Arlington Store Expands Fish and Meat Department
Arlington business profile highlights G Orlando Cullinan expanding his independent grocery toward a modern supermarket model. The meat department doubled in size with aging coolers, a new refrigerated display, and a fish-cutting section. Fresh fish arrives from Boston weekly. new checkout speeds service as space also adds paints and household items. The store, oldest independent in Arlington, marks 54 years in operation.
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Arlington
G. Orlando Cullinan
Cullinan
Edmund Lanoue
West Arleington
Cullinan’s
Center Super Market
Manchester
Boston
Otis
Ex-Resident Opens Office For Electrolysis
North Adams, June. Ex-resident Moses R. E. announces a new electrolysis office at 85 Main St. She is a graduate of St. Francis de Sales Academy Bennington and a pro merito Bennington High School and has trained at the Thermiquetron School Boston and UMass medical terminology course Pittsfield. Moses formerly managed an electrolysis office in Pittsfield and assisted in Greenfield and Holyoke offices. She belongs to the Massachusetts Association of Electrologists and the American Electrolysis Association and the Pittsfield Business and Professional Women's Club. She lives in Cheshire with her parents Edward Lepage Jr. and Mrs. Lepage, who previously ran the Bennington locker plant for 11 years.
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North Adams
Mass
Lepage
Moses
R.E
Bennington
Main St
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Bennington High School
Thermiquetron School
Boston
University of Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Greenfield
Holyoke
Massachusetts Association of Electrologists
American Elecstrolysis Association
Albany Junior College Plans Library Growth
Troy report states Albany Junior College will add a $300,000 library annex to double the size of the current facility. Construction starts spring and should finish before September 1966. The four story, fireproof addition will house periodicals, reference rooms, offices, a classroom, and study booths while the stack system remains open.
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Troy
N.Y
Junior College of Albany
Lewis A
Ian
Russell Sage College
Froman
Scren
Russell Sage Colege
Urban Planners See U S Golf Course Boom
Urban Land Institute foresees a long range boom in golf course development driven by population growth and rising interest in the game. Experts Jimmy Hines and Harry Eckhoff predict more well planned subdivisions around courses, with trends including night golf, satellite cities around golf networks, public ownership for open space, and more par three courses. The article cites 4,248 nine hole and 3,229 eighteen hole courses nationwide, reflecting a shift toward finesse and strategy over sheer length.
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Washington, D.C
Urban Land
Urban Land Institute
ULI
Jimmy Hines
Palm Desert
Calif
Harry C. Eckhoff
National Golf Foundation
Hines
Royal Lahaina Beach
Maui
Hawaii
Eckhoff
Golf Ventures
Tall Pines Golf Club
Sewell
N.J
Reston
Pownal Land Transfers January February
Transfers recorded in Pownal town office cover January and February. Gordon Nichols sells land in Peak's Pines to Ralph and Katherine Gallagher of Danbury Connecticut. Henry Sauer and Beat rice Sauer sell land in East Mountain to Howard and Evelyn Pickerell. William Goodwin sells building and lot to Paul Martin. Andrew Hoolbeck and Arlene Hoolbeck sell land in Skyboro Development to Earl and Myrtle Morgan of Trenton New Jersey. Thomas Hurley and Marjorie Hurley sell a house and lot to Margaret Nichols of Middlebury. Harry Niles and Esther Niles sell building lot to Joseph and Vera Riccio and Oscar Lilley of Bristol Connecticut.
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Pownal
Gordon Nichols
Ralph and
Katherine Gallagher
Danbury
Paul Martin
Andrew and
Arlene Hoolbeck
Earl and
Myrtle Morgan
Trenton
N.J
Skyboro
Thomas and
Marjorie Hurley
Margaret Nichols
Middlebury
Harry and
Esther Niles
Joseph and
Vera Riccio
Oscar Lilley
Bristol
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Z. Hard
George G. Cullinan
O. E. Adams
G. G. Cullinan
Dorothy
U.S. 7
June L. Moses
Albany Junior College
Duncan & Cahill
Trojan Hardware Co., Inc
State St
Albany
Academy Road
New Scotland Avenue
U.S
Pilgrim Apparel
API
England
Norwich
Hampshire
Monmouth
Paris
Bennington, Vt
Robert W. Stokes
Dalton Hill
Connecticut
Valley Home
H. Greenberg & Sons, Inc
Bennington Banner
Carton
Pepsi-Cola
Main Street
Grand Union I
Triple ‘S
Grand Union
Empire
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Gerald E. Morrissey
General Contractors
Beech St
Tom Hall
Ruth Lack
Treasu
Sam Sanborn
Selectman
Bill Myers
Paul Jepson
Lister
Art Carman
Leo Harrington
Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Republican Committee
Wes Bump
Wally Pierce
John Wood
J. Ed White
Wes Green
Herb Leonard
Republican Town Comm
Shaftsbury, Vermont
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