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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
11
A March food list from Try Foods emphasizes eggs for Lent meals, named poultry items like broilers and fryers, and nourishing beans and peas. It notes strong Department of Agriculture guidance and plentiful frozen fish stocks, aiming to support varied menus and meatless options for celebrations and everyday meals.
The article notes allowances for cheese and manufactured dairy foods with main dishes during Lent. It states shoppers will find fresh clanWé friés and large apple holdings ensuring continued fruit abundance with oranges winter pears and other dried fruits. Nuts such as almonds filberts and walnuts remain plentiful.
Concord Norwich University in Northfield Vermont announced the names of 98 students named to the dean's list for the first semester. Among those listed are Donald H. Mellon a sophomore son of Mr and Mrs Henry D Merlotn of 27 Hubbard street Concord, and two Lincoln boys Roland B Swift a junior and John T Swift a sophomore.
West Concord Pack 33 held its fourth annual banquet at Odd Fellows hall with Rev. Nylen and others attending. Cubmaster Henry Harmon Jr awarded Wolf, Be, and Arrow badges to numerous boys and noted Ronald House as a 2 year service star and several 1 year stars. A singing and dancing troupe provided entertainment and Fred C. Benson was praised for building the unit's success.
A&P Service for Homemakers shares a Savory Chickup dish for Sunday Dinner. The recipe guides making a savory sauce with fat onion carrot turnip flour water tomato, then preparing a chicken dredged in flour and sautéed, finished in sauce with mushrooms olives and toast garnishes. Serve with potatoes and green peas and dessert coffee.
Police report a break in at Eugene Field grade school in Silverton Oregon. Thieves stole 24 quarts of applesauce and left other items behind according to Police Chief Victor Grossnickle.
Hudson-Anne L Houghton 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerard M Houghton of 202 Mainstreet won first prize in an essay contest awarding a two day trip to New York in April She wrote How I Should Spend My Spring Wardrobe Allowance and will be accompanied by the buyer of a Boston store The trip includes visits to Radio City Empire State Building and a South Pacific performance The Hudson High School freshman is an honor student.
Oshkosh Nebrilands Garden County News asks readers for ideas to improve the weekly, then notes a reader suggestion about sparrows on the front sign. The paper announces it has bought five pounds of poisoned oats to deal with the birds.
Nine local scouts from Concord Lincoln will represent their communities at the Valley Forge national jamboree to be held June 29 to July 6. Delegates include Clark Lambert, Frederick Oliver Jr, Stanley Mosoka, Tuckerman Moss, Joseph Davidson, John O’Reilly, Michael Bliss, Carlo Forbes, and Robert Tracey, with a tenth from Troop 43, West Concord.
A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Bernard's church for Joseph Zdanowicz 65 of Cambridge Turnpike who died suddenly at home Tuesday. Burial was in St Bernard's Cemetery. He was a longtime Concord resident and gardener. He leaves a cousin in Maynard.
Dr and Mrs Arthur F March Jr of 33A Hubbard Street and Dr and Mrs Edward S Nahigian of Barretts Mill Road West Concord enjoyed a motor trip to New York last week. Nahigian formerly of Bedford.
Concord local Pomona members attended Middlesex Central Pomona at Walham after supper at Odd Fellows Hall. The speaker was Mrs James Gallagher from the State Home and Community Service committee. A penny sale followed with Mrs Etta Stacey of Bedford helping. The March meeting will be in Acton Town Hall.
At TSinisterian Congregational Church last Sunday night the Young People's Fellowship gathered to discuss the topic What Can We Expect of Parents. Worship leader Dona d Waite and discussion leaders Misses Elsie and Shirley Craig guided the session.
A fragment from a Christian Science text by Mary Baker Eddy discusses health as the natural condition of man. It asserts the book provides complete explanation of Christian Science and that thoughtful study may lead to healing of all diseases.
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