169 Holds t Friday Sunday event
14 Troop No. 169 at St Bernard's invites members for an activity starting Friday at 5 and continuing through Sunday.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1960
Page
9
14 Troop No. 169 at St Bernard's invites members for an activity starting Friday at 5 and continuing through Sunday.
Rev. Fr. Pollard of Boston College High School will conduct the retreat and parents are encouraged to visit. Members of Troop 143 are invited, and an invitation has been extended to parents to attend the field mass on Sunday. Scouts will camp by patrols at the Scoutmaster's home on Thoreau Street.
Putnam is elected chairman of the Concord Red Cross for 1960 with Apthorp Jewell Bacon Motley Pratt Tolman as officers and directors. New board members include Apthorp Jewell Motley, and others from Concord and South Acton. Executive committee to assist in managing year ahead as committees are appointed.
Mrs Ruth I Morey of South Great Road is appointed postmaster at South Lincoln to fill a vacancy from two years ago. She has aided Mrs Hilve Wood, acting postmaster and a longtime clerk at the office, following Miss Rosella Well retirement.
Acton Laboratories announces the model 8-12 wide band amplifier a compact transistorized unit measuring 13 8 by 2.54 by 13 16 inches weighing 3 5 ounces. Gain is user adjustable with open loop gain over 800 reduced by negative feedback to 25. It accepts sinusoidal or complex input signals with harmonic content within the pass band and offers high input impedance wide frequency response and low distortion. Built in voltage regulation minimizes power supply effects across a wide temperature range.
Jupiter, the largest planet, is bigger in volume and mass than all the other planets combined. It would hold more than 1,300 Earths.
Concord David Emerson as general chairman announces summer planning for this year’s drive. Publicity chairman Charles Fraser and vice chairman Orrin Wood finalize a pamphlet detailing Chest activities and need for community support with solicitation dates set for Oct 20 to 23.
Carlisle council notes a postponed meeting at Mrs. Jack Goshgarian’s home. New president Mrs. Barbara ve kert outlines activities with Mrs. Marjorie Roderick as former president. Fair set for Nov 12. Next work meeting at Mrs. Roderick’s Tuesday. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Helen Macone and Mrs. Gertrude McTevier. Speaker Mrs. Warren Dutton spoke on herbs. Publicity by Mrs. John M. Reynolds.
Sudbury Boston Radcliffe Club awarded two scholarships to Greater Boston women. Recipients are Miss Pamella Ruth Blake and Miss Mary Frances Keefe, Radcliffe freshmen. Blake, daughter of Arthur Gordon Blake, graduated with honors from Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School and was exchange student to France. Keefe, daughter of John Edward Keefe Jr., graduated with honors from Girls Latin School and served as editor in chief of the school literary magazine and council member.
STOW announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Halcott Grant of Red Acre road on Sept 9 at Emerson Hospital. Rev Eugene S Watson preached on The Church A Fellowship of the Imperfect at Union Evangelical. A public hearing is set for Oct 7 at 8 am in Town Hall to consider the removal of about 600 yards of loam from Crescent street property by Leland W Stacey K and Donald W Lewis.
An initiation of new members of Concord Lodge of Elks No 1479 will be held Tuesday evening at the Elks Hall under Exalted Ruler Harris Dexter. Full plans were reviewed at last Tuesday's meeting.
Bedford reports new officers elected at Antho ny Hamilton Post 221 American Legion. Commander Nicholas J Genetti. senior vice commander Orlando Palmeri. junior vice commander Warren Hartwell. finance officer James Shea. assistant finance officer Pierre Dillon. adjutant William H Arnold. assistant adjutant George Fawcett. grave registration officer Frank C White. chaplain John A Pinkham. historian John Sharkey. Executive board Arthur P Genetti Dominick Genetti Frank C White. Trustees one year Pat Tovino. sergeant at arms Frank Genetti.
West Concord Troop No. 143 began regular weekly meetings at Our Lady Help of Christians Church hall each Thursday at 7. Scoutmaster Edward Swider and Committee Chairman Hugh E. Kilmartin Sr. lead the unit. A late autumn trip and weekend events are planned with details to follow.
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