Putnam patriot. [volume], December 08, 1949, Page 18, Image 18

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DISTRICT B SCOUTING
Freeman Nelson. Chairman of the
District Camping and Activities com
mittee, announced his committee will
meet soon with district leaders to
plan for a special district event to be
staged during Scout Week in Febru
ary. 1950. This will be the most
ambitious scout week undertaking in
recent years. All possible attention
will be given celebration of the
Fortieth Anniversary of the Boy
Scouts of America next year.
The event will be held indoors and
Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explor
ers will take active part in the pro- !
gram. Considerable enthusiasm for
such an event was shown at a recent
Roundtable meeting. Cub, Scout and
Explorer leaders and committeemen
will be asked to serve on the general
committee. The Commissioner's staff
will also serve and coordinate the
work of all units.
Detailed plans for the affair will
be made known within a few weeks
so that leaders of the various units
can use the preparation work in their
weekly program.
New! of the Unit!
Pack 22, of St. Mary's Church, will
hold their December pack meeting
December 16. The theme for the
meeting will be "Christmas Spirit"
and will feature Santa Claus and a
program of Christmas songs, skits
and the usual refreshments. The
Cubmaster, Den Mothers, and Com
mittee of the pack extend a special
invitation to parents of the pack cubs.
Sergio Berti and Jesse Costa have
been elected patrol leaders of Troop
68 of Putnam. Scoutmaster Bill Sim
mons has named Richard Colec as
Senior Patrol leader of the troop.
The Commissioner's staff wishes
to thank Troop and Pack 27 for pro
viding a meeting piace for the
Roundtable meeting. Special thanks
to Chairman Charles Albrecht. Cub
master Roy Adams and Mrs. Adams,
Charles Nagy. Albert Williams and
Scoutmaster Carl !<aurens of the
Woodstocks for the delicious refresh
ments and the effort that went into
their preparation.
Explorer Chew 23 has completed
work on a set of marine signal flags.
The crew numbering fourteen Sea
Explorers meet on Monday nights
under the guidance Dick Miour, Ad
viser, Leo Lapointe, Assistant and
Elphege Bissonette counselor.
Explorer Crew ^25, Dr. Gerry
Adams, Adviser is carrying out the
Explorer program of service, social,
outdoor and indoor activities. Major
project this week is the decoration
of their meeting room. Dr. Adams
has generously given the Explorers
the use of one room in his home.
Explorer Crew 66, Ernest Joslin,
Adviser, has just organized. The crew
consists of three Life Scouts: Duane
Luster, Lewis Elliott and Robert
Spooner. These scouts are interested
in aeronautics and will work on the
aviation rating with the help of Don
Hayes. Neighborhood Commissioner.
Robert Spooner of Troop 66 is
working on the God and Country
awards. This is the Protestant religi
ous award made to Boy Scouts who
meet with specific requirements.
Last weekend's snowfall was a
perfect setting for a winter hike.
Eleven scouts of Troop 21 hiked to
East Putnam and spent a day in
the white fields and forests learning
VALUES AT
RobitaiMe's Liquor Store
89 Front Street
Telephone 802
Putnam, Conn.
Free Delivery
Schweppes Imported
Quinnine water Gin
ger Beer - 10 oz.
bottle.35
No Deposit
Billy Baxter. Domestic
Quinnine water Gin
ger Beer Club Soda
10 oz. bottle.17
No Deposit
IMPORTED SCOTCH WHISKEY
Watson 4 10 86.8 proof 3.99
Robertson 86.8 proof 3.99
S. S. Pierce Old Mill 86.8 proof 4.49
Harvey . 86.8 proof 4.49
Bellow's Campbell King 86.8 proof 4.49
John Bagg 86.8 proof 4.49
We have 18 other brands of Scotch, five of which are 8
10-12-20-21 vears old. Prices 5.45 to 11.00
G!N
Graves—bg ga!. 90 proof 5.99
Graves—5th 90 proof 2.99
17 other popular Gins from 2.99 to 5.56
WHISKEY
Oliver's—a blend of 30%—4. 5 and 6 yr. old. 2.
Tom Bums Straight Bourbon . 2.
Green River—86.0 proof . 2.
Bellows Straight Bourbon—86.0 . 3.95
Many other popular brands
SWEET WINES
Somerset Port, Sherry, Muscatel and White Port
Full quart .69 % gallon 1.29 Gallon 2.59
RED TABLE WINES
Roma's Pride of the Vineyard—Claret, Zinfande! and
Burgundy
% gal. .99 Gallon 1.84 Fifths .50
We have one of the largest assortments of wines and
liquors in the State. Sufficient parking space. No meters
across the street.
Business hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. and Thurs. 9 A M. to
7 P.M. Friday 9 A M. to 9 PM. Saturday 9 A M. to 10 P.M.
$g$
Vange! Angelo Has
Submarine Position
Vanyei ^Anyreio. seaman apprentice.
USX. of Fahyan. was recentiy gradu
ated from the Submarine School, at
New London, and has been assig-ned
to Commander Submarine Squadron
2, New London.
the scout skills of tracking, compass,
the use of hand signals and cooking.
Some of the boys were out for the
first time and gained much experi
ence in hiking and preparing food
under adverse conditions. On the hike
were George Bordua, Leo Fontaine,
Robert Leclair, Paul Cristofori,
Charles Boucher, Dan Greene, Tom
Beaudry, Boyd Cristofori, Joe Te
treault, Paul Desorcy. David Belisle
and Scoutmaster Robert Miller.
Explorer Crew 21 boasts a leader
ship staff of four men who came up
through the ranks of scouting in
Troop 21 from the age of twelve.
They are Norman Breault. Adviser
and Robert Breau t, Robert Doucette
and Emile Gaulin, assistants. The
crew meets every Wednesday and dis
plays the Sea scout program. The
meeting place is arranged to simulate
a ship and the proper ship ceremonies
and schedule are carried out.
Dtatrtct Roundtabie Well Attended
Twenty-five scouters representing
eight district units were present at
the monthiy Roundtabie meeting; heid
in Kast Woodstock iast Thursday.
Roy Adams, t ubbing Commissioner,
was in charge of the Cubbers pro
gram. Neighborhood Commissioner
].en DesJardins demonstrated the
Tenderfoot investiture ceremony to
a group of scout ieaders and N.C.
Don Hayes presided at an open forum
question: "What was the most suc
cessfui project your troop carried
out in the past three months?" Com
missioner Robert Miiier and three
Expiorer Advisers discussed the Ex
piorer program. The evening pro
gram featured severai impressive
ceremonies, games and refreshments.
The foiiowing scouters were pres
ent: Tack 22, Cubmaster Fred Ra
cine, Chairman Arthur Corden, Den
Mothers, Mrs. W. Wiimot. Mrs. W.
Winsiow and Mrs. John MeCormac,
and Committeeman Wiifred Wins
)ow ; Rack 27, Cubmaster Roy Adams,
Mrs. Adams, and Committeeman
Charles Nagy; Troop 21, Roger Beau
soieii; Troop 25, Russeii Dagnaii;!
Troop 27, Chairman Charies Aibrecht,
Committeeman Atbert WiHiams and
Scoutmaster Cari Laurens; Troop
66, Robert Spooner; Troop 68, Rich- !
ard Goiec; Troop 67. Waiter Ship-^
pee; Expiorer Crew 21, Normar;
Breauit. Adviser; Expiorer Crew 25,
Dr. Cerry Adams; Expiorer Crew 66,
Adviser Ernest Josiin, Louis Eiiiott,
Duane Luster and Commissioners
Don Hayes, Len DesJardins and Rob
ert Miiier.
The next meeting has been set!
tentativeiy for January 11 and wiii
be heid on Thompson Hiii with Troop
66 as host. Cub Commissioner Roy i
Adams wiii make an important an-'
nouncement regarding a Cubbers"
Training course at this meeting. j
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1950
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