officiated an annual event.
Ernie Richards a popular magician will appear Saturday night at the Eagles Hall in Pramingham with a special magic program. A reminder to members of the Maynard Woman's Club to forward dues to treasurer Alric French 32 Parker Street Maynard.
Ronald Doran of Newton is flying to Alaska this Saturday to reunite with his daughter in Fairbanks.
Robert K. Jones and Rieh u White spearhead a toy collection to support Christmas needs. Local residents can drop off used or new toys at the fire station for the effort.
George White of Waltham Street departs with a Framingham Draft raid debt as the French Club of the high school announces a food sale on Jay November 22 at Hawes Street Shop from 2 to 5 pm featuring deli cakes cookies and other pastries. Midweek devotional at Finish Evangelical Congregational Church tonight at 7:30 pm with devotional coffee table sponsored by Miss Lillith Pekkale.
Mrs. William P. Quinn of 531 Thompson Street convalesces at home after a three week stay at Emerson Hospital and returned home last Friday. Rev Delphis O Duanette former curate of St Bridgets Church is seriously ill at St Elizas Hospital Brighton after serving at St Marys Church Lynn. Frank Finocchi moved from Hilltop Hospital Dorchester Monday to Fox Rest Home Berlin by H W Martin Ambulance Service.
A regular meeting of Maynard Council K of C No 2121 will be held next Tuesday November 26 at the council hall.
Superintendent Albert Lever announces school closing times for the town before Thanksgiving. High school closes November 27 at noon. Junior high and all elementary schools close November 27 after morning sessions.
Local sportsmen and marksmen Howard King and Thomas Eley returned from a Maine deer hunt. Also back from the trip was Robert Brackett, a participant in the recent outing.
Mrs Adelaide Sims of Maynard plans to spend Thanksgiving with relatives in New York City.
The Salvation Army will be in town for four days this week collecting clothes rags papers books and more. Interested donors may call chairman Mrs Ann Duclos or residential chairman Mrs Irma McCarthy to arrange pickups.
The Maynard Grange unit’s Ladies Third Degree Team will gather with Mrs James Smith on Main Street this evening.
The Chamber of Commerce announces that Thanksgiving Day Thursday, Nov 28, stores will be closed all day. Most stores will stay open Tuesday evening, Nov 26 until 9 PM and close Wednesday at 5 30 PM.
Selectman and Mrs James B Farrell of 6 Maple Street quietly observed their 36th wedding anniversary yesterday. It was also Mr Farrells birthday, his thirty ninth, he modestly admits.
Troop 9 of Maynard Girl Scouts, led by Mrs Alfred Davis Mrs Kenneth Jarvinen and Mrs Arthur Burt, presented cooking badges to Dorothy Barilone Beverly Burt Ellen Davis Jerilyn Dee Janet Gece Men Barbara Mackey Pazaricky Diane Ellen Sokolowski Joan Stasinsky Ann Tannusze Jean Wick. Girls now work on the Homemaking Badge.
At Maynard Methodist Couples Club meeting Mrs Leonard McKenna was elected secretary to succeed Stanley Nichols of Roxborough. Forty couples attended as Lawrence Chandler presented silhouettes and members acted in skits. Next gathering set for Jan 11 with possible options including a supper snow party film or ice show.
Maynard Dance students from Phyllis Richards School of Dance will perform at George Washington Auditorium for St. Bridget's Church parish reunion. Participants include Loreen Pearl, Frank Zawade, Gloria Finnan, Little Annmarie Richards, Judith Broun, Betty Kugima, Arlene and Maryann Brooks, Ernie Richards, with James Farrell as master of ceremonies.
Anne Nordberg of Tremont Street and Chand ler School for Women in Boston advances this year as a graduate of Rose Hawthorne Central Catholic. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nordberg and is pursuing a one year executive program while studying at Chandler.
Maynard launches its first annual Christmas Seal Sale to raise funds for Middlesex County tuberculosis programs. About 2300 families received seals by mail, with Chairman Donald W. Parker noting the seal helps protect families and supports chest x ray clinics, surveys, education, and research. Other committee members include Mrs. Uno M. Holt Miss Mary Ward Mrs. Charles F. Warren Dr. Frank C. Lituri and Milton H. Duclos.
Maynard High School announces a junior class dance Friday evening November 22. Music by Ray Leach Orchestra for dancing from 8 to 11:30 p.m. Committees include John White and Walter Crowther as general chairmen, ticket sales by Cyril Spratt and Stanley Zaleska, decorations led by Judith Rutkowski and colleagues, refreshments managed by Sandra Gunn and others.
We express deep gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for floral tributes ecards and kindnesses extended during our recent loss. Signed by Mrs Auntie Johnson and family and listed names John Jeffrey Johnson Uno Hietanen Howard Johnson Ady
The Maynard Parents' Instrumental Music Club will meet Monday evening November 25 at 7 30 at Emerson Junior High School. After the business session students audition for the Massachusetts All State Band will perform instrumental selections. Refreshments will be served and all parents and friends are invited.
Maynard births listed from Emerson Hospital include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bakiey of Thompson Street Maynard born November 4 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durand of Central Street West Acton born November 5 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stringfellow of Percival Street Maynard born November 5 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Booth Jackson Haynes Court West Acton born November 11 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Denuto of Summer Hill Road Maynard born November 8 Gordon Conrad 50 Seminole Road West Acton born November 10 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hib bard 54A Spruce Street West Acton born November 10.
Public notice urges readers to purchase Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis control. Official campaign promotes giving as a civic duty and highlights health benefits tied to early detection and treatment.
Maynard Troop 10 at the Methodist Church meets each Thursday at 3 30 led by Mrs Nellie Barry with Miss Bunny Englehart. Members include Mrs Donald MacGlashing Mrs Howard King and Mrs Robert The group reports Leora Barry Linda Gogolin Nancy Hanson Noreen Johnston Francine James Tina King Gail Manning Joan Marie Quinn Carol Ann MacGlashing Constante Whitney and Janis Farren have earned second class badges. New member Marjorie Schurman is working on her badge.
The troop works on the first class badge and the neatness banner awarded monthly. Recipients include Christinae Farby Hanson and Constance Whitney recognized for neatness and good conduct.
The measure spans from Brownsville on the Gulf of Mexico in Texas to the northwest corner of the Texas Panhandle, totaling 801 miles. The figure highlights regional distance across the Lone Star State.
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