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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
13
The Woman's Association meeting Tuesday focuses on Books Around the Will theme. Robert Connington will lead the program with a 2 p.m. coffee hour and discussion.
Confessions will be heard this afternoon and evening at St Bernard's for the devotion of 40 hours opening with the 7 o'clock mass tomorrow and closing at a high mass Sunday. Sodality members will keep vigil 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and Holy Name men will cover 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. There will be no stations Friday.
Bold pitch from Diamond touts rts design and build of a dormer with in dormer rooms and optional bathroom. Emphasizes harmony with existing architecture and all plans permits labor and financing handled by Diamond. Call today to learn more about home improvement service.
Concord Scouts mark the 50th anniversary with events in Concord Weston and Lincoln detailing the early council members and patrols. A tea by Mrs. Albert Curtis precedes a Village Green celebration at the state armory featuring cake cutting by Mrs. Ronald S. Brooks, exhibits, movies, and sale of guides calendars and snacks.
Kathryn Finizio, daughter of Mr and Mrs Giosue Finizio, was honored at a Saturday bridal shower at 3 Hayes Street. Guests included out of town and local friends. gifts were practical and decorations pink and white. She will wed Peter R. Nobile Jr of Newton at St Bridget's Church on May 12.
At St Isidore's Church St Patrick's Day event organized by the sodality and Hoy Name Society drew a large crowd. Joseph Pitts of Hudson won the door prize and Roland Wright took 100 gallons of oil in the draw. High whist scorers included Stella White Esther Mrs Leslie Peterson Mary Boothroyd Rita Gannon Eleanor Quinn and Vera Quinn.
The Stow Prudential committee of the Union Evanglical Church meets at the treasurer Mrs Albert Pouson’s home this week. The pastoral committee plans to meet next Thursday at the parsonage. Senior Choir rehearses Wednesdays and the youth choir on Thursdays. Junior high fellowship takes a Friday trip to Waltham for bowling and roller skating. A coffee hour for mothers of pre school children is set for Thursday March 29 at 10 a.m.
An ex Lincoln man is in Hawaii to study long range economic planning and development. He is among three men appointed by fifty top business and political leaders who recently organized to oversee this work.
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