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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
6
A study by Eagle-Picher of Cincinnati finds farm woodwork repaints benefit from surface prep. If existing paint is sound, wash with benzine on a dry cloth to remove grease. If paint is poor, remove it or treat bad spots, then clean any remaining surface with benzine.
Concord High School's class of 1950 includes students admitted to Bowdoin Harvard MIT and other colleges. Several receivers earned scholarships while others will select among Boston University Colby and regional universities. final scholarship announcements await college release.
Sudbury reports the annual prize day at St Hubert's School will be held on May 28, marking a key year event for students and families.
Mrs Henry Maynard and Mrs George Twombley attended Tree Day at Wellesley College last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tighe purchased land on Lancaster road Sudbury Centre from Warren Hunt and broke ground for a new home. Mrs Edward Buxton visited her daughter Mrs William Evans over Mother’s Day weekend. Mrs Frederick Morrison of North Sudbury plans a three month trip to the Far West visiting children. She starts in Portland Oregon to see daughter Mrs Macura. Radioman Bradley Tighe enjoyed liberty at Norfolk VA and is assigned to Oceana Base, a promotion with upcoming sea duty.
Sudbury Mr and Mrs John S Colby sponsored a dancing party at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston held in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Kenmore. Twenty two faculty members attended as patrons and patronesses. Mrs John S Colby hosted 25 young decorators at a Tea at the Club House on Beacon Street with remarks by Mrs Melvin Guptill about architecture and the club's art treasures.
Sudbury 4 H alumni banquet drew many Middlesex County members at Town hall last Saturday. Honored guests included 5 year member Carl Burland from Sudbury and a Stockholm exchange student studying in the United States. Square dancing followed the banquet as 4 H’ers look to summer activities with enthusiasm. death by own action was the 10th leading cause of death in Iowa in 1948.
About 700 Middlesex County 4-H girls and leaders will attend the County Girls 4-H Day on Saturday May 20 at Concord High School. Exhibits include clothing cooking canning child care home furnishings and crafts. Demonstrations contests movies tours dress revue and souvenir awards will highlight the day with state and national competition possible for county winners.
Sudbury chairman of the Board of Selectmen and Mrs. Lawrence B. Tighe attended Charter Night for a newly formed Rotary Club with members from Weston Wayland Lincoln and Sudbury. A Ten Acres Wayland dinner hosted the event with representatives from all towns. The club aims to bring social and business benefits Rotarians contribute to a community. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Spring calving permits cheaper winter feeding by using a plain ration for cows that calve in spring. Fall calving requires a milk producing winter ration, which is expensive. In dry five month winters a cow herd needs 1,300 to 1,500 pounds of digestible feed. a 1,100 pound pregnant beef cow can be carried with 1,100 pounds of clover hay 1,500 pounds of corn stover and 500 pounds of oats straw.
Handling tips for hatching eggs issued by extension sources urge farmers to pack eggs with the small end down In markets with twice weekly marketing turning is not needed If storing for short periods keep eggs at proper temperature and avoid jarring or moisture loss
The Sudbury Parent-Teacher Association capped the school year with an annual meeting at the school auditorium. Retiring president Robert C. Hall presided as programs by the Young Peoples orchestra, dancers trained by Mrs Carl Roos, and the high school Glee Club entertained. Net proceeds of 158.01 from the dancing party will fund a gift for the new school. Next year’s PTA officers include president Daniel Krause assisted by vice presidents and others.
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