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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1962
Page
11
A speaker from Concord describes Perth's night life and global travels touching Rome Manila and Scotland. She notes Western Australia water scarcity a cold record low and a population near one million with vast deserts and a thriving ranching family including an 8000 acre cattle and sheep operation run by the sister.
The junior guild of South Acton Congregational Church will serve a turkey supper with two seatings at 5 p.m. and 6 30 p.m. Tickets are handled by Acton Mrs Lawrence P Wilder. Dining room chaired by Mrs William R Pyrro and dinner prep by Mrs Alberta B Knight.
Members of the West Concord Woman's Club are invited to tour DeCordova Museum in Lincoln on Thursday October 25 at 10 30 with a proceeding tour and coffee at 10 am. The art committee handles arrangements and transportation may be arranged by calling EM 93974. investissements BUY U.S. Savings Bond.
West Concord Lawrence H. Pexton treasurer General Radio Company will lead a discussion on Cost Reduction and Control at a round table during the 31st annual conference of the Financial Executives Institute. The event runs Wednesday to Saturday October 27 at the Park Plaza Hotel St Louis Missouri sponsored by the St Louis Chapter.
The voters service committee of the LWV sponsors a Candidate Night at MIT Concord-Kresge Auditorium on Oct 30 at 8 p.m. The event invites all candidates for constitutional offices and U.S. Senate, with bus service from the municipal parking lot at 7 p.m. Reservations: Richard Wilson or Mrs Roger Howard.
Sudbury plans for UN week October 21 to 28 were outlined at a home meeting of Mrs. Philip G. Felleman. A town committee led by Mrs. Ronald Adolph formed to coordinate UNICEF collections, church activities, foreign visitor invitations, and UN agency work alongside Halloween pennies and Christmas card sales. Other supporting groups include Grange, local schools, Catholic Women's Guild, Methodist Men's Club, and League of Women Voters. Contact Mrs. Jean Mayer for information.
In 1961 about 225 million pounds of nickel were used worldwide, with roughly 45 percent consumed in the United States, reflecting strong American demand for the metal.
Maynard Scott introduces a 30 watt stereo amplifier Model 200 with independent bass and treble controls per channel and front headphone output. It features electrolytic aluminum chassis for heat dissipation, a derived center channel output, high gain input for magnetic cartridges, and a special balance system. Power rating is 15 watts per channel with low distortion and hum, dimensions 150 by 5 by 13 inches in an optional walnut mahogany or leatherette case. Information available from H H Scott Inc. 111 Powdermill Road Dept P Maynard.
Women in the Sudbury area are invited to view a crewel exhibit at Gore Place Society in Waltham through Oct 21. The display features an 80 by 82 inch 18th century bedspread loaned by Worcester Art Museum with several other pieces. Mrs. Lawrence W. Poulson of Concord serves as curator, guiding visitors through the mansion.
Members of the Bay State Post Card Collectors Club will display cards from around the world at Monu on October 27. Cards for sale will be offered, admission is free, and memberships will be available on site.
George Lodge campaigns in Maynard as part of a whirlwind swing through Dennison Manufacturing and other sites. He greets workers, students, and locals, with a photoable display and a staff of volunteers, while noting his bid parallels his father’s prewar post.
Tickets for the seventh annual communion breakfast of Rose Hawthorne Guild are available from Mrs. George Arsenault, Mrs. Edmund Duggan, and Mrs. Theodore Lowney. The breakfast on October 21 follows the 8 30 a m mass at St Bernard s Church with Sister Josephina of Boston College as speaker.
The Stow Woman's Association will hold an October meeting with a 6:30 p.m. buffet supper in the Unitarian Church vestry. Co chairmen Mrs. James Gannon and Mrs. Roger B. Matthewman lead plans. Entertainment by a Nashoba Regional High School dance band unit directed by Tickete.
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