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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Benedict Barilone of 9 Butler Avenue announce engagement of their daughter Jean to William Duggan son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Duggan of 1 Tremont Street No wedding date set Maynard High appears in the notice.
Concord Newton area announcement lists Mr and Mrs Howard C Cutter of Keene New Hampshire announcing the engagement of their daughter Donna N Cutter to Richard Ballou Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ballou of Old Marlboro The couple's education and military service details are noted with Ballou employed by General Radio Co after two years with the U S Continental Army.
The Sudbury Couples Club of Memorial Congregational plans a bowling party tomorrow at 7:15 p.m. at Sudbury Bowling Alley. Reservations to Mrs. Donald Marshall or Mrs. Robert Oram. Refreshments will follow at the Marshalls.
Concord announces the betrothal of Thomasina L Phelps daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh T Phelps to Peter F Dow son of Mrs and Mrs Walter F Dow Jr. Marlboro May 18 set for the Dow Phelps engagement. Greta A Carlquist Ashland and Carl Carlquist 12 Roosevelt St to William Hyland Delaney Marlborough announce their engagement with a summer wedding planned.
Mr and Mrs Art hur H Morrill of Lincoln Street announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Morrill to Henry Andrew Paszko son of Mr and Mrs George Paszko of Holyoke The bride to be is a graduate of St Michael Academy and Wynham Jr college The groom to be attended Holyoke Jr College and is an alumnus of Munson Academy and Wentworth Institute.
Concord Congregational Church will offer Holy Communion at 9 30 a m and 11 a m Sunday with Rev Robert H Barber directing the services Holand Butterwell leads the deacons Church School 001 meets both services under Mrs Wilder Parks Senior youth fellowship gathers at 4 30 p m to visit Framingham Reformatory for Women Assistants include Sharon Opperman William Adams and Janet Brown.
Firemen responded to a mechanical false alarm at the East ern States area near Route 62. Acton Rotary meetings resume Wednesdays at 6 30 p m at Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse with President Bradford S Leach presiding. West and South Water District turnout was low at a town hall meeting. Acton-Roxborough Regional High School Student Council and English department sponsor a movie on Tuesday January 8 titled Great Expectations.
Miss Joan Francis Fullonton of Acton wed Edward Maitland Ladley Jr. of Groton at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Maynard in a December ceremony. The couple, both graduates of local schools, planned a Bermuda honeymoon and now reside in Stow.
South Acton Congregational Church reports growth in attendance and membership after obtaining a full-time ministry. Sunday School and youth groups have more than doubled, morning worship and activities increased, and building improvements were completed. Plans for 1963 show promise of a Happy New Year for the church community.
Cindy Nystrom and Carla Humphreys have been selected for roles at Lincoln. The announcement names both individuals as chosen candidates in the current selection process.
Concord Red Cross announces two special first aid training sessions to be scheduled in coming weeks. A preliminary meeting for interested registrants is set for January 17 at 7 30 p.m. at the Concord police station. Reservations are being taken at Red Cross headquarters for more information.
Airman Basic Russell J. Linstrom Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Russell J Linstrom of Bedford Massachusetts, is reassigned from Lackland AFB Texas to Sheppard AFB Texas for technical training as an aircraft maintenance specialist. He completed the first phase of training here and was chosen for the course based on his interests and aptitudes. A 1962 graduate of Bedford High.
Sudbury Finance Committee vows to slash town costs if the School Committee does not reduce its budget to keep the tax rate under 100 dollars. The net town and school increase is about 192 431 dollars, roughly 13 percent from last year, with tax impact rising for homes across assessed values. Chair George MacKenzie warns town-wide cuts could reach half the budget if cooperation fails, aiming to apply public pressure while acknowledging the School Committee’s control over its budget.
West Concord Troop 143 conducted a vacation period program with John Flynn guiding first Class scouts to Boston for citizenship merit badge prep. The group visited the State Department Boston Office Immigration Service and state house for fingerprinting and study. Leo Duggan presented the Jamboree Film of 1960 as Hugh Kilmartin outlines film highlights.
Mr and Mrs Warren W Wheeler announce the birth of their first child a son named Todd on December 27 at Emerson Hospital The child’s mother is Joanne Duryea and the family home is 1 Coughlin Street Grandparents are Mrs M J Duryea of Longmeadow and Mr and Mrs Caleb H Wheeler of Concord
Sudbury builder Stratton, director of Bob Beranek and associate to Freeport ge Co, has served Eastman Kodak and Mead Allen & Hamilton as a management consultant. A Princeton chemical engineer with an MBA from Harvard, he is married with four children and resides at 19 Austin Drive.
At St Elizabeth of Hungary Church mass times include tomorrow at 6 30 a m and 6 30 p m Confessions precede the evening mass In addition the church will host a St Patrick s night on March 18 in the new parish hall with entertainment and dancing.
The Ex Service building in Everett hosts a Thursday evening workshop led by Miss Joan Evelyn from Belmont. Pine cone petals and raw materials will be used to craft home irons and various items. President Hugh E. Xine announces Marjorie B. Rice as antimnalian chairman. Members and interested crafters welcome.
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