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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
8
Enthusiastic reception for a Maynard concert previewed a Christmas season tone. Choristers performed carols with handbells and voices, a rare mix. 12 members under director Evang and Mrs Richard with a bells master and pianist. Copp will accept applications after January.
Sudbury Grange plans its regular meeting on December 8. A short business session will precede a group journey to view Christine’s association gathering after the meeting.
Books will be available after the entrance to the Cehier School for a small sum. The by law books are described as valuable and sought after by readers.
A lively double feature is planned for Friday December 11 at the Sudbury Center. An animated Santa Claus cartoon precedes the Walt Disney film Melody Time starring Roy Rogers. Proceeds benefit the association scholarship fund.
Sudbury adult education at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School will resume January 12 with courses in typewriting conversational French and world civilization history. A lapse in classes followed town meetings scheduled for December 8 and 15 and the regular school vacation period. Vocational subjects are being set up for a second semester and will be announced.
During Advent a series of Wednesday night evensong services is announced. All parishioners and friends are invited to attend at 7 30 pm. A Sunday service on December 6 the second Sunday in Advent will include a celebration of communion. The notice urges all young people to join.
Parsonage and parish hall work at Sudbury Methodist Church continue Monday and Wednesday evenings and Saturdays with hopes to finish all details by Christmas. Army provided six turkeys for Thanksgiving baskets to Sudbury residents. Thanksgiving held with family gatherings as classmates visit Frederick Park, Pa.
Police report a Lowell resident identified as Alves admitted involvement in a series of home invasions and kidnappings. He forced Mrs. Beauclair to cash two checks totaling 125 dollars while detaining her two children Dennis and Elise.
Maynard area appoints Mrs Virginia Robinson as native for Eneye Childcraft in the Maynard Area by Mrs Marian Houghton area manager. Robinson is a Maynard School Committee member and former PTA president. She is trained to demonstrate World Book and Childcraft at home to show family value. She has two children Edward F a sophomore at American University and Leigh a student at Dean Junior College.
Maynard Grange P H No 340 schedules its only December gathering Thursday at 8 o'clock in the new Elks Home. Russell Naylor, master, will preside. After business, a Christmas party will be held. Pomona meeting in Lexington is announced for December 16.
Maynard Peter A Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Philip A Wilson of 114 street has been elected to Who's Who. The notice highlights his family background and civic recognition.
In November Sudbury issued 39 building permits, 32 for single family dwellings at an estimated 401 500 dollars. Through November 1959 a total of 306 permits were issued for dwellings. Sudbury ranked sixth in October for largest expenditures planned for new dwellings and fifth for the greatest number of family accommodations planned.
The annual reunion of St. Bridget's Church at Green Mead returns this year with community members gathering for shared memories and fellowship. Organizers invite former attendees to reconnect and celebrate the congregation's history.
Benjamin Speed was fined 11 dollars and 20 cents on Monday after being caught speeding in a speed zone in England.
Acton Tuesday 16 ABRHS students from Regional High School visited Wadsworth Atheneum Hartford with museum director Colin for a guided tour of the French collection. After lunch at the Statler Hilton Terrace Room the group returned to the museum and saw Gobelin tapestries armour and French Italian German pottery donated by J P Morgan along with paintings by Poussin Claude Monet Renoir and Toulouse Lautrec. Attendees included Carol Abbt Charles Ballantine Janice Fullenton Joan Fullenton Janice Gibbs Carol Grimme Elizabeth Locke Leslie Luppold Steven Medier Pamela Nelson Rosalie O Connell Sara Ann Sarno Lallianne Shoemaker Linda Stow Carolyn Sweatt and Pamela Wright.
The Senior High Fellowship meets Monday December 7 at 2 30 pm for a discussion on Christmas customs led by Elaine Paquet and a Christmas service of worship led by George Nichols and Edward Saaris. The Junior Fellowship follows Wednesday at 2 30 pm with classes on the meaning of Christmas led by the minister Della Dwinells and Mary Beth Leach.
Acton Center Club holds an evening meeting on December 9 at 8 o'clock at Center Woman's Club. Paul M. McPherson will preside. A board session follows at the home of F. Hollis. Mrs Miriam hostesses, John Milliken speaks, with carol singing by Mrs John Ribeiro and others.
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