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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
2
St Bridget s parish holds its annual reunion at Green Meadow School on Saturday at 8 p m featuring Baron Hugo and his orchestra for music and dancing A 42 man Arlingtones chorus will sing tables for whist and prizes including a Bermuda trip for two Tickets available at the door Women serving home made refreshments
The Family of Robert Warila at 42 Roosevelt Street Maynard Massachusetts thanks friends for kindnesses during our recent bereavement.
At the Stow Civic Club meeting held in the town hall presided by President Francis W. Warren Jr supper was served then Robert Jim Minute Man National Park Historian spoke about houses along the battle route. He outlined actions to restore the route and mark the path.
Maynard Cub Scouts of Pack 30 hold a gathering at the church hall for a hootenanny night. They describe marching in the Veterans Day parade and note the boys have made their own instruments as they anticipate a festive evening.
A language arts workshop grouped by grade levels ended with a detailed question and answer period led by Dr Scipione. The session addressed teacher concerns and showed how reports can guide new insights in elementary curriculum.
Maynard honors at Emerson J H S highlight Grade 7 All A students Helen Finneran Patricia Morrill Anne Minko. Grade 7 A and B list includes Joanne Benedict Marianne Buscemi Susan Buscemi Arthur Dunn Jr Edward France Kathleen Fraser Ronald Geary Nancy Grub Susan Hutchinson Howard Ing Kathleen Kendra Lorinda Latva Nancy Maki Mary M ullin Elena Murphy Liana Pratt Eleanor Tobin John Williams. Grade 8 All A Rosemary Ignachuck Theresa O Neil Salvator Terrasi Richard Trakimas. Grade 8 A and B list includes Linda Arcieri Joan Bakum Joan Ballard Courtney Barber Katherine Billups Rhonda Blanchard Margaret Gorts Shirley Grant Michael LeSage Jean Maglione Linda Mariani Rebecca McDowell Paul Mosco Carol Pazaricky Sarah Saisa Barbara Wasiuk. Puddings and sauces thickened with eggs have better flavor than those thickened with corn starch or flour.
Maynard Gilleney and Paul Gordon were baptized at Union Congregational Church with Rev. Ullim officiating. Flowers were placed in memory of Orville P. Tucker. The sermon was Erecting Bridges of Understanding. A fellowship supper Friday at 6:30 includes films, music by the junior choir, and hymn singing. Enlistment Sunday canvass seeks pledges for the coming year. Invest in your country buy U S or VINGE bonds.
Boston Edison cites rising count of flameless electric homes across 40 cities. Builders report no single style or price rule with bases for Cape Cod, Garrison Colonial, ranch, split level, and modern homes. Electric baseboard remains preferred. other types follow. Perks praised include cleaning, low maintenance, and room-by-room control.
The Union Evangelical Church service club schedules its annual fair on December 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the church addition. Items for sale include aprons candy food Christmas greens and decorations and white elephants. A kiddies room offers grabs games and face painting. A snack bar serves lunches in the morning and tea coffee and dainties in the afternoon.
During the week of November 10 through 16, American Education Week featured a Back to School Night for seventh and eighth graders. Miss Florence Wilder welcomed parents in the George Washington Auditorium and introduced junior high staff including Constantine Mourginis and Evelyn Sawatz.
Maynard local public schools will close on Wednesday. Ladies auxiliary members of the Frank J. DeMars Post No 235 plan to attend the county council meeting at Concord's Monument Hall. Acton and Concord members will be hostesses.
The note urges placing a workable fire extinguisher in a fixed, convenient location for quick access. It emphasizes readiness and accessibility to improve safety in daily settings.
Fragmentary text notes an average in the United States linked to family monthly income from work and compares hours to purchase food a decade ago. No clear entities or events are identifiable in the readable portions.
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