Maynard Community Activities Highlight Club Openings
Opening fall meetings are planned by the Maynard Woman's Club with Edith Carbone as new president at the K of C Hall. Sunday school resumes Sept 11 for Evangelical Congregational Church, with weekly sessions at 9:30 a.m. Students from Maynard attend University of Massachusetts after summer break. A card party for St. Casimir parish jubilee fund and a whist party for the jubilee benefit were held. Church boards meet, registration for church school is Sept 18, and Rally Day Sept 25. A Kick-off Dance proceeds support the All Sports Testimonial banquet next spring. Bridal shower honors Mary Lee Clayton. a small oil burner fire occurred on Main Street. Benjamin Gudzinowicz spoke at the American Chemical Society meeting in New York. Baton lessons resume at Collidge School, with new students welcome next Tuesday.
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Maynnard
The
Methodist Church
Boosters Club
Union Evangelical Plans Visitation Week
Union Evangelical will observe Visitation Week the week of Sept 18 with neighborhood visitors. Chairwoman Mrs. Arthur Dwinelles is assisted by Mrs. Robei eereer and Mrs. Lucien Otherneidheenaod. Various visitors include Mr. and Mrs George Banfield, Mr. and Mrs Charles Batsford, Mr. and Mrs Richard Buzzell, Mrs Sonnet Hunter, Mrs. Robert Derby, Helen Dudley, Mrs Lund, Mr. and Mrs Ton Hamner, Mr. and Mrs Cliffordsen, Mrs Norman and Mrs Robert Mong, Henry Murphy, Mr and Mrs Reginald Nichols, Mr and Mig Beecher Washburn, Mrs Ellen Perkins, Mr and Mrs Albert Poulson, Mr and Mrs Thomas Servey, Mr and Mrs James Scrages, Stanley Stephenson, Mr and Mrs Basil Stow, Mr and Mrs Leon Thompson.
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Stow
Union Evangelical
Arthur Dwinells
Robei Eereer
Lucien Otherneidheenaod
George Banfield
Charles Batsford
Richard Buzzell
Sonnet. Hunter
Robert Derby
Helen Dudley
Lund
T Ton Hammer
Cliffosen
Norman
Bills Drop Palumbo Veteran Linebacker
The Buffalo Bills cut veteran linebacker Sam Palumbo, as coach Buster Ramsey stated he lacks the speed required for pro football. The move comes from coach Ramseys remarks about Palumbo being a fine person yet insufficiently fast for league play.
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BILLS
Buffalo
N. Y
UPI
Buffalo Bills
American Football League
Sam Palumbo
Buster Ramsey
Sam
Acton Community Center Announces Open House Event
The Acton Community Center will hold an Open House on Friday night September 16 at 7 30 to showcase facilities and invite public questions. Demonstrations include tap ballet square dancing and dog training with directors and teachers presenting new courses. Refreshments in the Green Room.
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West Acton
Acton Community Center
Stow Family Returns From Four Week Cross Country Trip
Stow-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray and daughter Miss Noreen Donovan returned home from a four week cross country auto trip. They traveled 6 000 miles through 15 states in a trailer camping along the way. Highlights included Salt Lake City visits and a coast to California journey with minimal difficulties and low travel cost.
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Stow
Robert Gray
Roxborough Road
Noreen Donovan
Sacramento
Cal
Grays
Gray
Salt Lake City
Utah
First Parish
Fitchburg
Cleveland
Littig Kooy Wedding Plans Not Yet Set
Mr and Mrs William O Littig of West Street announce their daughter Bar Joan Littig will wed William Kooy son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Kooy of Weastacia Indiana The couple attends Maynard High and Pierce School Mrs Littig is with the legal department of a local insurance company Mr Kooy is in the U S Army stationed at Camp Drum New York No wedding date has been set.
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Maynard
William O. Littig
Rest ‘Street
Joan
William Kooy
Jacob Kooy
Weastacia
Ind
Littig Ip
Pierce School
Libs Tytual Insurance Company
Brotherhood Activities Schedule At St John’s Church
On Sunday at 2 pm the Brotherhood meets at St John’s church and travels to the home of Imari Tuikka. Regular monthly meeting in the vestry Monday at 8 pm. Church open for private meditation Wednesday 7 30 pm. Choir rehearsal at 8 pm. Church school meeting Thursday 8 pm. Altar Guild meets Thursday 1 30 pm. Confirmation class in vestry Saturday at 10 am.
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Maynard
Brotherhood
St. John’s
Imari-Tuikka
Maynard Community Chorus Postpones First Rehearsal
Due to bad weather the Maynard Community Chorus rehearsal was postponed and moved to Monday September 19 at 7 30 p m in Green Meadow School Auditorium. All new and regular members are welcome as the group plans a Christmas concert with secular and sacred music in its repertoire.
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Maynard
Maynard Community Chorus
Green Meadow School
The Girls in Room 509 to Be Given In Maynard
Maynard Dramatic Club and Lions Club will jointly present The Girls in Room 509 at Green Meadow School on Saturday November 5. Mrs Helen Ketola will direct with casting not yet set. Proceeds benefit Lions Club programs including eye research and scholarships for Maynard and Stow high schools.
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Carey Hudson
Maynard Lions
Helen Ketola
Maynard Dramatic Clubi
Reno J. Orsi
Lions Dramatic Club
Maynard
Maynard Dramatic Club
Lions Club
Green Meadow School
Dramatic Club
Lions
Stow
Northboro dance pupils to perform at Grange fair
Maynard Phyllis Richards School of Dance will present a Northboro Grange fair program at 8 p.m. Saturday in Northboro. The cast includes Robbie Donaldson Lynda Andruselewicz Louise Lowell Linda Stephens Hope Pittsley Debra Shey Ronnie Lamy Audrey Lamy Linda Smith Skipper Dumas Michael Dumas Ernie Richards Jr Ann Marie Richards Maureen Page Cathy Page Cheryl Martino Donna Colley Sandra Colley Carolyn Simpson Lynda Brisbois Santa Sandra Michel Barbara Ernie and others. Phyllis Richards, a top local performer and teacher, conducts classes at the Eagles Building 39 Summer Street.
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Maynard
Phyllis Richards
Northborough
Robbie Donaldson
Lynda Andruslewicz
Louise Lowell
Linda Stephens
Hope Pittsley
Debra Shey
Carolyn Simpson
Lynda Brisbois
Santa
Sandra Michel
Aeiboter
Barbara Ernie
Es Satin Sr
M.c
Eagles Building
Summer Street
Maynard Newcomers Birth Announcements From Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital notes newborns in Maynard announcing a son to Mr and Mrs John Murphy of 3 Strawberry Hill Road on Sept 7 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Murphy of 2 Summer Hill Road on Sept 7 a son to Mr and Mrs Raymond Ott of 1 Glenview Terrace on Sept 7 a son to Mr and MrsFrancis Soko jowski of Parker Street on Sept 8 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Kingel of South Acton Road on Sept 10.
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Maynard
Emerson Hospital
John Murphy
Strawberry Hill Road
Albert Murphy
Summer Hill Road
Raymond Ott
Glenview Terrace
Francis ‘Sokojowski
Parker Street
Richard Kingel
South Acton Road
Maynard Emblem Club installs new officers in ceremony
Maynard Emblem Club No 205 installed new officers in a Sunday ceremony led by Past Supreme President Sue Belusky and other supreme officers from Lynn Pali River and Chelsea. Guests included Louis Dubin of the Massachusetts Elks Association. A buffet supper followed under Blanche M Stansfield. New officers include Katherine Colon do president Agnes Rizzo junior past president Muriel Gieney vice president and Sadie Sluyski treasurer.
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Maynard
Maynard Emblem Club
Supreme
Sue Belusky
Mece
Mildred ‘Ate
Lynn
Pali River
Chelsea
Massachusetts Association
Malden
The
Elks
Louis Dubin
Massachusetts Elks Association
Buffet Sur‘per
Blanche M. Stansfield
Katherine Colondo
Agnes Rizzo
Muriel Gieney
Sadie Sluyski
Elks Hall
Maynard Republican Town Committee Greets Visitors
The Maynard Republican Town Committee met at the Town House Friday evening with Chairman Edmund W. Beebe presiding and 24 members present. They discussed plans for the state primary and November election under the theme get more voters registered. Guests included Senator Charles Olson and Representative John M. Eaton Jr., with State Committee members Alexander Ellis Jr. and others. Next meeting is September 23 at 9 p.m. at the Town House.
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Maynard
Edmund W. Beebe
Charles Olson
Ashland
John M. Eaton
Cosa
Alexander Ellis, Jr
Concord
To remove fruit stains from cotton fabrics
A brief home stain remedy instructs pouring very hot water through the discolored area to lift fruit stains from cotton fabrics. The guidance emphasizes heat as the active element in stain removal.
Maynard High weighs cafeteria gym and fields for new school
At a Maynard High School Building Committee meeting the school board backed a cafeteria a full size gymnasium and a compact 350 seat auditorium plus land for a baseball diamond and a hockey field as essentials for the new high school. They estimated water system upgrades at about 10 099 dollars and noted subcommittees and officials overseeing the project.
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Maynard
New England Fire Insurance Rating Association
Voters Registration Dates Set for November Election
Local registration dates announced by town clerk Eleanor Jones. New voters may sign up at Town House on Sept 20 from 7 to 9 PM, Sept 26 from 7 to 9 PM, and Oct 7 from 12 noon to 7 PM.
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Maynard
Eleanor Jones
Town House
Maynard High Seniors Host Welcome Freshmen Dance
Maynard High seniors plan a Welcome Freshmen Dance in George Washington Auditorium from 8 to 11:30 PM. Class officers and a committee led by Carol DeRosa Beverly Ives Janice Murphy James Murphy and Robert Johnson organize ticket sales at the door.
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Maynard
Maynard High
George Washington Auditorium
Carol DeRosa
Beverly Ives
Janice Murphy
James Murphy
Robert Johnson
Indoor concert at Maynard Country Club becomes annual event
Sunday rain moved the planned outdoor pops concert indoors at Maynard Country Club. The Maynard event drew a fair attendance and favorable reception from members and friends, with Valette leading a 15 piece Marlborough orchestra.
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Ain. Forces
Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Valette
Ochestra
Marlborough-Local
Maynard class officers elected for 1961 62 63 64
In Maynard the election results list class officers for four future groups. For Class of 1961 Gerald and Dee as vice presidents Melanson as treasurer Taylor as secretary Jaqusit as secretary. Class of 1962 Thomas Hills as vice Joan Jarmulowicz Ronald Doran Raine Johansen as secretary. Class of 1963 Joseph Uglecivh Holly Hitt as vice Connell as secretary. Class of 1964 Herbert Symmes as vice Linda Gentsch as treasurer Ruggiero as secretary Garry as secretary.
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Maynard
Gerald, Dee
Dra Melanson
Treasur Taylor
Jaquist
Thomas Hills
Joan Jarmulowicz
Ronald Doran
Seerraine Johansen
Priseph . Uglecivh
Holly Hitt
Connell
Herbert Symmes
Linda Gentsch
Trea Ruggiero
Bi Garry
Sunny Hill School Open House For Parents
Sudbury Sunny Hill School holds open Friday from 10 30 to provide opportunity for parents to visit the school. Attendees meet Mrs Merton Haskell am Spiller and Mrs Joy and join with classmates to tour surroundings. Kindergarten class starts Sept 19 and Sept 20 at 9 am.
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Sudbury
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Evangelical Congregational Church
Richard Bernier
Richard Mar‘tio
Thomas French
Jessylh Piecewitz
Irene Burdziewicz
Constance Lowell
Walter Crowther
University of Massachusetts
Jack Cowles
Charles ‘Kulevich
Marlboro
Five Fingers Lake
Paul. Chyzus
Maynard H. S
University of Miami
Dean Junior College
St. *Casimir
John ‘McGee
Jubilee Fund
Edward Puffer
St. Casimir’s Y Churele
Andrew Linnial
Theresa Wasiuk
Eagles Hall
Mary Lee Clayton
Richard Jakisaari
Aeedman
Benjamin J. Gudzinowicz
Neticabw Chemical Society
New York
Mr. Gudzinowicz
American Chemical Society
Dorothy Slamin Hill
Waltham
Emerson
Twinoaks
Harold A. Ledgard
Main Street
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Bob Fitzsimmons
England
Tommy Burns
Canada
Max Scheming
Germany
Primo
Barbara Littig
Westminster
Mass
Tel
Tremont
North Sudbury
Orney Charles
Pam.lerer
Boston University
Basins University School of Law
L.L
Siven
Northboro
Emblem
G.O.P. Committee
Mana
Ranghild M. Nelson
Opto Advance
Sie
Maynard Center
M.H
Board of Public
James v. King
Sunny Hill
Owen
Cape
Matthew T
Sherwin-Williams
SWP
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