Painting on the Green Highlighted by Sudbury Artists
Sudbury Art Association members enjoyed an evening at St. Hubert's School with David Farber of Worcester who showed color slides to prove photography can be art. He featured Reflections in the Water and Dawn at Provincetown among others, plus gravestone carvings from the revolutionary era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Forts
Sudbury Art Association
St. Hubert's School
David Farber
Worcester
Farber
Jackson Pollack
Provincetown
Unitarian Church
Wayland Center
Sudbury Center
Kiwanian Auction Returns At Sudbury Wayside Inn
Frank Qonischuck known as Honest Chuck will auction a large inventory at Wayside Inn Barn in Sudbury on Saturday at 9 30 a m. He wears a beaver hat and flowered vest and brings years of experience plus humor. He teaches plastics to disabled students in Leominster and lives in Westminster with his wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Frank Qonischuck
Sudbury Kiwanis
Wayside Inn
Honest Chuck
Chuck
Frank
Sexton School
Leominster
Westminster
Harvest Wheel wins first prize at Sudbury Grange fair
Arvid Nelson’s Harvest Wheel, a standout vegetable exhibit by Sudbury Grangers, won first prize at the United Grange Fair in Westford. The display featured a Wheel of Health hub and nine ears of corn as spokes with apples and potatoes on the rim, symbolizing Ceres Pomona and Flora. Marion Reilly of Lincoln contributed Indian corn. Nelson also presented a poem about home cooked vegetables and moderation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
United Grange
Westford
C. Arvid Nelson
Sudbury Grangers
Mellon
Grange
Marion Reilly
Lincoln
State Grange
Event at Emerson Junior High Auditorium at 7 30 P M
A program will be held at Emerson Junior High School Auditorium on Stow Street at 7 30 P M. The notice provides location and time for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Junior High School
Stow Street
Shish Kebab Preparation Tips
A cooking note from New York UPI describes shaping lamb pieces into 1% inch cubes, chilling in a marinade of fresh dressing or dry red wine for 1 to 2 hours, then skewering and grilling 5 to 7 minutes until desired doneness, with occasional basting during cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Sudbury Teachers Attend First Baptist Parish Training
Sudbury teachers from First Baptist Parish will attend their first training meeting in Natick in Natick evening. Alliance meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings for those who desire it. A 1640 day and lunch will be served for Club meeting Wednesday for fair preparation, Betty Stuntz to demonstrate silk screening Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Parish
Natick
Alliance
Betty Stuntz
Middlesex-Mendon Women Hold District Meeting Oct 5
A district meeting for women in Middlesex-Mendon is set for October 5 at the Church of Christ in Millis. Those wishing to attend should call Mrs. Hedley Pentheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex-Mendon
Church of Christ, Millis
Hedley Pentheny
Bell-Ringing Choristers Invite New Members at Memorial Congregational
Bell ringing and choral practice held weekly by Memorial Congregational choir. New members welcome. contact Mrs. Elizabeth Burches at HI 3-6488 or Mrs. Jean Copp at HI 3-6603 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Congregational
Elizabeth Burches
Jean Copp
Stearns Hensel Family Spend Weekend in Plymouth
Mr and Mrs W Murray Stearns and their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Philip Hensel and daughter Pamela from Worcester enjoyed a weekend in Plymouth. The trip coincided with cool weather and high surf driven by the recent hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Murray Stearns
Philip Hensel
Pamela
Worcester
Plymouth
Buddy Dogs At Harry Rice's Water Row Up For Adoptions
A variety of dogs including beagle collie basset hound and mutt are available at Harry Rice's Water Row for adoption. Interested buyers can call HI 3-2324 for details and to arrange viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rice
Water Row
Police Safety Officer Talks Bus Safety To Sudbury Youth
Police Safety Officer Robert McLean addresses Sudbury students on bicycle and pedestrian safety. He visited Fairbank School Friday Horse Pond School Monday Loring School today Nixon School tomorrow and will speak at the junior high on Oct 9. He met with officials about bike registration and issuing tags for properly equipped bikes and skilled riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McLean
Sudbury
Fairbank
Horse Pond
Loring
Nixon School
LS Regional Seniors Prep Annual Dodo Dance
Seniors at LS Regional prepare for the annual Dodo Dance set for tomorrow as a long standing, pleasant rite to welcome freshmen into campus life. The event tradition spans several years and remains a highlight of the school calendar.
Select Chorus Auditions at LS Regional Face Cuts
Robert Wentworth and Dean Aldrich oversee auditions for LS Regional select chorus with freshmen excluded. Wentworth says narrowing the chorus to a workable size remains very challenging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wentworth
Dean Aldrich
Wentworth
Church school program at St Elizabeth’s starts Sunday
The parish announces a church school program beginning Sunday for four and five year olds and Grades 1-3 during 9:30 and 11 a m services with a children’s worship in the parish house. Babysitting available for under four during both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's
Massachusetts Audubon Finds 4230 Miles of Rivers in Mass
The Massachusetts Audubon Society reports Massachusetts has 4230 miles of rivers and streams. The finding highlights the state’s extensive freshwater network and the need for ongoing conservation and waterway preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Massachusetts
Barbara Wadsworth and Donald Spinney Wed in Duxbury Ceremony
Barbara Louise Wadsworth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elden F Wadsworth of Duxbury, wed Donald Alvah Spinney of Boston at Pilgrim Congregational Church Duxbury. Officiated by Rev John William Estes Jr. 135 guests attended a Mattakesett Hall reception. The couple, after a Maine honeymoon, will reside in Westford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Barbara Louise Wadsworth
Elden F. Wadsworth
Duxbury
Donald Alvah Spinney
Chester A. Spinney
Main Street
Pilgrim Congregational Church
John William Estes, Jr
Mattakesett Hall
George Sanderson
Wellesley
Carroll E. Spinney
Boston
Richard Wadsworth
Edward Wadsworth
Bride
Maine
Westford
Westbrook Junior College
Wentworth Institute
Germany
Lincoln-Sudbury Students Named National Merit Semifinalists
Four Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School District students Lawrence Anderson Peter Lukesh Helen Louise Phelps and Martha Poole were named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists. Semifinalists will take the SAT in December and final announcements are expected in April 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Leslie M. Tourville
Lincoln-Sudbury
Lawrence Anderson
Peter Lukesh
Helen Louise Phelps
Martha Poole
Lawrence
Peter
Louise
Martha
David Copp
Harvard
Pemella Blake
Radcliffe
Peter Boughton
University of New Hampshire
Anne Stuntz
Brandeis
Dried Flowers Topic Delights Sudbury Garden Club
Sudbury Mrs. Van Goodwin hosted the Thursday Garden Club fall meeting at her home. Mrs. Calvin Smith discussed Beauty with Dried Flowers, delighting members with her expertise as a Garden Club Federation authority and Wayside Inn arranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
van Goodwin
Calvin Smith
Garden Club Federation
Wayside Inn
Sudbury Players Plan First Dance at Harvest Barn
Sudbury Players open the season with an old fashioned barn dance at the Wenzel home in Har vard. The square dance begins at 8 30 p m followed by a box lunch auction. Committee includes Mrs. Kenneth King Mrs Harry Pardee and Mrs Thomas Stansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Gift Wenzel
Harvard
Kenneth King
Harry Pardee
Thomas Stansfield
Massachusetts Hosts 1200 Lakes and Ponds Noted
A society report highlights more than 1200 lakes and ponds throughout Massachusetts. The inventory underscores regional water bodies and supports outdoor recreation and conservation interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Massachusetts
Sudbury Fire Chief Reports Septembers Local Calls
Sudbury Fire Chief details a series of incidents on Sept 21 including a collapsed wall after heavy rain, a downed Edison line on Concord road, and high voltage wires near Moore road. The department assisted, stood by, and Edison crews replaced lines while urging parents to warn children about matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
John Fletcher
Edison
Concord Road
Concord
Moore Road
Alton Clark
Charles Cousins
Goodman Hill Road
Goodmen Hill Road
Natick Fire Department
John Fitch
Gerald Spiller
James Devoll
James Greenawalt
Antique Auto Rides at Sudbury Fair
The Friendship Fair at St. Elizabeth's features a 1906 Pierce Great Arrow antiqueauto ride for families. George G Donald Hudson, treasurer of the Veteran Motor Car Club of America, will drive the restored car on a tour of the Wylie estate beside the fair grounds. The event starts at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
St. Elizabeth’s
George G. Donald Hudson Road
Veteran Motor Car Club of America
Brookline
Donald
Craig Wylie
Illegitimate Birth Rates Reported by Health Service
The Pub lic Health Service says about 52 illegitimate births per 1000 live births in 1959, totaling 221000 babies born out of wedlock. The highest rate is among teenagers under five, with an estimated 679 illegitimate births per 1000 live births. Figures may undercount due to incomplete reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Methodist Youth Fellowship Retreat at Sudbury Church
Sudbury Methodist youth retreat at the church concluded successfully with planning accomplished and officers elected for both Junior and Senior Youth Fellowships. Junior officers include President Wayne Spiller and Treasurer David Horton. Senior officers list Valerie DeWallace as President and Steve Fowler as Treasurer with multiple other posts. A Youth Sunday service followed, featuring sermons by Steve Fowler and participation by many youths. A tea and program honored the new year with guest speakers and regional church figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Jill DeWallace
Ronald Horton
Steve Fowler
Gary Stark
Peter Goranson
Wayne Spiller
Valerie DeWallace
Stevan Stark
Dan Murphy
Richard Plank
Bob Yetton
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Man’s Society of Chice
David
Kenneth Farm
Mr Berry
Victo
John Thom Tor Patterson
Graeve
Edward Cough
We of Christian Ser Ys
Will Man Chaffe
Oxford Land Conference
Archie
Edward Paro Sheets
Edlin
Leslie Sears and Kenneth Stahl Married In Wayland
Leslie Buckingham Sears daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund Hamilton Sears and Kenneth Dean Stahl of Columbia Missouri were united in marriage at Sudbury First Parish Church Wayland in a 4 PM ceremony. Rev Dan Huntington Fenn officiated with a reception at the bride’s parents Rice Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Wayland
Leslie Buckingham Sears
Edmund Hamilton Sears
Kenneth Dean Stahl
Columbia
Dan Huntington Fenn
Rice Road
Abigail van Arkel
Boston
Robert N. Stahl
St. Paul
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Arvid Nelson
Nelson
Patron
Concord Chorus
Cross Street
North Acton
Sudbury Hilltop
Boxboro
Colonial
J. P. Nourse Corp
Main St
Tel
Church
United Presbyterian Church
Christian Education Committee Memorial Congregational
Helen Campbell
Donald A. Spinney
Barbara L. Wadsworth
Harrison Longhi
Barbara Wadsworth
Donald Spinney
Sabra Fullerton
Caribbean
South America
Curagao
Aruba
N.W
Guaira
Caracas
Venezuela
Kingston
Jamaica
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Travel Anywhere Inc
Sudbury Road
Sudbury Fair
Lincoln Regional High School
Long
Hilltop
Concord Lions Club
Leslie Sears
Kenneth Stahl
First Parish
W. Lloyd
Sears
Richard P. F
West Teachers College
R Columbia
U.S
Bedford
Goodman Hill Hilltop
Restauran
Cracker Barrel Auctioneer
Longfellow
Wayside Inn Bai
Cape Cod
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