Prize Winners Announced At WeW Store Opening
Maynard grand opening prize draw for Norman's Paint & Hardware Store listed dozens of winners from Maynard and surrounding towns. Names include Roy Waite Concord. Marjorie Pearce Main Street. Patricia Cox Walden Concord. Linda Norman Maynard. Esther Burgin Maynard. Henry Thompson Maynard. Prizes include dogs, drop cloths, paint rollers, thinner, gallons of paint, and more.
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Maynard
Norman's Paint & War
Roy Waite
Concord
Marjorie Pearce
Main Street
Patricia Cox
Walden Concord
Laurence Radford
Plympton Road
David Braga
Linda Norman
Birch Terrace
Esther Burgin
High Street
L. R. Morris
South Acton
Gary Stewart
Flint Road
West Acton
B. J. Keating
Summerhill Road
Irene Hatch
Parker Street
Barbara Dione
Woodlane
M. Lalli
Garfield Street
T. C. Mahar
Pinehirst Avenue
Natick
C. M. Arena
Fairhaven Road
Joseph Braga
Manning Street
Hudson
Andy
Brown Street
Sofka
Elmcourt
West
In Your Country by U S Savings Bonds
A compact item promoting U S Savings Bonds with patriotic framing and guidance on purchase, featuring a national affinity message and call to invest for postwar national growth.
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U. S. Savings Bonds
Maynard Court Briefs and Local Notices From Town House Meeting
Maynard School Committee to meet at 7 30 tonight at the town house with discussions on janitorial post qualifications at the high school. Veterans Council to compile list of local deceased veterans. contact Donald Brayden or Edward Hatch for those with relatives buried at Glenwood or St Brigid's. Public hearing set for 7 15 Tuesday at town house to act on Grace P Boeske license to store 500 gallons of gasoline at 47 Taylor road. Selectmen plan to attend Middlesex County Selectmen's Association fall meeting next Wednesday. Sunday school classes resume at Mission Church on Sept 8. Gladys Nursery School opened with registration at Parker Street Hall. Pilgrim Fellowship planning a paper drive November 23. bundles urged. Barbecue tickets for St Brigid's Holy Name on Sunday on sale at church or fair site. event begins 12 30. Former Postmaster Frank Horton to return to Ossipee NH for retirement. Ralph Sheridan and wife to travel to visit friends after long service. Fireside notes mention no fires during trip south.
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Maynard Veterans Council
Glenwood
St. Bridget’s
Donald Brayden
Edward Hatch
Tues
Grace P. Boeske
Taylor Road
Baton Classes Start Tuesday With Hill as Instructor
The Baton classes begin Tuesday with Ce Slamin Hill teaching. Students may enroll for the event at 6 15 in the evening, and the meeting will occur at Gee Fear.
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Baton
Ce Slamin Hill
Gee Fear
Emblem Club Installation Set For Saturday
Emblem Club will install officers at the Elks Home on Powdermill road Saturday. A buffet supper follows the ceremony with public invited and dancing to Rhythmettes music. President Ruth Natale of East Chicago presides in her first installation after becoming supreme president at the recent convention.
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Officers Emblem Club
Aoe
Elks Home
Powdermill Road
Rhythmettes
Ruth Natale
Chicago
Ind
Seenesee Seater Filton
Boston
Annual Sale Here To Aid Fr. Smith
Maynard annual food sale held to benefit Fr. Bill Smith at Hawes Florist Shop. Sale runs from 11 am on a Sunday with cakes cookies and baked goods. Contacts Grace Sweat TV Eleanor Martin Genevieve Lynch and Mrs. Alice Smith for details.
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Maynard
Bill’ Smith
Hawes Florist
Si Smith
Grace Sweat
Eleanor Martin
Genevieve Lynch
Alice Smith
Rummage Sale At St George’s Hall Florida Road
Rummage sale noon at St George s hall Florida road announced by Mrs Alice Boeske and organizers invite community members to browse donated items and support local projects.
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St. George's Hall
Florida Road
Alice Boeske
Plans for Coming Season Formulated by Officers
Officers presiding will formulate plans for the coming season with Collation committee chairmen Mary Mc Grail and Ingrid Martin guiding the process.
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Ficers
Mary McGrail
Ingrid Martin
Transfer Students Enter Maynard High Program
Transfer students enrolled at Maynard High last week include Richard Ogilvie from Groton Jr High Groton Charles Haley from Riverview Intermediate Me Jacqueline Haley from Madison High Madison Me Charles Mason from South Junior High Weymouth Robert Kauppi from Dzerkacz Berm cord Diane from Catholic for Renee Casiling St Brookline R Vier High Cone Glashing Becheke
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Maynard
Maynard High
Wi St. Patrick's
Watertown
Eugene
Stoneham
Richard Ogilvie
Groton Jr. High
Groton
Charles Haley
Riverview
Jacqueline Haley
Madison High
Area School Enrollments and Teachers in Enterprise Area
School openings show Acton Pupils 1590 with 60 teachers. Boxborough Regional 1075 pupils and 5 teachers. Carlisle Elementary 360 pupils. Sudbury 1839 pupils with junior high. Stow deaths noted for D Rintala and John Bayne. Xavier High School 232 pupils. Bedford 1573 pupils and junior senior 1042. Regular worship resumed at St J Church Sunday.
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Maynard
Enterprise
Acton
Reg Borough
Boxborough
Carlisle
Sudbury
Rose Hawthorne
Ils
Xavier High School
Bedford
St. J Church
D. Rintala
John Bayne
Stow
Deat
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Mrs. Ranghild
Acton Street
Mass
Israel Ste
Renova
Cote
Pewemeres
McCall
Serta Avsociate
Gruber Bros 117 Mai Siést
Maynard Community Chorus
Seddion
Lee School
Charles Garabedian
Pauline Anderson Proctor
Maynard Personnals
Albert Ceeee
Middlesex County Selectman's Association
Gladys
Parker Street Hall
Pilgrim Fellowship of
Union Congregational Church
Wayne Allan
St. Bridget’s Holy Name
Thomas Coccoisco
Boles Sokolowski
Frank Chorton
Hing Augenaietee
Ossipe
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Mr Fins
Gid Wes Ie
Ralph L. Sheridan
Lindberg Avenue
Ang
Cooleetional Institution
West Concord
Walter “Dutch” Croft
Lincoln Street
Middlessex
Marion
Lexington - Waltham and
Oi Soc
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Emblem Club
Fr. Smith
Euroline
Harold A. Ledgard
Gas Conversion
Burts
Psn
Wintec
Worcester Gas Light Company
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