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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
3
Officials announce a quiet vacation period at Nashoba Regional High. A Pearl Club led program with the art and music groups will crown an alumna, Cosmo Valenti, as guest musician in the gym. Shirley Everett Ingalls Alan Fer i and Salvatore Paratore coordinate arrangements.
Altar flowers at the Church of the Good Shepherd honor Dorothy Marshall and Victoria Ann Marshall. Adult inquirers meet at 8 15 this evening. Youth confirmation class set for Saturday at 10. Congregation annual meeting on January 15. Reports from group heads due this week. A church service will be administered January 20 by Bishop Lawrence.
Sixth graders in four Sudbury elementary schools joined art music and French specialists to present a French themed Christmas program. Pere Noel and wooden shoe gifts framed scenes as students sang five bilingual carols and showcased student art projecting on the screen. Fairbank held its own Hanukkah and Christmas program while noting no French instruction at that site.
Action with the senior choir Jah Chorus presents Sometimes a Light during a Sunday pageant directed by Ervin Evans. Junior choir and soloists Mrs. Charles Putnam Mrs Blanchard Mrs. Ronald man Bedford and Lynne Priest performed with a flutist. Rev Keech will preach next Sunday on Obligated to an Ideal. Youth choir will sing at the early service and senior choir at 11. Fellowship meetings resume Jan 6.
Maynard reports a finance committee meeting planned tonight at the new municipal building chaired by Robert R. Billups. Sunday school host Rev John D Callahan led about 500 children at St Bridgets Christmas party at the Fine Arts Theatre with Santa cartoons gifts and refreshments. Dr Joseph Sampson who once had an office in the Case Building visited town. Edward F Ledgard of The Paper Store faces hospitalization at V A Hospital West Roxbury for some time and invites Maynard friends to write.
Rev Arthur Tripp of First Church Belmont joins First Parish as Sunday speaker with the topic The Future We May Not See. He formerly served Unitarian churches in Harvard and Rockland and worked with Dana McLean Greely at Arlington Street Church. Ushers this December are Alfred Bonazzoli and Miles Robinson Jr. A box of clothes for Cuban refugees remains in the parish hall through the holidays. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
The ceremony for Charles R. LaVailey and Frances LaValley was held at St Casimir's with bride in a crystalette floor length gown and four tiered lace veil. Attendants wore royal blue satin dresses, and Charles R. LaValley Jr served as best man. A reception followed at C Mall with Diane Lestard in charge of the cake.
Acton South Acton Congregational welcomes a bride who chose a beige dress with brown accessories and a white orchid corsage for her New Hampshire trip wedding. Guests came from Maynard Acton Stow Concord Lowell and New Hampshire.
The Winona Rebekah Lodge held its Christmas party last Wednesday evening in Acton with members gathering for fellowship and seasonal refreshments. Local officers announced upcoming charity events and members exchanged greetings.
Acton Street CYO plans a reception for new members at the church at six o clock, followed by a Christmas for CYO members only until eleven. Christmas masses drew large crowds with a midnight service. Next Tuesday marks the Feast of the Circumcision with masses at 6, 7, 9, 10 45, 11 45 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening. A move to the new church has no date yet. first masses there may occur in January.
Dorothy Davis and Louise Garceau, both past noble grands, oversaw a gathering at the West Acton Fire Station with a gift exchange and refreshments for attendees.
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