Sudbury Woman's Club hears Charlotte Barker on wardrobe care
Charlotte Barker a noted Hart model and fashion commentator spoke at the Sudbury Woman's Club meeting at Horse Pond School on Wednesday. Barker discussed maximizing personal style, wardrobe, and her extensive career in modeling and media with a New York and Boston background.
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Charlotte Barker
Sudbury Woman's Club
Sudbury
Horse Pond School
Hart
New York
Boston
Bermuda
The
Dairy Council
Mutual Savings Banks of Massachusetts
Channel 4
Cott Beverages
Woman's Clubs
Bob
Lake Winnepesaukee
Wolfeboro
N. H
van Allen
Arthur E. Fay, Jr
Ralph B. Webber
Sudbury Officials Discuss Center Traffic Safety Plan
Sudbury Board of Selectmen and Police Chief John F. McGovern discussed traffic conditions at Sudbury Center. Town Engineer George White will draft a plan and study to keep the center's character while improving safety for state standards, including a possible elongation of the heater piece. Snow plowing tests explored a larger center road section.
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Sudbury
Pendant Shapes Highlight Wedding Moment
The item showcases an oval round and square pendant designed to frame a wedding keepsake. It emphasizes elegant framing options for a pendant chosen for a wedding setting.
Sudbury Scout Wins in Girl Scout Art Contest
Barbara Bies of Brownie Troop 163 won a drawing class prize in the Bay Path Girl Scout Council exhibit “Picture Your Home Frontier” shown at Shoppers World during Girl Scout Week. Other winners included Kenneth Antonucci and Kathleen Pendergast of Framingham, and Sandra Murphy of Medway.
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Sudbury
Barbara Bies
Brownie
Bay Path Girl Scout Council
Sylvester Bies
DeMarco
Barbara
Wayside Inn
Shoppers World
Button Bay
Kenneth Antonucci
Framingham
Kathleen Pendergast
Sandra Murphy
Medway
Kenneth Ritchie
Ralph Pease
Sudbury Art Association crafts exhibit and lecture
Sudbury Art Association sponsors a craft sculpture and photography exhibition during National Ice Week at Goodnow Library with an open house on Sunday April 8 from 4 to 6 PM. Submissions are accepted April 7 from 7 to 8 PM with a small fee for non members. A slide lecture on The Art of Stained Glass by Joseph E Ferguson is scheduled March 30 at 8 PM at St Hubert s School Barn.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Art Association
Goodnow
Philip Way
Descom Hoagland
Ellis Hand
Joseph E. Ferguson
Wellesley Hills
St. Hubert’s School Barn
Many Activities Planned At South Acton Church
At the South Acton Congregational Church meeting moderator William Flood led reports on junior fellowship led by Paula Davis and four new brass offering plates. The senior fellowship under June Knight outlined plans and a roller party planned for tomorrow. Richard Jansen noted deacon and deaconess activities, a new church directory, and outreach material for new families via the Welcome Wagon.
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Acton
South Acton
Wallex
Richard Jansen
Oakwood Read
Dean Lamphear
Sherbert Shades Highlight Spring Hat Colors
A fashion note points to Sherbert shades as the season’s popular hat colors this spring. Bright tones and pastel hues lead the trend, offering cheerful options for daily wear and special occasions.
Circle Learns About Auxiliary Acton Unit
Members of the ladies circle of the Unitarian Universalist Church met Monday evening to learn about the Acton Roxborough unit of the Emerson Hospital Auxiliary from Mrs Edward Dewey auxiliary chairman. A question and answer period followed the talk. Hostesses were Mrs Richard Lowden and Mrs David Smith. The April 30 meeting will be at Mrs Deane Starrs Prospect street South Acton with guests Mrs Greig Cranna and Mrs Dudley phoned five committee members.
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Acton
Unitarian Universalist
Acton-Roxborough
Emerson Hospital
Edward Dewey
Richard Lowden
David Smith
Deane Starr
Prospect Street
South Acton
Greig Cranna
Dudley
Representative
Unitarian-Universalist Service Committee
Civil service exam set for five Sudbury officers
Sudbury officials plan a civil service exam for five police officers. Thomas J. Grehan, civil service director, will be asked by the board of selectmen to determine the time and place, hoping the new salary scale will attract interested applicants.
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Thomas J. Grehan
Civil Service
Twelve-Niners Address Nurseries Speaker at West Acton Church
West Acton Baptist Church group the Twelve-Niners heard Mr. Friedman of Winslow Nurseries speak on garden and lawn care. He covered soil prep planting cultivation pruning and related topics. Charles Sisson of Willow Street won the door prize a plant.
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West Acton
Friedman
Winslow Nurseries
Paint longevity by color under U S department of agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture reports paint life varies by color. White paint lasts four to five years, tinted paints five to six years, and dark colors six to eight years before repainting.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Department of Agriulture
First Parish Plans Canvass and Church Activities
Sudbury First Parish outlines plan for canvassers with reports from Friday and Saturday meetings. Youth group will visit the Congregational church for an evening program, while senior high students dine and discuss topics on laws and punishment. Bible study reviews Psalms Monday at 8 pm. Debriefing for canvassers Tuesday evening. Thanks noted for flower memorial and for church ushers.
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Sudbury — First
Congregational Church
Aia
James Greenwalt
Alfred Bonazzoli
Edward Hamblin
Lucas Gardiner
Auxiliary Plans To Attend Party At Everett Hall
Local auxiliary unit members will attend a council whistle party at Everett A L Post Hall on Saturday at 2 p m County Kay Nedza serves as honorary chairman Attendees include Elizabeth Fairbanks president Bertha Lowden and Mildred Mahoney.
Missionary Conference At Congregational Church Apr 5 8
Carlisle announces a four day missionary conference at the Congregational Church from April 5 to 8. Rev. Arthur Glasser leads with evening services sermons and music plus films. A Thursday coffee hour and an International Supper are planned. Full program to be announced.
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Carlisle
Congregational Church
Arthur Glasser
Sudbury Fire Log Chronicles March Emergencies
A Sudbury dwellings and outbuildings faced multiple fires from March 21 to 26. Incidents include a blaze at 24 Meadowbrook with smoke damage and a highly inflammable open flame, a brush fire near Howard Tower, and a chimney or shed blaze near Concord Road. Fire crews extinguished each incident, with a $100 permit and a contact number provided.
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Meadowbrook
Tron Commission
Drea
Howard Tower
Hudson
Concord
Wayland-Dr. Bard Clinches North American Sled Dog Title
Veterinarian Dr. Lo Sled Dog wins the North American championship in a 70 mile race in Fai, claiming the first ever mile heat and beating his rivals. The event marks a historic win for the trainer and team amid strong field and weather conditions.
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Wayland
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Robert G. Ling
Elizabeth M. Walker
James L. Bartlett
George Plugge
Charles “Bud’’ Thompson
Canterbury
N.H
England
United Believers
United States
Sanctuary
Alo
Selectmen Center
Co-Op Custom
Co-Op
TIRE
United Co-Op
Art Association
Village Green
Ronald 8. Brooks
Elizabeth Alexander
John Kennedy
Mary Chamberlain
Julian Ballou
Carroll Sleeper
Concord G. S. Council
Leonard Lester
Circle
Dr. Lo
U.S. Savin
Zenith
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