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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1962

Page

2

School Official Staff Moves to New Town Office

The Roosevelt School department moved this week to the basement of the new town building. Albert Lerer, the superintendent, will have one office while clerical staff occupy another. Dorothy Hannon and Laura Wasiuk moved with Lerer. furniture is awaited. The new office telephone remains 897-9328.

Maynard Roosevelt School Nason Street New Town Albert Lerer Lerer Dorothy Hannon Summer St Lever Laura Wasiuk Marlborough Street

Emblem Club to Install Officers This Saturday

Maynard Emblem Club will install officers Saturday at Elks Hall at 6 30 p m A buffet supper is planned with Mrs Martha Barber in charge Dancing follows Tickets for the supper are available from Mrs Katherine Colombo Mrs Marion Bemis 89 Concord Street or Mrs Barber 318 Great Road Buy U S Savings Bonds

Maynard—Emblem Club Elks Hall Martha Barber Katherine Colombo Marion Bemis Concord Street Barber Great Road

Card of Thanks for Meimi McLane

We express sincere thanks for the expressions of sympathy during our bereavement in the death of our daughter Meimi McLane. Mr and Mrs Peter Heikkinen Maynard Adv.

Meimi McLane Peter Heikkinen

Blood at Town House Building Door After Dog Fight

A town official reports blood splattered on the lower portion of the front door of the Maynard Town House after a dog fight occurred nearby earlier this week. The incident is noted as a rare occurrence in public building areas.

Maynard

Maynard Dramatic Club Sets Tryouts for My Three Angels

Maynard Dramatic Club met at Parker Street Hall to plan the production My Three Angels slated for Nov. 3 with Lions sponsorship. Tryouts are Monday at 8 p.m. at Parker Street Hall for three female and seven male roles. refreshments served by Mrs. Helen Getola and Roy Herlander. Officers listed include Philip Murphy as president and Mrs. Rose Drinkwater as vice president.

Maynard— Maynard Dramatic Club Parker Street Hall My.Three Angels Helen Getola Roy Helander Three Angels Maynard Lions Philip Murphy Rose Drinkwater Helander J. Leo Comeau

Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

A brief public service notice urging citizens to invest in United States Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial move. The message emphasizes national liquidity and long term security through government backed savings.

U. S

Sunday Classes Resume at St Bridget's

Maynard announces first banns for John Brook and Dorothy Dona hue at St Bridget's Church. An anniversary requiem high mass for Anthony Salamone is set for Saturday at 7 am and another for Dr Edward Flaherty at 8 am. Sunday School resumes after the 9 am mass in the lower church.

Maynard St. Bridget’s Church John Brook Dorothy Donahue Anthony R. Salamone Edward J. Flaherty Sisters of Notre Dame Mary G Grace C William Sweeney Steven B. Alexanian Filomena Barilone Barilone Mary E. Yatkiewicz Walentas Yatkiewicz

Holy Name Men Meet Sunday At K C Hall

St. Bridget's Holy Name Society holds its first meeting of the season after the 8 a m mass at the K C Hall. Paul Foley, newly elected president, will preside and welcome new members. Richard T. White and Paul Pessotti receive past president pins. Rev. James J. Haddad serves as spiritual director.

Homeowners urged to consolidate bills with low monthly payment

Advertisement from Sumner Investment Co promotes loans up to $15 000 with a single monthly payment of 21.00 per 1000 including interest and principal. No prepayment penalty. Established 1937. Phone collect Trinity 2-4949 for details Day or Night.

Sumner Investment Co. Fram Trinity

Baton Instruction Begins Tuesday at Coolidge School

Maynard Baton instruction starts Tuesday at Coolidge School. Beginning students register at 6 15 p m and last year's regular classes meet at their usual times. Instructor is Waltham with Mrs Dorothy Slamin Hill noted as related contact.

Maynard Coolidge Dorothy (Slamin) Hill Waltham

Pastor Plans Parking Expansion at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church

Rev Clarence A. Rantala, pastor of Mount Calvary Lutheran Church in West Acton, announces plans to add parking for 50 cars, expanding from the current 20. He also intends landscaping along church grounds and areas around the new parish hall.

West Acton Clarence A. Rantala Mount Calvary Lutheran Church

Election and meeting notices from local youth groups

Our Lady of Indulgence Guild schedules officer elections Monday at 8 p m at the Italian Social Club. Maynard Rainbow Girls met Tuesday at Masonic Hall for a covered dish supper and regular meeting. They plan to meet next on September 18.

Our Lady of Indulgence Guild Maynard Rainbow Girls Masonic Hall

Last Section Of Town House To Come Down

Maynard on Main street will demolish the final section of the old town building this week. Cleanup is expected to finish by tomorrow, per Gordon Lind of Lind & Lows Inc Randolph. A crane delay in Brockton held up work earlier.

Maynard Old Town Main Street Gordon Lind Lind &Ows, Inc Randloph Brockton

Stow Stow Garden Club Plans Home Flower Tour

The Stow Stow Garden Club will meet Tuesday to view flower arrangements at four members homes on Great Road and Box Mill Road. Refreshments will follow at Mrs. Derby’s. Arrangements are led by Eve rett Angier and other members with president Francis Warren guiding the group.

Stow Stow Garden Club Marshall Lewis Great Road Ira Creelman Carl Thompson Boxborough Road Robert F. Derby Box Mill Road Derby Everett Angier Earle Chrysler Ralph Ward Walter Stanton Delaney Hunter Herbert Cooke Kenneth Wright Lewis William Robus Robert W. Derby Paul Gast

Local Navyman Takes Course At Norfolk Virginia

Ralph E. Kelley radioman third class U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Dexter E B Kelley 47 Acton Street Maynard Massachusetts attends a course on 16mm motion picture projection equipment at the Navy Motion Picture Operators School Naval Schools Command The program covers sound theory motion pictures parts and function of projection equipment operation and maintenance Kelley entered service in June 1960 and is a Maynard High School graduate

Norfolk Va Ralph E. Kelley U. S. Navy Dexter EB. Kelley Acton Street Maynard Mass Navy Motion Picture Operators School Naval Schools Command Kelley Maynard High School

Church To Resume Classes Sunday At Mission Brancetical

Maynard Sunday School resumes this Sunday at 9 15 a m in Walnut street Congregational Church with Stanley B Chapman 50 Ac ton Street named superintendent succeeding Miss Lalbdly T Pekkala who led for about 17 years. Also on the committee are Mrs Leo Weck strow Maynard and Armas Reini Stow. The church pastor is Rev Eino J Hamailainen.

Maynard St. Casimir’s Lower Polish American Veterans Rangers Shirley Matadors Waverley Post V. F. W Leo Warila Rangerettes Lowell Fleepo Young Francis S. Miaskiewicz D.C.L Paul Macomyer Stow Power Mission ‘Brancetical Congregational Church Walnut Street Stanley B. Chapman Acton Street Lalbdly-T! Pekkala Chapman Leo Weckstrow Armas Reini Eino J. Hamailainen

Maynard Plans Public Auction at Union Congregational

Public auction to be held at Union Congregational Church grounds on Saturday at 10 a.m. Proceeds benefit the church building fund renovation and addition ongoing. Members and friends urged to donate usable household items yard tools toys and more. bring items to the church on Saturdays or Sunday morning. For help call auction chairman Gordon Johnson at TW 17 9148.

Maynard Union Convegational Gordon Johnson

Stow Woman's Club Opens 1962 1963 Season

Executive board of the Stow Women's Association met at Mrs. Arthur S. Hill's home to finalize plans for the new year. The first meeting is Sept 18 at 2 p.m. in the Unitarian Church vestry, with guest speaker Mrs. Joseph M. Perkins from Glendale and Eastland Texas and district director Mrs. William B. Hay present to welcome members and guests.

Stow Stow Women’s Association Arthur S. Hill Hill Unitarian Church William B. Hay Waltham Mass Federation of Women’s Clarks Stow Club Joseph M. Perkins Gleasondale Eastland Tex

Club outing set for Sunday at Your Winds Farm

The West Acton Blessed Louis Couples Club plans a family field day Sunday afternoon at Your Winds Farm on Elm Street. Families should bring picnics. refreshments will be served. Games and activities will be featured.

West Acton Blessed Louis Your Winds Elm Street Joseph Coughlin

Lincoln Family Welcomes Son

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Merriam Kimball on August 23 at Emerson. Grandparents are Mrs Monks and Mrs Kimball. Nes Robert Kimball and Andy are among family mentioned with the newborn.

Lincoln Mas Merriam Kimball Mer Olga Monks Sig Chicago Mes Emerson J Body Monks Ibara P. Kimball Nes Robert Kimball Andy

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U.S Adv Town House Dramatic Club Harold A. Ledgard Maynard TW College Holy Name K.C. Hall Nason St Jesselyn Piecewicz Joan Cowles Peter Pronko Adele ST. Casimir's Paulne Finegane Grant Street Framingham Agnes Burnside Avenue Rose Cynthia Odeis King Street Stephie Spurrell Dresplace Guilford Conn George Harrington McKinley Street Katheen Spurrell G. E Yash” Sokolowski Percival Street Brooks Street High School Ring Headquarters Arthur Main St Norfolk, Va Acton Center Real Twin Oaks Green Meadow School Stow Woman's Club West Acton Road Lawes Lancer Dale Papp Jr. Hi Fellows Church Elmwood Farm Board of Selectmen Howard E. Boos Benjamin J. Gude Albert G. Alexanie
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