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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
4
KOOKFIELD MAGNET presents a May 31 1951 guide on selecting and cooking salad greens. It lists spinach escarole endive kale and mustard greens, notes signs of freshness, and gives a quick skillet method to wilt and season greens before serving. It emphasizes avoiding wilted brown or slimy leaves and describes visual cues for quality greens.
Frank Allens LTHS frosh-soph runner-up and several Lion players reach semis in West Suburban league net meet at Riverside Brookfield. Hinsdale wins two events as Ooms and Herberts lead Lions with top doubles finish and compelling performances across No 1 singles and No 3 singles brackets.
Four Lyons Township High School seniors gain Princeton University admission and Navy ROTC offers. Peter T. McKinney Jr. is among top scholars and student leaders, with two classmates assured Princeton scholarships and two accepted into Princeton Naval ROTC.
Ruth Lake Country Club nine hole group completed a season plan with chairmen Mrs. W. C. Krafft La Grange and Mrs. J. F Stabler Hinsdale directing activit ies. Handicap and 18 hole events are led by Mrs OQ. M. Deerines and Mrs. H. Lauren. May 17 winner list includes Mrs. Howard Derfi Western Springs and Mrs. A. Ray Berwyn. second place to Mrs. Lynn Fittre Hinsdale.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions wood, a last war context, and trucks or vehicles. It references methods or articles about wood and gear and hints at adversaries or supply issues. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests wartime material concerns.
Question one notes graduates, athletes or not, live longer, suggesting better insurance risk. Rural hospital births rise due to health information spreading via schools, papers, and magazines promoting hospitalization for maternity. Goiter results from iodine deficiency affecting humans and animals. iodized salt helps, but not all forms require surgery. consult a doctor.
Safety tips from the Greater Chicago Safety Council cover garden tasks for amateurs and professionals. Key points warn against splinters from broken handles, never leave tools with heads up, cut away from the body, hang scythes heads up, handle knives safely, use axes carefully, start nails with light taps, store tools properly, and seek first aid for any cut or puncture.
Three Lions Township High School seniors earned recognition in Scholastic magazine's national writing contest. Bonnie Bartley and James Hazelton placed with honors as featured contributors, reflecting ongoing achievement by LTHS journalism students.
Cardinal Stritch will dedicate the Nazareth academy building on June 3 during graduation ceremonies. The 345 N Park Rd structure opened last September after a May 16 1949 start. 105 graduates will form a grand guard of honor. commencement follows at the new auditorium.
Tri-Hi Y held a farewell to LTHS seniors banquet May 21 at Buds Steak House, its last meeting of the year. Seniors who sold six or more boxes of taffy were admitted free. Annette Goodheart presented the efficiency book to Miss Winifred Colton, YMCA women's secretary and sponsor. Lula Belle Thompson received a pen and pencil set, and Helen Haeger was given a pin set by president Carol Baker and Ann O’Bonnell.
Fifty four LaGrange Township High School students, set to graduate this summer, were elected to the National Honor Society. Fourteen had earlier reached a national scholarship round, with Martha Brooks, Barney Gragg, Don Emmons, and David Morse among the 275 finalists.
Salads should be lightly but thoroughly tossed to coat every leaf and ingredient with dressing before serving, ensuring uniform flavor and texture. The technique emphasizes even distribution and readiness for immediate enjoyment.
A&P Service for Homemakers proposes hamburger chop suey served with rice as the main dish. The recipe covers browning beef with onion, adding celery, hot water, then mixed Chinese vegetables, thickened with cornstarch and soy sauce. Accompany with cabbage salad, lemon gelatine, and baked custard for dessert.
Registration for West Suburban YMCA programs opens next week. Swim and See runs June 4–8 at Belmont Pool under Don Widler with Howard Yearous tours. Summer Fun Club blends swimming sports and crafts in three age groups with weekly schedules at the Y. Teen Swim targets 14–17, Tiny Tots Swim invites parents to teach young children.
Archaeologists report discovering a Year One city in Palestine near Jericho with architecture modeled on wealthy Roman areas. Wall paints remain vivid, suggesting well preserved decorative schemes from antiquity.
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