Maynard Community News Highlights and Events
Republican Town Committee schedules a Sept 23 meeting at the Town House. St George's Church Autumn Fair is set for Oct 8. Engagement announced Miss Carol A Wilson to Thomas J Rodgers with April wedding planned. Evangelical Congregational midweek devotionals and Finnish conference mission board visit noted. John Gunn enrolled as Tufts freshman. Worchester Tech students resume studies. Injury to Louise Comeau prompted X rays at Emerson Hospital. Me Ladies Grange third degree tour planned at Mrs G Raymond Jones home. Maynard youths attend Fitchburg youth rally. Wilbur Tolman attends laundry owners convention. Elks No 1568 meets with Ralph Cantono presiding. Phyllis Richards dance pupils at Northborough Grange fair. John P White to Colby College majoring in business admin. Irish pilgrimage to Fatima Shrine in Holliston scheduled Sunday. Freshman Record Hop a success at George Washington Auditorium with $70 class treasury.
Registrations Set For Local Voters
Maynard registers new voters for the November 8 election with deadlines at the town clerk office on September 26 from 7 to 9 pm and October 7 at Town House from noon to 10 pm. This is the final registration date for voters.
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Maynard
Maynard High Elects New Student Council Officers
Maynard High elected new student council officers across grades. Seniors choose homeroom reps Mary Lee Darcy Sandra Melanson Robert Taylor and at large Joan Wheeler Burt Taylor ex-officer Gerald Dee. juniors select Donald Gunn Raymond Smith Rosemarie Meloro Kathleen Buscemi John Enneguess ex-officer Thomas Hills. sophomores pick Edward Carlton John Mullin Leo McDonnell Holly Hitt David Hunter ex-officer Joseph Uglevich. freshmen include Jerilyn Dee Charles Manty Ellen Sokolowski and ex-officer Herbert Symmes.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Mary Lee Darcy
Sandra Melanson
Robert Taylor
Atlarge
Joan Wheeler
Burt Taylor
Gerald Dee
Donald Gunn
Raymond Smith
Rosemarie Meloro
Kathleen Buscemi
John Enneguess
Thomas Hills
Edward Carlton
John Mullin
Leo McDonnell
Holly Hitt
David Hunter
Joseph Uglevich
Jerilyn Dee
Charles Manty
Ellen Sokolowski
Herbert Symmes
United Coop Society to Meet October 29 at Green Meadow School
The semi annual membership meeting of United Coop Society will be held at Green Meadow School on Saturday October 29. After business an outstanding program of entertainment will be presented and refreshments will be served.
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Maynard
United Coop Society
Green Meadow School
Emblems To Hold Sale At Maynard
Maynard Emblem Club held its first meeting of the new season at Elks Hall with Kay Colombo presiding. Plans were made for a rummage sale at the Town House on October 13 and 14. Articles may be picked up by calling Kay Colombo or Martha Barber. A collation was served. Next meeting is set for October 17.
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Maynard — Emblem Club
Mondaly
Elks Hall
Kay Colombo
Martha Barber
Naylor Heads Two Grange Groups
Naylor who was re elected master of Maynard Grange was also last elected master of Middlesex General Pomona at Concord. He succeeds Ralph Thompson with installation in Maynard on Oct. 19. New Maynard Grange officers include Peggy Mahoney Florence Jones Iain and Marie O Brien in key roles.
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Maynard
Russell Naylor
Maynard Grange
Middlesex
Pomona
Concord
Ralph Thompson
Bedford
Peggy Mahoney
Florence Jones
Iain
Marie O’brien
Steelers Cut Rookie Ken Longenecker
The Pittsburgh Steelers released rookie Ken Longenecker after time on the roster. Reported weight around 270 pounds at the time of the cut.
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Steelers
Pittsburgh Upi
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ken Longen
Maynard Garden Club Elects Officers at Chestnut Hill Luncheon
The Maynard Garden Club held its annual meeting and luncheon at Vallee's in Chestnut Hill. President Mrs Morgan Foley conducted the business meeting and officers were elected for the coming year. Next meeting is set for October 3 at Mrs Murphy's home.
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Maynard
Maynard Garden Club
Vallees
Chestnut Hill
Morgan Foley
Frank Cleaves
Victor Peppard
Wilder McCurder
Albert Jeéaneret
George Murphy
Benjamin Prime
Arthur Coughlan
Marion Townsend
Plume
Walter Carbone
Murphy
Floral Fund
James Ledgard
Dance pupils perform at Bedford V A Hospital show
Maynaraé-Phyllis and the School of Dance entertained patients at Bedford V A Hospital. The program featured many performers including Loreen Pearl Ernie Ridz Jr Ann Metle Bec ca McDowell Carolyn Sit Linda Smith Marie Westcot Linda Brisbois and others. A magic act and various dances closed the program. Phyllis has presented over 706 shows for veterans and service men.
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Maynaraé
Phyllis
Ad School of Dance
Bedford V. A
Yeupity
Loreen Pearl
Ernie Ridz, Jr
Ann-Metle
Becca McDowell
Carolyn Sit
Linda Smith
Marie ‘Westcot
Lynda Brisbois
Louise Cutting
Eo Vecchio
Skipper” Dayes
Vivien Cantania
Audrey Lamy
Ronnie Lamy
Debra Shay
Joseph Ryan
Susan Ryan
Louise Lowell
Kathy Gird
Nora Hartford
Darlene Linture
Cheryk Martin
Diane Troumpolas
Sandra Mianucci
Debie St. Michel
Janice Grasso
Sandra Gey
Darlene Liature
Robbie Donalsom
Linda Andzuilewicz
Mattreen Page
Kathy Page
Marlene Lawton
George Lawton
Ernie Richards
M.c
Housing committee hears plans for minority residents
Nashoba Fall Housing Practices Committee met Wednesday with Mary Berger of the American Friends Service Committee outlining suburban housing needs for small numbers of minority residents and possible local actions. The Acton Boxborough Litleon Stow area panel invited interested residents to contact local housing reps: Lurie Roxbury 3 5853 Alexander Litton 4929 Power Stow 6 4857 Lyons Stow 17 7022.
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Acton
Nashoba Fall
Mary Berger
Housing Bureau
American Friends Service Committee
Berger
Boxborough
Littleton
Stow
Robert Lurie
Roxborough
Lamous S. Alexander
Robert C. Power
Robert A. Lyons
Stow Home Looted By 2 Small Boys
Police investigated a home break in at 20 Beet road in Stow. Two young boys aged 11 admitted to breaking in and rummaging the house but no charges were specified.
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Stow
Lloyd Stents
Beet
Dwitells
Nashoba High School Sets Three Salary Classes for Teachers
Nashoba Regional High School adopts a three tier salary scale for Bolton Lancaster and Stow effective September 1961. Class 1 begins at 4500 rising to 7000 with a 8000 cap, Class 2 starts at 4800 up to 7300 with 8300 cap, Class 3 starts at 5100 up to 7600 with 9800 cap. The plan notes state aid adds 15 percent and regional cost sharing supports competitiveness and staff morale.
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Stow
Nashoba
Bolton
Lancaster
Nashoba Regional
Congress
Paint Day Planned by Sudbury Methodist Church
Sudbury Methodists announce a busy week starting with Paint Day on Saturday September 24 at the church parsonage and Sunday School buildings. Those free may join painting during weekdays and evenings. Saturday features a Couples' Club progressive supper with chairs Roy and Margaret Hawes and hosts Kenneth and Betty Farmer James and Margery Branche Laurence and Patricia Blood Judson and Elsie Hewitt. Reservations to Mrs. John Rice by Wednesday 8 p.m. Davison Circle meets Thursday at 6 15 p.m. junior choir rehearsal at 7 30 p.m. senior choir rehearsal.
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Sudbury
Mothers Meeting for Pre-School at Sudbury Cooperative
Sudbury Cooperative Pre-school held its first mothers meeting on Wednesday. Teachers and new board members were introduced. Mrs. Lene Whelpley outlined rules and procedures. Mrs. Paul Aiken was named executive secretary to handle business and schedules. A social hour followed with discussion on the year’s program. The cooperative opened September 19 and has several kindergarten openings. For information call Mrs. Benson Murphy HI 36834.
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Sudbury
Te Coop School
Benson Murphy
Neighborhood group hosts leaders at Dill residence
A beginning meeting led by Rev. Raymond Romman, interim pastor of Christ Church, is set for tonight at Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Dill's home on Hartford Street. Prior gatherings were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henley on Caridod Street and Mr. and Mrs. Abbott R. Webber on Fletcher Road.
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Mbacane
Raymond 5Rman
One of
Christ
Melvin Dill
Hartford Street
Harold Henley
Caridod Street
Abbott R. Webber
Gid
Fletcher Road
Stork Shower For Davison Family At Home
A Saturday evening stork shower at Mrs Deane Burland’s home celebrated Mrs Richard H Davison. Guests included Mrs Edward Moynihan and Mrs Theodore Davison who are soon to become grandmothers, with Mrs Harold as great grandmother. Gifts filled a blue themed cradle and included baby items, cake and cookies, matching the shower motif.
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Sudbury
Richard H. Davison
Deane Burland
Edward F. Moynihan
Theodore R. Davison
Harold
Davishe
Sheila Moyni
Play fair town talk on early marriage responsibility
A Burlington UPD-A relations specialist cautions that adults should not shift all responsibility for early marriage onto one partner. The message emphasizes shared accountability in relationships and family planning.
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Burlington
UPD
Homem
Mullin Named Delegate to Congress From Cooperative Group
Maynard-Leo F. Mullin, a United Corp. Society board member, is an official delegate to the Cooperative League Congress September 28 to 30 at the Sheraton Towers in Chicago. He will represent Eastern Cooperatives Inc., Palisades Park, N.J., among hundreds of cooperative leaders. The congress will address funding growth and effective storytelling of modern cooperatives, with experts advising on finance and public relations. The Cooperative League advocates customer owned businesses across insurance, farm supplies, groceries, oil, hardware, rural electrification, credit, housing and medical care.
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Maynard
Leo F. Mullin
United Corp. Society
Cooperative League Congress
Sheraton ‘Towers
Chicago
Eastern Cooperatives, Inc
Palisades Park
N.J
Jerry Voorhis
Cooperative League of USA
Cooperative League
League
Maynard Couple Wed In Fitch Details
Maynard residents Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kane of Front Street announce the marriage of Ann dehy Seite to Jouko Judith Ann, and Ashby couple Kulju Mei and Maynard High graduate also wed in Fitch. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls the newlyweds will reside on South Road Ashby.
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Maynard
Nicholas Kane
Front Street
Seite Ann
Jouko
Judith Ann
Ashby
Fitchis
Kulju
Maynard High
Colloge College
New London
Ynard High
Wentworthstitute
Boston
Niagara Falls
South Road
Sudbury Grangers Elect Officers For New Term
Sudbury Grangers held a full evening on Sept 13 and elected officers including Master Albert A. Tallant Overseer C Arvid Nelson Lecturer Harris W Cripps Steward Rachel F Adams Assistant Steward George W Adams Lady Assistant Steward Barbara Bell Chaplain Hope W Baldwin Secretary Hilda A Whitney Treasurer David S Baldwin Directors three years Rodney C Hadley Arvid Nelson showed squash and corn. Jane Parks and David L Adams were wed since last meeting and given lamps. Hadleys celebrated 45th anniversary and received a bridge lamp. A lecturer pictured slides and refreshments ending a pleasant evening. Next meeting Sept 26.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grangers
Albert A. Tallant
C. Arvid Nelson
Harris W. Cripps
Rachel F. Adams
George W. Adams
Barbara Bell
Hope W. Baldwin
Hilda A. Whitney
David S. Baldwin
Grace Horton
Pomona
Nancy L. Adams
Flora
Ethel J. Nelson
Mildred L. Tallant
Henry L. Nelson
Rodney C. Hadley
Arvid Nelson
Jane Parks
David L. Adams
Honoring Nat Holman at CCNY Alumni Dinner
Nat Holman, CCNY basketball coach for 36 years, to receive a testimonial dinner by college alumni and former athletes at the Manhattan Hotel on Sept 28. Holman joined CCNY in 1917 as a tutor and announced retirement effective Sept 1. Butter scotch coffee cake frosting recipe noted with chips and chopped nuts.
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New York
Nat Holman
City College
Manhattan
Holman
CCNY
Coffee Hours Planned Here by Maynard Democratic Committee
Maynard Democratic Town Committee has taken over the former Joseph D Ward headquarters on Main Street. A Coffee Hour is set for Sept 28 from 7 to 9 30 pm with guest speaker Patricia Hamilton Concord a candidate for state representative in the 13th Middlesex District and Thomas Barnicle Framingham a candidate for state senator Middlesex Worcester District. Every Wednesday 7 to 9 30 there will be a Coffee Hour at the new headquarters for literature and meeting candidates.
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Maynard
Junior High Girl Scout Troop Organized Here
Seventh and eighth grade girls in Sudbury will form a new Scout Troop with meeting at Methodist Church School Hall after school. Mrs. Jack Pettit leads as organizer with Mrs. John Couillard and co-leaders Mrs. Donel Robert and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick Jr. Parents urged to call for information before Sept. 28.
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Sudbury
Scho
Methodist Church
Jack Pettit
John Couillard
Donel Robert
James Fitzpatrick
Southboro
Kathy Chaput
Jane Higgiston
Colorado
Ice Cold Soup for Barbecue Guests
New York recipe from UPI outlines a cold soup starter to beat the heat. Mix condensed cream of potato soup with water and caraway, heat until thawed, then blend sour cream cabbage carrot and green pepper. Refrigerate four hours and thin with cold milk before serving. Serves 3 to 4.
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New York
UPI
Winter party dresses with below-elbow sleeves
New styles from St. Louis designers feature dresses for five and after with full skirts and below elbow sleeves. Fabrics include matcatins taftas and laces. Necklines run high and round or low for glamour.
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St. Louis
Stow Police Offer Minor Gun Safety Seminar
Local authorities announce a gun safety event for youths under 18, organized under the Department of Natural Resources. The session will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the conservation land Gaudeete, sponsored by the Stow police department.
Bedford Selectmen Schedule Town Meeting Filing Date
The Bedford selectmen set the last date for filing as Friday October 14 in preparation for town meeting. Sympathy is extended to John F. Kearney and family on the death of Mrs. Mary Finn. Miss Grethe Christen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mann, recently returned from Europe and is associated with WBZ in Concord High. The Automobile license section notes that a motor vehicle operator license is subject to specific legal requirements.
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Selectmen Anno Town Meeting
John F. Kearney
Mary Finn
Miss Grethe
Mann E. Christen Road
Boston
U ‘Concord High
WBZ
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