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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1957

Page

18

Milk Flavor Workshop Planned by Massachusetts Extension

The Massachusetts State Extension Service will hold a milk flavor workshop July 30 at Flint Laboratory, University of Massachusetts Amherst. Registration begins 9 am with a 9 30 program covering flavor program appraisal, grade flavor analyses, and flavor sample procedures. About 20 samples with strong flavor defects will be tested by attendees.

T. J. Moore Concord Massachusetts State Extension Service Flint Laboratory University of Massachusetts, Amherst Massachusetts

Drought Affects Poultry Range

Egg producers rely on poultry range for supplementary feed but current drought limits range value. Check flock condition and development under controlled feeding. Hot dry weather requires extra waterers as birds resist long travel for water. Warmer conditions impact even drought resistant poultry operations.

Robert M. Grove

Dry Weather Affects Summer Apples In 1910

Growers face a doubtful summer apple outlook due to drought and hail damage. Yellow Transparent Duchess and Early McIntosh show variable fruit sizes despite some larger plantings. Thinning pruning and spring fertilization helped, but an earlier dry spell delayed effects, with later rains improving uptake.

Max G. Fultz

Summer drought affects farms and prices in local area

Clear skies and long drought persist with brown lawns dust and lower water for irrigation. Farmers face crop losses while consumers feel higher prices for staples as corn and tomatoes begin to appear. buy corn early from chilled displays and ask farm stands when picked for best flavor.

Homemaking Groups Offer Varied Fall Programs

Mrs James Williams of Ashland says many intriguing titles tempt extra meetings by the 20 Homemaker Groups sponsored by Middlesex County Extension Service. Fall programs include Time Saving Meals Beef Best Buys and How to Prepare Make Entertaining Easy and The Homemaker 100 Hour Week.

Ethel W. Veenendaal James Williams Ashland Middlesex County Extension Service Williams

Woman group plans regular meeting nights in Middlesex

A home demonstration program assisted by the Extension Service aims to form groups of eight or more friends to meet monthly or bimonthly. It helps busy young mothers stay connected and informed on homemaking duties as an extension of the State University home economies program and the Federal Department of Agriculture. For details contact the Middlesex County Extension Service at 19 Everett Street.

The State University School For Home Economies Federal Department of Agriculture

Eye lenses adapt to near and far focus

The eye’s natural lenses adjust curvature to focus on both close and distant objects, an ability not matched by ordinary glass lenses.

Rotary Welcomes Visiting Folk at Concord Meeting

Concord Rotary hosts guests from Bedford Lexington Magnara Worcester and Riviera Beach Fla visiting to learn about Rotary work. Joseph Wheeler, Rotary International Fellow, spoke on his India desk role in the International Mutual Security Program in Washington. Past District Governor Wray White attended as advisor. District Governor Fred T. Boyd showed slides from Switzerland and Europe trip.

Concord Howard Wehngon Ralph A. Macone Rotary Fellowship Bedford Lexington Magnara Worcester Riviera Beach Fla Joseph Wheeler Rotary International Samuel G. Kent India International Mutual Security Washington Wray P. White Concord Club Switzerland Fred T. Boyd Interlaken Paris Asterdam

Knights of Columbus Continue Summer Programs in Concord

Concord council of the Knights of Columbus held a well attended cookout at Gardner Lawrence camp off Monument Street. The next event is a baseball trip to Fenway Park on August 2 in Boston. Another cookout is planned for next month.

Concord Concord Council K. of C Gardner Lawrence Monument Strep Knights Fenway Park Boston

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