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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
23
Readers hear about council notes at Water Arsenal and a 8 o clock meeting at the house tonight with Chairman William in charge. Local groups plan parties, thrift shops, operetta at Green Meadow and a Christmas concert by Maynard Community Chorus.
The Concord Band performs Saturday at 2 30 p m in front of the savings bank on Main Street with seasonal selections including favorite cards. The Junior Chamber hosts Santa Claus for children and on Monday the band offers its annual informal Family Night concert at Wells A Hell Memorial Auditorium at 8 p m for sponsors families and friends.
Carlisle Pomona officers paid official visitation to Carlisle Grange at the Grange Hall where Master Arthur Mills greeted visitors. Richard Porter showed films of animal and plant life and refreshments were served by Porter and Paresi families. Next Wednesday the Christmas party for children includes a hayride at 6 30 p.m. Santa and gifts follow with Barbara Porter Elsie Keyes and others in charge.
Concord features a Sunday Christmas pageant at Trinity Episcopal Church with three performances at 2 30 p m 4 p m and 8 30 p m Free tickets distributed Ven John M Burgess presided at Keen Saturday Firemen were called to Xavier High false alarm and a chimney fire at the Billings home on Monument Street Junior parishioners held an indoor swimming party at Wesley Rev Arthur Boyer Jellis preached Human Wrongs or Human Rights in line with the UN declaration Devotion of 40 hours opens tomorrow with a 7 a m high mass at Our Lady s and ends Sunday at 11 30 a m Holy Name members at St Bernard s received communion Mass celebrated by Rev Edmund M Higgins Collation followed in Monument Hall Frank McNamara presided over a report on Col John Glenn s orbital flight.
Acton-Boxborough students with five chorus members Carolyn O Keeffe Linda Noel Pamela Collins Kathryn Darling Michael Barton and seven band members Barbara Panetta Catherine Musello Carl Ribeiro John Barrer Andrew Crawford Barbara MacDonald David Larkin performed at Wakefield High for the fifth annual northeastern district concert Principal Raymond J Grey attended the 77th New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools meeting in Boston and joined educators at sessions on history and the common market with hosts Boston University and Boston College.
Francis H. Dutton of Lowell road has returned home after a several weeks stay at Emerson Hospital and is reported to be recuperating. The Senior C E Society of Carlisle Congregation will hold a progressive supper Saturday at 5 p.m. visiting several churches in the Merrimack Valley area. this event was postponed from last week.
Members of the Helping Hand Society will hold their regular monthly meeting at Union Church on Wednesday. A Christmas party and exchange of gifts will be conducted. Mrs. Clarence Manter is in charge.
Concord Elmina L Snow Emerson Hospital administrator was chosen for a second term on the Greater Boston Hospital Council board. She also presided at a policy making session with the American College of Hospital Administrators Region 1 Council. Dartmouth professors presented on the administrator’s role in policy formation and execution.
Maynard Thornton Lallier Jr 33 Butler Avenue Belmont native and Colby College alum has been named campaign director for Middlesex south county for the March of Dimes. He played basketball for Colby and international teams before earning a law degree and joining Wilson McCabe in Boston.
Concord Academy hosts its annual Christmas Fair next Wednesday from 1 to 4 PM featuring knitted goods stuffed animals clothing and decorations with a United States theme. Activities include fortune telling midway games refreshments a student dramatic presentation and child care while profits support mental health and the American Field Service.
Members of Holy Name Society at St. Bridget's Church heard Sister Genevieve discuss "What The Father Means to the Growing Child" at the Knights of Columbus Hall after the 8 am mass. The Nazareth Clinic psychologist from Rosary Clinic Jamaica Plain received an enthusiastic response and a future talk is planned for wives to attend.
Concord residents are invited to a living nativity pageant at The October Monument Street stable Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. The scene features the Holy Family three kings and field animals in a natural setting. At 1 30 p.m. Paula Shalline James Elson Francis Carr Robert Linscott and James Fitch perform. At 4 p.m. Carol Childs Harl Aldrich David Lortz Donald Davis and Philip Vance appear.
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