[NJARC] meeting location

John Ruccolo jr6v6gt at yahoo.com
Tue Jan 22 23:09:52 EST 2008


Hi Harry,

All very good points.

And you know what our museum needs? A Tung-Sol tube on
display! Last Sunday, I had a nice chat with a woman
guest who worked at Tung-Sol in the late 50's/early
60's. She was in the marketing department. She still
carries around a cute little Tung-Sol tape measure.

She was disappointed that there was no Tung-Sol tube
in our 30's display case. I'll have to see what I can
dig up.

That's the fascinating thing about the museum --
everyone sees something different. Other than that,
she and her friend really liked the museum.

I realize this was off-topic, but I wanted to share
it.

Regards,

John

--- Harry Klancer <klancer2 at comcast.net> wrote:

> Visit our web site - See http://www.njarc.org
> _______________________________________________
> Hello, all
> 
> Just to support Alex's point, InfoAge has been sold
> as a science and 
> history learning center. Even though
> there are a lot of physical details still to be
> handled - cleaning up 
> the buildings and making the site
> attractive (including our museum - I think we're way
> ahead of anyone 
> else in doing that -
> it's already a nice museum) - we and everyone else
> have to think about 
> "HANDS-ON" and EDUCATIONAL
> activities and programs. If we don't do that, we may
> find ourselves out 
> on the street in a few years,
> and the township could use the location for
> something else.
> 
> we have a golden opportunity, but we're just getting
> started.
> 
> Sorry for the shouting.
> 
>                                                    
> Harry K



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