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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
3
The 15 sets from Raytheon, used by 1365 Marine Corps units, enable rapid cross country communication beyond line of sight. Messages can traverse streams and terrain while staying resistant to interception. Range reaches up to 40 miles and sets are designed for chain linkage for flexible deployment through 1958.
A wildlife note reports the Alligator lizard feeding behavior showing a preference for black widow spiders as prey. The observation highlights predator prey dynamics and the lizard’s hunting versatility in its habitat.
Bedford Lions Club will install officers for the new fiscal year at the Colonial Inn Concord on Wednesday June 25. President Donald R Sands will preside and the event features a ladies night program at 7 30 with the induction headed by Jock Jr.
Sudbury troop 60 held its Thursday meeting June 12 with second class advancement reviewed. Two boys earned the Printing merit badge and will receive them at the upcoming Court of Honor. Three Sudbury boys attended the Order of the Arrow Conference at Camp Sachem New Hampshire June 14 15 Curtis Garfield Taun Ka loo Lodge Chief Brian Young and Grant Boughton. The next major event is the National Conclave at Kansas University August 24 Taunjacoo Lodge aims to be represented.
Dr. H. F. Ext of Middletown state hospital warns that a new pheno thiazine derivative named Pacial can suppress sweat glands and raise body heat, posing heatstroke risk in hot humid weather. Seven heat stroke cases occurred among 3,650 patients during a heat spell, all in those heavily tranquilized.
South Acton Pilgrim Fellowship hosts cookout and bowling for South Acton Congregational Church on June 21 with a picnic after worship on June 29. July 6 morning worship begins at 7. The Saint Francis of Assisi mission in Ranchos de Taos, built in 1772, is famed for thick adobe walls and white stucco exterior.
Miss Joellen Maloney daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Maloney 251 Old Billerica road graduated at Concord Academy in an outdoor ceremony with 40 graduates all in white dresses and red roses She participated in many activities including a Country Ball debutantes luncheon dances and dinners She will enter Skidmore College in the fall
Mrs. George Dooley of Bedford mourns the death of her father John J. Fitzgerald 69 in Belmont. Funeral held today with a solemn high mass at St. Josephs Church Belmont.
Stow Union Evangelical Church calendar lists June events including a youth trip to Grotonwood Camp and a cook out at the noon hour. Baptisms are planned during the June 22 service and Open House at the church parsonage on June 29. A June 23 church conference meeting is also noted.
A Monday 1:15 a m fire at Acton Laboratories Inc damaged an experimental oven, confined to the unit. Chief H Stuart MacGregor said a short circuit caused the blaze and company officials estimated damage at $1000.
The Sudbury Dyad yearbook for Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School went on sale last Friday. It is a 142 page volume with a blue and white cover depicting the two towns and includes senior portraits wills polls pictures and class notes. Staff of 63 students co editors Jean Ferrick and Adele Antonia dedicated the book to Mrs Miriam Coombs faculty advisor for tireless work with staff and faculty.
Miss Trene Tutung Miss Helen Lelecas and Mr. John Black led the DYAD program which served as a treasure house of the school year 1967 58, its value likely to grow with time.
The 646 mile voyage began October 1 from Little America to Byrd Station. Navy officials say it may be the first time an operation of this scale started so early in the Antarctic season.
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