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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1961
Page
5
The Sudbury Licensing Board announces applications 14 through 19 for licenses to sell alcoholic beverages in packages. Hearings listed for March will be held at the Town Hall to decide on retailers including Boston Post Road sites and Concord Road locations.
Stow Louis I. Katvala Jr of Red Acre Road has been named to the dean's list. The ceremony took place at 8 p m in the Town Hall on the 23rd of 1961, marking the recognition of academic achievement.
The Licensing Board for the Application No 20 gives notice under Chapter 138 of the General Laws that Sara Lundberg and Gertrude Forsberg doing business as Svensk Kaffee Stuga on Boston Post Rd Sudbury apply for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a restaurant. A public hearing will be held on the above applications on March.
Application No. 21 by Lawrence J. Leone and Albert E. Leone doing business as Twin Maples Restaurant on Boston Post Rd Sudbury seeks a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a common victualer. Building is one floor block and frame 80 by 35 feet with cellar 30 by 30 feet and a 15 by 15 locked storage area. Entrances on south and east sides.
Armando S Troisi doing business as Ye Olde 117 House on North Road Sudbury applies for a license to sell beverages of all kinds. The establishment with a one floor three room cellar for storage has entrance on North Road and a side rear exit.
Application No 23 filed by Donald E Porter trading as Porters Restaurant Inc seeks a retail package store license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 694 Boston Post Road Sudbury in a two room, wooden framed building with a cellar storage. Public hearing scheduled in the Town Hall in 1961 at p m.
Application No 24 lists Leslie J Caulfield and Milton H Shaw doing business as Hilltop Liquor Mart at 418 Boston Post Road Sudbury. They seek a retail package good estore license for a 950 square foot first floor space in a new two story building completed around January 1 1960 presently tenanted by Sallen's Male Box a men s furnishings store. Licensing Board of 196.
The St Christopher Guild held its regular meeting at K of C Hall despite snow. Fr Frederick W. O'Brien S T D spoke on Puerto Rico its people and customs. He is director at Cardinal Cushing Center for the Spanish speaking in Boston and a Salamanca doctorate recipient.
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on April 12 at 7 30 p m in the Town House to consider petitions by Stanley Kodzis for renewal of taxidermy service at One King Street in a single residence district Clifford F King for two part time real estate business at 11 Newton Drive in a general residence district and Theresa and Benjamin Tomy for a side yard variance at 202 B Main Street to add an extension in a general residence district Walter E Carbone Clerk.
Concord Massachusetts licensing authorities advertise Lyle O Hugnes doing business as Lyle's Case seeks a six day common victualer license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 67 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord. The designated premises include two first floor rooms a kitchen and dining room and a cellar for storage with front and rear exits. No action will be taken until ten days after publication.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court case seeks authority to foreclose a mortgage on Birch Terrace Marlborough held by Worcester County Institution for Savings. Philip A. Dumas Doris R. Dumas and Marleborough Hospital are named as parties. Objections under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act must file by April 17 1961 or be barred.
In a busy session the Sudbury Board of Selectmen approved taxi driver licenses for Chester Legere Joseph Silva Edward Witchey and John J McCarthy Jr and granted a professional sign license to Michael Connolly. The board also discussed pole permits at Mohawk Drive sign requests from Country Home Furniture and a nursing home license matter with Malcom Bennett.
Announcement from Dr and Mrs Donnell W Boardman states the engagement of Elizabeth Fol ger Boardman of Acton Center to Dr Eric Gustafson son of Prof and Mrs Alton H Gustafson of Brunswick Maine A June wedding is planned Miss Boardman Bryn Mawr College 1959 Concord Academy graduate Dr Gustafson Phillips Exeter Williams Harvard economist faculty member in economics dept at Harvard University
The Licensing Board for the Town of Maynard grants Macy's Inc. DBA The Red Door permission to transfer its All Alcoholic Common Victualler license from 97 Main Street to 157 Main Street Maynard. The filing cites sale of all alcoholic beverages as a Common Victualler at the new 157 Main Street location.
Five year old Concord boy fell through the Sudbury river ice near 11 Pilgrim road. Neighbors and emergency responders rushed to the scene but a neighbor, Joseph Strain, ran onto the ice and pulled him to safety. Both were treated at Emerson Hospital and released.
Stow Union Evangelical Church schedules two Sunday services at 9 and 11 a.m. The pastoral committee approves the plan. Rev. Lawrence O'Brien leads Palm Sunday concert plans with 80 voices from seven Maynard area churches. A sunrise service is set for Juniper Hill at 5:15, weather permitting, with a church service at 6 a.m. and ham and eggs breakfast funded by donations for Grotonwood retreat. Junior fellowship meets Tuesday, teachers gather Tuesday vestry, and chorus rehearsal hosts at Mrs Richard Buzzell’s home.
Sudbury residents learn the retirement of Mr and Mrs Huckel and Miss Helen Tilden from St Hubert's School after 20 years. Alan B Gorst is appointed director and will be based in the south of France. Jillian Cowie will serve as assistant director. Summer session at St Hubert's planned for July and August. the new year begins September 18.
Sudbury’s Peter Coleman, son of Mr and Mrs Loring W Coleman of Concord road, starred as Phoeve in the 44th annual Middlesex School production of Yeomen of the Guard directed by Arthur M Lamb at Concord. The play, staged Friday and Saturday, featured four generations of the Coleman family at dress rehearsal and on Saturday night attendance.
Stow groups including 10 girls meet with Mrs. Lillia Phalon on Hudson road each Saturday to knit and complete articles for the public demonstration on April 28.
Stow resident Thurston M. Hammer of Red Acre Road named Agency Man of the Year by Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia for 1960 sales leadership. Hammer, Yale graduate and Boston life underwriters member, earned senior agent status and the 1960 Provident Million Dollar Producer honor. He is active in Yale scholarship efforts and the Yale Club. Boston Agency offices are at 45 Milk Street.
Stow-Garden Club and Stow Woman's Association plan a joint meeting at the Unitarian Church vestry on March 28. Garden Club handles the program with Flowers in Song and Story sung by soloist Mrs Benjamin Dudley, accompanied by Mrs William Burbage. Narration by Mrs Ina Creelman.
Acton action announces dates for Girl Scouts Camp Starlight in West Acton. The day camp runs from July 31 to August 18. Camp Starlight committee plans a Tuesday meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Edmond J. McNiff home.
In Concord Massachusetts Board of Selectmen receive a letter urging stenographic or electronic tape records of town meetings. Edward J. M requests transcripts be available at the town offices and libraries to aid citizens, including new residents, in understanding proceedings and ensuring accountability.
West Concord Willow Rebekah Lodge I O F will meet Monday evening with a Swap Party on the program Edith Bailey noble grand will preside.
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