Star Market Plans New Store On Route 20 Near Raytheon
Star Market proposes a large shopping center on Route 20 at Nobscot Road in Sudbury near the Raytheon plant. The plan includes six additional stores with 49 000 square feet of floor space at an estimated cost exceeding 500 000 dollars plus 130 000 dollars for swamp site work. Public hearing February 25 endorsed rezoning and local reaction favored the project. The chain operates in Watertown Auburndale Newtonville Wellesley Somerville Medford Norwood Chestnut Hill Cambridge Brookline Stoneham and Woburn plus seven United Star Markets in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Market Company
Nobscott Road
Raytheon
Sudbury
Greater
Boston
Nobscot Road
Sudbury Planning Board
Stephen P. Mugar
George Sherwood
Star Market
Personal Service Seafood Department
New England
Star Markets
Watertown
Massachusetts
U .S
John C. Powers
Auburndale
Newtonville
Wellesley
Somerville
Medford
Norwood
Chestnut Hill
Cambridge
Brookline
Stoneham
Woburn Plaza
Woburn
United Star
Providence, Rhode Island
Local Legion Post Installs Officers
Bedford area Legion Post 221 installed principal officers at the Legion home last week. Nicholas Genetti was named commander with Louis Boulier as senior vice commander and Leo F. Malloy as junior vice commander, William Arnold as adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screiber
Maynard
Es Legion
Nicholas Genetti
Louis Boulier
Leo F. Malloy
William Arnold
Stow Scouts Celebrate International Friendship Program
Stow Troop 3 and Stow Girl Scouts hosted Mrs. Lauri Wick and her daughter Jean Maynard for an International Friendship Program. Finnish costumes and slides from Finland entertained the group as Mrs. Wick shared Finnish crafts. The meeting ended with a Finnish Schottische lesson and plans for a March 18 dance recital at Stow Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Girl Scouts
Lauri Wick
Jean, Maynard
Finland
Bedford News Briefs Include Local Accidents and School Awards
William B. Pearsall of 13 Eliot Road, Billerica, sustained back and facial injuries when his car veered on Boston Road and was treated at St. John’s Hospital. Lynn C. Emmons of 49 Sweetwater Avenue named 1960 Bedford High homemaker of tomorrow. Evans, an eighth grader, to represent Middlesex County on March 19 in Science Countdown finals. Bedford High holds science fair March 18 with 100+ exhibits. Newborn at Newton-Wellesley Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reinecke. Women’s Guild meets at St. Paul’s Mission library and Men’s Club meets. Bedford Branch Emerson Hospital Auxiliary held a gathering at Mrs. Lewis G. Webber’s Old Bedford Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Pearsall
Eliot Road
Boston Road
Billerica
St. John’s Hospital
Lowell
Lynn C. Emmons
Warren G. Emmons
Sweetwater Avenue
Bedford High School
Marion
Evans
Bedford
Middlesex County
Emerson Hospital
Lewis G. Webber
Billerica‘road
Heart Drive Totals Flag City Fundraisers
Stow and Maynard Heart collections announced by chairmen. Stow raised 538 dollars with Mrs. Arthur S. Hill leading. Maynard raised 828 dollars in a one day drive for the Massachusetts Heart Association led by Mrs. Orville D. Allum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Stow
Maynard Stow
Heart Sunday
Maynard
Arthur S. Hill
Massachusetts Heart Association
Orville D. Allum
Bedford-Dr Ado Commito Named New Nathaniel Page Principal
Bedford Dr Ado Commito has been appointed principal of the Nathaniel Page School in Everett succeeding Alexander Kassanos who becomes supervisor of instruction at Framingham State Teachers College. Commito trained at Boston University earning BS Ed 1938 EdM 1948 and EdD 1956 and previously taught at several colleges and schools while active in Phi Delta Kappa and football and track. He is married with two children and has led Center School with notable achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ado Commito
Center School
Everett
Nathaniel Page
Dr. Commito
Alexander N. Kassanos
Framingham State Teachers College
Boston University
Everett High School
U. S. Army
Keene, N. H
Commito
PTA Groups Meet Tonight in Concord at Alcott School
Alcott Ripley and Thoreau Wheeler Willard groups join for a 8 PM gathering in the Alcott School Auditorium. David Emerson and Michael Fitzmorris greet attendees. Guest Dr. Ethel Aspenfels of New York School of Education discusses Culture in a Materialistic Age. Organizers hope for strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Alcott-Ripley and
Thoreau- Wheeler-Willard
Alcott School
David Emerson
Michael Fitzmorris
Ethel Aspenfels
New York School of Education
Two Vehicles Collide on Congord Road Amid Minor Damage
A Wednesday afternoon collision between two cars and an oil truck caused minor vehicle damage with no injuries. The oil truck is owned by Kiley and Scott Oil of Bedford. Drivers Lloyd S. Beny of Chelmsford and Christine A. Batten of Greenfield were involved. Edward Mullen operated the truck.
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Bedford
Congord Road
Edward Mullen
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Kiley and Scott Oil, Company of
Lloyd S. Beny
Warren Avemue
Chelmsford
Christine A. Batten
West Street
Greenfield
Boones Welcome Second Child Pamela Lee
Mrs Howard E Boone of Evans Avenue becomes mother to their second child and first daughter Pamela Lee. Community notes list Adventu res in Reading hostess Mrs Henry C Isner at 51 Hancock Street and an upcoming meeting planned March 24 at Mrs Emma Gilmans home. Girl Scout Week activities include church services and federation meeting. sermons cover Statements of Faith by Unitarian ministers and The Nature of Holiness with Holy Spirit fellowship events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Boone
Evans Avenue
Pamela Lee
Henry C. Isner
Hancock Street
Church of Christ
Emma Gilman
Robert Henry Holmes
First Parish
Bach
L.R.Y
Federation
Reading
Ogilvie named to U S Savings and Loan advisory panel
Concord-Gordon H. Ogilvie president and treasurer of Cooperative Bank was appointed to the 1960 advisory committee on state legislation of the U S Savings and Loan League. The league represents over 4700 savings associations and co-op banks. Florists handled 8,227,237 flowers by wire in 1959 totaling 63,330,142 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Cooperative Bank
U. S. Savings and Loan League
W. O. DuVall
Atlanta
League
Postponed Nashoba Valley District Meeting Noted
The Nashoba Valley District postpones its meeting to Monday at 8 p.m. in St John’s Parish Hall Townsend. President Alexander F MacEachern will preside. all 13 societies are expected to attend and plans for the April television mass will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Nashoba Valley
St. John’s Parish Hall
Townsend
Alexander F. MacEachern
Local driver arraigned after Main Street crash in West Concord
Robert T. Knox 33 of Edith Drive was arraigned Thursday on a DUI and drunkenness charge after he lost control around 7 30 p m last Wednesday and struck the corner of Angelo's TV store at Main and Commonwealth avenues Route 62. He pleaded not guilty and his case was continued to March 16. police said the crash damaged the building and required towing. Knox was formerly of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Robert T. Knox
Edith Drive
Angelo
Main and
Commonwealth Avenue
Thomas C. Graham
Pierre A. Northrup
Conant
Knox
Cambridge
Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club Meeting Set for March 17
The Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club will gather Thursday March 17 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Carroll Sleeper's home on School Street for a discussion related to the coming spring whist party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Catholic Woman’s Club
New Residents Welcome Of The Welcome Wagon And The Enty
Concord welcomes new residents including Mr and Mrs Jack Bashans from Kansas City at Cambridge turnpike Butler apartment. Mr and Mrs Robert Babbit from New York rent with their eight month old son and two daughters. Many other families from Connecticut Rhode Island New York and New Hampshire also move in, with jobs at local firms and various rental homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Enterprise
Jack Bashans
Kansas City
Butler
Cambridge Turnpike
Minnesota Henneywell
Wits
Robert Babbit
Main Street
New York
Babbit
William Brand-Rex Corp
Henry Lathrop
Connecticut
Barnes Hill Road
William Brand- Rex
Sudbury Notices and Deaths Link Parish and School Events
Sympathy extends to Mrs. Mary R. Hughes of Sudbury on the death of her father Edward P. Noodnan 62 of Wal tham with services held last Wednesday. The Lenten service in Martha Mary Chapel is March 13 at 5 PM with special music. Sudbury public schools calendar through June 1960 lists holidays March 24 11 spring recess April 19 Patriots Day May 30 Memorial Day June 24 last day. also a birth for Mr and Mrs Dana Jones Stubtoe Jane a son born March 2 at Waitaam Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Hughes
Sudbury
Edward P. Noodnan
Waltham
Martha Mary Chapel
Sudbury Public
Dana Jones
Stubtoe Jane
Waitaam Hospital
Production decline in men’s suits and coats from 1947 to 1959
Production of men’s suits and coats fell 13 percent between 1947 and 1959, reflecting slower output in the clothing industry. The note highlights a notable postwar drop in garment manufacturing.
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Raytheon Co
Legion
Maynard, Mass
MacLean Maynard
Irvin M. Puffer
Hartwell Road
Henry Reinecke
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Women’s Guild
St. Paul’s Mission Church
Vermont
Boston Post
Sudbury, Mass
MacRae Furniture Company, Inc
Amer
Ican
Monthlu
Hilltop
PTA
Arthur N. Foye
First Baptist Church
William D. Tobin
Anne Loretta Smith
Immaculate Conception Church
Malden
Hillside
Boris & Milton
Pick Ogilvie
Fes, Jr
R. I
Fairhaven
Mr. Ho
R.T
Malcolm Niell
Grey Acorn
Unity Club
Union
Unity
Union Hall
Frank S. Berry, Jr
The
United
Thaniel P. Carlton
Stevenson
Mr. Kin
South Acton Congregational
James Gates
Becker Auto Supply CO
West
Automotive Parts
Tel. EM
Prompt Delivery Service
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